The Express.
London, England, 1850-05-15 00:00:00

SPAIN.

Letters of the 0:11, from Madrid, state that the
Infante Don Francisco de Paola, father of the Mug,
is expected on Sunday, and the Duke and Duchess of
Moctpensier will arrive before the end of the month.

ITALY.

TUSCANY.

The Coatituzionak publishes a new address to the
Grcnd Duke of Tuscany from the municipality of Rio,
praying for the restoration of the constitution. - Aga;
Me Tuscan Monitore, of the 7th, states that, on
the afternoon of the sth, four Austrian soldiers, tking
in a state of drunkenness, created a disturhance in the
suburb of the Purta di Mare of Pi,a, aid attempted
to make use of their arms egaiest the crowd that had
assembled ercund them, but that two luscan elms-
sears on horseback fortucats ty came up at d prevented
a collision. In the evenicg a strong Att.lrian plied
proiveded to the suburb to arrest s.me persorm for
harivg insulted the soldiers in ques:icn but use
Taman guvernment haring claimed the prisoners,
they were given up by the Austrian nut E,,T.tier. The
matter is now before the tribunals.

GE RM AN Y.
PRUSSIA.

BERLIN, MAT 12.
Little further has transpired respelling the Cal
grebe of Princes. It seems that the Elect°, of ll•sse-
Cassel was the evil spirit in the sittings which hare
taken place. Busy rumour declares that he used:lan-
guage meet unsuitable to the occasion, and Oct cal-
culated to gain the affections or respect of his bearers.
A war of words is said to hare taken place between
his highness and the Duke of Oldenburg, iu whi.h the
former was equally discomfited with his minister,
who was by general consent - pat down" in the last
sitting of the ministers and plenipotentiaries. H.sse
Darmstadt is represented by the Elector of Heese ;
his declaration of withdrawal, therefore, apt• Les to
both principalitiee; were that not the case, the conti-
nued absence of I ler Von Lepel, the Hessen Darmstadt
plenipotentiary from the sittings of the Verwaltungs-
rath, would be sufficient to indicate the intentions of
the ()rand Duke. The Cbiistitutionne/ this morning
asserts that every one of the n;her sovereigns has
declared his intention firmly to abide by the union,
and confirms what I stated last night, that two oe
three of them have requested further time to consider
the alterations in the consti u:icn prop:sed by the
Erfurt parliament.
The assembled sovereigns pay a visit to Potsdam
to-day, when they will dice in the royal palace, and
return is the evening to a grand ball given by the
Prince of Prosaic).

According to letters from Erfurt, the re-oixaing of
the German parliament is expec ed between the 24th
and 26th ins:. The officials at present there have, it
u said, taken apartments for the whole of the summer.
The Minister of Finance, it appears, has succeeded
in negotiating the whole of the loan of 1$ millions
granted by tie Chamber at the end of last session. 1
stated in a former letter that he had negotiated six
millions only ; that amount in money tits already
been placed at the disposal of the government. The
Bank, the Commercial Marine Scciety, and an asso-
ciation of bankers and merchants, have each taken •
third of the whole loan at 97 per cent.
A telegraphic despatch, contained in the AVs'n;sche
&aerie, and dated Berlin, May 13, states that Baden
and SchaumbarkLippe had on the 11th withdrawn
their reservation with regard to the proposals men-
-1 tioned in yesterday's Express. Oa the other hand,
the Elector of Hesse had postponed any explicit
announcement until after the definitive constitution of
the assembly of the Band at Frankfort.
Prussia made certain proposals concerning the con-
stitution of the " College of Princes" and the ministry
of the union. The propositions were received ad
referetptim, and would be discussed on the 13th.

As regards the revision of the fed, rel coastituticn,
Prussia i,roposes to take part in a congress, but upon
condition that the whole anion will protest spa the
basis of the Prussian protest of May 3, and with the
rest restion that no definite organisation of the Rreati
Germanic cor.!.ederation csu be admitted which does
not include the w.vivai of the union a. one of its
members.
BERLIN, Mae 11—Voluntary Loon, to 31; National Debt, 5.5: ; Bank
Skate., O.

11.—Fire pr Cent. lArtAlliques. 92 5.161 Dank
Slum, 1044. &change on Loalm, 12.1.

'roe erottrt.
The Duchcu of Kent %ibittd the Queen ytsterliy,
at Buckingham Palace.
It Is undirstood that the court will proceed to Osborne,
Isle of Wight. on Wednesday, the 22nd of May. and wall
not mars to Butkingham mail Tuesday. the ISth of
June; asd that the chrivieniata of the infant prince will be
▪ mnised on Saturday, the 22nd of June. Drawing-roots*
will be held on Thursday, the 20:h of June. aud ues.lay,
the 9th July; and a levee on Wois talay. July 3rd. It is
• unditaxed to be her Majesty's intentiou teat mats balls
shall take place en Wednesday, the 26:h of June, and as
Wednesday, the 10th of July ; sad roacerts on Monday, the
Ist of July, and Monday, tee 11th of JO%

A deputation of Irish members to press upon the
attention of the Home Secretary the necessity of consider-
ably eatendirg the jurisdiction of the Assistant Barristers'
Courts in Ireland, and placing the assistant banisters u
much as possible upon au equal touting with the County
Court ; &dale of licgland, by ab.lisMtg ten, sad sublet initial!
payment by fixed salty. had an mu rriew with Sir George
Grey yesterday at the Hetue-AE.c.. The sleyu:stion eon-
sista of S;r William Somervide, M. French, Mr.'W Fagan.
Mr. James Fagan, Mr. Boyd, S r T. O'Brien, Sir L. O'Brien,
Mr. Orme, Mr. Sullivaa. Colonel MUM!, Colonel 'Laudon.
The O'Gorman Mahon, Lord Nam, Mr. Orogan, Mr.
O'Flaherty, Mr Scull), Colonel Chatterton, Mr. Herbert,
Mr. Krogh, Mr. Lawless, S;r Th nuts Burke, H ns H. C It,
Mr. H. Hamilton, Colonel Taylor, Sir Arthur Brooke, Mr.
P. Simerect Unfits., Mr. Woes* Ilsrailtou, Mr. James
Hamilton, and Major lila:Mill.
Mr. Kee Hamilton. Liantenant-Governor of Gre-
nada, had au interview wish Jiarl Grey yesterday, at the
Colnuial-oilice.

Mr. Hugh Adair had an interview with the Right
Hon. LL L►uouchere yesterday, at the odic* of the Board of
Trade. . .

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A deputation from the Cheater and Holyhead Rail-
way Compauy, consistiog of Mr. Kinnaird, Sir Charles
Dangles, Mr. Mangles,. Mr. li,yo, and Mr. Swift. had an
iuterrisw yesterday with the Comeliwioners of Railway+, at
the HOU6I of Trad,.
The Finace • (' anmittee of the Commission for tho
Exhibition of ISA. connoting of Earl Cranefti,, Lnrd 0,,,.
stone, Sir Alexander Speartnon. and Mr. T. F. Gibson, _ met
yesterday at the Board of Trade. Colonel Reid, R It.,
&mimosa of the Reeentive Committee, was also prwest.
The building comun.tee of the commission out yesterday, In
the Nell PLLICII of W 4 stmlrccr. Thin wire present Mr.
Cteiift, Mr. Barry, Mr. It. Stephenson, Mr. C. 13 Cockerell,
Mr. Wen.% oni Mr. T. L Metahtson. Mr. Scott Russell,
secretary to the Hoye! Coastaiwien, was is attendance.
colonel Raid and 3k. 144 Wyiss woo pressi.
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