The Express.
London, England, 1850-09-04 00:00:00

HESSE-CASSEL.

We have news from Cassel of Aug. 29.
The address of the States in reply to the speech
from the throne was agreed to in to-day's sitting
without a dissentient voice. In a confidential meeting
of the two parties composing the chamber, the first
draught underwent son e alteratioop, so that no diffi-
culty was found in adopting it at once. The protest
against the restoration of the Diet is maintained,
although the passage relating to the resolution of
March 30, 1848, has been struck out. The address
opens with echoing the wish expressed in the royal
speech, that the deliberations of the Chamber might
be blessed to the country. " But," say the States—

We cannot conceal from ourselves that this will be impar•
Bible so long u your royal highness it surrounded by men
who lack the confidence of the nation. It is our holiest duty
to your highness to declare in the name of the people whom
we represent that these do not recognise in the appointment
of the present ministry a fulfilment of your majesty's royal
declaration of March 11, 1848, We repeat the t apressions of
mistrust uttered by the former chamber against the present
=misty, and approve what the permanent committee hu
stated to your royal highness in the interval which has since
elspe.
The address concludes—

The bill on the temporary collection of the tales until
September 30th shall be well considered and approved, or re
jetted, es the resell of our investigations shall dictate. We
meanwhile repeat the firm COOTiCti6II that the difficulties
and dangers alluded to in the royal speech have been brought
about chiefly by the present admicistratioa, aid hold thew
inurnsountable if your royal highness will persist in sur
rounding yens throne with men who can never enjoy the
confidence of t►e people. May your royal highness not tutu
a deaf ear to the voice of yoar people!

MORROCCO.—The consul-general of France at
Tangiers, M. Bourree, has strongly remonstrated with
the government of Morocco against a recent measure
of the Emperor, foe the establishment of a commercial
mmropoly in his favour. This measure, it is said,
inflicts great injury on European commerce, and its
violation of treaties.

RAILWAYS IN PRUBSIA.—The following statietici
of Praesisa railways bawl just been officially published:
Leonia Meatless open. 383 S German
(1726 English) wiles.
Capital
Nanlrer of persona carried in 1849 28,641,909

lineheaths;
33 482 978 eat.
Receipts
Expenditure
Beet

THE AMERMAN OCEAN STEAMER HERMAN arrived
off Cowes last aiabt, en mote to Bremen. Her English and
Frew& sees sad pameagen ware Linda at Sossissesptoa
at about midnight. The SIMMS le ft New Toth on the 20:11
all, the dates therefore have been anticipated.

BANYKIL how COMPANY.—In pursuance. of an
order for the sale of this undertaking, Order the Joist-
Stook Oompeniee Windingosp Act, tram the Court of
Chancery, the property neer connoting 73 east
of 'mineral 'mend and 31 miles of trammed, with furnmeh
to., wee pad up to auction et &sense& last week ; but, to
bid being offered, it was bought in. This is to. second
sal* of property under the Winding. up Act, the first beimi
that of the Norwich Tun Company, that has failed to fin'
parchassr.