The Express.
London, England, 1850-04-12 00:00:00

pawing law. This dirleicia will be added Abe the
'lira reunion army miss I the emansaadee
ceps is to be its inspector ; the Sowers
kry exp, into adopt the sures. or thaTel=
aroY•
It hes been stated that by a peoftedkeg_kthketpls
of Oliver Cromwell the daubers SI hisidegager
had been prevented from meting. !Ye *NW dig.
a • his elicited addresses and ps ibis from the
.3.,rs parties into which the chassis= mew divided.
A ,„,,ceig of the party formieg the right of the Late ,
e....mta.r has been held. at which a memorial to the
1,3 k, wsr s,•-re.-d to. This address recites the obtect
of the Injunction. the declaration of thegovernmental
deeruiLation to obey those directions, sad the die-
tarcar with which the HOMO of Dopeties had re-
re:cc.A !ha time. The memorialists state that the
To 'lotion of the government has taken them by sae-
, they fa. deeply anxious foe the future of
heirfatherland ; and complain that the presto-
n:am the chambers prevents their tak-
rna counsel in parliament, while the injuno-
rt„e ugoires its execution within three weeks.
Ise) dre.are the ob:igations under which the sentry
WO lad to his highness, and reflect with eadelastime
es the wail occasions on which the bed
Nested attempted intermeddling with gas
ee for land. They deny that the ardessommet the
h Nffeather, 1817, awes to the aseind pewee the
right to imagist injunction each as the peigsgt. They
euie that the sub. of the 23th of May posised to
it, members tosuitsh oat a helpieg had to all n states
ith.,.e rights of any kind are thevatasea.
Tee question. they say, can only be decided by
rtantal. end moist es going &Awe the Erfurt court
adet,red. Tbeadmis,ion of the injunction as the
command of a competent authority is a surrender of
ttsswerf'.,n rights of tie state and an weeatial al-
:ratios of the legal position of the nation. Under
cane cirennistswes they cannot approve of the
,ci.tecial woo:26°o'nd respectfully hope that the
occ..:on of his hiihatss may be still open to fern-
ga,r
r Leftof the chamber held meetings on the th,
ar.d re, the ark inst. deposited a memorial in the
Owe; of Mecklenburg to the following effect.
Tut...rah:ea, whoee names are appended, have beard
the n,te of the central commission reed in the sitting
o: :he chamber, and listened to the ministerial dicta-
ex .11 is its favour. They d• uy that the convention
herre,n Austria and Prussia, establishing the central
comm.esior, gives to that body any tight to interfere
interior canneries of the MeeMeaburg state*.
I:cy pro•est, on eonstitationel grounds, against re-
cor'...ng the validi'y of the injunction of the central
crzminte : and they add, that the mere resolution of
Puke t. give edect to the same, cu confer on it
gy legal validity ; and protest finally against its ex-
AUSTRIA.
SIENNA. Aran. 6
Cr. tic °maim of the departure of Coast Giulay,
• t]. e.zo, the pubhc were treated to a series of
t,7 7 4 .f a clienge of ministry ; however strongly
tt.-e marts were &tied, and however small the
r%.*.t •h,y received at the time, they were neverthe-
,,es f,: dad on fact. I have learnt all the particulars
r the ..:air from an official rennet, and communicate

_
119- throw an imp3etaut light on the present
q.T,r.aunt of Atutria.

int Groans. adjutant-geteral to the Emperor, is
t of attecding all eabinst councils when-
: I:mi eror is abort t, and sometimes of address-
- - mbled ministers. On one of these oees-

t. .t happened that Count Grimm concluded his
stdr. tf w:th the re mark, " That is my opinion, and
:tst ',tee I shill ' vote.'" Dc. Bach, the Mi-
t...ter et the Interior, immediately roes and
n " Cant G;::ne, my colleauues and my-
• are ssstrnbled here as the responsible
'e-I of t:e crown; until now we have never 0b-
j.:•,,.1 put presecce, as you attend here by the
• c; r.O Emperor, in order to inform him of the
;!•egt, and result of the deliberatitne which take

in Le absence ; nor have we objected to anv re-
ter:3 wtir'r you have been pleased to make on these
o..,:rne. Bat waen you express an intention of
• is a particular way. I feel it to be my duty
tea n.r...3ter and a member of the cabinet to remind
yr:: :Le! sour exceptional position in these councils
t,.*. coder cn you any direct influence over our
each a proceeding on the part of any per-
e;: not a member of the ministry, if permitted, would
a: sere overturn the whole canstitutianal machinery.
eiere, the responsible advisers of the crown, are
rpueible *o pubticopiniz.n for the measures we may
a: ,t, and cannot therefore permit ourselves to be
utray by any improper influence. Foe
t:4l the expression which you have been pleased
.e
-e compels me to enter the strongest protest
rentt your being.permitted to addrees the council."

hata:sion ensuilon this speech of Bach's, in which
teas of the Minister of the Interior were etre-
supported by Coast Giulay, the Minister of
sr. S 3 soon as the sitting was concluded, Count
Ivied him to his master to complain of Bash.
L 1 luper;al Majesty caused Bach to appear in the
tunic, and remonstrated with him very seriously on
wr.ieh he, as Minister of the Interior, bad
i.xt,e4 in the cabinet council. The imperial die-
it.stattim was conveyed to Count Giulay in a similar
:atter. Bach returned lime from his in-
trs:cr with the Emperor, and at on wrote
vitt demanding his dismissal. This note
in (Awarded the same day to the Emperor.
la Emperor, somewhat startled at this sodden de-
esti, lurritil with the note to his mother, the Arch-
....tie Sophia, who undertook to mollify Bach, and
Lim to retain his office. Bach permitted him-
ts he so:ithed by the imperial lady, and consented
'0 :at wistes. This is the trite history of the affair.
sulden departure of Coast (holey fir Italy was
'Le time unintelligible to all ; this little narrative
....explain it.
7.. e Emperor is to proceed, towards the latter end
math, to Trieste, to lay the foundation stone
the sew terminus. He will return to Vienna
trough Carinthia and the Tyrol.
7:.e nestiettion for the " Oriinzland," the frostier
,:o:itce, is drawn up, and will speedily be prosed.
Pd. 1: is one of the results of the labours of the
41,:t...0e for the regulation of the military hustings 7 kb JellasSieb is the president The 61.
Atar are the principal points in the sow alitale :
he indivi :nal military frontier provisos, main
to their original provinces, and lion with
437 I territory with peculiar administration. The
'digs to be used in the military service is to re-
tte German; in all other respects the national
"Inge is to remain in force. (The national lan-
t are the Servian, Wallaebian, and Croatian.)
• • .tcgasge to be used in schools is to be that of the
r. Every toeerament official will be required
'-.hrstand and speak the language of the district
*'-ch he is employed. The military organisation
'zie provinces is to undergo a thorough reform.
-:, Lean. 10.—Votaatary Lee; 1031; Nestle s 1 Nit, 86f ;
,
93f.
Aran 9.-71ve per Coat. MeteElquee, 93; Year per
hlf. Seat Shares, 1077. Ezebange ea Landes, 1111. Wk.

IVt bare received the Moniteur Alg'ries of the Bth
h states that—" The tribes of the Maadid rad
12'4.'1 'he Onled-Annaiche, who had taken part in
"4t of Zaatcha, but who since that time had
17'imoadvse quiet, had again recently committed
!! tvAtility. A detachment of 334 men belonging
..•,:11 Regiment, while returning from Boa Cada
;'-f. tad been attacked on their march by a body
1"4.• tad known, when a severe combat took
4.`, Lt which ended in the defeat of the Arabs.
,4V4-4 iruboasest was killed, and Lieut. Mao of
rtel wounded. Several of the Ara killed
vtuuded. General de Banal hailsent a
;r4t detachment among the revolted tribes, who it
~,•ed would soon be made to repent of their
-•; Same t had also been sent amongst
~.I,o,,v•tas and the 'n, in order to enforce pay-
7. 'AU* tribute and the lines inflicted on them as
.::•:ohreest for refusing the mean' of transport to
• trove during the expedition of Zaateha.
Lad also been made on the Beni Khottabs,
refused payment of their taxes."

riP.TAINVP.NT BY TUB MATott AND CORPORA-
-7(0 TUX LoaD MAYOR 07 Lorloox.—lt
tad that oa tie 241 b of January Yob Lord
,1* a diaasr to lb. Mayor and Corporation of
a Wetlands, last tint aompliornt was rotaroad
:4.o,4:Paita who owntinato that body. Th. Lord
'4l 1 ass% wat down We private Mato (with"
%nude, ad on melting ti. Hastings terminus
;"47 was net by tato mayor and other umbers
4t, °Who, who aecourailisd him to the Swan Inn,
• 4.4 hat wet was provided. The party Goa-
^ wda