The Express.
London, England, 1850-11-18 00:00:00

GERMANY.

The precise terms on which Austria and Prussia
are likely to agree are still a matter of unoertainty.
An Austrian note was received in Berlin on the 16th.
Its contents are unknown, tattling h the German
papers make them the subject of the most positive
amertioes, which, however, are contradictory to each
ether.
Public opinion is so much alive and sensitive through-
out Prussia that every move is interpreted as fall of
meaning. Thus the abandonment of Fulda by the
hinds& troops, though necesaary to the eonceetrs.
Ones the two roads that lead to Carel, was inter-
peded as a treachery and a weakness.
'Us troops of the Band have been ordered to avoid
all acts of hostility during the progress of nego-
tiations.
A telegraphic despatch from Vienna repeats that the
government Ines the way to an amicable adjustment
of all differences.
The Austrian cabinet has, it seems, contented to
the maintenance of oonstitationalion in Hevee, but
how this is to be °trained from the Elector does not
appear. As England and France are both interfer-
ing to prevent the Schleswig quarrel from being the
pretext of a civil war, or of the invasion of Rath
Germany. it behoves Austria not to carry matters
with too high a hand. Asstria, by the alarm which
the advance of her troops and her fierce denaticia-
dons caused, has gained the important advantage of
detsching Nassau and Hesse Darmstadt from the
Premiss union thus winning over two votes to its
side, and re-establishing a parity between the anion
and the diet.
Bat with respect to the German question, if princes
ate to be everything, and the voice of the people
thrash their chamber nothing, it may be oonei-
rimed that nothing will be settled. The Om-,
sea panne.. can meet in diet, and pass deem
aslssdi to their own princely opinion without rote-
ones to their people : thus the four Sings, all at
widow with their people and th, it chambers, will
webs us of the diet to come their pros plc. And the
het
will tr have several years' work of-coercion and
down. It will be a regular system of
tyranny and of mutual insurance between tyrants.
If Petresia is forced to consent to this, or if she have
a minister who consents to it from principle and Rt.-
Election. then the settlement of the German questa:a
will be a farce, or, as General Lamagne said of the
French Restoration, use halts dons la bow. There
are many and just fears that each will be the case,
and that, although appearances will be. kept up both
with regard to Holstein and to H. me, the constitu-
tional principle and party will be virtually sacrificed.
Much noise is made about the movement of Ras-

sign troops from Cracow. But this movement was
pre-arranged at Warsaw ; It is a kind of progress
along the hviadcm of Amide, in order to terrify and
keep quiet its iss&eted population, rather than an
elbow toward, oseoptien, which in the reseal
dale et the quasi is net umpired.
Omni Gnaw % reeigaiWon has not boas accepted.
Oar unwpaleate at Berlin and Frankfort Mete
that, berm of pesos are cherished,., warlike pe-
a* enargadeally continued on either side.
of mar we dill held at Vienna, and military
hcapitaleare brood os the Bohemian frontier. Hay-
an mitred at Vienna on the 11th, to otter himself
for active mdse.

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ths=kor, who is said to be preparing fors return
Os the 11tb, the Premien omeinander at Camel de-
aced the manager of 46 Main and Weser • wed to I
wash. that pp Adam[ troop. should be p ported
on that . line. When thin promi.e was evaded, the
Premiss eammander took swarm to Mare ohs-
d emote lie calerm and threatened, in ease at nee
to destroy the Use by ?ease of raises. •

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