The Express.
London, England, 1850-06-10 00:00:00

ITALY.

ROMAN STATES.
The someof Rowse, of the 31st, ha. the
ing : "Fo days pris runiosrs, m
alarming, have crested an.impression that the ttf
e,
meat is resolved to .consolidate compulsorily tee
money, or to diminish its actual value, 'vita 4ii tranquillise the holders of paper nir ney ore.e
We are authorial to di darn that ntathrr ,41
means will. under any eircutust.acee,
to, and at the wire tune t, snooricce that
mat is seriously accupmclMft!idt^g e rnes.:
isavenient, not only to diminish ro
the
~„ of"
.moirev, which is at this moment in &cols:,
pay off that portion which must remairt
oirculatiog.

GERMANY.

PRUSSIA.

BERLIN J..
The Staats-Anzeiyer of We evereee „
expected law for controlling the preme
fourteen paragraphs, and is aecompareed I v
terial memorial of the motives which rels'
yisable; it was stamped with the K.Lie
the sth. The memorial is dieted teire4•:.„!
introductore paragraph is as follows: • • •
e We, Frederick %William, ecceennsie„;• ,
peace and order in tee count)", vete T.,
ahteer of the press end the insufficiency of
f
ted
of public security imperatively tietnttd,
danger,,ohpu present
ar e
ri
mediatebluftdt intervention
Tart 4ali
tseihndlb edet state
ati
t httl:rfi :botnremove
respect affairs,
wir netlll4: eea:hecti k
he
y
to
of several of the reettlatione wee e;
the pees*, as well as to make to the Ist. r: ,
of tee 30th June, 1849, the most •.. -
terns. We therefore ordain, by tee sr,:
ministers, and on the ground of the
the constitution, the following:
Paragraph 1 authoriser 11. e prat efe .
to refuse to accept or carry oui oreers : '
and periodicals. Par. 2 restores U.
•
the 17th January, 1813, whet e ere.: I .
preeteellers, peetessers Gf cireulai t g
reading rooms, vendors of pin p'e •, :
book and lithograph printer. t ,
esnetion of the government 'I
by the let of July next. Pa- 3. ,
:Minister of the Interior to p 'tees , • ,!
sel kinds which are publiele d • ,
territories. WilneVill* Rhlll R.l
for sale any work Po prohihite • .
fine of from 10 to 100 dialers, re e: • -
14 days to 1 year. The po.ite sr•e.
case to seize the publication in e •
• punishment inflicted on pares,
a criminal nature, under the fee. r
not aireished. Par. 4 require-
fishers of every daily, montt ic, or ••
the pre-payment of caueoreneee v, I•
amount of the cantinn-money. Sete!, . •
ing oftener than thrice a wt• e• • •
first class, and the turrourdeee
a circle of two miler, to depe-e se.
in towns of the se one a eier, ;
in towns of the third class, 2,1,' •
other places, 1,600 thalerr. I'ar.
money for newspapers appraril
a wee k, at half the above elms. i
from the erten. int of Par. 5 e .1
tific, or technical eeriodiceei, are re e.
journals. In cases where the alet•ee • •
Imes the press laws of the 30 J
be required to deposi! the prow cm
emery. Par. 8 appoints tee t-eariee •
receive the deposits of me:eerie: te,
paid in c en, and on which 4 per ce r.t.eet.
paid. Tne caution-la ney at Ic.•t- 7'
six months atter the last p '7- 1:
on a certificate from the pun p• ••• • .
sfeution is pending against •e .
Par. 9 infitcts the payment if -
existing newspapers and perothe ec.
tour weeks' time to pay it in froie ee •
tion of the law. Par. 10 provides t.
flicted, the expense of prosecution,
precedence of all other claims on
money. Par. 11.—Second offences
able with the event of the treat. •
tho tenth part of the caution-mo-
to the opinion of the judge. On evert •
lion the cautiot-mossy is to be impo
further appearance of the journal t•
be prohibited. The fresh di pese o
must nsLahreeFasdbket:-... .•:
imp
12 from • _ •
rabititmisnagadatehnseevoi
rlaryinz hd
imprisonment from a meathto •
eons publishing, editieg, or pre, • • • -
to the deposit ot the fur am ea-
or the continuing to publish ate r a -
same punishment is held over R:1 re i••

tributors under the some oiitumstanct
prosecutor and polLe ere an•horieed to s
journule, &c., together with
forms. Par. 13 (lades h•. o
the category. Par. 11 oh, l
compet-ney of the jury 0.1 eff.ccta
graphs 3 and 12. '
The memorial which pr. als
the ministry sinew tilde entry in
greet attention on the press. lts •
11600, and the results of for.. •
respect to it. It then descrih
press ordinances of the 17:h M
gave total freedom to the pre-s. and.•
on the 30th June, 1549, for the
end to to the:irregiear state of tl..
isted. These laws were, h0w...,r.
and were confined to the mo,: !...si
tions. Experience was desired !.' •
it was now fully established :hi*.
insufficient. A :treat number ,t•
peartd, published end edited by
who were ashamed of no re:lns
could extend their eircu'ati N
ligion were openly sr 4,1 al.
not be diflicult to show. from a
tides in different jouruale. teat the GE
desired by means of the press to under
of God, patriotism. respect for moese:
of the prince, and his goctrament.
mulgated new doctrines of tl:e war,:
strove to weaken those convictions
people a hich were the cutest fouadato
order. It would be a danovus
that these endeavoure would tail.
tion given to the very worst class of
provincial prem. was a clear proof
their plane; and, if any co her proof
was to be found in the close oonnect or
the publishers of stveral radical jmirm
and the enemies of their country. vs:t
in foreign countries. Hoc, at t‘on•a
to open the eyta oe the most eatelt4
which the state and cool. ty ~.tad,
they must fall, union the go, ernm,
curred to those means w' ich Pa
constitution had placed in is
government was aware that
to employ those mane. It woe ur,l
all those to whom church, state, au! ;.
more than mere words. The best and,
measure undoubtedly would he • he pub,
prehensive press and pees, otleaces I'lll
but the ministry hesitated to lay sur.h I
his Majesty, on account of the dakr,t
atd the propriety of previously con,u,
branches of the legislative body. In aJd:t;
try deemed it advisable that this tua!
left to the parliament of the Gentian I
late, and the government had then tore r.
proposal to the temporary necesavy• I ,
further contains an expl ;nation ot t,,b"
legal right of the government to puboale
eludes with the united prayer of the tuaL,.!.
Majesty will be pleased to render it
signature, they undertaking to be reepoe,"3
subsequent approval of the Chambers.
An order from the ministers of the
commerce to the presidents of dertaa
office inspectors is also published. It 1,"1.7
the former shall discover the names, of t•o7
which are devoted to the cause of thsonl,r,.,.
and anarchy, and shall notify them to the .A.l
are then to refuse all further orders for s‘s,
papers. Particular directions are to be
regard to foreign journals.

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