The Express.
London, England, 1850-04-22 00:00:00

AUSTRIA.

VIENNA, APRIL 16.
A measure is in contemplation for giving to Generals
Hay nen ar d Jellachich the estate, of those Hungarian
magnates who fell in the revolution fighting for their
country's friedom. The papers take no notice of this
proposed atip beyond a very small paragraph con-
veying its possibility. It excites much attention in
all liberal circles ; for it is a step which reminds all
of the practice in Russia to apportion the property of
those who have been condemned for political crimes
among the tools who assisted in their condemnation.
It is said that Ilaynau will receive a large portion of
the estates of the murdered Count ;Batthyanyi, while
the landed property of Kiss, who was also judicially
murdered, is designedf or the Ban Jellachicb.

APRIL 20.—Voihntary LAIIIA, 105]; National Debt, 86e
Bank Shares, WI.

ITALY.
ROMAN STATES.

The Gazzetta di Ferraro announces that this city
is t', be placed on the same footing as Bologna and
Ancona. Besides the superior command of the city
and fortre's, there will be an Austrian commander.

SARDINIA.

The sitting of the 15:h of the Senate of Turin was
entirely taken up with the debate on postal reform,
which was again adjourned to the next sitting. The
Chamber of Deputies voted the madifications intro•
&iced by the Senate into the bill on the Sanitary Ma-
ritime Consults of Cagliari, by a majority of 132 to 6.
The Minister of Finance presented several bills calcu-
lated to equalise the receipts and expenditure of the
state. The Minister of the Interior presented a bill
on the cultivation of rice grounds. M. Buffa after-
wards addressed a question to ministers on the circu-
lar which directed that the sittings of municipal
councils should not be public. The Minister of the
Interior declared his readiness to assume the reaper si-
bility of that measure, and explained the reasons
which induced him to adopt it. A very animated de-
bate ensued, which was adjourned to the following
day.

TURKEY.

CONSTANTINOPLE. APRIL 5.

The Hungarian fugitives have left Brouesa for
Kutaya (Ktutabie). Previous to their departure the
Magyars drew up and forwarded to the Porte a pro-
test against this proceeding. The Poles did not join
in the protest. General Dembinski remains at
Bronasa until his nationality shall be decided. Achmet
Elf.ndi arrived in Bucharest on the 21st ult.

The Russians do not seem seriously inclined to quit
Wallachia; notwithstanding the orders they have
received, they employ all sorts of evasions in order to
remain at least until the Anglo Greci►n difficulty is
settled.

Count Stiirmer has communicated to the Turkish
government a despatch from Vienna, in which the
Turkish note is accepted; he at once demanded an

audience for resuming diplomatic intercourse. The
Grand Vizier replied that the Sublime Porte was
very happy to tind the Austrian government had
adopted a more conciliatory tone; but that being
very busy just at that moment, he would inform
the Austrian ambassador in the course of a fen•
days, when it would be more convenient to receive
him. The resumption of diplomatic intercourse may
therefore be regarded as settled. It is left exclu-
sively to the Turkish government to determine
when the fugitives shall be liberated.