The Express.
London, England, 1850-10-01 00:00:00

11E88E-CASSEL.

1f fallowing memorial has boot forwarded to the
'Melia. by the Staodlog Committee:
• 'May it plea.. your Royal Highness,—The path trodden bf
the seinlmry d you royal !Upheavelri u th, day when the
late Chamber we dissolved to the pea not hoer, has, to the
short time that has elapsed, abinilenny proved its uninn.h.
and is only maculated .to lead bah prince aed
I people to the verge of so .byes. Tne Haien p..iple,n it
saw the 'finnitabilfty ot this contegucc.ce of the mole:trial
nictitate, didAtsfee the hope that your royal bighorn would
is time perOtiVO the ruinous tendons's( Memel. by lbw,
paw aleamilee'e *admiot has of nut been determinated The
nation has been deceived. In the ordinance of tie 23rd
lemma that it has not to expect a re,tlr4 on the pall of the
government to the pith of the conseilition, but that Nino
all bee beat eluded to corigner thine tbe.aelee which the
. ulna itotion opposes to its own dennetios. but vow now
will the Hessian people hold fart bytes% right which suit.
lives ell power. The power of the Diet is to be invoked
to snot in annulling the cointitaiou of the Lr.l,—the
same diet which In the thlreptbird year of its existence
estranges itself mere San more from the German p.ople,
wheals has raised ita an many Gernise princes hopes of • pre.
tectioa which in the hour of trial it has not been able 10 satisfy,
This diet again raises its crest, althouati the nation disown
it, although the majority of the Ocean governm rts wilt
have nethiog to do with it. It preteens its old ti,:4 Led
encreaches now as ever upon the pl..dged Alain of peOples„
ninwiAstanding it admits that it cai.not return to its alit pea.
wain, but only MOMS to SNOW and Metal a new poser It
even Melaka cue grouud of formes ads'sl law, which, in
'11534, hatiteted a court of arbit•atiori for the di of
guistious of parliamentary right. And Lit true it it yore
royal bigtarn hat In spite id Sur mint soltlen ll,OrseCeS,
achnowledged Ute; alit 2 The eiwelved Chamber solemnly
pretested easiest the pretensions of this tree' ; we resew the
act. The consideration of you; royal fineness's government
Is endangered, not by the tic sof the clepertmental ward., OW
by the people, but by your sea 'deem; fureip int. rvehtla
would niarewle this imager more and more. Foreign lent-
ventinn if it were permissible, is nom Denary. It it pro.
tended ;kat the states refuse tee meats of caritas on the
government; it is false : no budget has been laid before the
ullete not even a previa seal one; net a syllable ri spicing
the n.etle of the government was containeo in the project of
financial law submitted by the minister; the cmditions
which S.c. 144 of the constitution curly binds un with
every claim of taxes to be preseatsl by the goverrimi iv were
disregarded. The states have not b.en desirous ot wan-
holding the means of carrying to the goverment;
IS the ministry lack these, it Is through •heu
own get. In June lat they diae,:ved the Chars.
ber, without giving it time to discuss a Ithancial ma.
sure according so the standing orders. The next t:h,ty.
be., tidied on the 26th of August, use hurried on to decide,
at the latest by the list, oar tr.enure prop:H.:l, end
Ware besides compelled to pass by ninny most hap otrat
poll:Mel subjects Innen claimed attention to decide (you the
material weirs of the goveniment. Tea Chamber, thy;
on grunting periniesion to vilest the indirect tstes, has
almost exeseded its powers. Taut Assembly emend, is ii
was bound to do all permission to collect wilier tens
natal better informed of the financial state of the c.untry,
It WU reasonable to expect enplane ions within a days.
The ministers of your royal highs.,a might very W •li have
laid then be fore the Chamber, as they were not subject to
pecuniary preaure, for x;nr.etne ass shown US that ton
had not only money sutfLient tor the ordinary expra,s of
September, but enough to enable the 11 to set on foot e Inge
and extraordinary body oi troopa. Your 'Moisten preferred
to primate your royal highness that a reload ot taxis Lad
taken place: upon that groundiver and daring assernor, , ti ery
proposed the diseolution of the Chamber, whore coinage, nen
now weigh so heavily upon the land. Let your royal tige
nese lo fur yourself upon the fads, and you will be r.e.
'hand that the causes of that embirrassment which you
royal bighting, with the whole country, has to It.
place are to be found in the premature and repeated
don: duties of the Chamber. Ain' yet these atitiarag.
mints are not of a kind which an uprotht resolute would

a be sufficient easily to Oreft,l2le. RALI sources I mans
stand by the side of the tees open to the g.,vernmeut; they
pw in at the present mason wag praductivety; they ...aid
be sufficient to enable the gov,roment to carry on the Mai.
nistrstion until the oneung of another Chamber. 01 ibis
your royal highness may convince yourself by the terns of
the heeds of departments. Your Total highness has alr.sely
or.:ertd the election of a new Chstn,ier ; to a few wean it
might meet. With its co operation the state could be
upheld in its orderly course, without the all of cm creep
tonal measure. We have been mamas to mike this rem-

natation In ordrr to show to y'ur royal hiorhr.era that Con-
stitutional advisers are all that are wanting in order to replace
the goverantrat without difficulty on the ground of tar can-
ir.itatioo and laws. May your royal highatia take this to
heart ; it is yet tine to Coolij.:er whether jorkp faros shin
supplant right and law in Ilene.' CsassL We moan yon
devoted serv►nts,

The Permanent C,mmittee of Besse Camel
Scumonarteneao, Prudent.
Cu,.!, Sept. 20, 1850.

TURKEY.

By the Levant mail we have received Constanti-
nople journals to the 14th, and Athens to the 18th.
The former announces that the 'lurk rh government
has ordered that foreign offices admitted into the Im-
perial army shall be at liberty to reeign if ea diarsed,
and that, by decree of the 12te,the Sultan baa appointed
Arif Effendi, member of the council of state, to the
embassy of Vienna, in the tom of M. C. Mumma.
The Athens journals state that the anniversary of the
revolution of 1843, on the 15th, was coldly celebrated
by the population. The Archdukes Ferdinand and
Charles of Austria, brothers of the emperor, arrived
on the 13th at Athens, on a visit to the queen.