The Express.
London, England, 1850-11-26 00:00:00

The ministerial rem frightens th-eTTEthre---Z
stories of an invasion of the left back of the ghil'a
and division of Upper Italy with Austria by Preece?
The chambers have elected a committee to dm,
an address in answer to the speech from the throe;
The majority of the oommittee are tither personopponents of the ministry or of their policy.
The Austrians are reported to be in Saxony.
Letters from Munich state that the Reales gees,
tion will be settled by mutual declarations.

AUSTRIA.
We have dates from Vienna to the 21st inst.
A rumour had gone abroad of Kosauth's miss
from Klutahia. No official information, has, 1104,
ever, been received on the subject.

BRUNSWICK.
The committee of the Brunswick Representative
Assembly adopted, on the 20th, an address to the
Hake on the affairs of Schleswig Hils'ein. The
address seta out with approving the sentiments con.
tamed in the communication made by the government
on the Bth, as well u the conduct generally of me
ministry, in reference to the cause of the thichici.
The committee declare that they regard the snuff
of the president of the Berlin cabinet to the
qualifying statement accompanying the Brunswick
acceptance of the peace of Berlin as denoting that the
Prussian government shares the views of the Brans.
thee
to Prcmi
wick ministry. Especially it considers that MIAs
has engaged to offer the moat energetic resistance, both
of word and deed, to any arbitrary icterveotion is
Schleswig-Holstein which German governments may
attempt in favour of the Ring-Duke. Recent events,
however, have caused the committee great anises
sew A
nwni.mhbreerspecoft togotvheernfmulfienlmts pretendingentof
act in
the name of the confederation actually pro.
pose to send an armed force to Holstein,
to subject its inhabitants to the Duke bare the
latter has fulfilled the conditions of the peace ; before,
indeed the very conditions are fulfilled on wtich the
intervention qt a third party is made contingent. A
double danger, however, threatens Brunswick : it is
intended that a peace shall bo forced upon itet.rein
opposed to the conditions assented to by Brunswick
in its ratification, and further to destroy the indepea.
denoe of this duchy by sending an army throaeh
the north-western portion of its territory. The
committee does not conceal that the state doss
not possess the power to resist each an aggression of
itself ; it yet however regards it se a duty imposed by
a regard for the honour of the state not to perm::
such an aggression to take place unopposed. The
committee does not doubt that the government of
Brunswick will do its duty, but in order that it may
perform its own, it thinks it necessary to declare that
in case the sovereign should think it expedient to all
for the protection and aid of the allied state of
Prussia, the committee would support it is
that course. The union of May 26 still exists
with all its rights and duties, danger mtnace,e
usurping power proposes to violate the indepetdence
of the land ; the committee advise the government to
refuse passage to the troops of the pretended diet,
and to notify its resolution to the Prussian govern.
ment, and at the came time to claim its protection sad
aid.

FRANKFORT, Nov. 22.

The march of Prussian troops from Baden hu been
going on for these two or three days. Yesterday the
30th infantry regiment arrived: to-day a regiment of
lancers passed through. To-morrow 700 nr,n are ex-
pected. A part of these troops are going to Giessen
and Wetzlar ; others go towards Nassau.

We learn from CarWWl°, wider date Nov. 22, that
all the foot artillery of tile Grand Duchy, hitherto csa•
toned in Prussian garrisons, arrived there at noon m
that day, and were reviewed by Prince Frederick.
The sending of provisions from Lower Ilene to the
neighbourhood of Fulda has been forbidden by the
commander of the Prussian troops.
Prussian troops are said to be concentrating ou the
Prussian frontiers of Russia.

TURKEY.—A telegraphic despatch from Vienna
has reached Paris. It reports that the Sultan Abdi
Metijid has been poisoned.

COLONIAL.

CAPE OF GOOD HOPE.
We have received the Cape Town journals to Oct
2. The following is from the Cape Town Moil:
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;‘ MAIL" OFFICE:MOIIDAY,thrt. O.

We hasten to lay before our country readers the malt d
the labours of the elected committee for framing the draft
of a constitution for this colony, as pr,sented, on Siteniq
last, to the adjourned meeting of municipal oonnuissionen.
The chairman opened the business by stating that, as this
was a meeting of commissioners, convened for the pupas
of receiving and considering a draft constitution watch
these gentlemen had kindly consented to prepare, though
he was happy to see so many persons present, it was ex
expected that any but commissioners should lake penis ths