The Express.
London, England, 1850-05-31 00:00:00

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GERMANY.
PRUSSLL

BERLIN, May p.
The King continua to progress favourably, The
latest bulletin, that issued this morning, states that his
Majesty has pesesd ayery good night ; that the fever
a rapidly daippesring ; that the swelling in the
neighbourhood of the welted is much lees, and that
the wound itself Is In a ewe 'satisfactory condition.
The :court is still at Charlottenburg,: the medical
advisers of the Ring having expressed an opinion
unfavourable to his immediate removal to Sans fSOOCL
Among the arrivals yesterday is the name of
Count Vibes, one of ih• aides-de-camp of the
Emperor of Austria. Count Wrbna is the bearer of
an autograph letter of congratulation from the Em-
peror to the Ring. Congratulatory addresses from
the provincial districts conduie to arrive in such
numbers that a special place of reception is almost
necessary. Several members of the ministry still
attribute political motives to the prisoner, and
great efforts are making to establish proofs of a
Iconnection between him and the lesders of the
democratic patty. Until now they have 'lmlay
failed, and there can be no doubt that ultimately the
failure will be equally great. The man is as mad as
a March hare, and his madness has recently taken a
political turn, excited by the inattention shown to his
prtitioes for military or civil employment.
One coast goatee of the attempt on the King's life is,
that the police are much mote strict than formerly in
the examined= of the pamporta of all strangers ar-
riving in Berlin. Not only is this strictness dis-
played towards arrival., but towards all person
leaving the city.
Letters from Leipzio state that fears are there
entertained of the advance into Saxony of the Austrian
oorps of observation stationed in Bohemia. Such a
movement on the part of the Austrian troops is one of
the events to be brought about by the convention just
concluded between Austria and Sunny.
A convention has been concluded between Prussia
and Belgium, for promoticg international communica-
tion by means of the electric telegraph. The treaty was
signed by the plenFottntiaries of bith partite on the
21 inst., at &Lowell& Negotiations are also in pro-
gress with the French government for the continuation
tf the wiry band to Paris. Between Berlin and Lon-
don the communication is moot imperfect. The tele-
graph goes no further than Aix-la-Chapelle (Aachen),
from whence despatches are forwarded by the rail-
way, which communicates ones a day only with
Ostend. Tte despatches by telegraph also expe-
-1 riencee considerable delay in crossing the Rhine from
Cologne to Deutz, owing to the absence of a bridge.
At this spot the submarine telegraph might be em-
ployed with advantage. As it is the communication
both ways is certainly very. rapid. A number of the
second edition of the Dad, News, with the tele-
graphic announcement of the attempt on the King's
lite, published on Friday morning, was received here
on Monday night, at half past nine o'clock.
The Emperor of Roans arrived at Warsaw on the
evening of the 24th, acctmpanied by the Groesturst
Ce.arowiteeh. In the imperial suite were the Prince
of Warsaw and the Emperor's aides-de-comps, Counts
Orloff and Adlerberg.
The plenipotentiary of the duchy of Nassau has '
handed in to the Verwaltnngs-Rath the assent of the
Grand Duke to all the resolutions come to by the is
• congress of princes. From the summary of the'
protocol which I transmitted it will have been seen
that on all the important 9uestions submitted to the
congress Nassau reserved its vote.
The following is the official account of the sitting
cf the Verwaltuage-Rath on the 33rd ins!:
The President (Herr von Sydow) announced that ha bad
been authorised by the Pawnee government I. propose:
1. That the united gommasents would at once proceed to'
elect their representatives la the Provisional College of
Prince., to provide them with full powers, and to send them
to Berlin ; also that they would take the necessary steps for
providing eabentutos daring the accessary absents of the
immediate representatives ; sad farther, to prepare all that
is noes for striae mimosa to Ms Prem. el College of
Princes, which aaited governments have decided stall
eteunesce with the end of the present month.
2. That the Verwaltung& Rath will at °CC. submit this
proposal of the Premien government to the acquaintance of
the united goveramests.

The View'hugs-Beth decided immediately to forward to
the •nited governments the above proposals. moompanied
with a request for speedy compliance with theta.

Judge Temme. who was tried and acquitted of
high treason, • few weeks age, at Munster, is about
to be submitted to the ordeal of a "discipliner outer-
suchuog" (disciplinary examination), ordered by the
Superior Tribunal of Justice. The recent defeat of
this authority in the case of Count Reichenbach at
Breslau does not appear to have had any effect.
In the sitting of the 24th inst. of the Sande
Vereammlung in Hesse Camel. Deputy Octker, who
is the chief mover in the opposition to Hassenpfing,
moved a series of resolutions against the prime minis-
ter, to the effect that it was oppmed to the honour of
the country that a person accused of forgery Amid
continue to set se a minister, more partienlexly
as the minister of justice, and that Herr Hasssnpd•g
ought no longer to remain in a position which die-
(raped the whole country. The proposals were
discussei in • long and violent debate, and were
ultimately referred to the Committee of Conciliation,
with the request to report thereon as soon as possible.
Beau., M*r 28.—Volastery Loss. 1031; National Debt, 56; Bask
Sham

DREADFUL GONTLAORATION AT THE GREAT
Werreas Corrox Wow, Burrox..—Yesterday aw-
ing (Thursday) • are broke oat at the Oreat Wooten'
Cotton An alarm having been peemptly
given, the three Ire eagle's beloaging to the 'eta t
were brought into play, and mese were sees joined by those
beloaging to the various harnesses ellen is the sky. An
inspector with a large body of police west ale' promptly en
the spot, together with • number of the workpeople,snd used
the meet strenuous and indefatigable exertioas ; bat such
war the fury of the flames, that in • short time the whole of
the reeling and erupts; sheds, together with the rooms over
them, oceopying sa area of some 600 or 600 feet, ware
wholly boned to the ground. together with the whole of
the very extensive and costly machinery contained in
the lime of which cannot be 'etiolated at has than li,k.V
The results of this calamity will be very severe, as se
le Man 2,000 persons will be thrown out of employ-
ment by it, leasamish as it will lead to a complete
stoppage of the writhe. Owing to the buildings whisk
I were destroyed being isetediately adjacent to the cotton
abed, in which were some 10,000 bales of cotton and the
greet mill of the , the most iadefatigitble efforts were
necireary to save these from destruction. TA,. cotton shed,
irked, narrowly ersaped, the woodwork being romplettely
shemed, end the pistil outtalk it eempletely meted. The
origin of the err is involved is" the utmost myslory ; Ikon
wee so coma la the sheds of a to prolate epee-
tamess embustioa, sad One 01 the night watchmen era-
pissed cm the premiss", who peeped through *eta ealy a
etas hear before t • are was dimmer* timbres
=rer saw alga of it, per was there the slighsest
et as, thing harming. Oise widest esaarrad to a bean'
se the Elasudise, who was Wawa boa the
sad a asaspouarl bads» of ane of We Is'. no-
tonality for the proprietary tha propene) is bowed la Ileass, Atlas, lapirig, sad Ronda Was oft&