The Express.
London, England, 1850-07-02 00:00:00

GERMANY.

BERLIN, JUNII 29.
Great anxiely is manifested to learn the neolt of
the debate in the House of Commons on Mr. Roe-
buck's molten. Very general sympathy is expressed
for Lord Palmerston ; the press supports him very
energetically.
rovisional College of Princes have referred to
a committee a low fur di fining the rights of citizen-
ship within the Erfurt Union. A law on the press
and de right of association is to be laid before the
college immediately. Tne assembly resolved on dia.
cummg on the next sitting the measures necessary to
be adopted on the 1.5111 of July, when the present
provieorium of the union expires.
It is not trite, as has been reported, that Calmat
Brandenburg is about to resign the presidency of the
ministry.
The ministry in Wirtemburg is to be impeached.

VIENNA, Juxa 27.
The political organisation for Croatia and Slavonia
has at last been published. Croatia and Slavonia are
to be entirely separated from Hungary, but the posi-
tion of Dalmatia is reserved for further deliberation.
The ancient dignity of Ban of the Kingdoms of Croatia
and Slavonia is to be revive' the Ban remains as
Stattbalter, sue jrct to the orders of the ministry
of the empire. A minister is to be appointed
to watch the interests of the two pro-
vinces, responsible to the Reichstag only for those
sets of the government which bear his signature.
The direction of the military on the military frontier,
which the Croati in Landtag proposed should be con-
fided to the Croatian civil authorities, is reserved to
the emperor and his generals. By the constitution
the emperor is commander-in-chief of all the troops of
the empir The command-in-chief in the province
will remain, therefore, in the hands of the Ban.
The national Slavonic is to remain the official
language ; but considenvicit is had for the communi-
cation with the authorities in other provinces, where
a different language is spoken. TLe crown is to retain
the role right of appointing to all offices. The ri
gis-
tration of landed property and the regulation of the
feudal servitude question are retie. wed for future Con.
sidtratior, togettler with the regulation of the price
of and trade in salt. The Crottian and Slavonian
Landtag, which was assembled in 1818, is declared
to be dissolved. The patent itself refers in terms of
the highest praise to the servii.es rendered in 1849 by
the Croats and Slavonians.

The " Grundkesetz," as this and the preceding
are called, hes also been published far tho Croatian-
Slavonian and Banatian-Servian military frontier. It
is less imputtent than the above, as it refers more
compleely to the peculiar institutions of this part
of the empire. The old military organisation
which has existed ekes the invasion by the Turks,
ard their repulse by Sobieski, is retait.cd in all its
parts, and remains subordinate to the supreme marry
authorities of the empire. The inhabitants are sub-
ject to military laws for military offences, but for ail
others to the general laws of the empire ; they are
bound to serve at home and abroad when called upon ;
the tenure of land carries with it the duty of serving
as a soldier.

The new postal treaty with Prussia, Bavaria,
Sazoty. Bc. coins. into force on the let of July.
The Jesuits are to be entrusted with the dirtotioo
of the Gymnasuim at Inespruck.

gto Court.

The Queen gave a concert last evening at Buck-
ingham Palace, to which the Royal Family, the diplomatic
carps, and between three and four hundred of the nobility
and gentry, were invited.
Sion aver r ins o'cl tle the company began to arrive, and
were conducted to the suite of state saloons. Among the
earlier &trivial& were his Baerllene, Mons. Drouyn de Lhuye
the French Ambassador; the Duke of Wellingten; Baron
de Drannow, the Russian Minister; the Marquis of Angle-
sey; Senor Isturits, the Spanish Minister; and Sir lamer
Graham.

-11 r itslee • tty end Priam Albert, acewnpauied by the
Prince of Prto.is, were conducted by the Lora Chamberlain
from the white drawing room to the grand saloon, which was
fitted up f,r the concert. The Hue( n was attended by the
Mistren of the Robes, the Lady-in-Weition. the Mattis of
Honour, the Lord. Groom. and How rry-in-Waiting ; Prince
Albert was attended by the Lord, Groom, and Equerry-in-
Waiting; and the Price. of Prowls was attended by the
gentlemen of his suite. The disulaguished company Mita-
Wed followed the august party into the grand saloon.
Her Majesty and the Prince, with their royal and illus-
trious vi•itore, being seated, the concert commenced pre
chtly at ten o'clock. The following was the programme.--

Pilllll PRIMA.
Trio, "CM ascoltai!" Madame Grist, Signori Gar.
doni e TaMarini (Illgenla)
Air, Vital, o tu," litime.Custe:lan (Maria Padilla) Donizetti.
Duo, &retard° cite vesio." Mdme. Oriel a Sig.
Mario (Rimier& e Zue.ade)
Air "Lucia eh' io Mango," Mdme. Vlardot (lUD
aide)
Air, 11 est on plus dam empire," Mg. Marta (La
Prophets)
Quieten°, " Menne damn." Madame. Castellon e
Viardot, Elgeori Mario, Girded, e Lablache Ailoll.
Pit= HICCUXUA.
DUO, Vat taluno memoranda," SignortTambutini
• Lablache(L'lneanno Felipe)
Air Nam di piu embitters," Mdme. Oriel
(Kanto e Giulletta)
Trio, Ala fareur," Mesdames TWA* e Castellon,
• Nig. Mario (Comte Ory)
Air, ..Oh can latmasine," Mg. Girded (Moto
UM)
Due. ° Pine se alberghi la pettoi" Madames Cas-
Mozart.
tellon • Wards' (And:mice) Mercadante.
Coro Pastorals, "Mike eta dell era," Tutu Costa.
ldr. Costa presided at the pianoforte.
H•fre,hmentr were served daring the evening in the
Green Drawing-room, and, after the performance of the
concert, a supper was served in the State Dinner-room.

The Queen and Prince Albert,with the Prince of Waist',
acreenspanisd by his Royal Highness the Mace of Prussia,
went yesterday afternoon to the Scottish Fete at Lord Hol-
land's Park, at Notting-hill. The royal suite consisted of
the Viscount's(' Jocelyn, Hon. Matilda Paget, Colonel the
Hon. Charles Grey, Colonel Bouverie, Lieut..oeneral de
Lindheins, and Count Charles de (Jolt'. Her Msiesty and
the royal party remained a considerable time witnessing the
Highland eames. The Queen and Prince Albert, with the
Prince of Wales and the Prince of Prussia, attended by the
ladies and gentlemen in waiting, afterwards honoured bird
Holland with a visit at Holland House. Her Majesty and
Prince Albert, with the Prince of Wales and the Priuce of
Prussia, returned from Holland House to Buckingham Pa.
lace, in an open berouche and four, the equerries in waiting
attending on horseback. The rest of the royal party fol-
lowed in another open carriage and four.
His Royal Highness Prince Albert presided yes-
terday morning at a meeting of the royal commission for the
promotion of the exhibition of the works of industry of all
nations, to be held in the year 1861. His Itsyal Highness
arrived at the New Palace el Westminster at half-put eleven
o'clock, attended by Colonel B tuverie. The commissioners
present were Earl Granville, Lord Stanley, Lord John Rue-
sell, Lord Orerstone, the Right Hon. Henry Labouchere,
Sir Richard Westmacott, Sir Cnarles Lyell, Mr. Baring,
Mr. Barry, Mr. Cobden, M.P., Mr. Cahill. Mr. T. F.
Gibson, Mr. Posey, M.l'., Mr. John Sheppard. Mr. R Ste-
phenson, and Mr. Alderman Thompson, MP. Mr. Scott
Russell sad Mr. Stafford Northeote, the secretaries to the
royal commission, were in attendance. Colonel Reid, chair-
man of the executive committee, was present. The meeting
broke up at a quarter before three o'clock.
Their Royal Highnesses the Princess Royal, the
Princess Alice, and the y'ounger members of the royal
family, took their usual airings yesterday in the garden of
the Palace.

Her Royal Highness the Duette'', of Olourester
visited their Royal flighnemee the Duke and Ducker of
Cambridge, yesterday. The nobility and gentry called yea.
terday at Cambridge Ileum, to make inquiry after the health
of the Duke of Cambridge. Ha royal bigbeem teas better
is the afternoon.