The Express.
London, England, 1850-03-27 00:00:00

ITALY.

The nedetentese Gast*, of the fad last. creatable
s royal radiances, aseigsieg ea annuity of half a mil-
lion limo on the revenues of the state u the jointure
a the widow ef Charles Albert, Queen Maria Thmsa
Francesca. of Tumidly, in maternity with the WI
„t 4 by the Senate and Chamber of Deputies.
ifigccr ere:;...:= fixes the reel; imam of lb,
civil list in property, moveable and immovable, at 4
millions. payable by twelfths sod in advance.
TO. Go, titresionok of Fiore:lce says that the
Twos ministry has sent an answer to the
yore of Lord Palmerston demanding an indemnity
roe droners sustained by English merchants daring
the events of Leghorn. This answer refuses cos-
ogno wilt the Amends of the British minister,
matends to rectify errors, and repudiates all responsi-
idy foe what happened at Leghorn. Lord Pal-
wr„n NOW% insisting epon the protsotion which
the Toren goverment was bound to give English
021+,.... A rejoinder has followed from the Tuscan
concer. &raise to refer the matter to arbitration—
the taws of the arbitrators, however, being left in
I,:ab. Lord Palmerston then proposed Sardinia as
the artritratirg power. The answer of Tuscany to
this r veal has sat transpired.
it Hi reported that Count Melon, lase Minister of
Wsr at Vienne, is to be charged with a mission to

GERMANY.

ERFIIRT, MARCE 23.
A coLfetete• of the otesbets of the Staatenhaus
,;,r.ace %ls'etiay afternoon, at the instanoe of the

Auerswald. at which it was Imam-
simply doe..:ed .0 vote in favour of the adoption of the
mot mica' ~, and to reserve its refillloll for a

taut., agar.
the members of the Right in the Voikshaus also
&meting vestrrdsy, at which Count ldranden-
t„ig, tLe pnaident of the Prussian ministry, was
ffr cat. Gerlach, the Nader of the Extreme Hight,
to obtain an xpression of opinion from the
riarreident whe toe r the cause of German unity
veit tot be Ft`tTed by some other and more 'deign-
.u. j, ;n thin that which they were then per-
thc same erne declaring that every deputy
T...c-std the right to endeavour to procure an
!..):1 in the fualianieval idea of the convention
'26th May. To this Count Brandenburg re-
t every deputy must answer to his own
for soy course which he might pursue, but
.nion no person should have accepted his
.s prepared to abide by the terms of that
This the Pras,ian government was
0 do.

et -t.r.

y:::•

nAwithetandirg the various rn-
bubicc', that the I-erica:tongs-Rolls will
2;op:it.n of the constitution en bloc. Teat
.1-oa adopted seems to be pretty
would be supported both by the minis-
Gotha pat ties. On the subsequent revision,
r, tre oil. be mart' points of difference be-

at.in•t < wtt.
Ire i't .n ministry have entrusted Rittger,
;satire, and a resident in Erfurt, with
the incitement of the government of
;qv., ;La Hanoi-er before the federal court of

1:. •

ERFURT, MARCH 24,

..~ ~:

vti,l not hold another public sit-
•••r EtAter. In the sitting yesterday, the
rswsle, proposed the appointment of
••eo : me to examine the draft of the

d the otter the draft of the bill fur the
d organisation of the tribunal for the trial
high treason against the confederation,
e=xposed of twenty-five, and the latter ol
7.- re. Count Arnim opposed the
it a these committees, recommending
i Fe postrr.ed until after Easter. As
rr this opposition. he mentioned that the
one or two states had not been received,
e lonte was therefore incomplete. Oa the

hir

o;, tr.e appointment of the committees
I 'or a smsll majority only. Count Arnim
trd expressed a hope that the house would
'Elia tome further explanations of the
it teal:as of the lima:lungs-Rath. The
:ten adjourned, without appointing a day
;Tabling ; it is understood, however, that

etatuise to meet in secret sittings,
t. members of the two committees just
be elected. The committees will meet
r d will bold their sittings, notwitb-
Ajoernsuut of the house.

!et . nome the onthne of the policy
ot:2‘.; to prime, a meeting of the liberal
yesterday est-noon, at which Von
Ftpoud the adoption of a programme for
t. esiential points of this programme,
nal by hodtlechwirgh, declared that the
.r_ of the 6tatts of Germany was a political
rteemity, and that the convention of the

contained the germs of s proper
eocelodieg paragraph committed those
•o the adoption of the constitution of
,-.:bout s revision. A very lively discos-
•.veral deputies opposiog the adoption of
►dos-, as they considered the para-
!he conAitution which required a majority
As to render valid any proposal for
ion in it, to be unjust. This, with
minor modification., was opposed
posers of the programme, on the ground
ion in the constitution previous
ely.u:d lessen its binding force upon
Hanoce•. The programme, in its
aim•, au then di zned by 74 members of the
aid 11 of the Staarenliners. Among the
B yielschwibgh, both Caraphauseas,
Lint SThwerio, Simeon, Riedel,Ambronn,
Coure. Dyrho, Duntker, and Roepell. It
.t h: pin that this list contains the names
4 ail shade, of opinion excepting the

•Aqua proceeded yesterday with the
.e sltctions, 143 of which were announced

an Is aasw er
It int (provisional), Ridowifs replied that
Limber of deputies would be 240. The
;'''4•••••• !ken raid that as the number present was
" r.% at thin an absolute majority, he should op-
?' nut for the election of the
e.r.-presidents, and other ofliceralir
lie sitting was then adjourned.
he
Me•n*.u&l too Brandenburg are to return to-
mining, in order to vote in the election of a
P'.3..?..r •

".• pept.ie despatch, dated Erfurt, March 25,
V•rt, tt at the ilectiona for the president, vice-
r".'ltEN and 'tried vice-president for the Talks-
; Lad resulted respectively in the selection of 1
• 4- v., `cheek, ar.d ltuder.

lium Hugel, tbe Wurtemberg minister at the
P 'n2rt, Las asked for hi. passport.
Ilt sari.,44. r publishes the following Prue'
''' tu Wurtemberg ambassador at the
.'",=tetart, alluded to in Monday's Ezpress :
„..- ".*7 tapes me to discharge a dbegalahl• duty
o
niusisiedor extraordinary end ablator pa.
Majesty the King of Wartemberg the ais-
Li; tb he
0. government of the King, my maw.
4'
'
nil occasion of the " speech from the thecae,"
3Viety the King of Wurteenberg delivered
ec• country on the 16th inst. The ofilelel
• ,
•
• ...to actuations against Praia, sad aspic-
Nip)a the
kg jest? of action ot OW country,
K¢ kis 's government most pre
b
profoundest indignation. His M •jsmey's
tarot *descend to dimes or rents
cLich are the more unapeetwli rem
• fr.," 1..e1s a plate and (rem a Garman &dot
"• His lesjimtre government does not think it
its tbruity to castiaaa Its diplomatic ale.
v eminent whisk has not sampled to glare
pleitioa • sad he Majesty's ambassador
f '
mart has siabsequently, by the
' autivety the King, been Instructed toszZe:
`'`.% all the musters of►hie smeary. While I
Usti atllllfe to you 1 leave it to yen what
teak proper to take fis consequeme, sad
I remain, att,
SOZLIBINITZ.
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AS•-. we per OW- iista.isms. 70•1 OWN
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• II It vAO l'E. MARCH 26.—The
' ••4 of thk day published a postal
report of oh.
tte iveNiaa ot the Netherlaads l 0 1818 aad 1819
• ••
•
"v. ePpellft that the total somber of eases was
. deaths, 23,291, that of ree•veriee, 20.602.
9,fell•et dots ad laded' the military. The total of
• 4, the Ist Jaatrasp, 1849, wee 3.029,167; the
the eate
"t 1 ihtralsee was la the • a Ito 691
tet el was to Ite 1 .