The Express.
London, England, 1850-01-26 00:00:00

GERMANY.

BERLIN, JAW. ER
At the Orders feat they ay the king was in high
spirits. Dr. Ebrenberg's sermon proved, as I antici-
pated, a sore trial. It was observed that Prince Albert
was not present. In all the papers, illness has been
assigned as the motive of his absence. AI the absen-
tee was seen driving, the same afternoon, in a siege
down the Linden, and made his appearance the same
night at the opera, his illness cannot have been of a
very grave kind. Prime Albert has shown some
symptoms of liberalism in his politics, whether from
a liberal or ambtions disposition is uncertain.
Ttie leading factions of both chambers having come
to the conclusion that the crown would enter into no

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negooratioo, and deeming it below the dignity of the
people's representatives to make propositions which
were sure to be rejected, have, in their meeting,. de-
termined sotto bring forward any 4 mezzotermine,"
but simply to vote yea or no. This new having been
adopted in the separate useetutge, the leaders of
parties came on Sunday last to a onferenoe, to which
the faction Geppert, which meets at the hotel Mylice,
was invited. Th 4 party appeared, however,
without their leader, who upon the declared intention
of many of his followers to vote in favour of the com-
mittee's report, intimated that he was already engaged
to Conversations-hall, that is, to the party of Gerlach,
which has since the days of Jacobi and Rcdbertas,
usurped those spacious rooms, still redolent of radical
tobacco.

In the First Chamber the party of Jordan is also
against the peerage. Amongst these representatives
of the moat important fractions of the two chambers,
there reigned a unanimity from which the result of
the debate may eddy be predicted. Riedel who
directs the centre party of the Second Chamber in
particular ozonised a wholesome influence in bring-
ing the conference to a harmonious result. It was
settled to make on the side of the chambers no pro-
posal of oompromise, but simply to show that the in-
stitutioes proposed in the kin • money were neither
calculated to promote the welfare of the country, nor
derivable from an histories! source. It was also de-
cided that the question should first come on in the
Second Chamber on Wednesday. Thursday being
the day appointed for the election of the Erfurt
deputies, no sitting would take place on that day, but
the debate would be adjoured until Friday. (It has
sins been settled in to-day's sitting of the Second
Chamber, that the debate is not to commence until
Friday.) The report of the First Chamber, prepared
by Ammo., was distributed to members yesterday,
and recommends the motions of Camphaasen u the
base of a transaction._

The postpones= of the debate on the royal me.
Sege in the Second Chamber until Friday, makes it
probable that the same question will not come on
until a later period in the First. It was in fact a role
adopted at the beginning of the session, that the same
chapter of the constitution should not be dimmed at
the same time by both chambers, which rule may
posully be found appl;cable to the present occasion.
VIENNA, Les. 18.
Since my last,the organisation of the Landtag of the
province of Silesia has been oetroyed ; whia is in
complete conformity with the preluding provincial
constitutions, and quite as little read or regarded all
those. We are completely takes up with
Prussian politics, and the next step cm the
part of the government here will in all pre.
bability stand in close relation with the resent
events at Berlin, and depend upon their issue. It is
the general opinion of the higher political circles that,
the King of Prussia will, by the obstinate prbsecution
of his intention to form so extensive an hereditary
peerage, be driven to resign his crows to fin Prines
of Prussia. With this idea are connected all possible
eventualities of a war with Prussia, the warlike pro-
position of the Crown Prises, as well as his invete-
rate hostility to Austria, being sefliciently interims.
Pekes Windleeligr.its is daily expected,. and with
hiss is expected a ministerial aisle. He is reported
to have altered a good deal his mods of loiking at
some of the leading political gusetions; and in all
=Sty the bitter hureiliatioes which be has =-
have Ford winch of his pride. His an&
nistration would in all cases be an improvement apes
Sobwareenberg's, and would be Gauged as as tater 7
of a mere coseiliatery policy towards the Hungers=
conservatives, as well as relaxation of the tight con-
, trained= is galling to all the premium
When at home proceed uninterruptedly in the
MID seamienety sear= which inis of cone= facile'
We, when we are in a state of siege, where I
that le inn the ease, the arbitrary proceedings
of the geurament are effected under cover of
the bayonets of the army. Legality and justice
in dimpled= *ally with the oonstitutionsl rights
ruentlyaMissxd on Austria. Another instance of
the kW hes just occurred. The other day, the well-
keens later, " Untertt &nig and Unabbinip" (De.
and Independent), which hes been played
ble times here, was performed at Oilmtita It
Contain several couplets, which are of a liberal pa-
lled tendency, and, although the military authorities
he, under Count Weldes, discovered nothing don-
gem= in these few harmless vases, the Vice Cons-
market of Olniits, General Susan, in whose sensitive
shed these couplets roused a disagreeable sensation!
enmariesed before him the director of the theatre, sea
taresassed to popish him with lift blows of the stick
V the Terns were repeated = the stage whisk he
esetrolled. Gemara Suaa was formerly side-de-
@amp to Heynau, and was known in Poch as
,the evil spirit" of his master. I meet add that
OUmtits is not included in the excepticaal law, and
that, tliessilan
, General BONA'S threat is as illegal as
It is ilsissa. Yet, General Seem is retained in his
eau gmtpaned for his conduct by his superiors.

DAINOTADT.—Tha Dist has (se woo anticipated in
the Agrees yeeterday) bees dissolved. The &won-
tits was sannased by_tke punkas of
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Jsak without say &clunks of tin wkeit hen
Weed tor this slap. It is a:petted that the itaaeasuat will
address sa appeal to the knits on tin saint. The sew
tandems are to lake pins as speedily as mak.
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