The Express.
London, England, 1850-11-23 00:00:00

NOVEMBER 23, 1860. ,

yet the Desdoehe
At the Duke of Brune:
Ain received assurances
At army of intervention in
from passim through his duchy.
How these oontradicione are to be reconciled it I.
sex , but fail bound to quote them as a
• 'Leh prevail in the ministry.
sad Lavaboes are said to be more at
Man* UM Me; ad-Maisi -provincial papers re-
poet that tho heal WOOL sent in his resignation.
Its egreti findilbo provincial governors and dis-
hicasultradants ars fail of the' most circumstantial
a the snthusiaam ad excitement which have
been (aid forth by the Mobiliiation of the army and
Ltled LaVoie.'
Witihnoroland is expected in Berlin to-
ehrietree
FRANKFORT, Nov. 21.
Whin the answer of the Rehisswig-Holatein Btaat-
haltenckaft to the hayloft Within's= of the so-celled
Bundentag was remind, a special wean of the Assem-
bly was manned by the presides% Coast Tiolin-Rolteastele,
to communicate the result to them. The temperate firmness
exhibited by the Bmathalterschaft, and the touching mode-
ration of the langsrage in whisk it weft couched, did
not fail to make a deep impression us the =dimes, par-
titularly the *losing punnet, is which they said that
they were resolved to ineumb only to physical
form, but that if this was resorted to, it would
be mme honourable for them to yield to Germans thee
foreigners, however bugaillatieg such conduct us the pert
of Germany must appear to the rut of Europe. Ladoga,
the document in question was very nearly prolasiss the
effect meat desirable fur the duskiest, that of assater.rador.
lag the march of the Austrians to Sou se the
quesdon WII
befog actually put by the
elm M. Detmold, whether it would not he fietherrireas is
this, the eleventh hour, to reconsider the maim ; sad it was
only owing to the urgent soliaitations of the Danish plial.
pounder" that the original resolution was left to take he
Noma
Yam airless are no doubt aware that the Danish Mc
Sam mgland last year at Bakensforde, has maltose a
genessil hem that port and broneht to the outer roadstead I
M Tialiminas (the port of Lutink). As, however, she
dims lo)siC muse is be led up for the winter in that
Masse hreliedM remove her to Bwinemande,
wait lamp Pnals. This einamstanoe, coupled with
the hot of her haves arrived at Travemuade under
the Prussian flag) is was very natural, having
bags navigated thither by a Prussian crew), and
alto from her arrival being noticed by the
Lubeck journals as "a Prussian frigate," have tended so
mach to excise the mistrust and jealousy of the Bundestag
towards Franks, that they have despatched Captain Km-
quad% (a member of the nevelt:armadas at Frankfort) to
Labeck, to take possession of the frigate, in the name of the
Gerona Bend, and carry her round to Seemed's, where
the rest of the ships belonging to the German navy are laid
up for the winter.
The great viaduct at Friedberg having boa at
completed, another portion of the Maine-Wow Rattle:St
reedy for public treat. Trials were made on this new part
a day or two ago, and it will be opened to the public in
shout a week a tar as Bitstock, a datum of about twenty
Railish miles. Another portion, vie., that from Burt:bath
to Langaiine, will be opened in a couple of months, and then
the whole line will be completed from Frankfort to Cassel,
with the emeption of about fire miles, which offer groat on.
Ahmartei diesulties.
TM Premiss 3lst infantry regiment which has been in
Cl=Friaifort fur ayes* and a half, has left us to join
to the north. Tits first battalion was forwarded
yesterday by as extra train on the MainirWestr railroad, and
the stand today in the WOO manner. They are replaced by
es 28th r
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gi
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e
t of infantry(ot which the Duke of 'Welling-
ton h colonel) white have hitherto formed a part of
the Frosts& ape la essapsisa of the dc
of Balm, bat, the osospstioa being now abandoned, the
tiger are withdrawn, and are now meriting to join the
way ander Count von der Graben. A great part of this
Ihma—nbast tea thousand men—arrived here yesterday and
taw la sgssial trains, by the Maine-Neckar Railroad, and
pasoode4 1111M•diately on their marsh.
• gnat part of the hones and equipages of the Fence
of Prussia have be.n removed from Coblentu to the
emtwerd, bat the Prisons intends to remain there for the
aster. That sky and Is. neighbourhood present an extra.
er teary spectacle of military bustle in connection with the
mobiliation of the Prussian army, 'which will be completed
/18.110111110170 W, and present the imposing force of half a
M men, well-trained and @indeed animated with
Ihe gamed Brit of hontst patriotism, and ready to attack any
smog opiate whom they may be led.
2Menahnstentein, appointed by the so-called Bundestag
las Mad imaminioner to Sehlaswig-Holstein, has left this
ay NSW with his instructions; bat she &rate« exhibited
by the Iteathaltereckalt has =dated the Bond to alter its
'Maim, and order him to await at Eastover the arrival of
the Austrian army-corp destined to ocempy Holstein, and
to pseud to his destined= with a twee of five and twenty
thousand men behind him.

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