The Express.
London, England, 1850-08-24 00:00:00

it sets et reel the question et the Fr ttttt Wan of the sates
rity of tie parish weaeleity, whieh eonsideratlow, Is fact,
forms the sate feelers a the former protocols of the 4th of
Jai, mad t►e :ad of Alarm.

GERMANY.

AUSTRIA.
VIENNA, AUGUST 17.
Yesterday, after a grand entertainment at Schen-
bentin,to which ill the,minietera and the principal tum-
tory authorities now present in Vienne were invited,
the Emperor set oat on his journey to !Gehl, with the
intention afterwards to proceed to Inspreek. No mem-
.her of the Cabinet acoompluits his Majesty. His
Indispensable favourite, Adjutant-General Count
Groans, has the honour to be the Emperor's only com-
panion. It is nearly certain that his Msjesty pro-
ceeding to the extreme western limit of his empire,
wiil visit Vorarlberg, in order to inspect the army-
°Grps stationed therm The object a this journey is
to make a demonstration against Pruuis, and it is

probable that, with the same view, Austrian troops will
be marched into the Grand Duchy of Baden snoold
the Baden :battalions leave for I'r•ssian garrisons.
Notwithstanding the thousand reports circulated
about this demonstration and that note, it is not in-
listed here that either the Baden or Vienna cabinet
will dare to plunge the country into what must be •
civil war, although it cannot be denied that the im-
mense military display which is made here betrays
the existence of the old Austrian lust of war. The
semi-official organ of Count Grunne, the &Malan-
from!, has lately called loudly for war with l'rosnie,
and condemns the too pacific disposition of the minis-
try in the most decided terms. This manifestation,
coaling as it does from the highest actual authority in
the army, is only one of many proofs which the
floidatesita give of their hatred to all semblance of •
constitution, and the hearty good will with which
they would draw their sabres to Low through all
civil opposers as may wince at the ancient despotism.
VIENNA, Avovsr 21. Tire par C •Gt. Metal:low% 9411 ;
Pour-and-a-Bah per C-ot., 841 ; Bank Sham, 1174 ; Ex-
change on London, 11.37.
PRUSSIA.

BERLIN, Avorer 2C.
It has lately been several times hioted, and more
than once announced as a fact, that the government
was about to summon a meeting of the chambers, a
proceeding which is by many persons thought ex-
ceedingly desirable. We learn that the government—
notwithstanding the large accumulation of legis-
lative material, and the urgency of many projicts
to be discussed—cannot resoled to call the par-
liament together before the period prescribed by the
constitution. The ministry sees in the present state
of our foreign relations not a motive for taking ench
a step, bat rather the opposite. It is hoped that by
the time that the chambers meet in due course, ex-
ternal affairs will have assumed t more definite shape,
so that then embers will merely have to saknowledge
results already decided.
BERLIN, Avo VAT 22.—Voluntary Loan, 106 New
Lotto, Four 'O)C-a Half p.r Cent.., 9'li National Debt,
Contmercial Mules Bodety's Premium, 1101. Bank
Shares, 9S.

HESSE CASSEL.
M. von Scbachten hoe been charged by the Elector
with the formation of a new cabinet.

SPAIN.

The elections will be smartly contested. The num-
ber of candidates was never so great.

ITALY.

FLORENCE, Aro. le,.
The numerous sews!' effected on the 14th was
attributed to apprehensions of a demonstration of
the troops and people in favour of the Constitution.
TURIN, Au 0.19.
The Cott-orate report° that the Cavaiiere Pir.elli is
charged with a secret ruirsion to Rome.