The Express.
London, England, 1850-06-05 00:00:00

bag hitherto filled °medlar of diploostie agent to the
Btatthaltersehaft in Berlin, has bten appointed pro-
fessor of northern literature and languages at the
University of kieL

AUSTRIA,.
V7ENNA, MAT
It is vepeeted that the Emperor of Russia willal. ho-
arse the Newt et Vienna by a visit on the termina-
tion of the anteroom is Warsaw. There is so truth
in Oa report that the Emperor of Austria is about to
peened to Warsaw, and afterwards to Hanover.
Litters from Prague mention that active prepara-
tions are making for fortifying the old Imperial castle
ea the Hradschin, a hill completely overshadows the
town. On the sompletioo of these fortifications, the
metropolis of Bohemia will be completely in ths
powrr of the occupiers of the citadel. As the
magnificent arsenal in Vienna, which commands
the whole town from the heights, is to
be completed in two years, nelrly all the
principal towns in the empire will -be guarded
by impregnable citadels. Those of Prague, Milos,
Oratz, Lintz, Peath (Ofen), Presbarg, and Bruns are'
finished. The same letters state that the cholera is
increasing in virohnce.
A new system of postage commecoes throughout
Austria to-morrow. It is founded on the system at
present in vogue in Reglad, with the exception that'
all letters for the interior must be paid in advance.'
Stamps of different value, according to the distance,
are also brought into use. Tee mercantile community
is disoontt•nted with this new arrangement, and it is
feared that much coefesion will arise with the stamp*.

SAXONY.

The Dresden Juurna7,Of the e lit inst., has the fol-
lowing news :

le •his day's sitting of the S.roond Chamber, and after the
readi..s• of the protoell of thelltvrifttlitp, Dr Zsehissky,
president of the cabinet, rnse and informed the C-ns,er
that he was Instructed to emannaleate t diem a message
from his Alsiouy the Lag. He this rio4 as fellows:
"His Majesty thr King ha, been pleased, axording to
paragraph 168 of tbe charter, sad amoroing to paragraph 9
of the proviidonal law of the 13th of N ornob-r, 180, to
dissolve the two enamb‘ re of the Diet. The ssid two clim-
bers us consequently dissolved:
" Dresden, June 1."

"PREDBRIC AUGUSTUS.

The mi isters prepared silently to obey the sum-
mons, when they were stopped by the spe..ker, who
desired them to remain for the purpose of registering
the transactions of the afternoon. Tue reason fur

this sudden dissolution is found in the opposition of
the Diet to the King of Saxony's policy respecting
the Germ in question, and their refusal to consent to a
proposed loan unless that policy were changed. At
the time of its dissolution the Second Cumber was
preparing & remonstrance to the King, in which they
petitiJned his Majesty to instruct his plenipotentiaries
at. Fra&kfort—

1. To decline giving the assent of the Saxon governmeat
to say acts, which Ether dirsedy or indirectly I,ud to it.
legal possibility of a reee nstruetion of the obi Germs& Dist.
2. If ouch sea were decreed without the mount of
Saxony. that his Majesty's ptinipot,ntiery should be !r-
-at acted to enter Lis protein ag Out such ants, and that ha
shard b bound to withdr.tir from the ',retool dams
3. That the Saim government should not tint to say
new 4...methadon x cetatral power for (Enemy, unless each
constitutims of usual pewits had the sanction of the regret
soutatimos of the people .1 /liszony.
Beaux, Joie 3.—Volnatary Loon, 1031; National Debt, 331;
Dank Mem Ole.
Vinana, Jean 1.-11ne pedal. Dletalqueo, 13); Donk Mom,
lelv. Ladner, an Lowe& MM.