The Express.
London, England, 1850-11-06 00:00:00

GERMANY.

The resignation of Radowitz wan accepted by the
King of Prussia on the 3rd inst. The leaders of the
opposition against the Prussian Minister of Foreign
Affairs were Mannteuffel,Brandenbarg, Simons, Stock-
hausen and It the, Ladenberg and Von der Heydt alone
supporting him. The latter gentlemen sent in their
resignations simultaneously with General von Rs-
dowita. It is not known whether Von der Heydt
will keep office, but the king has refused to let
Ltdenberg go. The Chambers are to meet on the
21st of November, and it is supposed that a Mann-
teuffel ministry will meet them. On the 4th, indeed,
Mannteuffel had assumed ad interim the pyrtfolio of
war. The programme of a now cabinet with such a
leader must undoubtedly and wiU be the total aboli-
tion of the Erfurt union and the recognition of the
Bundestag. Thus will have ended a oris:s, the result
of which must be the abasement of Prussia as a first-
rate power. The conferences at Vienna will now take
place under the presidence of Austria as soon as they
can possibly be assembled. Already the Prussian
secretary of legation, Rosenberg, has gone to Vienna
with despatches apt c--Ally referring to this very
matter. Count Bernetorff was exoected from Vienna.

The Bavarians have not proceeded further into
lieu. than Gelnhansen. The Prussians still kept
moving ap to Cassel up to the 3rd inst., and a force of
6,000 Prussians, under General Itadziwill, had occu-
pied Fulda on the tad inst.
From Vienna we learn that Cardinal Wiseman
had arrived in that capital on the 31st ult.
The Lehibiteriain sent by the Bandcatag in Frank-
fort to the Duchies had arrived there, u will be seen
by the following despatch:
KIEL, Nov. 3.
"An Austrian officer has arrived here with federal
despatches, which order the immediate cessation of
hostilities, and, in case of non-compliance, threaten
that the execution of the orders shall be insured
through the means of federal trooper."

Beaux, Nov. 4.—Voluntary Lou, 106 i ; New Loan,
Four-and-a-Halt per Cents , 100} ; National Debt, 8b1;
Cernaterciel Marine Society's Prennurs,l2o; Beak Shares,
974.
VIENNA, Nov. 2- Five per Cent. Metalliques, 921; Four-
and-a-lialf per Cents., ,ditto, 811. Beak Scans, 1,130.
Exchange on London, 12.

RUSSIA.—A steam-boat company has lust been
formed at St. Petersburg for the navigation of the
Wolga, the Kama, and their branches, an undertaking
which will be of the highest importance to the inter-
nal commerce of the country. A. capital of 3 millions
of roubles (12 millions of francs) had been subscribed
in a few days, and orders have been given for the con-
struction of steamers, moat of them of iron, and built
in such a manner that they may be taken to pieces,
and carried by land to their place of dentin stion. It is
hoped that the operations of the company may com-
mence in the course of next spring.

ALGERlA.—Religions orders are extending their
influence in Algeria. The sisters of SL Vincent de
Paul, who were formerly restricted to Algiers, have
at present several establishments in different parts of
the country, one of them even at the foot of the
Atlas. The sisters of the Doctrine Chretienne are

established in the province of Constantine ; those of the
Ordre Triaitaire in that of Oran. The Lazarists direct
the grand seminary for clerical students at Algiers, and
are already beginning to advanoe into the interior. The
Jesuits have greatly augmented in the three pro-
vinces. Near Bonaktioun, on the highway from
Algiers to Blidab, they have founded a house for
' those of their order who devote themselves to the
Arab missions. They there give hospitality to the
Arabs on their way to Algiers, and in addition have
provided stables for their horses and cattle, and a
school for their children. In all this the Jesuits have
imitated the Zwatios of the Massulman Marabouts,
and have, it is said, won the good will of the Arabs.

WREXHAII, Nov. 4.—A meeting on an unusually
large scale for this ordinarily quiet town is announced
for Tuesday next, the 12th inst., in the Union-hall,
" to promote the objects and explain the principles of
the Peace Coogrese." Mr. Cobden, who is on a visit
to W. H. Derby, Es q., of Brymbo (large iron works
in this neighbourhood), has promised to be present,
and take a part in the proceedings. Mr. Sturge is
also announced as a speaker. The meeting will be
attended by great numbers from this town and neigh-
bourhood.

Arancriox or RENT.—James Shell, Esq., Q.C.,
of Dismission, has prop mod, through his agent, Courtenay
Newton, Beg., to make the liberal allowsnoe of 26 per cent.
to Ids tenants fa the townland of Donaghanie, to be Impended
is the improvement of their respostive farms or houses, and
should that suns not be found ludas:dent an additional allow-
ance will be given.