The Express.
London, England, 1850-01-25 00:00:00

GERMANY.

BERLIN, SAX. 21.
I have every reams to believe that the inhumation
which reached me yesterday concerning the for-
mation of a new ministry Is Garnet, and, al-
though I cannot undertake to announce to you such
an event is a jail accompli, not the least doubt ma
exist as to the negotiations being in peogrws to affect
this Mange. which is little short of a revolution. I
most, however, express some doubt as to the proba-
bility of Oerlaeh becoming president of the commil, or
even minister at all. The leading spirit of the prefaced
ministry is, as I mentioned yesterday, General
Roush, who is to be minister of war. General Re.
ahow is the next in importance, and is to be minister
for foreign affairs. Kreist-Retsow is to be minister

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Willulheillisergewelog WM is etyma a minty mostiag ononce. Another
Deems. The of this split. we are told, is of justice; but it is more prilsabfe that Gallas, the t
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that the Wee irsas ~_,.."ltl_af; the.__ool6sll president of the tribunal of justice in Silesia, will
awesoat as "ma" oonsomption of foreign as well as domestic =Loofa&
By the of the Secretary of War it appears
rolaisitiso whim" 'a" ' Heat '''''"eee' have this
iportfolio Another name mentioned is report
who 'Laterally takieg_theisags at the slight, intend to ,-, .• .' . . that the resent legal military establishment of the
absent themselves this day from Ponied's Heath, and usuran. be presidency of the council will be as- United States consists of 870 commissioned officers,
hav a wen little demomarecos of then own a- awned by Rauch. 8,940 non-commissioned, artilicers, musicians, and
rekelniel;seec..; saiatems dbwm r hereafter to er ee thi; AUSTRIA.—One of our correspondents at Vienna Privates. The IscretarY Prii to increase the',
11 an fear of the liatioor papeerewel.makere, nor of informed us the other day of the disgraceful eon- strength of the infantry byenlarging the number of
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• n..11'11161 d wises who may husk to duct of some of the military ofiknals at Padua, privates, now 42 in each company. We have only
P Heath from Hotherter, Chatham, and ever from who ordered two of the • tpej meows one Major-General, Scott, and two Brigadiers, Wool
the In.4l°P.UB with t.Z."I" alai,' "''''.'"s w a pro. of the university to be tied o ono flogged. The and Twiggs. Most of the force is stationed on the
teetioalet mien la • Tory loan& We *Gold en be latter_
serprieed if tie protectionists "Iwo it all their owa way" part of this unjust and bra sentence P tal was not frontiers of Texas, to protect it from the Indians, and
is Sion bosses. *hetet at several meeilses the free fulfilled, the professors were not flogged ; but the on the great . western trail to the Pacific.
U4°...Z.12",...theL....„."11d dam have thought MO Pet" effect of the treatment to which he subjected Our city councils have resolved to present 'o the
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."'""'' M„ar h.."' saa. ,h.",...trieti". a""u...r,......, sad was so great upon one of them that he died. A letter captain of the English barque Sarah, of Plymouth, a
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--- -- --- -- "—'" in the .1 • Zeikel entirely confirms our tor- gold box, in testimonial of their sense of his amenity
may be do's la the isedlsrde preserve., the people of Great - lt says, that the attempted to rescuing the survivors of the wreck of the Caleb
pitta's' sided by lb tift:wills"l"7' the P"1" "tll- res"cl62" statement. Padua e ites al Orimshaw. How delightful it is to witness these ex-
men. the smeafeetoeiog and au liberal politieithe, floalpiLl of the two presumes at no u -
will sew mosey Is boa sto laid us their food merely to venal attention at Vienna. The government has prenions of good will towards a noble. hearted mariner.
aggrandise a dais. 'Protestioe'—it at is. fcrette,___PrsBB6,_ sent a special commissioner to Padua to inquire into Long
I may both England and America vie with estl
ifty,,dt° aerate11ik.a5i1.,.....".,.....atte Wed sw,TA_A...."' ..' the matter. The professor who died in oousequence other in these offerings of gratitude to the meetly
wangle - ---' —no ."..."--- of the indi i to which he was suttjeoted, was the children of both countries.
t krass mat hes his time to follow'sg the ishil-
la* a the wit puma ei is" este Cliscomini. We have some carious eassmertisl news from Rio