The Express. — 1848-10-11 (London, England)

VIENNA, OCT._ s.—The  has entrusted  o.—The Emperor ._ the Baron Adam Recety (Lieut.-Captain of the Runge:len Life Guards) with the task of forming a new ministry in Pesth. The latter has accepted the mission—a difficult and dangerous one. His Imperial Majesty hes a'so issued • rescript addressed to the Hungarian Diet: The Emperor, after greeting the members of the Diet, expresses his displeasure at their illegal preceedings and illegal resolutions (and. r the influence of Kossuth end his adherents), and at their hostile decision respecting the mission of Count Lamoerg—a decision which had for its result (in Folge desseo) the assassination of that royal commissioner. The limpeinr then decrees the immediate dissolution of the Diet and the i:legslity of all its resolutions not manetionvd by him; appoints anew the Baron Jells'shish commander-in-chid of all the troops and armed sorps of Hungary and the allied kingdoms; places Hungary under mutial law, nominates the above nobleman as his royal commissioner and p.enipotentiray, declares that whatever that personage shall ordain, arrange, determine upon, and order, shall be considered as done by Ida rota set'. se.d eommands all persons in authority to obey dr Ban of Cutatia as implicitly. so t, sy wou'd the King of Hungary. The emperor next instructs the Bin to bike see pa for punishing with the utmost severi,y of the laws the assailants and murderers of Count Lemberg, and bolds out the prospect of • future congress of the representatives of t various nations of the monarchy, for the purpose of arranging their respective interests. We have accounts from Pesth up to the evening of the 2d inst. All business is entirely suspended, and the National Guards are constantly under arms. The firm resolution of the inhabitants, that is to say of the Hungarian portion, is to defend it like another Sarep gone. It is now certain that a short truce had bees agreed upon, but, notwithstanding the armistice, a sharp contest ensued on the let inst. between portions of the belligerent parties. The result was, that Jellschick fell back still further. The report that the two brothers, Counts Zichy, had been hanged as traitors in the Hungarian tamp is confirmed. Comrmising letters from Jellachich and the Archduchess Sophia were found in their possession. The two brothers were allied by marringe with Prince Metternich. The Hungarian camp is at Miulonvaear ; on the 2nd it received reinforaments to the amount of 21,000 men. Toe levy en masse is hourly adding to the numbers of the Hungarian forces. According to the Journal of Austrian Lloyd's' a portion of the left wing of the army of Jellachich had fallen back on Raab, where they laid a heavy contribution on the inhabitants, which was reluctantly paid. The same journal adds that numerous masses of Hungarians (called out as a Landsturm) were approaching that town in order to expel the Croatians. The troops of Jellachich, it is stated, are in anything hot military order. On the afternoon of the 2nd instant, the civic authorities of Pesth issued a proclamation, stating that the Croatian army bad advanced to Marlonvasar, in spite of the resistance of the Hungarian troops, and ordering all persons capable of bearing arms to march oat that day to join the army. All shops are to be closed for eight days. In the evening an immense mass left the city. for the camp. The committee for the support of indigent mechanics in Vienna has just published an interesting resort of its labours since its formation on the 12th nit The report shows how much may be done by judiciously aiding the working classes ; not so much in giving pecuniary relief (for that is not the chief object of the committee), as by affording them the means, as far as possible, of pursuing their respective occupations. A complete "organisation" of :about' may, pottage, be a chimerical idea, but assuredly much ;good may be effected, particularly in second or thirdrate cities, el' fortiori in small towns, by associations similar to the one in Vienna. Up to the 25th ult there have been 661 eine d cholera in Lemberg (Gallica), of that needier UM are reported as cures, 301 as deaths, and the a'spender as doubtful.