The Express. — 1850-10-01 (London, England)

LONDON, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 1.  asetbat skilieg f  HAD the Tines Um urns of the existence el the theemeat which we paddled yesterday, being the latter of the Premiss Prime Minister relative to the affairs of Haws, sad to the iaterfiresees of the mock diet of Fronkftert, that jonnal would net have Men into the gran blunder el assonseing, as it pier day, that Preemie "had exhibited no eymymn d her Westing is this matter.* The letters of QuatlMArr pentium are plan and resolute eneugb, me= settle the question of either Hanoveriaa berg lateeventkm, even though supported_ firp the 4 Corp/ d Austrian sharpshooters" witb win& the 21mes threats's Heuer. The territories of Hems Camel intersect thee el Prussia, and this has esermitated the endowing the latter power with a right of way for the meta dies troops at all times serous Hesse. A PLatinesutdanui= may, therefore, find itself legally and O in the heart of Hesse, whilst a detachment d the troops of any other power would by intruding mud. basso aggression. In a emetry, the indepseehmeel end coestitutional peso* of which is so vital to Pneada, the cabaret of Bobo could not, unless it Ina prepared to commit suicide, suffer the military intervention, or occupation, of a hostile or antagonism power. With respect to the plea put forward by the BLicroz and his minister Haier.trrituo, as well as by the mock dirt, that no seater in German y can refuse supplies, and that by doing so the states of Hesse are in rebellion to the Duke and to the federation, it is to be observed that this law was no original one of the onlederatioe, bat an order of the diet in the excited times of 1834, teutp-ury in i's nature, and referring merely to that portion of the supplies which went to pay the federal contingent. Tree states are bound to vote these expenses, and the state of Canal wan quite ready to do so, had a budget bees laid before them, and had they had time to examine and to vote it. But to plead that bermes the states would sot vote a budget, in au hour, without debate or examination. they therefore went the length of refusiog supplies to pay and keep up the federal contingent, this is an insolent and preposterous specimen of mendacity, well worthy of the Austrian school. The conquest and the oppression of Hesse by HamVerne troops and Austrian sharpshooters sae bs permitted on no such flimsy and transparent grounds. If the Times was in doubt of Prussia's determinable in this respect it might, even in ignorance of the dr 'patches forwarded to Fragkfort, have formed a oar not judgment from the circumstacce of General BM nowin's appointment to the post of Minister of Foreign Affairs. Ills known attachment to, and indeed identification with, the project of a Chris= units and parliament rendered it impossible to suppose that he could accept such a post with the contingency before him of abandouirg H. see Cassel, and with it the constitutiotal party in north Germany. The appointment of HADOWITZ is indeed the most important event of the time. It declares most emphatically the monarch's determination to stand by the once, and to withstand all the efforts of Austria to substitute adespotic regime everywhere throughout Germany not only for new-tangled charters with universal suffrage, but for the old and moderate constitutional systems. There is no doubt, indeed, that some mu, and even influential ones, high an the comeils of Prussia, were beginning to hesitate as to the possibility of carrying out the union, and that is fear of complication and difficulties, they recommended the abandonment of the union, and the outing to terms with Austria upon another basis. This was the plan recommended by the ultra and imperial party in Ser. lie as the net-emery step to a return towards atmleftism. One of the corollaries of such ameba= would have been the abandonment and sacrifice of the Prue ;iaaco•stitation itself, as a bated relative of the amended German one. The King, however, has evidently turned, is in honest and • prudent feeling, from any sash tonne. It was well known that had the coarnellars of the abeadownont of the anion prevailed, Ranowns would have been sent iato loosoarable exile hem Berlia to mom his head ea the pillow of sme wanly embassy. This was nay, anaemia by the ultra'. Instead of hoped, ►howevar, &Dowers has been promoted to a most responsible plans is the cabiset, Isis very name being a programme. Nothing an equal tho (cry of the sheantiita at this event. The /erode Zeitiosig is beside itself with extravagance and rage. It would have Bumiratan prooroared, sad we shall have it proposinga Russian intervention to get rid of B•Dowin. His instalment is a great and as =welcome fast to the rseetioniatit. And the Austrian asiaiator, Bcnwsesasisrio, who was pressing forward at Frankfurt, and driving the nook Diet to a Hessian intervention, on the strength of them Austrtaa views undo, with sanction at Berlin, will be so taken aback, that we may reckon on the abandonment of the homiest scheme  against Hams. No minister in Prom* Indeed, can be more fitted to Hessian complicities' to a desired and seared t than