The Express.
London, England, 1863-10-19 00:00:00

TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE.

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THE POLISH INSURRECTION.
BRISILLU. On. 18.

Thelma number of the Niepodkglude, the °Medal
organ of the Polish National Government in War.
saw, which has arrived here, contains a circular
note of the National Government to its agents
abroad relative to the executions ordered by the
former.

The note states that comparatively few sentences
of death have been executed, and these were autho-
rised by the verdict of t►e tribunal
"This measure," continuo' the note, "is a
necessary protective against espionage. All that
has been published respecting the executions was
an intentional exaggeration of the Russian organs
which the National Government rejects as a
calumny.''
The following telegram has been received at Mr.
Reuter's office from the Russian Consul-General in
London :

WARSAW. OCT. 16.
On the 6th instant a detachment, under the
command of Major Domieebane, overtook and de-
feated the Cryainskt band, commanded by Bardesch,
in the forest of Chatyn, government of Lublin.
The insurgents lost 100 killed, a large number of
wounded, and 98 prisoners. The rest of the band
was destroyed by • detachment from Oawolin.

RIISSLIR ARMAMENTS.
MUSLIN, Ocr. 16, Evintnto.

Advices reosived here from Si Petersburg state
that orders have been given to send two divisions
el infantry and dragoons into Poland. Eleven
plated batteries, intended to reinforce the Black
Bea flotilla, are about to be equipped.

THE EMPRESS OF THE FRENCH.
VALENCIA, Ocr. 17.
The Emmen of the French hes arrived here,
and will leave to-morrow for Madrid.

THE KING OF THE BELGIANS.
TURIN, Oct. 17.
The King of the Belgians will arrive at his villa
on Lake Como on the 20th inst.

Ths-Deekto
visit to Italy.

Signor ifinglietti will leave the day after to-
1001TOIF for Bologna, in order to visit General
Cialdini, who is acciously ill.

SPAIN.

MADRID, Oar. 18.
Some modifications in the staff of the Ministries
of War, Finance, and the Interior are spoken of.
It is tbe Irish of the Queen to afford a splendid
reception to the Empress of the French in Madrid.

GREECE.

TRIMS. Ocr. 16. Ensuro.

Advice' received here from Athens state that the
National Assembly has decided to recall to the
capital the troops bent to a distance for acts of
insubordination. This determination has produced
a bad effect among the people.

Several accidents occurred in Athens on the oc-
casion of the fates given to celebrate the annexation
of the lonian Islands.

The arrival of the new King is eagerly expected.

AMZRICA.

GALWAY, Ocr. 18.

The Atlantic Royal Mail Company's steamship
Anglia, from Boston on the 6th, and St. John's on
the 11th, morning, arrived here at 11.30 am. to-
day, with 17 cabin and 34 steerage passengers, and
14 sacks of mails.
Her news ham been anticipated.

JAPAN.
(By Telegraph from Saw.)
BILANGBAE, 5117. 4.
News has been received here of the arrival of
Admiral Kuper with the fleet at Kagosima.
Negotiations failing, the admiral besieged and
levelled the city, and fired Primo Satsuma's three
steamers. The fleet then retained to Yokohama.

Captain Jading and Commander Wiltrot were
killed in the engagement.

THE BRAZILS.
(By To*mph from Limbos.)
_ _ BURN 011AYREB, Bin. 14.

Exchange on London, 66i. Ounces, '431. Wet
salted ox hides, 37i ; dry hides, American, 32 to 35.
There are 110112TITMIS or demand to report in wool ;
prices nominal. Tallow, 141. Lumber, 30 to 35.
Flour nominal. Refined sugar, 16 to 17.

MONTE VIDEO, Sam. 17.
European advices hare caused firmness in the
market. Produce remains unchanged.

AIIZILICAN KUL &MAXUS DUE THIS WE=
—There are three mail Maumee due at Liverpool
this wee with the mails Irma the Melted Stair mod
Canada. The BOIMMAMti with dmiee frem Qmsbea te elam
10th imeteet, ie doe at Loadoadeary is the aeons of to-
manow (Tmeeday) ; the Oity al Mmateseter, from New York
am the 10M, may he expelled at QiemeMemm am Wed rs.
day mast ; sad the Oimard Maumee Hamm with dam
from Beata, to the 14th med Halifax to the monies el the
16* may he Wheel fee as Qs...Mews am &Mayday next.

Tux AMERICAN Milli—Oa Saturday the British
awl North Aviaries& Royal Rail gasser Gaya vas de-
spatched froga Liverpool for Bootee with Use Gaited Slats.
end Biitig /teeth Anoka& mai* about 110 etteeelewh
awl a full corm Oe Wedoesday oust the Immo stammer
city of Wahine* trill sail how the Mersey for New
Yak. via lotus far the Gaited illetse. LAW., beg will
be meivell st lermwal General Post Aloe wad ow
risks* p.m., sad for despatah by way of gaigastoys till
8.30 pas.
Tsui Lois OF ma STRUM 010101 A. —The
Brad 01l Troia it% vv.:omit hog * the hot few dads
bow ate the low sof the demi
ship OvirPreratilable lewd. am emended es loan*
bet. The eau% a liana Re desk*. old that this we ow
ad go wiregeososese la tibia the widgett. we the lead
and effilaised indlasimmt essesquesiga. The eertilicate
of Copal Medea thiestme sespeathil fm Mem
neeses •

FRANCE.

LONDON, MONDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 19, 1863.

resesieist 1.160,030 t. The bends for this loan will be to
" beam L aneonnte of 1001. sad 5001., and will beer ie.
at S per neat per wow, payable half-yearly ere the
(nom am owe coasserommer.) lends =ad let of July is Inch year, at the Poe-
PARIS, SATURDAY EVENI3II. mercy ia Leedom, la pounds sterling, and
The spectacle of K Billault's state funeral I it:V= et the etEehaW el 25 imam 25 teats per paned
attracted a great crowd this morning to the dame- The beads mu be acia!alligued by Mem& Shwa
Brother% sad will he th
environs of the Tuileries. His body had been mon& etit exhennssaprov , inn ided wi
shir expense. coupon, which will be
brought from Nantes to the apartments which he no psio, of has M 464. f„ every 1001. sleek, with
officially occupied in the Palace as Minister of State. rest hem let July, 1863, payable as follows :-51. par men.
The church of St. Germain L'Auxerroia—that cc &Wieldiest, tif. per mat. ce allotment, 51. per east. ea
Dee. 1, ilk per neat as Jaa.l6 (lam ii dlr.. dm Jan. I).101
church to which the kings and queens of France
per neat es Ifsreb 1. 101. par mat. on April 113, 81. esreset.
used to run out to front the Louvre in dressing on 1; saw. 48/. per seat nsss noinnnosinses
gown and slippers to ()outset themselves, is close at the deposit se be yetinsid-i,thsek fuTtAii, &hat, so go,
land. It was there that the funeral rams was Tort of the eoetenekee.
performed. The hems was the one used at the Holders of the scrip muky satielpete the report of all
funeral of King Jerome. The chief mourners were ti.ilediDotein_ml," °a thadaP witta they are duo. and will
cussoeust of 4 per seek per emus. la default
the sorts-in-law of the deceased, M. Buxton, ad_eyuty 47 due payment of the ra.p.ti,. isuweis* a pima.
of the Corps Legislatif, and M. de Bone, woody will be lodge to fordsisam Tbs scrip toodpia
a master of requests in the Council of State. Some Ulna wlllbeezebaapd for bowls, alter all the Inetahnenta
' infante of tender years, grandchildren of the de- have been wld, with all possible despatch. Bonds of pait-
ceased, followed in the procession. The pall- • 11!=ill krweival b 7 the Reanehl agony
bearers were M. Baroche, Minister of Justice • M. sl sins boat alwamilaApplinnsinnsaklns°ll.lbn mtion
ake is Eouher Minister and President of the Council of I will be nested until 12 °Week on Wedrenity,
State ; 'M. Rouland, Vice-President of the Senate?, . tem &tat.— is Leedom, by NORM liters Heathers, 6,
representing K Troplong, the President, who is -street, 11. C.--in Lisboa sot
sick ; and M. Alfred Leroux, Vice-President of the tjl ii"16.11411.110' tffasm., Thrlireusuma 8"tc"" Vim°.
Corps_. Ltpielatif. The Emperor, Prince Napoleon, Lott cat 10, 1863.
.titte LIT= OP APISICATIONI,
AMMO sea /Wind% were raPreaeata4. I to foreezdsd to lb. COSii•CIMMI after pram' of the
in imperial oarriagei. The min I Deposit to the Beaker&
members of the Privy Council, deputations I ism, ohm &aw,. Lcwa„__Gestketen....assing
the Senates, Court of Causation, Council of paid to Hamm Jams Loyd sad Co. the eau
'State, and other legal courts, the Institute, the ; rootlet you to allot to pomade stook in Obi
Faculty of Medicine, the Faculty of Science, the ; above losa sad hereby agn5,.56,41:04e4 that amowet, or
smaller atm that may be to and to pay the
Faculty of Letters, aux, contributed to form ; Wan, %manses, um/. is"Ti:n°,4slnsp; an% assesdine
the solemn proosesion of this state funeral to saw wawa your prwpoitst tie d ociohor.
Aipong the general mourners were M.M. Botha- I —YOUR Omani servant,
child and Pereira. A division of the army of Paris, Address is full
commanded by Marshal Magnan in person, rope"-
sented the army. The funeral service was performed
by M. tomboy, the Archbishop of Paris,
assisted by an immense body of his clergy. The
interment took place, not at Pere la Chaise, as
incorrectly indicated in some journals, but at the
cemetery of Mont Parnasse, where M.
wife, who died two years ago, lies buried. M.
Barothe made a speech over the grave, which is not
yet published.
It is confirmed on all hands that the Empress is
going to Madrid ; moreover, she will there drop
her incognito and be received by the Queen of
Spain with all pomp and ceremony. It is possible
that the political importance of this visit may not
be so great as some suppose ; but, at all events,
it will be a great day for Eugenie de Montijo when
she first sets her foot as an empress upon the
pavement of that city of Madrid where but a few
years ago she was conspicuous among the belles of
the fashionable world as a rather fast young lady.
The usual contradictory reports about Prince
Napoleon's movements continue to circulate. It
was said fora long while that he was to go to
Lisbon in Ma yacht with the Princess Clothilde,
to be present at the aooouchement of the Queen of
Portugal. That voyage was not performed, but
only yesterday the journals stated that their royal
highnesses were certainly going to Lisbon for the
christening. Now I hear that they are not going
to Lisbon at all, and that the Prince., (Netball°,
will be represented at the font by proxy.
The Frame says that K de kfontalembert's
second daughter (his eldest nee is married) is
about to take the veil in the Convent of the &ore-
Coeur, and that Mgr. Deimadoup, the Bishop of
Orleans, will receive her vows.
The King of the Greeks went to the opera yes-
terday, and while there silted M. Bacioocbi to
introduce M. Aube: to him. The venerable cam-
poser, whogoes to a theatre almost every night of his
life, was found to be at heed. King George told
him that he wanted to am his. jilausitao Nov, and
letkedirigly that piece is commanded at the Opera
Comique next week

Date

NAVAL AND MILITARY.

, Oor. 18.

The Dauntless, 31, ecrioi frigate, Captain John
B. Diatoms, arrived at Spitbeed yesterday afternoon from
Southampton Waist. Mee aill go into harbour to unship
moms of her guns and to be repaired.
TM Bdpr, 71. mew Ooptala G. P. Hereby, osatetto
billow ye/446day taloa, pod defects.
Hie Danish Majesty's mew dispatch boat Fylla. 3 gum,
Commaader Krieger, sailed this morning for Si. Thomas,
but brought up of St. Reloe's in oonsemeoco of foul

Hie i;redish Majesty's mew frigate Vanadia 24, Oapisia
Havanna% remains at *Alms&

WOOLWICH, Ors. 18.
A number of workmen were yesterday discharged
from the inn footnotes at the Royal dressed ; sad in now.
gqwvseca.of the manufacture of Armstrong guns having bear
dieoontinued, and no other desoriptimi of rifled ordnance yet
ofikdally adopted, the extemtve foundry in the Dial-equare
will shortly be cloud.

THE CRYSTAL PALACE.

The principal entertainment of Saturday last was
a dramatic and monad wearisome called " An Hoar with
dhakapearir," introducing Professor Popper's adaptatice of
the spectral illmion invented by Mr. Dadra. It somintsd
of mprseentations of the ghost some is Humid, the salmis
The Tempest of Ferdinand listening to the magical stress
of Arial, sad the scene of the witches appearing to Macbeth
and Banque, The performances were under the dime•
tics of Mr. Lima Phooey who pemooated is dumb
show the principal characters, while such portions of the
dialogue as were morecary to illustrate the acacia illturioiss
were mash by Mr. Thome Oliphant. The kasideatal
Norio was performed by Miss Purls, with a chants, sad by
the °mid Mere Compeers andantsa. The Bret part was
the swim from Hamlet. The earnalrhroom was is a state
of "darkens visible." When the curtain rose, Hamlet,
bilks peens of Mr. Broegh. was diarovered ; sod the
ghost aye nesa, sot walking in free the side,
but hemming visible with startling suddenness rot the very
middle of ths stage, and al terwardedimppearing in the mom
manner. And la thesabsopteat seems, the appearmoes of
Arid sad at the Witches were siwlLely managed. This
mode of prodming spectral Wisdom has already bosoms
familiar to the public, and its optical principle is very
simple, bat this application of it is ingenious and 'mhos,
though it swami to as that the effect was leas happy than
lit might have bees, and probably will be, whes the
moebiamy is made to week more moodily. As
it is, the representation of the spectre, is very
defective. They are fixed to one spot, sod their gestures
are as stiff sad mechanioal as if they were mere wooden
puppet* Nor was the magical put of the perfoessaara
altogether satisfactory. it was indeed, • treat to bear
Purcell's beautiful songs is 77:e Tempest, "Com unto
these yellow sands," and "Fall fathom No thy Whir
lies," snag by Miss Poole with her rick, mallow miss, and
la her genuine Foglish style ; and the fragments of old
Matthew Lode's Mantra music were siso agreeable, though
they were spoiled by the coodnotor's evidsot immature Of
their style. But the introduction of two very long °aroma
overtone by thirl.rate modern composers was iajodialoos,
sad evidently wearied the audience. On the whole, moor-
tholes*, we think that this entertainment, with some im-
provements, may be made attractive and encinsdoL