The Express.
London, England, 1863-06-22 00:00:00

44i lit 141J`

THE POLISH INSURRECTION.
CRACOW, Jems2o.

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Wielunskie, with 140 insurgents, has cut his
way through 600 Russians, by whom they had been
surrounded.

Bon= and his foßowers have bad a skirmish
with a cavalry force at Gory. The losses on both
aides were trifling, but Booms was wounded.
The Camas of the Don are discontented, and
intend to return to their own country with the
large quantity of booty they have obtained by
pillage.
Frankowski, having recovered from his wounds,
has been executed at Lublin. Prince William
Radziwill has been arrested at Lemberg.

OIiAOOW, Jaws 21.

A detachment of Polish mounted gendarmes has
defeated a troop of Cossacks on the Warta, near
the village of KARAM. The Cossacks lost thirty
killed. .

Lelewel encountered the Russia= at Itorytnica
on the 10th, but being attacked by a surd!, (am,

Krysinsin's band was rictorions on the 12th, at
Wiecbon, in Podlschia.
There are now six detachments of insurgents in
Patilschia.

tie insurgent leader Blain/or has been allot at
%own°.

TARNOW, Juin 21.

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An entire detachment of insurgents has been
driven acmes the Austrian frontier, near Maniow.
Many were drowned in the Vistula, and 151 of
the remainder were detained in Galicia.

OONFIMSNCZ FOR THE SETTLEMENT OF
THE POLISH QUESTION.

PAWS. Jinn 21.
The Memorial Diplomatique of to-day, in an
article upon the Polish question, says :
"The three notes which will be presented to
Prince Gortschakoff in a few days are of course
couched in the courteous and friendly terms which
distinguished the Russian reply. They commence
by congratulating Russia upon having understood
that the beet method of settling the Polish compli-
cations in a pacific and lasting manner was to
submit them to the calm and equitable examina-
tion of the European council. For this purpose
the three Courts propose the meeting of a con-
ference, composed of the Powers which signed the
final treaty of Vienna.
"Through Prince Gortschskoff the Emperor
Alexander 11. invited the three Courts which signed
the notes of the 10th April to lend Russia their
assistance in accelerating the realisation of the wish
which they had expressed is the name of humanity
and of the permanent interests of Europe.
"The preliminary bases of negotiations have
been drawn up by the cabinets of Paris, London,
and Vienna, in order to respond to this overture.
The development and application of these bases,
entrusted to the care of an European conference,
would milli°e to replace Pc land in a condition of
lasting peace.
"The notes of the Powers contain the six
points agreed upon by the three Courts, and offer
them to Prince tiestachakoff as the preliminary
bases of negotiations, reserving their ulterior deve-
lopment to the subsequent Congress.
" The respective notes also touch upon the ques-
tion of a suspension of hostilities between Russia
and the insurgent Poles."

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By her Excellency the Counter d'Apponyi, the Countess
Lanza Dunin Borkhowska nee Counter Krssicka, Dame
de Padre de la Croix Ct.:ghee.
By the Marisa Ambassador, le Comte de Neseelrode,
Maitre de la Cour Imperials de Ramie ; is Baron Vieting.
hob, Gentilhomme de la Chambre ; le Prince Ouroussow,
Gentilhomme de la Chambre.
By the HillOnfillD Savoy, Baron Blom., Councillor of
Legatioe of his Majesty the King of Hanover.
By the United Slates Envoy, his Excellency Hon. Richard
M. Blatchford, United States Minister at Rome.
The diplomatic circle was fully attended,
The Countess Bernstorff was prevented by her deep
mourning, and the Baroness de Cetto by indispositioo, from
attending the Drawing•room. The Haytien Minister was
prevented by severe indiepositioo.
The day being the anniversary of the Queen's acessaier
was a collar day. The Knights of the Garter, the Thistle,
and St. Patrick, and the Knights Grand Cross of the Orders
of the Bath sad St. Michael and St. George appeared in
their entre of gold god anemeL The Prince of Wales was
Warted in a general's uniform, and wore the collars of the
Garter and the Golden Fleece. His royal highness also
wore the Stars of the Orders of the Garter and India.
The general circle was well attended, and included most
of her Majesty's ministers.
The following presentations to the Princess of Wales, on
behalf of the Queen, took place, the names having been pre.
noisily left at the office of the Lord Chamberlain and sub-
mitted for her Majesty's approval :
Mrs. Heathart Amon, on her marriage, by Viscountess
Palmerston.
Mrs. Wm. Henry Archer, by her sister, Mrs. W.
Murder* Best.
Mrs. Easters Arkwright, by Lady Dalrymple.
Miss Athorpe, by her sister, Mrs. Edward Walter.
Lady Aruodell of Werdour, by the Marchioness of Clan.
ricarde.
Hoe. Mrs. George Begot, on her marriage, by Mrs Chas.
Bigot.
Mrs Emily Bagwell, by her mother, Hon. Mrs. Bagwell.
Mn. Barba, by Lady Alwyn Compton.
Miss Balfe, by her sister, Mrs. de Morel.
Mn. Berger, by Mrs. Perry Watlingtoe.
Hon. Mrs. Banos, by the Marehicions of Drogheda.
Lady Baxter, by Lady Pahnenton.
Mrs. Richard Pigott ikamish, by Mrs. Grenville Pigott.
Mrs. Joseph Beaumont, by Lady Atherton.
Mir G. Bell, by the Marchioness of Ely.
Countess of Bellmore, by Mrs. W ;Diem Gladstone.
Mrs. Philip Beanet, on her marriage, by the Viscountess
Forbes.
Miss Bettie, by lady Emily Riehardson.
Mrs. Anne Bond, by Lady Talbot de Malahide.
Mies Bond, by Lady Talbot de fdalehide.
Lady Boston, on ter marriage, by Lady Kenyon.
Mrs. Ashton Bcetock, by Mrs. IL N. Philips.
Mir Bott, by her mother, Mrs. Giles Loder.
Miss Eglantine Pleydell Bouverio, by her mother, the
Hue. Mrs. Edward P. Booveris.
Mrs. Henry Bowden, by Lady Anna Gore Langton.
Miss Marianne Bowden, by her mother, Mrs. Henry
Bowden.
Mrs. Edward North Buxton, by the Countess of Gains.
borough.
Hoe. Mary Brodrick, by the Counter o! Gainsborough.
Miss Hemet Brodrick, by the Countess of Chichester.
Mies May Brooks, by Mrs. Brooks.
Mrs. Rohe Alesr. Brooks, by Mn. Brooks.
Mrs. Lloyd Browne, on her marriage, by the Counter of
Gainaborough.
Mrs. Bull, by Lady Emily Richardson.
Mrs. J. ilornby Buller, by the Countess of Egmont.
Mrs. Manningbam Buller, on her marriage, by the Hon.
Mrs. Gordon.
Mrs. Troyte Bullock, on her marriage, by the Hon. Mrs.
Portman.
Mrs. Norman Borland, by Mrs. Clements Markham.
Mrs. Burrower, by Mrs. George A. storey.
Miss Burrows*, by Mn. George A. Ansley.
Hoe. Mn. Clifford-Butler, by her mother, Mrs. Morgan
Clifford.
Miss Florence Campbell, by her mother, Mrs. Campbell.
Mrs. George Campbell, by the Duchess of Wellington.
Mies Fletcher Campbell, by Lady Belhaven.
Mn. Carew, on her marriage, by the Countess of Cam-
perdown.
The Countess of Carnarvon, on her marriage, by the
Countess Stanhope.
Mir tniily Cavendish, by the Countess of Cemperdoini.
Mir Catherine Cavendish, by the Countess of Camper.
down.
Miss Charltoe, by her mother, Mrs. Charlton.
Miss Mary Charlton, by Lady Buchanan Ridden.
lady Chichester, by Mn. Wino Knight.
Mrs. Edward Child', on her marriage, by her mother,
Lady Leighton.
Mies Alice Brydges Clarke, by her mother, Mrs. Brydges
Clarke.
Lady Julia Coke, by her aunt, Lady Katherine Coke.
Lady Katherine Coke, on her marriage, by Lady Leigh.
Mies Nina Cole, by Lady Laura Grattan.
Mrs. Colby, by Lady Love.
Mrs. Cooingbam, by the Countess de Grey sod Ripen.
Mrs. Martha J. Conon, of Washington City, Celled
Stake, by Mrs. Adams, wife of the United States Minister.
Mrs. Charles Cotes, by the Hon. Mrs. Claughtoe.
Miss Cotes. by her mother.
Lady Evelyn Courtenay, on her marriage, by the Vie-
, countess Chewton, in the 'neon of the COUARDOS of Bathes.
) Miss Croft, by her mother, Mrs. Croft.
Mrs. Dawes, by Mrs. (Colonel) Parrett.
Mn. Davy, by lady Young.
Miss Davy, by her mother, Mrs. Davy.
Mn. Dodos, on her marriage, by her mother, Mrs.
Cruder&
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