The Express.
London, England, 1863-05-22 00:00:00

Nimes TILLISILLYII.)
AMERICA.
(Per the Glairow.)
NEW YORK, MAT 7 (Tanasnar).
The .frew York Herald of to-day says :
" Intelligence received from General Hooker's
army is to the morning of the sth instant
" The tattle had not been renewed, owing to two
days' heavy rain rendering any aggressiva move-
ments on either aide impracticable.
" General Sedgwick'e division has succeeded in
crossing () recroesing) the river, and has joined
Hooker's column.
" Generals Stonewall Jackson and Hill are dan-
gerously wounded.
" General Ransom is reported killed.
" Washington despatches state that Genersl Thant-
relmann's division, 30,000 strong, had left Washing-
ton to reinforce General Hooker.
"The second attack of General Sherman% expedi-
rion on Haine's Bluff was repulsed with a loss of 80
killed and wounded. The expedition had left for
Young's Point
I" The Federal government intends to eosnmenoe
the enforcement of the Conscription Act at once.
The list of provost-marshals at present appointed
for the different districts is published."
No further definite news received from General
Hooker's army.
General Hooker is reported to have captured
8,000 to 15,000 prisoners, and to have lost 8,000
men. Up to Tuesday evening there was nothing
definite known, except the fact that many thou-
' sands were killed, and that the tattle was not de-
' cided.

The Federals are reported to have out the Con-1
federate railroad communication between Vicks-
burg and Richmond, Charleston, and Tullahoma.
Military were sent from Cincinnati and Colum-
bus to quell the riot at Dayton, consequent upon
Mr. Vallandigham's arrest. Telegraphic commu-
nication to Dayton was interrupted.
The Glasgow takes out a general cargo of pro-
visions, and 7,800 dole. in specie.
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.
NEW YORK, MAT 6, ETTanTro.
Money easy. Gold, 52 per cent. prem. Stooks,
prices lower. New York Centrals, 1181 ; Minois,
92 ; Six per Cent. United States Bonds, Mi.

THE POLISH INSURRECTION.
BRODY, MAT 21:

An engagement has taken place between Berdy-
szow and Machnowka, which resulted in favour
of the insurgents.
CRAOOW, MAT 21.

The announcement made by the Sehlesisehe
Zeitung of a victory having been gained by the
Polee at Ojoow is destitute of foundation. No en-
counter has taken place at Ojcow. Oxinaki has had
a successful engagement with the Russians in the
environs of Zarki, while Dombrowski was success-
ful near Kleesewo.

The Cuss publishes a memorandum of M.
de Pogodine, pointing out the means for the extir-
pation of the Poles in the provinces inoorpore
with Russia.

LEMBERG, MAT 21.

Intelligence received bore from Gonice states
that an insurrection bas broken out upon tho
further side of the Dnieper, at Charkow, Pultawa,
and Czernigow.
Near Charkow 1,000 insurgents are posted under
Russian officera.

The Gazette of Narodoica says that above 1,000
insurgents have occupied Zwiahel, in Volhynia.
Near Kiew the insurgents have suffered a defeat.
A thousand student., from the University of Kiew
have joined the insurrection.
The Warsaw Credit Bank has declined to afford
the government a loan of a million roubles.

PROROGATION OF THE ITALIAN
PARLIAMENT.
TURIN, MAT 21.
In the Senate and the Chamber of Deputies to-
day, a royal decree was read, closing the session,
and fixing the 25th instant for the opening of the
next session.