The Express.
London, England, 1863-04-13 00:00:00

TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGINCE.

(uterine' Insowas.)
THE POLISH INSURRECTION.

CitAOOW, Aran. 11.
A fresh body of insurgents, under the command
of Major Lopaoki, has occupied Polaniac on the
Vistula, in the district of Sandomir.
Engagements have taken place near Mingee, is
Podlachia ; Holwarga, in Angustowo ; and Lodz,
in Masovia.

CRACOW, Aram 11.
The insurgents under the command d Akord,
stationed in the district of Maryampok have enc.
candid in eitablialiing a communisation with the
.

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137ZPISre-te have taken place between tie Rasslane 1
and the insurgents at blimps, in Podlaehia(l),
Kalwarga, in Masovia (I), and at Lodz.
The Cuts publishes a proclamation of a very in-
oendiary and sanguinary character, asserted to have
been issued by the Ruaaians, and to be in course of
distribution by them among the peasants, in order
to incite the latter against the insurgent&
The same paper announces that M. Swiderski, a
landed proprietor, and his wife and daughters,
have been murdered by the Ru■•ian■

WARSAW, Arius. 11.

Upon the representation of the Grand Duke Con-
stantine, the Czar has accepted the resignation
tendered by Archbishop Pelinski, as a member of the
State in the kingdom of Poland.

THORN, Ana, It

The committee of the revolutionary government
in Wilna has issued a manifesto stating the abuses
of the Russian government, calling upon the inha-
bitants to rise in insurrection, and declaring that
Lithuania and Little Russia are inseparable por-
tions of Poland.

In consequence of this manifesto the peasantry
and the younger portions of the nobility have taken
up arms against the government.

CRACOW, Aran. 12.

The government of St. Petersburg has addressed
an inquiry to the Grand Duke Constantine upon
the possibility of extending to the kingdom proper
of Poland the ukase of sequestration pronounced
in Podolia, Lithuania, and the Ukraine.
The Czaa announces the arrest in this city of
.Ohratnowski, the editor of that newspaper.
Intelligence from the theatre of war states that
numerous detachments of insurgents under un-
known leaders were in all parts of the kingdom and
of Lithuania. Engagements in which the Poles
were victorious have taken place at Ciechocineo
and Plockie. The result of other combats which
have occurred at Garwolm, Lubelaki, and Killen
in Preihnins, had not as yet transpired.

CRACOW, Aria 12, Vilma.
The CZOJ of to-day announces that Ozaeoveld, by
clever manceuvree, has maintained with 1,500 men,

the poeition formerly occupied by Langley-ice.
Another body of 1,000 insurgents is reported to
be stationed, under the command of Geringer, at a
abort distance from the former corps.
The insurrection in Podlachia is gaining ground.
The Marquis Wielopolski ha' been challenged by
Counts Branicki and Chojicki.

LEMBERG, Ann 12.

Travellers who have arrived here report that
numerous bands of iustugenta are extended
throughout the country, and that the insurrection
constantly assumes more of the character of par-
tisan warfare.

THE AMIfESTY FOR POLAND.

ST. PETHIU3BURG, An= 12.

To-day (being the Buss= Easter Sunday) an
Imperial manifesto has been published, granting •
fall and alines amnesty to all Poles in the kingdom
who shall lay down their arms and return to their
allegiance by the 13th May.
The same term • for laying down their arms and
giving in their submission is also fixed for the
insurgents in the Western Polish provinces.
The only exceptions are with regard to ordinary
mimes, and to such offences as have been committed
by the army.
The manifesto further announces that the insti-
tutions granted to the Polish people shell be
maintained, and after practical experience shall
be developed according to the necessities of the
age and the country.
The following is a summary of the text of the
manifesto granting an amnesty to the insurgent
Poles :

" The obligation rests with us to preserve the
country from the return of disorders, and to open a
new epoch of political life based upon the rational
organisation of administrative keel autonomy.
" We have already laid the foundations of this
autonomy in the institutions which have been
granted, but whose efficacy has not yet been put to
the test. It is our desire to maintain these insti-
tutions, while reserving to ourselves the right of
proceeding with their future development accord-
ing to the requirements of the age and of the
country."

THE PAPAL STATES.
ROME, Ana. 11, Emma.
Cezdinal Beeheriai died to-day.

SPAIN.

MADRID. APRIL 12.

It is asserted that M. Odillon Barrot, who has
arrived hare, is the bearer of a request to the
government to grant an amnesty to the persons
convicted of having attempted to make converts to
Protestantism.