The Express.
London, England, 1863-01-23 00:00:00

TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE.

TATTERSALLI3.—Thounsv.
(asersa's rasouirea
The attsodsnos this thaws* at the Corm was one of
PRUSSIA. the smallest abet the close of the put seIUPOD, and with
THE ADDRESS OF THE CHAMBER OF the excopiket of some tramatione on two or three of the
DEPUTIES. fevellitiest ve_eaktios oa the Derby was correspondingly
dull. Lost Mira was supported at 11 to 8To 50J., though
BERLIN, JAN' 22' sto 1 the highest offer at the dom. he removal of
The following are the most important passages , t3stelsuMeter tolls new quarters seemed to have oPersted
of the draft of the address of the Chamber of favourably,
although =tending backers stood out for a point more.
as 9 to 1 only could be obtained about him,
Deputies : Hospadar would have been supported at 13 to 1, but offers
"We begin our work under sad auspices, and of 12 to lastesl the '6l' Con! te:
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feel it our duty to make respectful representations I. tinrearsdard gtearbtode et 28 to 1, A few °maim
to your Majesty concerning the elate of public wen backed #l, 1.4 assausta. Closing Priem
affairs. I t DERBY.
" Since last session the ministers have carried on stol wM LOA et. Vincent's Lord Crddea (off, tll
the public administration spinet the constitution 9to 1 Lord ltratbsooree ffeoebaraeseter (off,
and without a legal budget. The supreme right
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of the representatives of the people has thereby nto 1 Mr. Na lore Carnival (t)
been attacked. The country has been alarmed, and 25 to 1 Baru Nivieve•Jsrldevou (o 1)
28 to 1 Mr. Watts's National Guard 0)
has stood by its reprawatatives. 1000 to 15 N Osirsoartle (t)
"A small minority of the people only has, us 1000 to 15 Lord Pelmenton's Baldwin (1,)
warned by the nachdem, carried the went 1000
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calumnies against the Chamber of Deputies to the 1000
foot of the throne in the form of addresses. LIVIRPOOL SPRING MEETING.
"Abuses of the power of the government are Wituu 'lron TES GRAND NANDRIAR
now taking place, just as in the,and years wlijok mew i te7,Ainut ewe. 1 - -
poundal tin regragy. Vfor Ms** ram* dis• Asescarems is be dub
Glared that nobody Quaid doubt you intention of
maintaining the constitution,.bot the constitution I :Zile 0-TheWin'
has already been violated by the ministers. Our
position imposes oa • nor the most urgent duty of
solemnly declaring that peace at home sad power
abroad can.only be restored to the government by
its returning toe constitutional state of things."

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RUSSIAN POLAND.
BERLIN, JAB. 22.
Aceording to news received here from Warsaw,
considerable numbers of people bad assembled in
the forests in several parts of Poland, with the
object of preparing an insurrection.
No details are yet known.

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The King has signed a decree entrusting the
Ministry of Marine ad interim to the Minister of
l'ublic Works.

This Duchess of Genoa has left for Naples.
NAPLES, Jax. 21.

A Murstist committee has been discovered in
this city. The police have made several arrests
and seised some important documents, among
which is an Autograph letter of Prince Murat.

THE DISTRESS IN FRANCE.

The Moniteur of yesterday contains a report,
signed by M. Rouher, the Minister of Agriculture,
Commerce, and Public Works, and K de Peraigny,
the Minister of the Interior, recommending that in
eachof theirdepartmentsacredit of 2,500,000 f. shall
be opened for carrying out local and other public
works, with the view of relieving the distress of the
operatives thrown out of employ by the cotton
famine. The report thus commences :

Sire,—Upon opening the session of the Corps Legiidatif,
your Majesty announced that a credit would be applied for
is aid al the operatives out of °rap*.
I. ardor to fulfil the intentions of your Majesty we have
the Wooer to propose to you to submit at owe to the
eneetioe of the Corps LegeLtd a measure for opening
I_ extraordinary credits of 2,h00.1:103f. each upon the budget of
thaDopet•oeotd the Interior, sod apes that of Agrisaltunt,
Common, and Public Works, for the purpose of meting
awful communal works, of affording aid to the charitable
imeitutleee, sad of carrying out public works at the expense
of the state is those places where the suffering of the
i operatives is greatest.

We have oc; hesitation at this moment is limiting to this
sum the total of the grant Deogerry for the relief of the
operatives deprived of their ordinary employment. Amid •
crisis in which so nosy ibtfteetill are involved we certainly
ought sot to deceive oureelves as to the extent of the mil,
or the suffering it occasions ; but it is also the ditty of the
government to ascertain the exact state of Wage, to look
upon the facts as they really are, to diatipate exaggerated
fears, and to define the limits tied the measure of its kW-
viatica.

The evill now is loci, and while all business last year
felt the influence of the meets taking place in America, the
aide which the country is deploring in 1863eismde ally to
these districts where cites is.n article alptimary 'enmity.
h is in the Seine Inferieure that it is mast levers ; and it is
ia the Somme, the Need, she Suit Rhin, the Etre, the
Loire, the Oros, the Vosges, in pert of the deperttognt of
the Rhone, at Limoges, Troyes, Saint Quentin, Finis, im..,
that employment is diminished or suspended; it is there
that the efforts of government and of private charity should
be exerted. In neither ease have they yet failed in their
duties.

As soon u the industrial crisis began to make itself
felt, the Emperor's government took the neoeaaary measures
for insuring employment to the population of the manufac-
turing districts. In the department of the Seine Inferieure,
especially. the Minister of Agriculture, Commerce, and
Public Works opened numerous workshops for the rectifi-
cation of the levels of the imperial roads.

The report then alludes to other public works,
and to the railways, canals, itc., in course of
formation in various departments, which have
afforded occupation to the unemployed. These
undertakings not being, however, able to meet all
the exigencies of the crisis, the Minister of Public
Works is under the necessity, we are told, of ap-
plying for extraordinary resources. The report
concludes in the following terms :
The oommunee have joined with an ardour worthy
of all praise in the sacrifice* everywhere imposed
epee the leading firms in order to mitigate the
severity of a crisis so prolonged. They have
voted taxes sad ken, immuring their burtheo wily by the
suffering they were desirous of relieving. In the SSW,
Inferieure, 78 communes have voted extra taxes for 1863,
amounting in all to 101.575 f. The same department has
voted aloes of one million of francs for useful communal
works, sad for the relief of the distressed. A bill @auction-
ing the vote of the Coused-General is now under OlUallißile
tioa by the Council of State.

As to private charity, it has, as usual, accomplished its
benevolent Mirlioo. without parade and without display, sod
with s constancy nothing discourages. Throughout all the
departments it bits come to the assistance of the distress in
the Seine Inferieure, and there is not a single town suffering
from the industrial crisis in which the voluntary eubserip-
tiuna of the inhabitants have not been added to the grants
at the government or those of the musicipalities. These
subscriptions, up to the present date, have amounted to
nearly s million of franca in the Seine Inferieure, sad it is in
gnat part owing to them that more than 30,000 families
have been assisted.

The ardour of private charity will not be diminished by
the intervention of the government. It will, on the con-
trary, derive new energy from it, mid this noble emulation
will still contribute to the relief of the working-claases ; for
there is no disguising it, the misery mused by want of em-
ployment cr.nuot be fully relieved except by the daily efforts
of beneviskiroce.

We Uri of you, Sire, to allow the following measure to be
Intimitt ed to the examination of the Council of State. We
doubt not that the Corp Legislatit rill eagerly respond to
your Majeety's appeal. Lost year it unasimously voted the
sub 'sotto°. applied for under similar circumstatces, and it
lira always identified itself with the intentions of your
"worriment for ameliorating the position of the working
amass.

In him the honour to be, with the soot profound
respect, Ito, F. Itonzza.
P. in PIneIGNT.
The bill u appended for opening a credit of
2,500,000 f. in each of the departments named.