The Express.
London, England, 1863-05-16 00:00:00

POLLSH INSURREatIONI

WARSAW, MAT 15.
M. OitrOwsky, a Councillor of State, has been
appointed Director of the Interior in the sulrainis-
station of Poland, in place of Count Keller, who
has been called to fill another poet.

BRODY. MAY 15.
411 s is facrensing in the Polish pro-
vinces now incorporated with Russia Proper.
Well-armed bodies of insurgents, with numerous
cavalry, are stationed in several parts of Podolia,
Volhynia, and t'krainea.
The peasants have not yet joined the movement.
An engagement took place the day before yester-
day between the Russians and the insurgents near
Lachow.

LEMBERG, M.tr 15.

The insnrrection is reported to have broken out
in Machnowska, in the government of Kiew, and
in the district of Winnika in Podolia.

GERMANY AND DENMARK.
VIENNA, MAY 16.

The General Carresponcknz of to-day says :—" In
order to avert an European conflict Austria intends
proposing the adoption of more coercive measures
than a Federal execution towards Denmark. The
object of these measures will be to guarantee the
execution of the stipulatious of the London pro-
tocols of 1851 and 1852, relative to the succession
to the Danish throne.

THE CONFLICT BETWEEN THE MINISTRY
AND THE CHAMBER IN PRUSSIA.

film cent owe conaserosersr.)
FRANKFORT, Mar 13.
Things in Prussia are drifting now rapidly to
crisis. The Kreus Zeitung prepares the public to-
day for a coup d'etat by stating that people must
not be surprised at what may happen after the
scene of yesterday in the Chamber. Parliamentary
annals will be searched in vain for any similar
occurrence. Here is a minister who insults the
deputies and bullies the President, and when the
latter makes use in sell-defence of his incontestable
authority, defies him by stetieg that as a minister
he has a right to behave as he likes, and that the
other has no right to interrupt him. Now, it so
I happens that thus President, Mr. Bockum Dolfs, is
one of the most moderate of men, who was requested
by Bismark himself to enter the ministry when he
took office. The President of course could not
submit to be treated by the brutal general as a
common soldier, so he covered himself and sus-
pended the eitting. The ministers met iu council
and sent a letter to the President, stating that they
would not enter the Chamber again if the authority
to interfere with their speeches were not surren-
dered by a specific resolution of the House.
As the Chamber cannot do that without abandoning
the right of its President to maintain order during
the debate, and as it is useless to debate without
receiving an answer, it follows that things have
now oome to a dead lock ; and as ministers are not
likely to give their opponents the satisfaction of
dissolving tha,Cliamber as they would be re-elected
by overwhelming majorities, there seems no remedy
but a coup &fiat, for neither public opinion nor the
nniversalcorditparobation of all Europe will bring
the Old King to his senses. Only the other
day Count ulernbonrg, the Minister for Home Af-
fairs, was convicted of having made a false statement,
by denying that Russian soldiers had been quar-
tered with the inhabitants of Posen by order of the
government, the order sent by the cabinet of the
King having since been published. The whole pro- I THE RETURN OP THE SULTAN 20 CONSTANTl-
castling* are so mean and so detrimental to the morix.—The fetes which took place in Constantinople upon
interest of Prussia that people are not wanting who ' the return of the Sultan were, we learn, of a very brilliant
begin to believe that Bismuth, always a favourite character. They extended over three days and nights,
at the Tuileries, might just as well be in the pay during which time basin's of every kind was almost at
of the French government like English Cabal a stand-still. The illuminations were general, and
lusters in thetimeof the Stuarts. The stateof affairs the crowds very large, yet it is stated that the utmost
cannot be rationally explained in any other way. good temper prevailed everywhere, and that though
Telegrams from Berlin to-day say that, in cones- ' policemen woes only to be descried at rare intervals, sod
quence of the report of the committee of the at outof-the-way Motet corners, there were no accidents.
Chamber against the pretensions of ministers, a sad only one reported attempt at robbery. The Lerma
decisive step is hourly expected. I Herald ma's that according to an authoritative statement
Though the state of siege is not declared, the the total of the Sultan's actual expenditure during his
districts near the Polish frontier are under military . late voyage did not exceed 100,0001.
rule ; the commanding uffleitt him taken a greet Full benefit of reduced duty obtained by pox
many persons into custody, against whom nothing' diming Havuissaa's IMre Tee; choice at ia dd. sad ea
could be brought home, so that they had to be " let ttudard• at di tel. as. ad.). is " the strougest
sad met delicious Imported. Elesta every to "WO/ nu'
released by the civil authorities. pockets.—(Advertisenteelj

The Opinion Nationale announces as a fact ascer-
tained after strict inquiry, although it is almost
incredible, that the committee of the Fine Arts

Exhibition will not allow the sale within the build-
ing of a catalogue of those rejected pictures the ex-
hibition of which was ordered by the Emperor.
This catalogue has been prepared and printed at
the cost of the artists themselves. Without it the
appeal which the Emperor meant to make from the
jury to the public cannot be fairly tried. I still
thick he will make his own work perfect

[Stamped, id. Additional.]

SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.

HARPENDEN MEETING.-FRIDAY.

THE &WHAMMY= &Ana of Sewn. each, with 30added.
One mile and a half. (10 subs.)
Mr. W. lesaes's Mug ♦SW. by Alere—rilgaol
ea= to yen Toun, 3 yrs (351), est n
Mr. Price's Matister, fyts TM (E. Martin)
Mr. Nightingalrs HWy Grove, s yrs ,r3f., 7sl
nelduMalD
The following also tau :—Mermaid. Dummy, errener, May
Be, and Erica.
Betting :9to 4 apt Willy Grove, sto 1 apt May Be, 6to
1 each apt Flying Spur and Mermaid, 7 to 1 apt Mal star,
end 10 to 1 apt any other. After one false start, in which
all bat the Maltater ran half a mile, they were evenly
despatched, May Be making play to the turn going out,
where she dropped iato the rear and Warreiser took up the
running, followed by Erica and Flying Spur. Entering the
straight, Warrener gave .way to Flag Spur and half-way
up Meitner and Hilly Grove joined him, and the three ran
together for a few strides, whea Hilly Grunt compounded,
and the other two ran a good race to the finish, Flying Sr
eventually winning by•short heed; Hilly Grove waa • bad
third, Mermaid fourth, Dummy fifth. Warrener sixth, and
Enos seventh. May Be did not pan the post. The winner
was bought in for 90 guineas.
1112 Runs HowCCup, a CUP, plate of 60 son., for hones
bona ji4k the property of farmers oocupying not leas than
SO acres of land within the limits of Lord Dacres Hunt ;
UM each. Two millet
_ . _ _ . .

Mr. J. 116;OVgitish Prince, by King Tom—Balmoral,
slid (Owner) 1
Mr. Preeter's is by Yaw (Irk)), amal (Mr. C. Pears) 2
Mr, V. Irrasses Princess, aged Mr. Wald; S
The ,rbrr also ran 2-111111, Mgrry, Mho, Precise.
Primo sax wader prate* it being alleged that abs had
not bum properly described.
'Tim HANPINDIDI HANDICAP at 10 move. each, 5 ft, with
100 added. Two mdse. (SO sate., 32 a whom pay 1 sov.
eaoh.) .
Mr. I. Ten Broach's Amy, by Lepton—Deademona,
6 y?s, laa Slit ' kFurd ham 1
Mr. s: S. DT,b.....9.r.t00, 6 yea, Mt 'lb .., (e_h.allver) !

ZYZIn—C.:4I-egi7iu-rirtio—i,-117.7e5t gib.. (IL Ortauhar:. $
The lollowieg also ran : (llbraltar, Brenhand, Flash In the Pan.
Walpole, Herren, Moon, Toarlst, Watford, Flying Spar, I by
Killgotter—Bloah.
Betting : 100 to 30 apt Amy, 7 to 2 apt Tourist, 7 to 1
eachmeaLFlirtation and Walpole, 8 to 1 apt Barrett MUM,
law !wet Overtbn, and 10D to 8 offered apt any other.
1m y the flag fell, Bvenhand mailed to the front,
and went past the Stand with a clear lead, and was followed
by Watford, Tourist, and Overton ; Gibraltar, who was
ontpaded from the start, being Wed at in the first quarter
of a mile. After posing the Stand, Eveahand gave up the
lead he Tourist, who- wat 'followed by Watford, Flirtation,
Amy, Flying Spar, and Overton in • duster. They ran
thus to the bend into the t, when Watford ran up to
Tourist, and lb. pair qui • rest, lay in front to the
distance. There, however, y both compounded, and left
Amy slightly in boat of. evarton, whilst Flirtation, wide. cif
the pair and next the rele, was next, Walpole following
fourth. Overton, who had throughout been is close com-
pany with Amy, made 'his /trap • • hundred yards from
home, but bibs. Wipe op, we. beaten by a head. Fllrth
the • bad third, Walpole wits foiirth,' Fly ing Spur filth, and
Watford mirth ; the rear was brought up by Flash in the Pan.
' THI Two-TIALOLD Mann of 5 sors.--each, with 100
added; oolte, Set 71b; Mlles, Set 41b. T.Y.C. Four fur-
1u and •'ll • 1,.:
Mt. T. stetenth Falth hy Pelloa—Challipa Bet alb (Payne) I
He on Nothschtl.ft Brother to Qum% Bet .... (Wane) I

Mr.Viaevriag's Vanquisher, ..(J.:iarsomU
The following also ran . Br. I by Teddington —Birthday,
Rothschild five Merman*. itoyelin, Iola: Houghton, Madame:,
by Touchwod-11M5 of, the Mom, Mystery .Argue the Exile.
Black Deer, lady Mahon, lady Warwick, The Golden Ball,
Attract a. klaiirrials. and CorMedufate. • • •
Betting : 7to 2 scut Rdyston, 4 to 1 sgst the Birthday
MIS 7 to I apt Clatrvoyiuite, 8 to 1 agrt• Lady Nicholl,
to 1 apt bro. to Carnose-100 lie 8 seek apt Mack Deer and
Bold Houghton, 100 to 7 apt Attraction, and 20 to 1 each
sgst faith, lady Warwick, mid Vanquisher. A short delay
occurred at the post, aftevellibh+Falth, slightly in front of
RaYston, Bold Houghton, Lady Nichol', and bro. to Came,
mods play, and, tooreming•lme advantage at the distance,
I came away and won in a canter by four lengths. Vanquisher,
who passed a lot of pulling-up. hones within the &game,
was beaten a length from the sewed. Sleek Deer. Bold
Houghton, mind Royston wen the nest three, sad Golden
Ba
iga a last.
lisurszian Punt of 50 KM, for all ages ; win-
ners extra. About ens
Captain Cosine's FlizeaMon, by Idle Boy—net. 5
ba. yrs,
est 41b (11. °rum) 1
lard Lonadale's g by lingston—Flax, s yrs,bet lttb
1,4 OA Parra Walpole, 4 yrs, ist Mb Daley)
The following also ran : Gibraltar, Btataumn, Lord of Lftne,

[TV OPENCE

The general meeting of members was held yodel',
day at Willies Rooms. The Duke of Camkid presided.
d there Were present Eat Spencer, 'And IVbgeschffih
Lord Truro, Earl Dacia Colonel North, M.P., Mr. Broom-
field, M.P., Sir J. Burgoyne, Capt. Mildmay, Mr. A. Sin-
third, M.P., Mr. C. Boma, M.P., Colonel Lindsay, ha.
The CHAIIILLX had little to communicate, further than to
report that the arrangements for the meeting at Wimbledon
in July were completed. The balance in favour of she
society was 3.6131., including the ladies prize fund of 4101.
The names of the ladies' committee would be published her
mediately. He regretted that the annual othecripans bed
not increased to the extent that had been hoped, and he
begged once more to remind them that this source of income
wan the most valuable to any body or association whieh con-
ducted IN preceedings from year to year, because aalcas
those satecoptions were considerable end regular it was
difilcult to know what to do. In other respects be hoped
the committee bed met the wishes of the volunteer body
throughout the country. There was a strong feeling that
the rank and file arm of the volunteer should be brought
more prominently forward, and the committee in the new
arrangements bad established prier for the next oompeti-
tion which be hoped would effect their object. There
would be sixty prizes, restricted to rifles of the bond fide
government
_pattern, carrying 577 ammunitioe, with •
minimum pull of trim! six pounds. There would be an
" Alexandra" prise, given in honour of the Prams of
Wales, restricted to rifles of bona fide government pattern,
also carrying 577 bore ammunition. It was intended to
have a review this year se before, sad it would take picies ass
the 18th of July. The entries for the Queen's price
asonnted sham, to 970, and be limped before tie dorsi
competition elite would be an ;arena 40 °Math mid
100 men had put down their names as intending
to avail themselves of the camp at Wallis-
don. The ofileers' tense would accommodate two
eacb, and the privates' tents four each ; but parties who
Comdr. to do so woodd
eral roles badbieben allowed to p
smeoded,‘hh,
theiriitcit own
together with
the new bye laws, had been published.
Colonel Biwa moved, and Sir R. Haulms seconded,
the adoption of the smeeded rules.
Sae diorama followed, in the course of which Cap.
tale Tame and others, while admitting that the caeca
• bad liberally met the wishes of the general body, urged
that the Foillekl rifle ought to be allowed an opportunity
in the approaching competition of proving its capitalise
at 8t or 1,000 yards ; sad also that the question of hacidi-
amppsig should be further oonsidered ; to which it -wee
replied that General Hay and others held that the Enfield
could not be depeeded upon beyond 600 yards, and that ft
would be unwise to take any farther steps as to !Nadia.*
ping until Abe result of the expeeiment now going carat
Stroud was known. _

Betting : 2 to 1 apt Lord of Lippe, 3 to 1 apt Flirtation,
5 to 1 apt Walpole, and 7 to legal the Flax gekliog. Lord
of Linn. made the running to the distance, up to which
point he was followed by the Flax gelding, Walpole, and
Flirtation. Within the distance Flirtation went to the
front, and finally woe by a length. A neck separated the
mooed and third. Lord of Liana was dose up. fourth.
Tea WitienlAinifiAD SW= of 5 nova. esoh, with 30
added. T.Y.C.
Mr. F. Fisher's I by Ihrpton—Dinah. 3 yes MO 7ot 1011)
(Beeves) 1
Mr. Goddard's Little Star, 3 yn (401.), fiat tub car On)
(Jas. Nightingale;
Captain Chriaties Netherdale, S yes 6OLL 64 lib
(Zenker)
The following also ran :-Baffier. Banana
Tin UNION Herr Cur of 25 nova, in rpecie for half-
bred horses that have never won a steeplechase or hurdle
nee of any description, and have been regularly hunted with
an established pack of foxhounds during the present season,
for foer.yr-olds and upwards. Two mills. (17 auto.)
Mr. Shaves gby Barbadian—Stirrup Cup, 6 yrs, Lit Mb
(Mr. T. Price) 1
Mr. I'. Smith's Meanwoolijrs, iCiement) 2 1
Mr. &J. Bond's Precis*, (b b), 124 Slb (Mr. Junes,
The following also ran r— salty, Leo, The Priest. m by Me-
teor, Sena John, Magary. and Thabox.
Betting : 6 to 1 apt Rosewood, 3 to 1 apt Sturep !Cep
gelding, and 7 to 1 apt any other. The Stirrup • Cup
gelding waited epos Precise to the distance, when be went
is front, and within the distance Reaewood took mooned
plane, but never getting up was beaten by two len.tba ;
Precise was a bad third ; thoebox fourth ; the Meteor mare
fifth, The Priest, sixth, and the rest were beaten off.
Tes &MIT STAies of 2 sum. each, with 25 added, for
all age; wieners extra. T.Y.C.
Captain Cluistie's Netherdale by Cohterdeln, 2 yrs ;173LL
Bit Captain
(Linker) 1
Mr. Poulson's Allow Me, 3 yrs ("X). lot 71b I inewl. S
Mr. M
s Maybe, 4 yrs k), 64 Mb ...... (-Mitchell 3
The following also ran : - Manta, Baliverne, and Night eel.
BETTING AFTER THE RACES.
THE DERBY.
5 to I apt Lord Chide,' (off)
11 to 2 - Afaccaroni (off)
10 to 1 - Esocharometor (t)
10 to 1 - Th. Gallo (off)
100 to 7 - Haspodar (t)
15 to 1 - King of the Vale (t)
25 to 1 - Scamairder (t freely)
25 to 1 - The Ranger (t)
23 to 1 - National Guard (t 90 to 1)
30 to 1 - King of Utopia (t)

BETTING AT MANCHESTER.-FRIDAy.

NATIONAL RIFLE ASSOCIATION.

DERBY.
5 to 1 nut Lord Midis (off)
6 to 1 Macoaroei (t)
10 to 1 Saorlarosseter (t owl off)
11 to 1 The Gillis (1)
14 to 1 Hompodor (t)
16 to 1 King of the Yale (off)
2.0 to 1 Rouge: (t)
'l5 to 1 licemander (t)
40 to 1 Pietistic (I)
50 to 1 Golden fledge (t)

To a question pat by Lord TRURO,
The Duke of essuuddlin replied that OM simnel subscrip-
tions were 7GI guineas, and there was • small amount—
but only • small amount—invested every year. He thought,
under them circumstances. the institution could hardly be
celled self.stiptiortiog. The Loaded property of the aenocia-
tion was 2,70Uf., which was about equal to the life subscrip-
tions.
An amendment, moved by Colonel COLA for the purpose
of exclading the Laaauter as well as the five-grouse rifts
from competing for the new prises for rank sod file arms,
vas prOposed and lost, sad the 'rake sad report were
adopted.
• A vote a( thanks to his Royal Highness the amino=
concluded the pesseeedinp.

NAVAL AND MILITARY.

ADVIZAIST, MAY 15.—PROWYTIONs AND AP-
roorniims.—Ceptaia W. R. Boßud, to the Coma, was-
mianiooect

Commander J. 8. Hudson, to the Curlew, vice Palcenham,
promoted.
Lieutenant J. 8. Keats, to command the Stoma, vice
Temple, promoted.
Masters A. J. Armstrong, to the Comma ; G. R. Mor•
Aeon, to the Dauntless. for Coast Guard seance ; nod J. H.
Lawrence, to the Pembroke, for Coast Goard genic°.
Asristant Ennioeers A. Hindmaroh, to the Colossus, vice
Brown, discharged the service at Ids own request ; and J.
Boddie, additiooal of the Terror, for service m the Nettle,
promoted to acting engineer.

MITROPOLITAN BOARD or WORlB.—The weekly
meeting of the board was held yesterday, Mr. Thwaitee in
the chair. The clerk read $ report from the main drains('
committee, recommoding that the board do apply to go-
vernment to introduoe a bill in parliament during the m-
ake of 1863 for increasing the borrowing powers of the
hoard to the extent of 1,200,0010. for roam drainage par-
posse, with •goverment guarantee similar to that con-
tained in the liana Drains(' Act of 1858. After some din-
minion the report was sdopted, and it was Wand book to
the min drainage committee to take the necessary daps to
miff it out.
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Its favourable action on the system IS renovating . It checks pro-
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. 4. ad., and 41. by Dr. de Jonfth's agents, Anar,
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