The Express.
London, England, 1863-05-14 00:00:00

TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE.

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PRUSSIA.

ADDRESS OF THE FORTI3OHRITT PARTY.
BERLIN, MAT 13...

The draft of the address of Herr Virohow, which
has been adopted by the Fortschrittparty, gives an
outline of the political position of Prussia abroad.
The address further begs the King to set aside per-
sons and a policy threatening to bring ruin upon
the throne and country. It also states that the
Lower House will use every constitutional means to
ward off a war, at least while the government pur-
sues its present policy, and concludes by expressing
a hope that the Kiag will restore to the nation its
constitutional rights and again unfurl the banner of
n►tional strength and Garman unity.

ITALY AND THE ENGLISH PARLIAMENT.

TURIN, MAT 13.

To-day, in the Chamber of Deputies, Signor
Molinari alleged the assertion of Lord Lennox, who
defied tbot be had visited the prisons of Naples wall
an Italian deputy, to be unfounded.
The, Stamps of today says :—" The news pub-
liahed by the Vienna Press, relative to certain nego-
tiations between Vienna and Turin for the dissolu-
tion of the Hungorbui
.Legion, is destitute of foun-
dation."

Ia to-day's sitting of the Senate, Signor Ddfo-
recta gave notice that he should question the
ministry relative to certain assertions made by
some members of the English parliament concern-
ing Italian affairs. The debate on this subject has
been fixed for Friday next.
The Opinions of to-day, in reply to the accusa-
tions against the Italian Government made by the
Opposition members of the British Parliament,
mentions the efforts of the Administration to arm
the population of the Southern provinces.
It says :—" The government has recently sent
70,000 muskets to a single province. This proves
that it relies upon the support of the people in re-
sisting any attacks proceeding from the exterior."
The same paper says the statement of Lord Len-
nox, that the Perseseranza had been seized, was
unfounded, and adds :—" That liberty of the press
exists in Italy is fully proved by the number of cle-
rical and republican papers that are printed in the
principal towns of Italy."

THE POLISH INSURRECTION.
LEMBERG, MAY 13.

Insurgents from Czechowskra and Jezioranski'm
corps are coming over the frontier here in detach-
ments of from twenty to thirty. The greater part
of them are unarmed. The Austrian patrols have
found 200 abandoned weapons and 30 horses. The
Russian troops stationed at the frontier do not
interfere with the Austrian soldiers.
BMW.% MAT 13.

Travellers coming from Ostrow', state that a very
sanguinary engagement took place yesterday near
Kalisch, in which the Russians were said to have
been victorious, although they suffered very great
loss. Several carts filled with wounded had entered
Kaliech.

THE HERZEGOVINA.

PARIS, ALLY 13.

The Paris papers publish telegrams from Ragusa,
dated this day, announcing that fresh disturb-
ances have broken out in Trebigne. The wives of
the Turkish inhabitants in the environs of the
town assembled in arms, demanding the release
of the rioters who were arrested when the Greek
school was destroyed, and who are now confined at
Mostar. The assembly was dispersed by the re-
gular troops•

INDIA.
(By Telegraph from Baer.)
BOMBAY, Arm 2&

The Bhore Ghia incline of the Great Indian
Peninsula Railway has been successfully opened.