The Express.
London, England, 1863-01-27 00:00:00

TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGIVICZ

(savrat's 111.11111ANIM
TEE INSURRECTION IN POLAND.
SPIWCH OF THE EMPEROR OF RUSSIA
TO THE ARMY.

sr. PETERSBURG, JAIL
Yesterday, during parade, the Emperor addressed
the officers present in a speech manifesting some
emotion.

After mention* the recent event' in Poland,
his Imperial Majesty said :—" Even in presence of
these atrocities I will not accuse the whole Polish
nation. I see in these events only the work of the
revolutionary party, desirous of overturning legal
order everywhere. I know that this party reckons
upon finding traitors in our rants. It will, how-
ever, not shake my belief in the faith and devoted-
ness of the army, which will now more than ever
fulfil ita duties. Should circumstances require, you
will prove that I can depend upon you."
The speech produced some effect among the
officers, and was followed by cheers for the
Emperor.'
EXIIMIY.
Some Berlin beakers have received letters from
Warsaw to-der, with the post mark of Saturday
last, stating that telegraphic communication from
iWarsaw has been interrupted in all directions.
For this reason no reliable intelligence has yet
been received here from Poland. A telegram,
however, from Myslowits, sent by a traveller who
left Warsaw on Sunday morning, states that tran-
quillity prevailed in that capital at the time of his
departure.
BERLIN, JAL 26, EVINDIG.

The latest reliable intelligence received from
Poland states that the insurrection at Warsaw has
been completely subdued. In official quarters here
it is confidently expected that the rising which has
taken place in other parts of the country will like-
wise soon be suppressed.
Intelligence from the Grand Duchy of Posen
states that there is no trace of any connexion be-
tween that Prussian province and the insurgents,
tranquillity prevailing even upon the frontier be-
tween Poland and Prussia. No news of Polish in-
surgents having entered Prussian territory has been
received.

BREELAIJ, Jut. 26.

The Seklesische Zeitung of to-day announces that
the goods traffic upon the Upper Silesian Railway,
from the Prussian side to Poland, has been stopped,
and that no goods whatever are despatched hence
to Poland.

BRZSLAII, JAIL 16, Evnriaa.

The Brealower Zeitung of to-day dates that the
largest body of insurgents is in the district of- Gas-
tonia, and asserts that Kielce and Pietrokow have
fallen into the possession of the rebels.
A revolutionary proclamation has been issued,
promising all landed property to the peasants, and
announcing to them that General Mieraslawski is
in Poland.

Many landed proprietors have fled to Warsaw.
LEMBERG, JAIL 26.

Intelligence has been received here that it was
by desire of the Secret Central Committee the per-
sons destined for military service dispersed through-
out the country.

The report that Kielce bad been taken by the
insurgents is incorrect.
DRESDEN, JAN. M.

The official Dresdner Journal of to-day publishes
a telegram direct from Warsaw, dated Sunday
evening, which however contains nothing new. It
states that perfect tranquillity prevails at Warsaw,
and that the insurgents are being pursued in all
portions of the provinces.