The Express.
London, England, 1863-06-08 00:00:00

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COPENHAGEN, Joao 6 (En mw).

The Greek deputation had an audience of the
King of Denmark to-day at the Castle of Chris-
tisusborg. Admiral Kanaris, the spokesman of
the deputation, having made a speech,
The King of Denmark replied :

We accept the crown for our young relative, to which he
has been called by the Greek people. In the negotiations
at London of the peat powers, who largely contributed to
the foundation of Greece, and preserved nnenteebled their
interest in her progress, we stipulated, as the condition of
the acceptance of the crown, the union of the lonian Is-
lands with the Greek kingdom. We feel pleasure in ex-
pressing our certain expectation that this union will soon
take place, and we wished that the young king, when re-
ceived by his people, should be bailed as bringing with him
the fulfilment of this well-founded, long-cherished desire.
We hope that he will succeed, with the co-operation of
the Greek people, in developing the rich resources of the
country, and in conducting her to a splendid and happy
' future. This desire is shared by all who preserve the recol-
lection of the heroic combat of Greece for independence ;
and when the young sovereign enters his new home, this
wish will accompany him from Denmark's Kiog and people.

Turning to Prince William, the King of Den-
mark continued :
Before you leave this spot I give you this heartfelt and
well-meant advice. Let it be your constant endeavour to
gain and preserve the love of the people. Without boast-
ing, I speak from experielme when I my that in thin consists
the true happiness of • king. Adhere firmly to the cos-
stitution of the country ; strive constantly to procure its
recognition ; watch that it be maintained intact. If you
make this your rule, you and your people will prosper.
COPENHAGEN, JONI 7

The banquet given yesterday by his Majesty the
King of Denmark was of au extremely brilliant
character. 250 guests were present.
The King of Denmark proposed the health of
King George of Greece, saying that be had always
himself endeavoured to find happiness iu the love
of his people, and that he advised the young King
to proceed in the same course.
King George replied that ho would faithfully ob-
serve his Majesty's advice, and that it should be
his constant endeavour to do honour to the land
which had given bim birth.
The Greek deputation had an audience to-day of
the King of Denmark, at which his Majesty con-
ferred high Danish orders upon the members of the
deputation.

THE POLISH INSURRECTION.
WARSAW, Jim 4.

The church festival of Corpus Christi Day has
passed off with the utmost tranquillity. The pro-
cession consisted of 50,000 persons, and neither the
police nor military were paraded, the National
Government having pledged itself for the orderly
observance of the day. The Procurator-General,
M. Wolowaki, has been arrested.

LEIIBERG, JUNK 6.

Czachowski, with his forces, having joined the
band of Konowitz, has defeated the Russians near
Pilica, in the government of Radom.

ST. PETERSBURG, JUN 6 G.

The Ifuiveraity of Kiew has scut an address to
the Emperor, of which the following is a summary :

A small number of Poles bas risen in insurrection in the
town of Kiew. in the midst of a population which has
always been devoted to the Russian cause. They obey
instigations from abroad, and endeavour to pave the
way for foreign ambition to interfere. If foreign powers
wish to carry death and destruction into Russian territory,
the entire nation will group itself around your standard.
The task of bringing about a fusion of the nationalities in
the southern and eastern portions of the Empire falls within
the province of the university.

CRACOW, Jtme 7.