The Express.
London, England, 1863-03-07 00:00:00

PRINCE OP WALES REGATTA.

Hill Royal Highness the Prince of Wales has
gives a silver cup, shade, and stand, including a purse
raised by public subscription, to be rowed for on Tuesday
next (March 10th), his Royal Highness's wedding day. The
cornpetitoss are six free waternten of the River Thames,
between Teddington and Yantlett Creek. The race will be
rowed in throe heats, and the following is a list of the race :
First Heat Second Heat.
G. W. Humidity, Rotherldthe. W. T. Forrest, Greenwich.
H. Heath.Vreenwieh. G. Short, Fountain Stain.
B. Spenser, Botherhithe. J. Bryne, Queenhithe.

To ;tart from Loudon Bridge round a boa t moored off the
Temple Gardens and beak to London Bridge. The first
and wood man In the first and second beat to row in the
Grand Heat. First beat at 2 o'clock.

THII Scitstor Dula —The capitalisation of the
Scheldt dues progresses favouraoly. England and
Russia have subscribed their respective shares,
and active negotiations are being carried on with
the other maritime powers. _ _

Tue RICONBTITUTION or POLAND.-011r Brussels
correspondent thus refers to the rumoured reconsti-
tution of Poland, alluded to in the letter from
Paris which we publish this day :—" Not the least
important newa of the day, although it comes from
Brussels, is, that before the lapse of a few weeks
Poland will be reconstituted by the Emperor of
Russia into a kingdom, with the Grand Duke Con-
stantine as king, and e old constitution revived.
There is uo doubt that Prince Orloff, the Rus-
sian Minister at the Court of Brussels, and the inti-
mate friend of the Grand Duke Constantine, has
contributed greatly by his liberal influence and ad-
vice to bring about this excellent resolution."

We are requested to state that, in consequence
of numerous applications to the contractors, the
Exhibition building will remain open to the public
until Monday, the 16th instant.
Wiurszsm., Massa 4.—The Queen baa been
plumed to present the Rev. John William Tolmie to the
church and parish of Cootie, in the presbytery of Dingwall,
and musty of Ross, vacant by the death of the Rev. Cohn
Maastazia.--Gazette.

litrus-orrics, Mies 3.—The Queen has been
tto appoint George Campbell, Esq., of the Bengal
iraße—Gazettrvice, to be a Judge of the High Cowt at Calcutta.
LORD CHAIMILLADIP&ORTICI, MARCH 6.—The
peeteatutus et Hr. Simnel Tillett, chick took pig at the
levee held by his Regal Highness the Prises of Wales on
behalf of the Queen oa the 2.5 th ult., ham been catcalled.—
Onzette.

Form:ix-or/Ica, Pau 26.—The Queen has been
graciously pleased to appoint Arthur Hoary Seymour, Eau.,
now attache to her Majesty's embassy at BlailV to be a
third seoretary in her Majesty's diploenatic•wrioi.--42sasitc.
BOARD 0? TRADR, WHIT/MALL, MARCH 43.-.—The
Right Honourable the Lords of the Commit**, of Privy
Council fur Trade have received from the Semetary of Mate
tar Fonign Affsirs a translation of a notice hound by the
Osaltiul Maritime Government of Trieste, declaring that in
comequenew of the existence of yellow fever in the Canary
Woad,' all arrivals from thence at Austrian pone will be
subjected to the treatmeat of foul bills of health established
by the eireular of the 17th July, IK9.—Grizeue.

On Wednesday last the Rev. Charles Berners
Poulos, IL A., was iootftuted to the rectory of Plomatood
Arm Norfolk, as the prerentation of Jobs Norio*,
Esq., of Groot 'Yarmouth.