The Express.
London, England, 1863-07-27 00:00:00

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LADIES' NEW SEASIDE SUITS, in all the
Now mad moat nodal Msborlalk from lir. GC complete.
11.1111 sad CROP. IZKOVED from 221 to 198. Sagest-
stmt. smarty opposite Coaditt-street.

OLNTLIAIIatia DAM
Gare invited to inspect the NEW lifrOirclifriN WALKING sad OV=WATB, kept for
Tailors, la,
=or sale, at HAMILTON sad lIMITONS, ailors, 10$,
amide isetar4sall.

IFDIC BY DR: GULLY.

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t-s. A GUIDE to DOMMSTIC ELYDROTHE-
ILAPZIA : the Water Can be hate Mime. By bums
limner °crux, ILD., &c., to Agate of the " War, Can
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Lemke: Unpin, llershan. and 00., anediemene-hall-court.
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Wawa after hie WWI indlopeattion.

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THE POLISH INSURRECTION.
CRACOW, Jinx 25.
Letters received here from Warsaw announce
that 200 persons were transported on the 20th to
the interior of Russia.

The RDSIIieI2S are conoentrating considerable
foroes in the environs of Kalisz, expecting an
attack of Taczialowski.
Fresh wares have been committed at Kalisz by
the Russian Colonel Efuchanoff.

Tatensowaid defeated the Russians on the 19th
at Barak, near Blaeqtd.

The Polish detachment under Grabowski has
gained a victory over the Ruaaiana at Bialobrzezi.

CILADOW, JULY 26.
Fresh detaohtnenta of insurgents have been
organised in the vicinity of Radom.
The Russians have been defeated by Dolinowski
at Konskie, in the Palatinate of B..ndomir ; and by
Rudowski, at Przymicha, in the government of
Radom.

Farther atrocitiee have been committed in the
Palatinate of Kalish by Colonels Muchanoff and
Pounersnooff.

The castles of Wiaosow, Chorzow,

and Rodzab

have been pillaged.
The proprietors, Proadiyuski, Zbijewski, and
Chrumigowski, and a Madame Rogaweki, were
whipped and traasported to Warsaw.
Colonel Pomerancoff has ordered the peasants to
massacre the landed proprietors, promising, in the
name of the Emperor, to divide their lands among
them.

THE FIVE BRIGAND&
TURIN, Jinx 25.

The official documents relating to the affair of
the Annie have been published to-day. They com-
prise a report of the Minister of the Interior; a note
of M. de Sartiges totbe Italian ministry, dated July
12 ; two despatches of the Chevalier de Nigro.,
Italian Ambassador at Paris, to the Minister for
Foreign Affairs, dated July 14 and 16 ; a note em-
bodying the opinion of the law officers on the ques-
tion ; a note of Signor Visconti Veneta, dated
July 19 ; and, lastly, tha reply of the Chevalier de
Nigro., dated July 21.
It appears from these documents that by virtue
of the convention of September, 1861, Italy de-
livers up the live brigand chief'', while France pro-
mime to keep them in prison during the exaMina_
tion of the demand for their extradition.

An inquiry will be opened into the circumstances
under which the brigands were received on board
the Annie.

GREECE.

TRIESTE, JULT Z.

According to telegrams received here from Co-
penhagen, the Danish government has no intention
of requesting a foreign military occupation of
Greece.

AERIVAL OF THE BAFARLA.—The Bavaria, from
New York as the 11th hut, arrived off Oaires ye tardy.
fibs brings 163 psasergers, 59,000 dollars in spode for Hne.
1and,25,000 dollars for France. and 950 dollars for Ham-
burg. Her news has boon anticipated.

DISPATCH or A MEILIOAN MAIM —OH Saturday
the Cunard Royal Nail steamer Arabia was demobbed from
Li far Robb with nails for the Hated States and
North America, together with rassengues sad ango.
Oa Weise/day meet the Liverpool, New York, and Fink.
delplia Steam Ship Oompany's steamer Cargo, will sail
from the Honey for New Yea with the United States
mails. Letters, its., will he received at the Probefllae until
4 o'clock p.m., softer dmpakdi vie Cork till 8.30 p.m.
SHOCKING TIL AGED Y NEAR CONSTANTINOPLE
We reed in the Lamb Herald of .Tnly 15 :—" A tragedy
occorred at Ortakeni on Friday afternoon last, which is
worth report for the double rearm of show's( with what
at least temporary_ impunity life may still be sacrificed in
open day in the immediate suburbs of the capital, and of
elwebs a piece of priestly indecency that loudly galls for
tope batioe. On the afternoon in question an old
Jew miser ;admit in the village, who, after onsucceesfully
hauling with • coetermonger for some cucumbers for which
the latter asked 10 pares each, bad gone to the market place
and bought a supply at 5 pares, was return's); hone with
Ms bargain, when be met in the open street a couple of
Croats. One of them knocked like down with a
blow of • stick sexes the forehead, and thee
quietly walked off with the encumbers, leaving
his companion to complete what followed, which the
ruffian did with a leisurely *mpg froid of a butcher slaugh-
tering • sheep. With his knee on the old man's breast, he
drew his hams, and, holding bock the bind, whittled away
till the neck was nearly severed. He next quietly rifled
his victim of everything worth taking teem the body, and
thee turning towards the windows of some of the Neigh-
booting houses whose inmates had been witnesses of the
*hole, and who with tine native cowardice had coatented
themselves with bawling for the police, he shook his dagger
defiantly at the poltroons, wiped it oo the deed males gown.
and walked slowly off after his companies. The
murderer gore, the neighbours took ammo and removed
the body to its late home ; sod now happened the
priestly share in the outing,. On application being
made to the rabbi to bury the murdered man, be ref
Wens :=
paid 50,000 p., the deceased having, he said.
the duties of 'charity' and bees otherwise a great 'law'.
breaker whilst alive. This refusal was persisted is through-
oat Saturday and till Sunday forenoon, when, decomposi-
tioo having pet in, the whole street was loin affected by
the smell. A deputation of the inhabitacts again waited
oa the rabbi, but in vain ; be would net abate a piastre of
his demand. A crowd of hams), then gathered rotted his
dote, find threatened that if he did be mowed with the
band within a oomph of home, they would throw the body
fate the Bosphorus. This brought the rev. Rhylook to his
sessee, sad the interment soon after took plans amidst the
heating of a earcerons mob, which more than :mice showed
• demositlee to lay rough bandeau the rabbi. The murderer,
we see glad to lean, was discovered by the polio*, sad ar-
rested oe Monday.*

A7IATIS 07 dasam—On Saturday after-
twos an adjourned westing of the Philhellenic Own mitts,
took plies at the room of the association, 12. Cheraw
mess Admiral Barney presided ; sad Mr. Wyld, Y.P.
and Mr. Lambent were sleeted Mer-presidereta. After sons
dleenorlon on the paws, slabs of Orates, resolutions were
adopted, status, that the committee hod rweived with greet
plasm* Ike valuable reports from the President of the
Onset nevernseent. awl wearies bins that the committee
„meld tool mat pleasure in continuing to Mee eY Me moral
end witiwO Nipper% 'tibia tts power Se Grew" sad to the
print/plan which-actuated the Greek poreresesst.
MAER DRAINAOL—On Saturday ao act of par-
%mat was whited, to aulhosies the lietropeMbas Beard a/
woks to yarrow a father ens 1,1130,4001. womplete
the ask Saber at the ustarepolis, sad Na Tressury is
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