The Express.
London, England, 1863-03-12 00:00:00

'ARCH 12, I.►

Lams* pirrizucuoroz.
POLAND.
"The Paris Pram pi to-clay gives from private
*On an approximate estimate of the insurreo-
titrig forces in Poland. It seems that on the 25th
ult. these were held by the leaders of the move-
ment to amount to 47,000 men, and since then the
Duchy of Posen seems to have supplied a contin-
gent of 3,000.
M. Emile de Girardin says that the Poles have
this alternative, " either liberty by peace, with
the same securities as that of the Austrians,
Prussians, and Russians, or independence by war--
Prance with Italy, but without England, fighting
against the Russians, Prussians, and Austrians."
General Langiewics has received the following
letter from Garibaldi :
Menus, Much I.
My deer Langleviica,—May God blues you, and with you
the sacred cause of your country I Yon will triumph by
conduatiag your fusarrsotioii, so yea do, ia detail ; and by
propegatieg the movement through the whole of andent
Poland—aed beyond Ulan )111141 it yes can. Yon will
thus afford time to realise in bet the sympathise which you
maid from ill the world. Yon have alread► accomplished
wooderfal thiop—well worthy of the same of Poland. At
the bead of your youth you achieve salmehe. We will all
he with you—and noes. JOIMPE GAITILLDL

(hum's tnzawi.)
CRACOW, Naxos 11, Evinnro.

It is confirmed that the independent members of
the Council of State for Poland have tendered their
resignation._

The members of the municipal council of WILTIISW
have also resigned.

SPAIN.

General Baps:taro has addressed the following
letter to his friends at Seville, who had sent him
their congratulations, dated Logrono, 28th ult. :
Estimable and kind frisoda, I rewire with lively satisfac-
tion the congratulations which the liberals of the dirthi-
gushed city of tieville have addrimned to me on the occesion
of my fete. Dement them with the more gratitude as It
is not an adulation to the powerful, but affectionate
salutation to the Mend, who, far removed from
power, lives retired with a quiet 001146110011, offer-
ing up the most ardent prayers for the happiama of his
dear country. No ; lam certain that good Spanked, will
not forget me ; they think. with reason, that the best
reward that can be given to the services I have rendered
to my country is to give me from time to time the striking
proof that I dill live in their hearts. Thom mach of
affection—tacit approbation of my ;eat conduct--support
and nourish my faith, and I look forward with hope to the
future of this great people, who have not in vain made ea,
many morilloos to attain the rank which belongs to than
among the civilised nations of Europe. Be convinced of
the pleasure which in my humble retirement is afforded to
me by the affectionate words you address to me, and rely
an my deep gratitude and sincere attachment.
B. Esrawrzso.

NZl7Tiell TN sauxs. 1
MADRID, 3Llaci U.

It is stated that Senor Antonio Gonzalez, Mi-
nister Plenipotentiary of Spain at the Court of St.
James's, has tendered his resignation, and that
Senor Comyn will be appointed to replace him.
The government intends proposing a modification
of the press law.

FRANCS.

PARIS, MA 12.

The Monitetor of this morning says :
" The Constitukonnel announces that the troops
forming the camp of Chalons will be assembled
between the 20th and the 31st March.

"This news is entirely incorrect. The camp
will may be formed at the end of May as in pre-

vions years." •
Despatches received here from Constantinople,
dated yesterday, announce that a Turkish army
will be concentrated ►t &wale.