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

THE POLES AND THE ARMISTICE.

The following declutch has been addreued by
the National Government to the Prince Czar-
toryski :

Natioo►l Government—Forsigooffios.
To H. E. TIM PRINCII LADISLAB CZABTOWISEL

Varsovie, July 10,1863.

BL le Prince,—The National Government has received
your letter of the 30th June relative to the question of the
armistice. You are authorised to declare afresh that the
National Government appreciates with a lively gratitude
the solicitude of the mediating powers, and that it is
always diaposed to accept a suspension of hestilities. You
will be careful, nevertheless, to mrke knowa that the
essential point to establish is the extension of the armistice
to all the Polish provinces in which the national Minna:-
Mon has broken out. As to the special conditions of the
armistice, the National Government believes it right to
insist upon the following points :
1. The ilimelans shall retain possession of certain nomin-
ated localities, in order to prevent any conflicts with the
population.
2. All penmen under arrest shall be at once liberated ; all
pursuit on political grounds shall equally come ; all exiles
shall return to their country.
3. A permameat international commission shall be esta-
blished in the country fur the purpose of sense the armis-
tice rigorously put in execution.
You will be good enough to keep the National Govern-
ment as courant of the hicidenta which a detailed discussion
oil tie armistice might give rise to.
The National Government is convinced that the points
above indicated are indispensable to any combination whose
object might be the effectual stopping of the effusion of
blood.

You may assure the mediating power. that the eogage-
msotm that may be coetrected on theme ground/ will be
faithfully observed by the Poles. LB.•
L. Csarteryski.

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A correct copy.
• The seal is employed in place of signatures.

A letter from Rome of the 20th says :—" Atter
many delays the solemn funeral rites in honour of Colonel
Nano were performed on Friday last, in the church of
Goal Nuovo. Over the eetrases, which wee hung with
mournieg, was the following inscription :—'A Francesco
Noßq Berpmemo ono dei Mille Colonial° dell' Ar•
mats Merldlosale, fra gli Italia•i moan' in Polooia
prim, prime • morire oombsttando.' The interior
wee also hung with black, and in the centre of the church
was • catafalque, by the side of which was • broken
colorise beariog the inecriptioo, Meru& per b liberta,
Vim Eters° Immortals.' The funeral Krum was preached
by Padre Gabriel°, of Viareggio, and dkited great rip.
plume. There were several ladies present, and most of
the principal citizens and officer, of the Naticaal Guards.
A pneral delegate represented General La Marmots ; the
commander of the carbioeers was also present ; so, too,
won the mayor and the municipality, and • great many
forviguers and the Russian consul. The mass performed on
the occasion was that of Ziagarelli, and the orchestra was
composed of 400 pelmet, Mirate, De &mini, and Negrici,
with many others, singing their very beet, which is not •

A St. Petersburg letter in the Cologne Gazette
rays:—" By an odder of the day Prim* Nicholas of Olden•
mug, a fellation of the Emperor Alszander, to whom he is
sidiediecamp, sod colossi of a regiment of Dragoons, has
been removed from sedge Berries, from inane TI Prince
Is, however, in excellent health, and in now in G;rmany
with his young wife. His recent secret marriage with a
Remiss lady sand Boland hes greatly irritated the Im-
perial family of Benes. and led to the withdrawal of his
eriarnsed."