The Express.
London, England, 1864-03-02 00:00:00

TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE.

(marria's manasis.)
THE WAR IN DENMARK.
RENDBBURG, MASCH 1.
The military attachi cat the French embassy at
Berlin has arrived at Um Prussian head-quarters.

THE POLISH INSURRECTION.
BRESLAU, MARCH L

Fifteen hundred insurgents, under the cons-
mand of Basalt, having occupied the town
of Opatow, in the government of Radom,
were attacked on the morning of the
22nd ult. by a considerable Russian force.
The engagement lasted the whole day. The Poles,
who had barricaded themselves in the houses,
indicted a heavy loss upon the Russians. The
latter received oossiderable reinforcements towards
the evening, when the Poles retreated in good
order under cover of the night to the forest of St.
Croix. Forty houses in the town were reduced to
ashes.

THE AUSTRIAN ARMY IN YENETIA.
TURIN, MARCH 1.

The Italia of to-day says :—" It is stated that the
Austrian government has ordered the men belong-
ing to the 3rl and 4th battalions of the 42 regi-
ments at present stationed in Venetia to rejoin
their regiments before the 15th March. Two more
cavalry regiments are also said to have been ordered
to Venetia. The army corps in T enetia will num-
ber 160,000 men. All the batteries have been pro-
vided with rifled cannon."

THE BRAZILS.
(By Whinph tram Lisboa.)
RIO DE JANEIRO, its. 9.

Exchange on London, 27g. Coffee, good first,
7 300 reis. The shipments since the departure of
the last mail amount to 90,345 bags, of which
17,298 bags were for the Channel. Sales, 39,400.
Stock, 70,000 bags. Freights for Channel, 45e.
At Bahia, exchange on London is quoted 27i.
Cotton, 24 300 reis. Sugar, 2 800 eels. Exchange
on London at Pernambuco is quoted at 27*.
Sugars, white, 4 000 reis. ; browns, 2 403 reis.
Cotton, 22 000 reis. The Meesageries Imperialee
steamer Bearn, with the outward Brazilian mails,
arrived at Pernambuco on the 12th, and left again
on the same day for Rio.

THE DANISH BLOCKADE. —A supplement to the
London Cattle of last evening publishes a despatch from Sir
Augustus Paget, K.C.8., her Majesty's Envoy Eztreordi.
nary and Minister Plenipotentiary at the Court of Copen-
hagen, forwarding translations of the regulations published
by the Danish government, with regard to the blockade of
tmmies' porta, and to the adjudication of matters concern-
leg the capture of hostile or inspected vemeb. Sir A. Paget
remarks that these regulations ►ppear to be drawn up in
conformity with the principles of the declaration of the
Concrete of Paris. of April 16, 1856, which was adhered to
by the Danish government in June of the same year. A
translation is also published of the regulation, relative to
the adjudication of matters concerning the capture of hostile
or suspected vessels.
Tug FeuntaL ExEct-rtos IN HOLST El N. —At the
sitting of the Formal Diet on the 26th ult. the representa-
tives of Austria and Prussia moved that the command of
the Federal troops in Holstein should be transferred to the
Commander-in-Chief of the Auatro•Prussian forces, aid
that two civil commissioners from the great GAMMA
powers should be appointed to share in the government of
the duchy. The mottos is to be put to the vote in s week.
SWIM SYMPATHY WITH DINMA.EIL. —A WIT.-
spoodest of the Indipendancc Beige, writing from Betty
on the 2511 February, says—" The manifestations in favour
of Denmark, the initiative of which was taken by the Lau.
manna committee, are rapidly increasing. Adhesions arrive
every day from important localities of French Switzerland,
le particular from Geneva, Yverdon, Vevey, Orbe, Ninicht.
tel. Chats de Fonds, &c. In German Switzerland local
committees are being organised with the same object, espe-
cially at Basle, Zurich, and Saint Gall."

NATAL—This colony is making rapid strides.
The year's sop of sugar is estimated at 3,000 tows, and the
panes are sow srch as to put the growers iato high spirits.
The increase in the number of banks has materially reduced
the price of money.—Port Elimbeth paper,
A bottle was picked up at St. Francis Bay
which was thrown overboard 322 miles south of Caps Town,
thus proving that a north-easterly current sets in from the
south of the Cape of Coed Hope.