The Express.
London, England, 1863-04-14 00:00:00

TO TIM ZDITOII OF TSB 1X2'111.111.

Bra,—One of the members of the Polish provi-
, skirl government has oenamonicred to us from Cracow
news whisk Ailed us with deep sorrow. Our intimate friend,
Andrew Prelacy one of the principal founders of the omit-
mitre of Brehm racers in Poland ; one of the originators
of the eddrimi of the Erika officers to the Grand Duke
Onnererne, hen bees killed amonpt the Poles, in the
battle of Peakows Ede. Ernie could not have brought
upon the just alter of Polish independence a victim purer,
more diebateredmi, more sell-devoted, —as expiation for her
guilty obedience and psesire complicity in the crimes of her
Gersomeet-Tatier government.
We beg you to insert these liar, sir, that the memory of
Andrew Prelim may not be ket.—l em, ko.,
AUL:LANDER BEBE, Editor of the Ifolokol.
Orsetlehown, Werhownwtarreoe, Aprill3.

WORKING MEN'S CLUBS.

TO THE EDITOR 0? THE RIMINI.
SIB,—In evidence of the wide-spread and in-
ersaideg !stored which is felt at the present time in the sub-
jeee of workMg men's clubs, I forward you the accompanying
partloakrs, which may be scoeptable to many of your
readers.

Inst;ctions for the formation of new clubs end Institutes,
ar lor the management or further development of pre-
viously existing ones, have been furnished, in reply
to applications, by this society, to Addlestone,
Alton, Birmingham, Hinckley, Brighton, Bristol, IN,r-
diff, Chime. Horton, Moron, Clerkenwell, Coventry,
Divines, Drrenport, Eastbourne, Ely, Forost.hill, Graves-
end. Grua, Halifax, Hereford. Hounslow Ipswich,
Mirror, Larreseekirk, Ledbory, Liverpool, Manchester,
Mansfield, Marmite, Marylebone, Harberth, Newcastle.on-
Nowisert (Monmouthshire), Norwich, Peckham, Ply.
Barge" Rotherhent, Scarborough, Sevenoaks,
South noshsay. Salford, Stookport, Stourbrulmi, St.
Geeip's Hart, St. Helen's, St. Posers*, Sonieriand, Sur.
bison, Bobo, TOWN' Hamlet*, Tunbridge Wells, Wakefield,
wed Wandsworth. . . .

Tha ascratTarri; as s deputation from the society, ham
visited Alton, &punter, Betboal-grosn, Birmingham,
Bradford, Brantford, Brightoo, Bromley-by-Bow, Dudley,
Fariagdon„ Forest-hill, ipewtch, Lanca.ter Liaa6, Mi
Romeo* flonthamptou. Stourbridge. Wskeerld, amide-
worth, Irodnielary, West Bromwich, Wimbledon, and
Wolverhampton.
Frei ground is being broken op at lumbeth, Lincoln,
Nottingham, and Bouthwark.—l am, Ike.,
HENRY BOLLY, Secretory.
Warithifsol!en's Clab end Institute lJnien,
Strand, W.C., April IL

EPIDICIfiO ON TYPHIJB Fcva IN
LONIVII.—WhaI• pablle athrotios and saeitury exertions
have hear dinatd to Laamehire in anticipatrou of a great
outbreak of fever mow the cotton operataves, en epidemic
of fever her beer ales* raging in the metropolis far our-
peed in a:kW say observed during the past fifteen years.
According to the Lased of this week the deaths from fever
in the metropolis, which in 1860 did eat wad 1,392, roes
in 1862 to 3,635. At the Fever Hospital, from chose
=the most scoarste information is elegised, 391 W-
eems the total for 1960 ; but in 1862 it rose to
2,899, bang & thousand more the hail ever beeo ad-
mitted it a year to the hospital. It is obvious that 3,636
deaths is twelve months must reevesest as enormous peeve-
leave of giokasei from typhus. It is impertaat to know of
what kid the fever ie. From the records above-mentioned
lt is shown that it is the true spotted typhus which is and
has bees regiag—the gaol fever of Howard ; the " Irish
'tas: at media writers ; the fever which decimated oar
arm,, ad is sow raveglag the Federal hoe& Is
the year 1868 the typhus amateur: to the Fever Hospital
did set exceed 15, sad during Nivea months of that yeas
only ass are of geoula typhus wag admitted. But daring
the year 1812 they have to the uopreadented number
of 1,827. while the admiesices for gastric or typhoid fever
did sot scored 220, or about the average of the fifteen pre-
sidia( years. The camas of typhse are sot doubtful : they
are overcrowding, destitutios, and bad ventilation. The
distress of Leacushire has probably told more on the over-
crowded districts of Land the in that comity, where the
most candid and active philanthropy has averted that
of destitute creatures in pegalential &webers which
°Mutates and Palleptes typhus. During 1982 is fewer
thaa thirty-two deaths from aeration were reported la
Lades, although it is doubtful if a eagle death Ave thle
oneee wee aged throughout the length aid breadth of
esikke la the more period.

The Czas, in an extraordinary edition issued this
evening, publishes despatches stating that notes
were despatched to the Powers from Bt. Petersburg
simultaneously with the issue of the Czar's' mani-
festo granting amnesty to the Polish insurgents.
The Czas says : " This step of Russia was taken
with the object of preventing intervention. The
manifesto does not promise to change the state of
things which brought about the revolution. It
only returns to the position existing before the 22nd
January, neither more nor less—the position
which drove the Poles to arms. How will the
country and the Powers accept the mani-
festo 1 It is not for us to reply, but it is
doubtful whether the Powers will be content. The
,insurrection will reply in the name of the whole
country—By fixing the term of the Ist May for
laying down arms, the amnesty, in fact, recognises
the insuressotion, imposes upon the Powers the
obligation of reeogniaing it as • belligerent party,
and may raise hopes of an armistice."