The Express.
London, England, 1862-02-25 00:00:00

POLAND.

THORN, Fn. 24.

Advioes from Warsaw state that an ordinance of
the Governor of Poland has been issued to-day,
ordering that neither judicial investigation nor
arrest for offences committed prior to the state of
siege shall in future take place. General sympathy
is felt for the new Archbishop of Warsaw. The
churches in all the towns are well frequented.

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THE GERMAN QUESTION.

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BERLLN, FEB. 24.

The National Zeituag of this evening states that
in the sitting of the Committee of the Chamber of
Deputies upon the German question, Count Bern-
storff said :

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" The point of view from which the government
regards this question is exhibited iu the well-
known recent notes. The government of the King
recognises that the necessity of the union of Ger-
man States under one single head in military and
diplomatic affairs is bound up with parliamentary
representation. But as the realisation of such
au union depends upon negotiations, it is im-
possible to cuter ;-do ftudier details respecting
its extent.

"The government recognises that the Chamber
is at present called upon to express an opinion
respecting this question, and will welcome a decla-
ration in accordance with its own views. It espe-
cially finds support of its endeavours in the pro-
posals of the Grabow party The motion of the
party of proves', although harmonising in direc-
tion with that of the Grabow party, is based upon
assumptions in point of principle which the govern-
, ment is unable to adopt."

THE SCHLESWIG-HOLSTEIN QUESTION.
COPENHAGEN, Fn. 24.

The Berlingskt Tidende of to-day denies the
statement of some German papers, that England,
France, and Russia have inquired of this govern-
ment, in identical notes, what interpretation Den-
mark places upon the enyagemeuts undertaken by
her in 1851 and 1852 with reference to the affairs
of Schleswig-holstein.

AMERICA.

(nom OUR OWN COI

WASHINGTON, Fes. 10.
Yesterday the city was as calm and peaceful as
the Sunday in Beaton. Were it not for the large
sprinkling of military costumes in the streets, a
visitor would not dream that within twenty miles
nearly half a million were in battle array facing
and menacing each other, with their arms clutched
in laud, ready at a moment's warning to throw
themselves into deadly strife. But though the
active operations of war were suspended, and mili-
tary waggons were not shaking the houses with
their heavy rumbling jar, yet the conflict of ideas
was going on. In the afternoon the Rev. Dr.
Cbeever, who has recently returned from England,
and is well known as a public spwicer by many of
your readers, preached to the Hall of Representa-
tives. A crowd assembled to hear this distin-
guished divine. The discourse was thoroughly
anti-slavery, and the preacher, in the tone
and spirit cd the old Hebrew prophets, de-
nounced the crime of alas ery, and urged the go-
vernment and people to use the golden opportunity,
by declaring au immediate emancipation of the
slaves. The sermon in itself was in no way re-
markable, but the fact was very significant. A
short time since Dr. Cheever preached in the same
place, and even in a more severe and pointed
manner. To a thoughtful person, acquainted with
the previous history of American legislation and
the prevailing influences at Washington, there was
much in this scene rich iu suggestions. In this
ball, which bad resounded with the eloquence and
genius of the leading secessionists, from the very
desk which had been occupied by the suns of South
Carolina, and inthe room where legislators were com-
pelled in self defence to carry pistols iu their pockets,
to repel the personal assaults of the haughty
and passionate Southron—here,, where two years
ago a Northern representative could plead for the
sacred rights of humanity only at the risk of per►
sonal danger, when the whole air was darkened by
LAW ANZSDIAZNT SOCIETI.••41111 seventh general the cloud of slavery—here and now there stands up
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