The Express.
London, England, 1863-02-10 00:00:00

LONDON, TUESDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 10, 1863.

TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE.

(szom's Timainams.)
THE POLISH INSURRECTION.

LEMBERG, Fa. 9.
An order of the Emperor of Austria has been
published to-day, decreeing the prorogation of the
Galician Diet until the 2nd March. This resolu-
tion is supposed to have been adopted in conse-
quence of Prince /*delis having announced his in-
tention of proposing that the Diet should vote an
address to the Emperor of Austria, requesting his
diplomatic intercession with the Emperor of Russia
in favour of Poland.

A rumour iq current that the Marquis Wielopol-
ski bag been assassinated.
LEMBERG, Fix 9, Evianto.
The insurrection at Olkusch is rapidly spreading.
The insurgents under Kurowski are posted near
Dombrowa.

Langiewics is preparing to attack Czenstockaa.
The insurgents have promised the railway adminis-
tration not to destroy the line on condition that all,
trains shall stop if signalled by them to do so.
MYSLOWITZ, Pea 8.
The insurgents are in possession of all places
between Czentochow and the Prussian frontier.
The Russian
,troops which had fled into Prussian
territory have been escorted to Heiwitz.
Railway communication between Breslau and
Warsaw has been re-established.

BEIJTHEN, F. 8.
Some hundreds of peasants, suitable for military
service, have taken refuge, with their goods, on
Prussian territory near Brinica.
The great landed proprietors are assisting the in-
surgents with horses and provisions.

BERLIN, Fee. 9, EVENIBO.

The Norckleutedbe Zei*ung of this evening says
"News of an alarming character has been received
from the Polish provinces. Up to the present time
the agitation prevailing in Russian Poland has not
crossed our frontier, but great excitement has now
commenced in some districts, chiefly in that of
Balm, amongst the Polish landed proprietors.
" It is believed that serious intervention upon the
part of the government will become necessary."
The Neue Preuasisehe (Irreutz) Zeituug says :
"The extension of the Polish insurrection has
increased. The whole of the Ist and 6th Prussian
army corps, and a division of the 2nd corps, are to
be concentrated. It is rumoured that the battalion
is in future to consist of 800 men."

ITALIAN SYMPATHY WITH POLAND.
TURIN, Fm. 9.

To-day in the Chamber of Deputies Signor
Petruccili put a question to the Ministry in refer-
ence to the present state of things in Poland.
The Minister for Foreign Affairs begged the
Chamber not to engage in a debate on that question,
as the government was not in possession of the
information necessary to enable it to judge of the
events now passing in Poland. Instructions would,
he said, be given to the Italian representative at
St. Petersburg of a nature favourable to the in-
terests of the friendship existing between the two
States, but upholding liberal principles.
Signer Petrucelli thought it would be a shame to
Italy to avoid discussing the Polish question when
the English, French, and Swedish parliaments had
testified their sympathy with Poland.
Signori Crispi and Brofferio supported the views
of Signor Petrueelli.
Signor Miceli complained of the Ministry pre-
venting manifestations of the popular sympathies
with Poland.

Signor Farioi reminded the Chamber that pry-
detce was necessary in dealing with questions of
foreign policy, and considered the discussion of the
question dangerous.
Signori Giorgine and Lanza stated that the
majority and minority entertained the same sen-
timents with regard to Poland. But the majority
avoided the discussion of the question, believing
it unsuited to the dignity of parliament to give a
barren vote. The following vote was then
adopted :—"The Chamber, considering the present
moment inopportune for the discussion of the ques-
tion put by Signor Petrucelli, passes to the order
of the day."

RUMOURED CESSION OF THE ISLAND
OF ELBA TO FRANCE.
TURIN, VEB. 9, Evcsno.
In the Chamber of Deputies, this afternoon,
Signor Musolino questioned the ministry with
regard to a rumour of the cession of the island of
Elba to France.
The Minister of Foreign Affairs replied, abso-
lutely denying the truth of the rumour.

THE KING OF PRUSSIA'S REPLY TO THE
UPPER HOUSE.
BERLIN, Fra. 9.
The reply of the King to the address of the
Upper House was read to the mambers to-day.
In this reply the King says that his heart is
gratified at perceiving such a complete agreement
between the loyal address of the Upper House and
his own views. His Majesty continues :—" It
will be the aim of the government to firmly main-
tain the position it has taken up, at the same time
remaining open to any approaches which may be
made by the Chamber of Deputies, with the view
of increasing the greatness of Prussia through her
military power."