The Express.
London, England, 1863-08-10 00:00:00

LONDON, MONDAY EVENING, AUGUST 10, 1863.

TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE.

(NEUTER'S TELEGRAM.)
THE POLISH INSURRECTION.
LEIIIIERO, Acrouscr 8.

The Gazeta Nnradowa announces that Russian
troops are moving from Volliynia into Podolia,
where an insurgent raid is apprehended.

CRACOW, Avatar 8.

Pawlowicz and Czarkoweki have been shot by
the Russians—the former at Brzesa, the latter at
Siedlice.

Intelligence from Lublin confirms the increase
of the insurrection iu that palatinate.

THE PROPOSED GERMAN CONGRESS.
FRANKFOKT.ON.THE.MAINE. Auousr 8.
The autograph letter from the Emperor of
Austria lays down the following question for debate
at the congress of Princes :
" How the constitution of the Confederation may
be enlarged, preserviug its substantial blau,, but
regarding the political requirements of the present
time."

WHOLESALE SEIZURE OF PRUSSIAN
JOURNALS.
BERLIN, AUGUST 9,

The Neue Pretusisehe (Kreuz) Zeitung, the Nord
Deutsche A llgerncine Zeitung, the Vossische Zeitung,
the fzpenersche Zeitung, the Voiles Zeitung, the
Borsen Zcibutg, the Pub/iziset, the Berliner All•
guneine Zeitung, the Reform, and the Abend
Zeitung were seized to-day, probably for having
published the last proclamation of the Polish
national government.

PROCLAMATION OF THE ARCHDUKE
ILLxutimlA.N AS EMPEROR OF MEXICO.

The following intelligence, dated Havana,
July 22, is published by the New York journals :

The French transport Milan arrived here yesterday from
Vera Cruz, having left there on the 13th inst. She brings
dates from the former capital of the Republic to the 10th
inst., on which day, in the city of Mexico, was proclaimed
the empire, the Archduke Maximilian to fill the throne.
The Council of Notabilities being duly assembled by a
previous couvocation declared unanimously, with the ex-
ception of two votes, that the Mexicas nation through
them selected the empire as the form of government,
and through them proclaimed the Archduke Maximilian of
Austria Emperor of Mexico, and that should his highness
refuse the throne thus offered him, they implored the
Emperor of the French to select a person in whom he had
full confidence to occupy the throne of Mexico. The public
proclamation of the empire of Mexico took place in that
city on the 10th inst. A warier was immediately des-
patched to Vera Crux, and the Milan sent off with the news.
It is stated from Vera Cruz that all the towns along the
route of the courier made immense manifestations of joy on
the promulgation of the news, and at Vera Crux 100 guns
were fired in honour of the event.

THE BOMBAY AND MAURITIUS MAILS.

The Peninsular and Oriental Company's steam-
ship Pera, Captain Jamieson, with the heavy portion of the
above mails, in charge of Pest-office Marine Clerk W.
Romayoe, arrived at Southampton yesterday morning. She
brings 73 passengers, including Sir Gaspard le Merchant,
Governor of Mahe, lady, and three daughters, also Colonels
Bruce and Johnston, and Rev. W. Ransom. The Pera
brings on freight
cases valuables, 13 cases Indian shawls, 239 bales raw silk,
14 cases plAnta, 80 barrels grapes, three casks wine, four
bales cotton, and 164 packages sundries. The Pera ex-
perienced fine weather throughout her passage. She left Gib-
raltar on the 4tb, and on the followlog day et 3.43 a.m.
passed a steam-ship under all sail, steering S.E., supposed
to be her Majesty's ship Orontes.
Gibraltar exchange on London, 90 days' date, 49j to
50 ; Paris, If. 28c. ; Marseilles, sf. 29c. ; Genoa, If. 30c. ;
Madrid, 8 days sight, par; Cadiz, par; Resale, par to
j die. ; Malaga, par ; Barcelona. j prem. ; Alrusirse j die. ;
Valencia, par ; Alicant, j dm. Freights unchanged.

TIIE Naw• EMPEROR or Maxico.—The Mouiteur
of yesterday says :—" The Minister of Foreign
Affairs has received from the consul-general of
France at Havannah the following telegram, trans-
mitted from Queenstown on the Bth of August :
Havaunah, 21st July.—By the Milan, which
arrived to-night, I learn that on the 10th of July
the Archduke Maximilian was proclaimed Emperor
by the Assembly of Notables held in Mexico.' "

THE RETIREMENT OF SIR JAMES HGtisais. —We
regret to announce the retirement of Sir James Hudson, her
Majesty's Envoy to the King of Italy. For many years
Italy had no more sincere and active friend. His aucceseor—
the most natural and fitting in every respect—will he the
Hon. Henry George Elliot, who entered the public service
in 1836, and was Minister Plenipotentiary to the kingdom of
the Two Sicilia from 1850 till their absorption in the new
kingdom of Italy.— Obserri r.
AMERICAN MAIL STEAMERS DrE AT LIVERPOOL
THIS WEEK.—There are threesteurners doent Liverpool this
week, with the mails from America, :—City of London,
Nova Scotian, and Africa. The City of London, one of the
latest constructed ships of the lumen Company's firer, was
to have left New York, on her first return trip to Liver-
pool, on the let instant, and therefore may be looked for at
Queenstown in the course of to-morrow (Tuesday) ; the
Nova Scotian, with dates from Quebec to the let, may also
be expected at Greencastle to-morrow. On Saturday next
the Cunard steamer Africa, with dates from Boston to the
sth and from New York, rid Halifax, to the evening of
the Gth, may be expected to reach Queenstown.

THE AMERICAN MAIL 4.-011 Saturday the Cuuard
Royal Rail steamer Asia was despatched from Liverpool for
Boston, with mails for the United States and British North
America, together with about WO passengers and a full
cargo. The next despatch from Liverpool will be ou Wed-
nesday, when the Liverpool, Now York, end Philadelphia
Steamship Company's steamer City of Baltimore will leave
for New York. Letters, Sc., will be received at the Liver-
pool Post-office until 4 o'clock p.m., and rid Queenstown
till 8.30 p.m.

THE POSTAL REFORMS IN TURRET.—We regret
to learn that the new postal regulation announced in our
paper of last week threatens to prove a dead•letter after all.
The Arsenal has ottigLaisidret, it is said, supplied a single
steamer for the pro service, and—what sounds more
incredible i Pacha is said to have replied to the
remonstrances of the French, Austrian, and Russian lega-
twos in behalf of their respective companies, that he knew
nothing whatever about the matter! It is impossible to
suppose that a government notice so formally given, to say
nothing of a reform which could only be carried out through
the Foreign-office, should be unknown to the Minister of
Foreign Affairs ; yet such we are moored has been the cane
in this important instant-a—Levant Heruld, July 29.
FATAL LEAS OF THE BRITISH SHIP RESPIGADERA.
—A despateh was received at Lloyd's on Saturday, through
the Marine department of the Board of Trade, from the
English consul at Buenos Ayres, announcing the total
wreck of the British ship Reepagaders. Captain Joss, com-
mander, bound to Uverpool from Callao, and it is feared
the loud two boats with their crews. The ill.fated ship
struck on the east coast of South America, off Cape Tres
Punta., in Ist. 41 S., on the evening of the 7th of May,
during a thick mist, the wind blowing a gale from the
north. The master and crew took to the three boots and
abandoned her. The long-boat, in which was the captain
and four hands, reached Toes Island, after being out at sea
many days. On the day after leaviog the wreck the long-
boat lest sight of the other two boats containing the
remainder of the crew, and nothing has been heard or seen
of them Woos, and there is too much reason to fear that the
worst has befallen them. The ship was loaded with a cargo
of assent merchandise, and her lose must amount so some
thousands of pounds.

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