The Express.
London, England, 1863-09-07 00:00:00

No. 5,328.]

TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE.

-ttLCUTTA, calling at the Gape of Good Hoe
V and Madraa —STRAY COMMUNICATION between LO. .
,A mid INDIA by the snagnitcent Meet of Mesmer' telemging
. the Esst India and London Shingles Company iLindled).
)e veil-knows clipper ancillary stesaship OF TR/
,t-Til, t.L'I loos. Mbar-1 power, W. STEWART. Ciao-
soder, now loading in the Viewria ;Leaden) Decks, will leave
,epteeolscr, embarking pioneers at and leaving Gram- PARIB, nes. S.
od on flit September, for Weill's, ‘31112E et the COPS of Good The Conainitionnel of to-day announces that
dope and Madras this vessel will she call at the Wand of
Mauritius No cargo will be taken for blade's and Mauritius. M. solemner has tendered his resignation as
Itis meanness{ Alp, built expressly for the India trade ,
beg retth.d. ririe.cate aceauttaadiats. for is.equeetrator of the united journals, the Pays and
pas
passengers. and will carry an experienced warns Iho • the cesitieetieenek
stewardes
s. The average ramie of these steamers has Wen 70
gays to Madre; some of them making the shortest pumps aa M. Mims has requested the appointment of a
record. The line will he continued on the SO* of each succeeding
month, with the strietest penctuallty, by one of lids caispaara new eetlweetretori and the Tribunal of Commerce
fleet of auxiliary screw steam ships.— Yoe height et peewee has designated M. Grandguillot to fill this office.
se* to GRINMAY sod Co.. he, ForUameateitreet, the
trotters, ALFRIO SEM and Co., tan, Leadeshall-hreek.
or st the Offices of the Company, 9, Mincing-lane. London, IC.:
where also appliesUons for appolounenis as midshipmen in
service &Wahl be made. RICHARD DREW, Secretary.

(RIMER'S TELEGRAMS.)
FRANCE.

THE POLISH misuitaxcrioN.
CRACOW, Sim 6.
The inannent leader Sokolowaki defeated General
Kostanda at Kellen on the 29th nit.

OVERLAND ROUTE.—COMMUNIOATION
by STEAM to LYDIA, ArSTRALLt, Om, vlll EGYPT.
le PENINSULAR and mama STEAM NAVIGATION
oNTA-NT BOOK PILAW GUS sad receive Caw and Parcae
et their London dace tee Mealier. Yalta, Egypt, A. CeYthe,
madras, Calcutta, the Stealth. sod Cbtoil, by their down
icri=Scistbbrapten ea the Gls and 1101 k et essmontb . for
Egypt, Aden. and Bombay. by ot the 11th
od 271.11'0r1Z1 month: and tor Staerltlne, 1/GP
(4orps Sound, etbconme, and Sydney, by the ethenters kW-
gostbauptea ea the Ira at every Month. —ler tertber
riders WO at Ike el)thote. 122, Leadaetheatelreet,
C.. London or Ortestal.clncß neetlathaPtom

The inimrgen• ts, commanded by Chmielanski and
Jskra, encountered the Russian forces at Olesroovr,
in the Palatinate of Cracow, on the 3rd instant,
and were compelled to retreat. Several engage-
ments have taken place in the government of Flock.
The Polish leader Wawer is organising new de-
tachments.

Maasalati, Zel,nicz, and Yeas have been shot by
order of General Moaravieff.
I.IIMBERG, airman' '5.

The Naradoloa Gazette 11111101111.C48 that 300
Russians ware driven over the Galician frontier by
the insurgents the day before yesterday.
LEMBERG, Sirr. 6.

A protracted engagement, lasting till bite in the
evening, took place near Tereepol on Thursday
last. The result is unknown.
On Friday cannonading was heard further to
the eastward of that place.

RETURN Of THE ORAND•DIIXE CON-
STA2iTINE TO WARSAW.

BERLIN, SMT. 6
Private letters received here from Warsaw, dated
the 4th instant, annoutme that the Grand Duke
Constantine returned from St. Petersburg on that
day.

THE THRONE OF MEXICO.
PARIS, Sm. 6.
The Memorial Diplomatists. of to-day again an-
nounces the acceptance of the Mexican throne by
the Archduke Maximilian, and adds :—" Since the
opening of the negotiations the Arennune has only
stipulated two conditions, viz. A spontaneous
and unanimous anneal from the Mexican people,
aad the moral and material co-operation of the
Western Powers in the establishment of a respected
and stable government.'"

THE INTERNATIONAL STATISTICAL
CONGRESS.
BERLIN, Sm. 6.

The International Statistical Congress was opened
to-day at 12 o'clock by the Minister of the Interior,
who delivered a short address. The proceedings
took place in the Chamber of Peers, which was
decorated for the occasion.

On the motion of the Marquis Aquila the provi-
sional presidents and vice-presidents were coofirined
in their functions. The Minister of the Interior
was elected honorary president, and M. Engel
acting president of tbe congress. All the 89 non-
German delegates were elected vice-presidents.
MX. Mali and Schwab were elected German
I secretaries ; MM. Raymond and Boucher, French ;
and Mr. Hamilton the English secretary. Two
hundred and eighty-three members were present:
The order of the day having been flied, the
Minister of the Interior called upon the congress to
divide into sections, and announced that the King
would receive the members to-morrow at 2 o'clock.

DENMARK.

FLENSBURG, Scrr. 6.

According to reliable information the Lower
House of the Schleswig Diet has declined to elect
delegates to the Danish Reichsrath.

SPAIN.

ILLDRID, Barr. 6.

. - -
The meeting of Progressuits has tee, postponed
on account of the committee not having yet re-
ceived the adhesion of some provinces to the pro-
position to abstain from voting at the election& It
is believed, however, that this course will be gene-
rally followed.

THE RISING OF THE Nn.E.
ALEXANDRIA, Sire. 5.
The rising of the river Nile continues.

THE CALCUTTA, CHINA, AND At/STEALLiN

The following telegram has been received at Mr.
Renter's office from the Peninsular and Oriental
Steam Navigation Company :
ALEXANDRIA. Szrv. 6.

The Euxine and Para left Alexandria with the
above mails at 4 p.m. yeaterday foe Marseilles and
Southampton respectively. The Pera may be
expected at Southampton on the 18th inst.
The Nemesis brought the mails to Sous, arriving
there on the 4th inat. .

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The COMpliDell new steamship CallatiC reached
Ceylon on the 15th August, 49 days from South-
ampton. This vessel is a reinforcement for the
Calcutta and Suez line.

CHINA AND JAPAN.
(By Telegraph from Suez.)

CANTON. JOLT 28.

Grey ahirtinge and water twist higher. Tea
lower. Total export to date, 25,375,0001ba.
Exchange on London, 4a. 10d.

SHANGHAI. dour Z 2.

Silk quiet. Settlements, 2,000 bales. Total
export to date, 5,400 balee. Exchange on London,
6s. bd. Freight, 70s.
SHANGRAE, JVLT 22.
A treaty of commerce has been concluded between
China and Denmark.