The Express.
London, England, 1863-03-16 00:00:00

THE POLLSH INSURRECTION.

The Austrian Gazette publishes the following
letter from Cracow of the 9th :
The Polish Zouaves, commanded by Boohehnuse, are *ow
completely organised, and have received 400 excellent rides
within the last few days. There is oae lady in their ranks ;
and another lady, no lees celebrated for beauty than
heroism, is acting as aide.dwcamp to General Langlawim.
Yesterday and to-day most of the insurgents recently
arrested for crossing the frontier in arras have been lib*.
rated at Cisme.
A Vienna letter of the same date says :

We bare been informed that the ntomfm;ote of troupe at
present operating in the ioteriorend the south of Raab' here
assumed web proportions, that it Las been deemed neemeary,
in amemmenoe of reports made by our military &litho-
/Wen to demand emilsnatiosediplematioellyee to the ebStad
if their omeontratMs. It appears, however, th►t the go.

eammest has not applied (Headily to 8t Petersburg. bat o
the Raise ambassador at Vaasa. Y. 1111labine's an-
swer has not trsamired ; bat it is whispeeed in diplomatic
*des that the Bosnia. government does cot einiesal its
team that the insurreotiou 'my spread into the oid pro.
views of Poland, Lithuania, Volliynia, sad Podolia, and the
Austria' gwrernment appears to share these apprehensions.
At all mots, the nvopsalag of the Gsllioian Diet will not
Ulm plan at He 15th MA-, is was =peeled.

A Warsaw letter in the 424 a of ()meow says :

A Itlarthe bee just bees held et the pelotas on the
anei-
wssry the Emperor Alexander's aomesion to the throne.
The (hand Duke seemed careworn, and merely walked
through the room where the functionaries ware is waiting ;
he spoke to no one, and retired immediately, taking the
llesquis Wielopoliki with hire. The reception was much
less 1111111110011 than venaL The member. of the district
emil, were not present, nor were the members of the
muniripal imuncil of Warsaw, with the exception of it.
president, who literally cooupied alone the place destined
for that body.

THE POLISH QUESTION IN THE FRENCH

SENATE.

The report of the committee upon the petitions in
favour of Poland presented to the French Senate
was read in that assembly on Saturday by M.
Larabit. It is ahogether oppcoed to a war for the
reconatitutioa of Poland, which some of the peti•
tions urge. The report concludes by stating that
in the present position of affairs, and considering
the negotiations which have been entered
upon, the committee, in consequence of the com-
munications it has received, feels persuaded t►at
the government of the Emperor has done and will
continue to do all that rs " just, possible, and
politic," in favour of Poland. It is, therefore, of
opinion that it would be neither necessary nor jus-
tifiable to recommend the ministry to take the
petitions into consideration, and for this reason it
proposes to the Senate, by a large majority, to leave
the matter to the wisdom of the Emperor, and to
pass to the order of the day. The discussion on the
report is to take place tomorrow (Tuesday).

DESPATCH or AMERICAN Kans.-0o Saturday
the Cunard ravel Dail steamer Asia was despatched from
Liverpool for New Yea, with mails for the Mated States
sad British North Amorists together aid, rateeagens, ono,
kc. The sat America. moil despatch from Liverpool will
be co Wsdoesday, when the lonise simmer City of Wash-
logtoo 1.11 for New York with the United States mails.
Lettere, min reesived at the Liverpool Post-Mace
mita LSO La, and mod Oort till 8.30 pa
itctutansioN.—The skip War Bppttnnt mailed from
TSVOIIIO4 ass the Ihik MK for
perior direst, with a
of map of a su elms ; sod
1114rFeratill take Urasts ten from GrAveepog fog thethe
some eettsstloe is the course of the present trek, with
is squatty same mws sod valeable elm of seeders, princi-
pally fees the Mhillead asseilits sad the north of Ireland.
11 le wetted that L vest sad eatelteive eatatettets to
Aasidaag will be prd tv. bat e a alma asitabis fair a
sew somally.