The Express.
London, England, 1863-04-04 00:00:00

TMXGRAPHIO IN'rFLLIGEINCE.

(airrial Tsz.sazAx.)
THE POLISH INSURRECTION.

CONFISCATION OF A POLISH SHIP BY
THE SWEDISH GOVERNMENT.
OOPENHAGEN, APIS 3.

The steamship Ward iacltso n, belonging to the
Hartlepool Steam Navigation Company, has ar
rived at Malmo, in Sweden, from England. She
brings 190 volunteers, of whom 26 are officers and
engineers, and a large cargo of arms and anima-
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The English crew left the ship in consequence of
the vicinity of Russian cruisers.
The Swedish Government has confiscated the
ship, probably with the view of protecting her
from the Russians. .

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The Poise have been permitted to remain in
Sweden.

A fire broke out yesterday on board the Ward
Jackson, which was, however, extinguished in
three hours by the Poles.

ILiLKO, APRIL 2.

. .
The Einediah Cioydrnmeit hoe laid an eadstrgo
on a yowl Lend carrying a Palish detachment. The
men are permitted to stay M Malmo. The popula-
tion has given them an enthusiastic reception.

CILLOUW, Aran. 3.

According to the Czos the peasants have risen en
mane in Samogitia, from Poniewiez to Polengen, on
the Baltic coast.

Langiewicz left Cracow yesterday.
Oftsroues TELEGRAMS.)
CRACOW, Aran. 3.

Langiewicz left this city yesterday evening, accom-
panied by a civil official, to be conducted to Braun.

An insurrection has broken out in the departments
of Poniewicz and Szswle. The peasants, the
nobility, and middle classes have joined it en mane.
Prussian troops have been sent to Memel, and a
regiment of Guards had been sent from St. Peters-
burg to Riga.

CRACOW, Aria. 3, Evunta.

It is &alerted that Lelewel, with the remamder
of the insurgents under his command, in all
about 300 men, has withdrawn to the interior of
Poland.

Greet agitation is now prevailing in the districta
of Szawelski and Poniewski. Military have there-
fore been despatched to these points,

VIENNA, Amur. 3.

The nests published by the Danziger leitung, that
the Warsaw Central Committee bad ordered the in-
surgents to lay down tlieir arms, is unfounded.
Langiewica was to-day conveyed to Tischnowitz,
in Moravia.

TEE POLISH QUESTION.

AUGSBURG, Ann. 3.

The Augsburger Al!gelatine Zeitung of to-day
publishes an apparently semi-official communica-
tion from Pans, stating that Count Rechberg has
been requested by the Emperor to prepare an iden-
tical note, which France, England, and Austria will
address to Russia.

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TURKEY.
OONSTANIDTOPLE, Ann. 3.

The Sultan sailed for Egypt this afternoon. Be-
fore his departure the Porte decided to adhere to
ita present policy at Suez, and to forbid forced
labour.

THE BRAZILS.
(Per Parana, rid Lisbon.)
BUENOS AYRES, Fix. 28.

Exchange, 70s. to 715.; ounces, 434 ; wet salted
ox hides, 37i ; dry hides, American, 33 to 36.
Wool declined 3to 4 ; tallow, 134 ; lumber un-
changed. Flour, 17 to 17i. Refined sugar dull
and unchanged.

YONTE VIDEO.

Exchange, 55 to 54. Wet salted hides, 5.60 ;
dry American, 4.50 to 4.90 ; dry German, 5.30 to
5.50. Wool slightly declined. Tallow, 1.65.

THE BOMBAY AND MAIIRMUS MAILS.

The following telegram has been received at Mr.
Reuter's °flit* from the Peninsular and Oriental
Steam Navigation Company :

MARSEILLES, Arun. 3.
The Masailia, with the above mails, arrived here
at 8 a.m. this day.
The mails leave for London by the 11 a.m. train.