The Express.
London, England, 1863-09-26 00:00:00

TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE.

psouti razonAms.)
FRANCE.

PARIS. SIP?. 25.

Ls France of this evening states that their
Majesties will not return to Paris before the com-
mencement of October. The Emperor paid a visit
to M. Fould, at Tube*, yesterday.
M. Drouyu de Lhuys yesterday received the
members of the Mezicau deputation, who are to
leave on Thursday for Trieste.

THE POLISH INSURRECTION.
CRACOW, SEPT. 25.

The insurgent corps under Zrembinski and Goa-
toweki defeated the Russians on the 20th at
Rydzewo, in the government of Plock.
An engagement between the Russian troops and
the insurgents, commanded by Idadmiler, has taken
place at Seine, in the government of Angustowo.
The band of Celiuski had a snooseeful enpgeuient
with the Ramadan on the 21st.

Several encounters have taken place in the
government of Radom.
The Russians have searched Kreuz church, is
Warsaw. Tbey threw out the coffins, defiled the
corpses, and stole the ornaments.

Advicee received from Warsaw state that Russian
soldiers had entered the principal Jewish synagogue
in the Rue Wierzbowa in that city, during the
celebration of religious service, arrested the con-
gregation, and destroyed the sanctuary.

THORN, Ben. 25.

Captain Tigenstet has defeated the insurgent&
under Bielowiecki, with considerable loss, near
Zuromin, in the government of Plod. The insur-
gents numbered 450 men.

POSEN, Szn.

According to advioes received here from Wanaw
to the 23rd inst., the government has discovered
printing offices and military tailoring estabffith-
meats in some convents of Warsaw, and has re-
solved upon successively occupying all the con-
vents.

RUMOURED DISMISSAL OF GENERAL
MOURAVIEFF.
BERLLN, Sm. 25.
The Bank and Handel Zeitang of this evening
asserts that General Mouravieff, Governor of
Walla, will be relieved of his functions, and wUI
prooeed to Berlin next month.

THE RELATIONS BETWEEN DENMARK
AND GERMANY.
COPENHAGEN, Sin. 25.
_ _

The following is the summary of a note dated
July 19, addressed by the Swedish government to
its ambassadors in London and Paris :
"The domand of the Federal diet that Denmark
stOuld withdraw her proclamation of the 30th
March has made the interferenoe of Germiny in
the affairs of that kingdom intolerable.

"Deomark, in her reply, will probably radiose to
comply with the demands of the Diet, and &dtare
that Federal execution would be oonsideued.saquira-
lent to a declaration of war. Such a reply would
be justifiable, for the demands cf the Diet relative
to Holstein have been acceded to, and it has no
right to interfere in the affairs of Schleswig, to
which duchy, moreover, the government has
granted every liberty. The Western Powers could
' not remain indifferent to a war which may easily
ensue if they do not protect Denmark. Sweden
might perhaps in such an eventuality be compelled
to take an active part, inasmuch as the subjugation
of Denmark would endanger the interests of
Sweden."

GREECE.
MEM., &P?. N.
. _

Intelligence reosived here from Athens states
that the Greek National Assembly hss voted a sum
of 160,000 drachmas for the reception of the King.

The Treasury is at present in a better condition
than formerly, owing to the National Guard having
assisted to collect the taxes in the provinces.
M. Broestrop, the Danish ambassador, has re-
ported favourably from Corfu of the disposition of
the lonians towards annexation with Greece. It is
believed that the m►tter will be brought to a ter-
mination by the middle of October.
Efforts to arrive at a good understanding between
Sir Henry Bulwer and Admiral !Canaria continue.
A sanguinary riot at Chios bee rendered it neces-
sary to send a frigate from Smyrna to that Wand.

Tin PORT or Sir FRANCISCO. —Tbe Gowns of
last *gilt gays the flearentry el State for Foreign
Again has received a copy of a doodah from her Majesty's
consul at San Francisco, aneounciog that the collector at
that port has honed • notice that no vessel, other than
steamers and packets known to be engaged on reviler Sues,
or io the employ of the army or navy, will he allowed to
leave port between sunset and ennrise ; and that all vessels
a entering the port must report to the rasa* atter or
road ship, to be stationed is • coagulant position for the
papas, before proceeding to anchorage.

CONSULAR A pronmaNTß.—i'he Gazette of last
mist &Maas that the Qumm lam bees plowed to approve of
K. &hal Frkl.:ric Geuther as oossul-geoeral is the British
Provisos of North America, to reside at Quebec, for his
Malone the Emperor of the Frame!. The Qom% ham
ales lees plemed to appease of Dos Mammal Jose Palacio@
as
of Pent coosalseseral in the Polynesian Islands for the Republic
.

Swim Derr ON Ac-men.—The Gazette of laAt
might says that the Secretary of State for Fere* Affairs
has received a copy of a decree of the Strhes Federal
Assembly, dated the 15th of Aorta., 181 Ci, d zing the duty
of framed and Detrained pie-turps at 31. Kt. the cross

Mi. A DDIALEY, M.P., ON LATE Klllllll-
11 nos Brit.Dixo.—At a distribution of prizes at the Stoke-
' apne.Trent School of Art. last Thursday, Mr. Adderley
mild that nothing had sheen him more the went of the
appreciation of the first principle of beauty is this country
thas the fact that the repremotatiees of the people voted
reenetly for the demolition of the National Exhihitioa
huildieg. There was, of mane, no disputiog about taste,
but the vote of the House of Commons showed that some
members evretecarebbe of eppresiatieg naked dishy, with-
out the sesiatanee of ornarneet. It aboired also an old puri-
tanical apirit of disinclisatioo to patronise mt. He should
look to achools of art for soy tope they might eetertaie for
soy better buildiag than that which had hese so ruthlessly
densoliabid.

Cstaxos or Nato.—Tbe Gazette of last night
ameensess that the Queen bas hem pleased to pent William
Hoary Jame, of Leenard.place, Et. Johe's•sood, a cow-
murder to the royal navy. sod to &rah Henrietta Byron).
of Leek, in the twenty of &afford. spinster. only child of
Mr. Beery Byrom, of Bath, by &rah. his late wile, bar
royal limes and authority that thaw may (is purseance of a
someseat esetained la • deed of Weston executed in roe.
temptation of their isteeded marriage) titer the solemnise.
tics or their martian% take sad me the surname of Bynum,
In addition to that of Joess, and that Mr. Joules way bear
th• arcs d Byrom. The Queen hes lees she phased to
peat to Mr. Theophihis Peeks. of New Wandsworth, eldest
me and heir of Mr. Themes Theophiles Peeks. late of the
oily of Beth, a retired edam) in the service of the East
!oak Company ma the Medres establishment. decomed, her
royal Hews and authority, to me the sereame of Buel-
l** in 'Wraith* to that of Peak., sad to hoar the armed
Hatielfoot quarterly with thorned Puke.

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