The Express.
London, England, 1863-02-28 00:00:00

SCOTCH SIQUESTRATIONS,

WILLIAM TORTTAA:3, Muaselburgh, grocer, March 3, at the New
,hip Hotel Leith.
ALL:LINDER DEAN, Droughty Ferry, baker, March 4, at the
Itritish Hotel, Dundee.
ALEXANDRA( WIGWAM KAITITIMIIIf, bookseller, March 9, at
Mitchelson's Hotel, litrriensuir.
WILLIAM D 011043, ARCHIBALD DuIADS, AMA HoRERT Dui,pg, Lain-
s, tlarch 3, at Messrs. Dowella mid Lyutia
kooms, Mdinburch.
WILLIAM GENTLES, Glanom, publisher, March 3, at the Faculty
11311, Glasgow.
DANIEL MILLER, &dismay, limber, )larch 7, at the Victoria
ltothesay.
DOHAA Bauwa, Glasgow, wrlght, March ti at the Faculty Hall,
lasegow.

DIRPATcH OF THE BOMBAY AND MEDITERRANEAN
ll.tii:t.—The Peninsular and Oriental Company's steamship
Delta, Captain Weeks, sailed from Southampton yesterday
at p.m., with the mails for Gibraltar, the blediternmeas,
Bopt, Aden, Bombay, and Upper Bengal. The Delta took
out 40' paaaengers, and specie ou freight value 425.966/.
of which 2.5:10/. iu sovereigns, cud :AN. in watches, &c.,
for Alexandria, and the remainder, for Bornhey, compris-
ing her silver, value :184,2.501. ; silver coin, 13,7001. ; bar
gold. 214.0001. ; old coin, 2,5001. ; jewellery, den., 916/.
MIDNIGHT MEETING MOVEMENT. —A itother in
teresting meeting connected with this important movement
was held on Thursday evening, at Hawkstone-bell, Water-
lowroaiL Neerly 100 unfortunates were present, who par-
took of refreshment'', and were afterwards addressed by
the Rev. Newman Hall and other friends. At the does at
the mention each girl was presented with a card of irrita-
tion to apply at the office for advice and assistance. This is
the sixth meeting held during the winter months, which
here been effective in rescuing at least 70 poor girls from a
life of degradation and site. From the oommencemeut of
the movement to the present time more than 1,000 girls
have been thus rescued.

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I . THE PRINCESS ALEXANDRA.
COPENHAGEN, Fas. 27.
Her Royal Highness the Princess Alexandra' has
. met with a most enthusiastic reception throughout
the journey to Korsor. At all the railway
stations' en Toltec the peasants pressed in large
I numb.* to welcome her Royal Highness.
At Roskilde the militia turned out, and at Ring-
pled a regiment of dragoons was parided.
The Prinoess arrived at the Korsor terminus at
6.30 p.m. yesterday. 1
The town was splendidly illuminated, and al
grand display of fireworks took place. The mayor
delivered a congratulatory address to the Princess.
The Bargotaaster also delivered a speech, in which
he eulogised the Priam of Wales.
Her Royal Highness left Korsor early this morn-
ing on beard the royal steamship Slesvig.

KIEL, Frz.27, 5 Pal.
air
_B, rat x• the Princess Athataadzse
.rassiaitlare aSholy at a
gaartar east 4 this afternoon.

A slight-derangement of the asaehinery of the
Slesvig caused Kula ' delay on the passage from
Komar to'kiel.
The royal party will leave this taro for Ham-
burg at a quarter past .6 this evening.

HAILBORG, rm. !7 Warms.

Her Royal Highness the Princess Alexandra is
expected to .arriVe here this evening, and prepare•
Cons are being made both in Hamburg and at
Altona to afford her Royal Highness a festive recep-
tion.

ieth places will hg illuminated this evening.

THE POLISH INSURRECTION.

WARSAW, F. 26.

Theinsurgents, underthe command of langiewiez,
have been defeated;nesr Malagosz. They lost two
cannons, and have been continously pursued since
the engagement.
Another band 'Or insurgents has been dispersed
near Zelechow with a loss of 150 killed.
Intelligence received here from Ostrowo states that
an engagement between the Russian troops and the
insurgents has telten place near Opatowc2, in con-
sequence of whisk the Russians have evacuated
Wfdari.

KAIZOWITZ. rya W..
ripyeilers ylio. have arrived here today by the
atait train from Warsaw. assert that the Marquis
Wielepolski is dead. •

• "he insurgents have quitted the district upon this
bide of Czenst6claw, and have advanced towards
the Vistula upon the Austrian frontier.

NEUDECIL Fsa. 26, ENVING.
Heavy firing was hoard here for *antral hour,
thisafternomain the direction of Caenstookaw.
LEMBERG, FIR. 27.
_ . .

Fugitive insurgents announce that on the 24th
instant a body of 2,000 insurgents, under the COM-
mend of Bogdanowics, was defeated near Ruda and
compelled to recross the Bug.

szsraw,

The Ofist Zeituag (DIU lodiby sky, :r-"
Mieroslawski, in an order of the day dated the 19th
instant, informs the insurgents that the Provisional
National Government had appointed him com-
mander-in-chief of all the insurrectionary forces."
The same paper states that the engagement in
the vicinity of Radsiejewo appears to have had no
decisive result.

On the 22nd instant a Prussian patrol from
Wreachen passed over for a short time into Russian
territory.

DANZIG, Fra. 27.
The Date.iger Zeitung of to-day has the following
news from Warsaw, dated Zth, evening :
" An order of the Emperor has been transmitted
to the authorities ordering the suppression of the
insurrection, at any price, within ten days.
" The revolutiotary ,committee of Warsaw has
again succeeded in collecting considerable sums of
money.

"The organisation of the insurgents continues to
improve, and their numbers daily augment.
"The railway communication between Warsaw
and Wilna has been interrupted by the destruction
of the bridge at Liwicebritcle."

THE MINISTERIAL CRISIS IN SPAIN.

PARIS. Pvt. 27.

The Consfitedionmel and the Pays of this evening
announce that, according to intelligence received
from Madrid, Marshal Narvaez has replaced Mar-
shal O'Donnell as President of the Council.