The Express.
London, England, 1863-04-23 00:00:00

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.11131 POLISH ,INSUR.R.IGTION. •
'inmate, emir, 22.
Count Siegmund Wieloicklaki beg bees reirgellted
tb send in his resignation, sr is reported, on se-
°Dune of the ohalkmge he gent to Prince Napoleon.
It is rumoured in official quarters that the elder
Count WislOpelski has requested lean to resign
his post, owing to a disagreement with General
Bee&
°OSTROW°, APRIL 21. Ersento.
The Riumia' n General Waldenses has arrived
here.

The college of Pleschen has not been closed, but
the students have been expelled.
The frontier continua to be most strictly guarded,
neither passengers nor goods being permitted to
pus.
C)LACOW, Ana 23.

The insurgents under LeJewel here defeated a
Itusaian corps consisting of 600 infantry and LOU
cavahy, who retreated to Janow.

THE POLISH QUESTION.

TURIN, Ann 22, Evzsnio.

His asserted that a note has been received here
from the French government inviting Italy to join
diplomatic action with the three Great Powen on
the Polk& question.

AUSTRIA.
VIENNA. Arm 21, Slam.
The General Correspondenz of to-day states that
the Prench occupying Viterbo are to be replaced
towards the middle of May by Papal &naves.
The Vienna papers of this evening publish the
following telegram :
TREBIONE, Aram 11.

A hand of about 400 Munn'men demolished the
Greek @shoot at this place to-day, by which several
children have lest their lives.
The militia were obliged to interfere.
PRUSSIA.
BERLIN, Arm 22.
In to-day's sitting of the Chamber of Deputies,
during the debate upon the bill respecting minis-
terial responsibility, Herr von Bismark declared
that the present was not a fitting time for the con.
sidaution of this measure. The preliminary con-
dition requisite for such a bill would be that the
constitution should offer a clear and complete bean.
The government did not consider that such a pre-
liminary condition now existed, at a time when
there were material differences of opinion between
the Crown and tin Chamber, upon the bearing of
important portions of the constitution. The go-
vernment was therefore unable to sanction the bill.
Notwithstanding the declaration of the President
of the Council, there is no doubt that the Chamber
will peas the bill. _

DENMARK.
OPENING OF TUE RIGSRA AD.

COPENHAGEN, APRIL as

The Rigeraad (Legislative Assembly for Den-
mark.Schleswig) was opened in this capital to-day
by the President of the Conned reading the speech
from the throne.

The speech advated .to the marriage of her
Royal Highness the Princess Alexandra, and the
marks of attachment and joy which that auspicious
event had called forth among loyal subjects. His
Majesty expected that the Rigaraad would vote her '
Royal Highness a dowry.
The speech next stated that the royal procla-
mation of the 30th March bad enoonutered
opposition from the great powers of Germany,
but that the government of the King would not
allow itself to be led astray by that circumstance
from the intentions it bad expressed. The bills
about to be laid before the Rigsraad, concerned
Denmark-Schleswig, and not Holstein, except in
cases where the contrary was distinctly stated.
The speech further notified that a new Customs
Bill was about to be submitted to the Rigsraad,
and in case of its passing, would also be laid before
the Holstein Diet.

RECOGNITION OF THE ITALIAN KINGDOM
BY THE GRAND DITCHY OF BADEN.
GARLSRUHZ, Anal. 22.

The Italian government has made overtures to
the Grand Duke of Baden for the recognition of
the kingdom of Italy.
The government of the Grand Duke at once
acquainted its agents in foreign countries with ita
intention to recognise the Italian kingdom, and
especially communicated that intention to Austria,
at the same time explaining its motives for so
doing.