The Express.
London, England, 1863-07-02 00:00:00

TELEGRAAIHIO INTICLLIGENCE.

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AMERICA.
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Ply Telegraph to Fattier Point.)
, . NEW YORK, .7011 2D (Erwirmo).
The New York Tribune publishes a special
Washington despatch, dated yesterday, asserting
that General Lee has moved in forge upon Centre-
ville and defeated the Fedorala at that point
Generals Lee and Ewell, on Thursday, the 18th,
occupied Thoroughfare Gap, which they hold.
Loegstreet is threatening Leesburg, and Hall was
at Dumfries.

On Thursday night the Confederates transported
their stores across the Potomac to Hagerstown,
making that place their headquarters for raids into
Pennsylvania,

The Unionists in Eastern Tennessee and Western
North Carolina are reported to have organised a
powerful force to hold the mountain region against
the Confederates.

Twenty thousand Confederate insurgents are re-
ported to have offered to loin the Federala if a
mittiry post was established at Raleigh.
The steamer Calypso has been captured.
COMMERCIAL MELLO:MC&

NEW YORK, Jwm 20 (Emma)._

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Money easier. Gold, 43i per cent. prem. Stocks
inactive: New York Centrals, 117}; Illinois, lon} ;
Erie, 93} ; Six per Cent. United States Bonds, 1031.
The Nova Sootian takes out 31,000 dole, in specie.

THE POLISH INSURRECTION.
CRACOW, Jou I.
Archbishop FeHindu has been banished to Jaros-
law. Mgr. Hrasinki, the Bishop of Wilna, was
sent to Dunaburg, and afterwards to Perme. A
desperate engagement between the insurgents and
the Russians took place on the 26th ult. at Pod-
bone, in the palatinate of Kalisch. An engage-
ment also took place on the 23rd in Podachia. The
Russians sustained considerable losses in an en-
gagement on the 24th at.Kolo.

CRACOW, Jour 1. Eva.

Three considerable detachments of insurgents
made their appearance yesterday in Volhynia.
Wysocki has occupied Radziwilow with 2,000 men.
An engagement has taken place to-day in the dis-
trict of Lewiatyn, the result of which is as yet un-
known.

LEMBERG, JULY 1, 1.5 P.N.

The insurgent loader Wysocki, at the head of
1,400 infantry and 100 cavalry crossed the Russian
frontier, near Rackiwilow, and occupied that place
last night.
At other places on the frontier the insurgents
were prevented from crossing.

LEMBERG, JuLt 1, Evxsnta.

The insurgents have been expelled from Radii-
wilow. An engagement has been progressing for
several hours in the district of Lavriatyn, and many
wounded have been brought into Brody.

ASSASSINATION OF RADAMA 11.,
KING OF MADAGASCAR.
ALEXANDILLi, Juu 27.

News has been received here of the outbreak of
a revolution in Madagascar on the 12th May.
King Radama H. has been assassinated. His
widow has been proclaimed Queen of Madagascar.
The reign of King Radium* 11. has been declared
null, and mourning has been prohibited. The
treaties concluded with European powers have been
suspended. Religious liberty is still to be main-
tained. The Queen bas signed a constitution in
conformity with the views of the old Ova party.
Much discontent prevails throughout the kingdom,
and fears are entertained of civil war.

The schooneAPerle has been lost in the Ethiopian
archipelago, north-east of Madagascar. The crew
and passengers were saved.

PRUSSIA.

BERLIN, Jou 1.

The Chief of the Provincial Government of
Prussia has published a letter of the Crown Prince,
dated 26th ultimo, expressing the thanks of the
Prince and Princess for the many proofs of simoere
affection and devotedness which have been shown
to their Royal Highnesses during their recent
journey.