The Express.
London, England, 1863-02-09 00:00:00

TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE.

(aiwrica's TIILOMPAZIL )

THE POLISH INSURRECTION.
WAkBLW, go. 6.
General Ramsay has been relieved of the cum-
maud-in-chief of the Russian troops in the king-
dom, as stated in the decree, in consequence of an
attack of apoplexy. His successor, General
Samukin, is already upon his way to Warsaw from
St. Petersburg.

WARFAW, Fn. T. _

The news of a great battle nearWonesoc It and
the defeat of the insurgents with great loss is con-
firmed. No official report of the battle has, how-
ever, yet been received.

BRESLAU, Fm. 7.

Soenowice, a town upon the Russia; frontier,
opposite Kaltowits, the stet of a custom-house, and
only feebly garrisoned, has been taken by the insur-
gents after a sanguinary conflict.

BRESLAU, Fan. 8.

The Schbosische Zeitung of to-day says :
" According to reliable information matters in
Poland are so serious that a battalion of Prussian
infantry hair been forwarded to the frontier today
by special train from Oppelo.
" Other special trains have been ordered to be
got in readiness to-day."
The Breslauer Zeitung of to-day publishes a
telegram from Myslowitt, dated Feb. 7, 10 pin.,
which says :
" Fugitive Russian troops are arriving here in
great numbers-500 of them have been disarmed.
"The neighbouring provincial district has been
totally cleared of the Russian military by the in-
surgents, who have a large number of cavalry."

LEMBERG, FEB. 7.

Six thousand insurgente under the command of
Baron Heidel are said to have been beaten b 7 the
RUBIII4II general Mack, near Woucsook.
Two battalions of peasants threw down their
muskets at the first fire.

Many of the insurgents dispersed, and are wan-
dering in the forests.

The Russians have set fire to the town of
Wouceock.
CRACOW, FILL 7. .

Yesterday evening the insurgents attacked Gra-
Elea, Sosnowiec, and Modezejow, upon the frontier
between Poland and Prussia. The Russians were
defeated, losing 49 killed and wounded.

CRACOW, Fin. 8.
The number of persons joining the insurgents
continually increases. The Polish portion of the
Warsaw and Vienna Railway is in the power of the
insurgents. Three thousand of them are in the
immediate neighbourhood of Myslowitz.
The news of the victory of the Rusaisne ovee the
insurgents near Wow:sock is confirmed. The na-
tional government of Bandomir has been sus-
pended.

BERLIN, Fix 7.

The Breslatter Zeitung of to-day publishes news
from Benthen, dated yesterday, sooording to which
Prussian troops had been despatched from that
place to Siemanovits, because the number of insur-
gents bad greatly increased at the Polish frontier
town of Czelscs

It is rumoured that the insurgents have invaded
Prussian territory near Sub Units.

ITALY AND POLAND.
TURIN, Fn. 7.

In to-day's sitting of the Chamber of Deputies,
Signor Petrucelli gave notice of his intention to ask
a question of the ministry about the state of affairs
in PJland. None of the ministry being present
the question was postponed, and the Chamber con-
tinned the debate upon the budget.

THE DUKE OF COBURG AND.THE GREEK

THRONE.

GOTHA, FM 8.

The offiuial Coburger Zeitinig of to-day publishes
an account of the negotiations in reference to the
candidature of the Duke of Coburg for the throne
of Greece.

The Duke made his acceptance of the candida-
ture dependent upon the four following conditions :
Ist. That loyal explanations on the subject should
be entered into with the Bavarian dynasty.

2nd. That the Diet of Gotha should consent to
the Duke becoming a candidate.

3rd. That Greece should be materially strength-
ened.

4tb. The Duke not to renounce his position as a
German sovereign, but only to provisionally COP.
duct the government of Greece until his nephew, the
Prince of Coburg-Kohary, should become old
enough to ascend the throne.
The official Coburger Zeitung further states that
the negotiations were broken off by the declaration
of the Duke that no favourable result could be
expected.

THE GREEK ASSEMBLY.
ATHENS, F. S.

The National Assembly has resolved that the
powers of the members of the provisional govern-
ment shall be maintained, and that they shall
have the right of appointing a council of ministers.

THE DANUBIAN PRINCIPALITIES.
BUCHAREST, Fn. 6.

The National Assembly has determined that the
draft of the address drawn up by the commission
should be discussed first, awl the amendment to the
address considered only if the draft should be
rejected.
BUCHARBST, F. 7.

Yesterday the Chamber rejected the first pars-
graph of the address proposed by the committee,
which has therefore resigned, and the Chamber has
appointed another committee.