The Express.
London, England, 1863-02-04 00:00:00

NEGRO EMANCIPATION.

A demonstration meeting of the inhabitants of
South London took plea last evening at Taylor's Reposi-
tory, Newington. to express sympathy with the cense of
negro emandpstion in the United States; the chair was
taken by Mr. W. J. HATTILS; and upon the platform were
Messrs. 0. Thompson, Bernell, Edwards, May, Walker,
Dann, and Munson, and the Rev. Messrs. Maltboime:
Northouse, Hawkins, Barker, kc.
The room was crowded in every part long before the hour
for taking the chair—a considerable portion of the sympa-
thisers being of the gentler sex. So great waelthe pleasure
as the proceedings went on, that it. became necessary to
hold a subsidiary meeting in the Horse Repository below, at
which Unites'. Mr. Barker addressed the assembled crowd.

Messrs. G. Thompson and Cossham addressed
• meeting at the (handball, Bath. on Monday night.
Theirs nem about 600 persons present at the commence.
meat, but the Dumber cossiderably increased. Mr. JIZOW
Moue took the chair, and besides Messrs. Thompson and
Comhain there wets ma the platform the Rms. R.
nrindley. J. Bromley, J. Clarke. Caton Messimisell. .1.
Odgers, W. Mottram, and 1). Woman ; Minns. Alder
men Archard awl Haocook ; Messrs. I'. Thompson, Bell,
J. H. Cottorell, IL P. Edwards—Osuocillon.

Tns IliirrioroirrAN Td•Dis.—Arritugetnent• are
is active provost for • great wrepte meeting of the mem-
bers d tle Metropolitan Trak Sosietios et MstaterheD, in
rapport of Repo ameneipetioo. Mr. Lteciqp News the
mastery of the Load= Trades C,ouneil, bee emmesed e
mertiug for Friday main best of the owe and leading
men is the different Londe, trades. whew the whole of the
pridiolia•r3 &Ws will be annigeg. -
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TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE.

(asones isurnmes.)
PRUSSIA.
ADDRESS OF THE UPPER HOUSE.
BERLIN, Fsd. 3.

Fifty members of the Upper Rouse, belonging
to different political parties, proposed the draft of
an address to-day which is to be presented to the
King.
The address says that the present conflict has
arisen because each of the three legislative powers
of the State has exceeded the rights formally con-
ferred upon it by the constitution. The Prussian
constitution does net prescribe which of the three
ruling bodies is to yield in we of dissension ; but
the German language contains the word Lauda-
eater (father of the country.)
The members proposing the address do not wish
the Crown to infringe the law, nor do they regard
the present emergency as one ,in which any of the
ruling bodies is placed upon its defence. They
hope that by moderation and strictly legal means
the existing dangers of anarchy and absolutism
may be averted, sad they promise their support
to any feasible project of agreement between the
Lower House and the Crown.

THE POLISH

TRRECTION.
LEMBERG, En. 3.
it has been published

The following

to-day by the police :—" For some days past per-
SOD/ have been enlisted hate for the purpose of
taking part in the insurrection in Russian Poland.
Many of these individuals have already left, among
whom were some possessed of arms. Any prooeed-
ing of this kind will in future be dealt wits aocord-
ing to the penal law."