The Express.
London, England, 1863-05-25 00:00:00

TELEGRAPHIC • INTELLIGENCE.

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THE POLISH INSURRECTION.
LE (BERG, MAY 22.

Bodies of insurgents am said to have occupied
Constaatinows, in Volhynia, and Jampol, in
Podolia.

The insurgent corps under Wysmowski, Zapolo-
wit:a, and Czirwinski have been completely de.
tested.

LEMBERG, MAY 25.

The Narodown Gazette publiahes the statement
that a victory was gained by the insurgents on
Monday lad sear Karnianlut, in which 800 Russians
were almost entirely destroyed.
Podolia is reported quiet.
CRACOW, MAT 24.

Upon the 15th Dobrowolski had a desperate
encounter with the Russians at Loucko but was
compelled to retreat before superior force.
After a sanguinary engagement the insurgents
occupied Rawa upon the 17th inst.

The Russians fled in disorder from Czersk to-
wards Warsaw upon the 19th.
Two engagements, disastrous to the insurgents,
took place in the Palatinate of Lublin on the 19th
and 90th inst.
The Russians have committed barbarous atro-
cities, and are plundering the whole of the Pala-
tinate.

THORN, JILT 23, Emma.

Intelligence from Warsaw states that an inapeo-
tion of the papers left behind by Ifinisoewski has
given rise to arrests and domiciliary visits in that
capital.
A domiciliary visit took place the day before
yesterday in the dwelling of the priest Zamoyski,
but nothing of a compromising nature was dis-
covered.
It is believed that these measures are the fore-
runners of a state of siege.
It is reported that Privy Councillor Enoch will
be sent upon a political mission to Paris, and that
Prince Oginaki will proceed for a similar purpose
to Vienna.

THE POLISH QUESTION.
BT. PErrassuso, NAT 24.

The Journal de 3L Pettaspboarg of to-day publishes
s despatch from the government of Holland, dated
♦pril 28, and a despatch from the Danish govern-
ment, dated the Bth inst., both upon the Polish
question, addressed to the Emperor of Russia,
with the replies of Prince Gortachakoff to these
communications.

The Dutch despatch takes the same ground as
the French, and appeals to the benevolence of the
Emperor. The reply abstains from discussing the
practical utility of the step taken by the government
of Holland, regarding in the note simply the good
intention by which it is inspired.

The Danish note maintains that States of the
second class might incur dangers in consequence of
the general complication, and expressed an ardent
desire that the Poles would lay down their arms.
The reply thanks the government of Denmark for
its communication, and assures it that the dangers
apprehended will not arise from Russia
A despatch from the Portuguese government
upon the same question, drawn up in the spirit of
the English note, not having been communicated to
the Journal de St. Petersbourg, remains unpublished.
The reply of Prince Gorteehakoff touches upon the
encouragement given to the insurrection by
foreigners, and observes that the Emperor bas no
necessity to receive suggestions otherwise than
from his own heart and the sentiments of duty.

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