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

lIIIBBLiN ATROCITIES.

The following official reports, describing the atro-
cities commttted by the Russian troops at Bialassew,
have been sent to the Home Minister at Warsaw :

WOZT OF TIC XAMOTILLTI OF TEE 00111111111 ON
BIALASZW.

On the 19th (91et) of March, at 8.30 a.m., a detachment
of insurgents entered Slaloms, by the road leeches foam the
village of lilimamewios, through the courtyard, and seised
upon the bonne en the estate. In about as hour afterwards
the imperial truces is monk of than anima Boma Bring
took place on both ides in the yard, and after a few shots the
armed detachment retired. Bring in the midst of the firing,
I could sot see whither this detachment proceeded. The
Imperial troops now attacked the house with a hailstorm of
sholi I, a quiet Inhabitant, being in the house at the time.
At Mg* the soldims seamed, killed my daughter with two
harmot state, wounded with two shots my son-in-law,
who ma Irma flouralki for the holidays, sod began to
So
the beim the garden. Here Hires sallies oce.
Mimed to firs et at from the street, although we
were Imposed. The ilret—vis., the armed men Ibo
had shoekod My • howis—tdoic what they wore most
presologly ho and of, or, tither, lama they wens able
Ito phials via& the spies of an hour. They took
three bones, a brinks, end a labourer maned Martin
Oswalt*, sheet II gallows of bawdy, aid 30 trawls
of bay. The hamlet troops, after killing four Maur-
pats, whom we buried, murdering my daughter, sad
wounding my soo-in-Iww, killed six servants of the home-
hold—via., Francis Shashi, Victor liesdasaewsld, John Bar-
loomed, John Holing* Frederick Kobylinaki, eVabourer,
and John ILLItg, an ofd •nrs, num aged Off, sod a Pranks sub- I
pot. The above Woes fist castrated, aid the. twice
stabbed with harmed.. They also wounded mortally Gott-
lieb &kat, a smith, a Prussian subject, and Joseph Mar,
a farm labourer. They oat fireto the emit moat, and to the
stables, with the cattle, homes, and ,bibles ; they knocked
the locks off chests end cupboards. stole the clothing. hoes,
and money, and broke the glass, such as mirrors, In. They
took with them the copper kitchen intensils, and finally
broke into the office, took the official seals, and destroyed
the registers of the pouelattoo.

_ .
awmEssia, filogiolosto of tm Oonsomoo of
Bislosoow, is tLa district atAagootowo.
March 21 (April 2). .
111NOILANDON ON TON MOWN IT TEI arm 00VEI1OS

-or-Atraosvown.

These are the het . frees this government, and in
notifying the wan he lite minister, I Mintuie to request
that the proper stage 4V,l► lid= with keit, to obtaining
satisfaction for Y. Swidenki, landowner and communal
magistrate, who has been so grievously il•treited, and also
to obviating for the future as much as possible similar out-
rages on the part of the troops, for snob conduct causes ems
those who wish to reclaim quiet to prefer to join the hour.
gents rather thaa to be expomd to rub treatment.
KOSTTIOWSLI. Governor.

Staudt 315 (April n..

AMERICAN czariricA- r.ss TO BRITISH SHIPS.

The following correspondence has passed be-
tween the owners et the irtemeleidp flos Queen, now wait.
Mg to mil for Maharanis, sent. Adams, the Ileitod
ileitis minister in Lando,.
" Orapseasoort, Candull, LC., April 11.
" Mr,—Eaterring to your letter to Mr. Gnuriey, which
yea state it is not the wish of the United States govern-
town to subject honest traders to army ioconvenietese, and'
ha the hat that yea bawl tees* sweahed a meanie to
the moral officer in ennegend &the United Stases g
is favour' of a vessel proceeding to Matazanraa,rrkuld
napectfally ask you to give me • similar certificate la
favour of the eteassehip Sea Quasi, which vowel is about
proceeding to Matamoros with a cargo of merchaoSim
To satisfy you that the venture is perfectly legitimate
I am prepared to wash to you the 1011111ifeat of the cargo,
I all the documents l!sdynes thesisr under which
the rhip preemie as the verge and back,
and to wait upon pm for the purpose of alfenUeg you any
further information or explanations you ens desire. Not
walling to withhold anything, I think it h as well to see.
tion that theflea queen was formerly called the Lloyd's, and
that, when @adios; under that Mart, she successfully ran the
blockade into and oat of Charleston ; but this circumstance
reap* of scone, sleet the present voyage or the present
owners, she having ahaaged ownership shies that occasion.
To satisfy you that the versed is intended, bond fide, to
proceed to and return from Matamoros, I should be quite
will' that say person you may think per to appoint
should proceed to Matamoros, in the vessel, at my expeose.
In making this application, I trust you will rest mound
that I am inflamed by no other eoseideration than a desire
to afford you the opportuoity of averting a repetition of the
imp with the Peterhoff. As the steamer is lying at
rarinldith ready to sail I beg the favour of as early reply.—
I have the honour to be, sir, your most thediesk
Josses Brims, of Pile, Spawn, sad Co.
"To tie Hon. Charles Y. Adams, Envoy Extraordiaary
and Minister Plenipotentiary from the United States
of America."

" Legation of the United States, London, April 22.
"Sir,—l have to acknowledge the receptiou of your vote
dated yesterday. I regret to nominee that you labour wider
• mismaception of the course taken by me heretofore. It
must be obvious to you that I have uo authority to exercise
say discrimisation is regard either to the veseela or the
voyage, of her Majesty's subjects. Wheel they ere gamed
in legal undertakings, they have a right to rely upon the
protection of her government, and they will undoubtedly
obtain it. When it is otherwise, of course they would not
expect it from her, or auk it from a representative of the
United Stair/L-1 am, air, your obedient servant,
" Ca As.= Fakscis ADAma"

THE CAPTURE OP THE DOLPHIN.

LIVERPOOL, WEDNISDAY.

We have the very beet authority for stating
that when the paddleeksanter Dolphin left thin port. some
months since, for Hausa, i.e., Charleston, she had one of
the finest contraband cargoes on board of any ship, with the
eieeptioe of the Georgians, that ever left the Mersey.
Marrs. Grazebrook, w►o @hectored the venal, had a good
deal of " stuff " on board ; but it was in a bettor medal=
than that which they shipped in the unfortunate Nicola{
First (WWI captured), and would, had it reached a
southern pod, have brought a much higher price than the
"old muskets." Am for Captain Et. H. Biotite, who com-
mended the Dolphin (and who, but a few months ago, was
caught running the blockade in the Sootui, belonging to
Leach, Harrison, and Forward of this town), there is bat
one opinion. He declared when be left the Mersey that he
would either ran the blockade this time or mink," allud-
ing, of course, to his other failures in aeraping the
vigilance of the blockaders. Am he fulfilled neither the one
pledge nor the other, it is bed natural that Hamm Gram-
brook cud Captain Eastern should be chagrined at their
mutual misadventure. .

As a statement has appeared in one or two papers
to the effect that governmeot had no conclueive evidence
of the Alexandra being intended for the Confederate go•
veroment," we lave made inquiries, and now And that
there is no look of proof that the Alexandra wee intended
for the Confederates, and that the government, so for from
relinquishing the prosecution of the builders and owners,
an determined to carry out the inquiry.—ifasciturer Ex.
&wiser.

THZ FIDIWAL Lout.—Among the passeogere by
the bomeward-bound Ouaerd slimmer As was the Hoa.
H. Clay, who is as his waarilituarat to resume hie
as post ambassador at St. Paten . Among them who
leaded at Queenstown was the Hoe. r. Walker, formerly ,
• secretary of the United States Treasury. It wm stated
oa board that hu missies is to negotiate • Federal loan in
Great Britain and Frame. Mr. Walker proceeded by spe-
cial train aid Holyhead.—Cork Szaminer.
MILTING or THI lINIMIILOYIED Pooit or Nor-
yuceskr.—On Tuesday eveniog • meetiog of the lament.,
PioYad poor of Nottingham was held in the Oust Market- I
square, for the wpm@ of hearing • deputation appointed
at a previews meting ta wait opal the poor law guudiens
sod repressed the neasseity of steps beiog taken to rehire
the mistime distress. The speeches delivered, with oaa
exmptioe, were of • tempsystechameter. It wee stated that
the hoard of gaerdiaue had received the derwhatios le a
kindly maser, sad they had less said thin say nos who
was in distress should apply to the relieving Aker, end hie
Winded ore would be & to. One of the speakers rid that
in • time of great depressiou at Ids native place is Lelcso-
treelike some of the people went to • geatleman gamed I
Noel, who was steward to Lady Byron, the widow of the
celebrated poet, sad be Quartered theta cm the farmers. tea
to each, saying, " You roust give these arm work at Me. a
bead.° He thought this wee an example worthy of h buries
by the geatlaine• of Nottingham. The mmtlag repented
is an ardeely user.