The Express.
London, England, 1863-02-17 00:00:00

TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE.

(ftruns's mutate.)
THE POLISH INSURRECTION.
ATTITUDE OF PRUSSIA.

BERLIN; wrs. 16.
In to-day's sitting of the Chamber of Deputies
Herr von Bismark-SchOnhausen, in reply to a
beqestion put to him collectively by the Polish mem-
rs said, " The aim of the Polish movement is
the re-establishment of Poland as far as possible to
the former extent of the kingdom. Even setting
aside the possible result of this struggle, the insnr-
section affects the political interest of Prussia, as, ac-
cording to official information it aims at pre-
paring a similar movement in Prussian territory
at an opportune moment. The government
trusts to the fidelity of the majority of
the Polish subjects of the crown, but is obliged to
protect them against the compulsion and seduction
which has been exercised in Russian Poland to-
levards the citizens and peasantry by emigrants, the
; gentry, and a portion of the clergy."

Here von iismark-Schonhausen said in conclu-
-111011 that the government was determined to ener-
vssieelly take assures to ensure the public safety
'telemeter it was en
Thhi?fonipeekeiseds= of te-isy, in heading
erkinitel Ihe.Polish insurrection, says:—"The
istipsyukini of Prussia in Polk& affairs has corn-
: untold by the aneistance rendered to the fugitive
Roman "troops: An actual' invasion of Polish
-territory was not intended by Prussia. Such a
Proceeding Would require a convention between
Prue* and Russia, which at present is not
heard of."

The same paper states that Earl Russell had
cautiously expressed himself in terms which are
neither for nor against such an intervention.

WARSAW, Pis. 16

The Dziereniek d to-day publishes an ordinance
of the Governor addressed to the military com-
manders relative to the maintenance of military
discipline. Common offences are to be tried by
court-martial. Another ordinance forbids the
inhabitants to keep arms or revolutionary writings.
Any house from which the military may have
been fired upon is to be pulled down.

BRFSLAII, rms. 16.

• A circular of the Chief of Police issued to-day
request the editors of newspapers not to publish
any statement in reference to military measures or
to the transport of troops.

PRANCE.
PARIS, Fin 16.
The Paris papers of this evening announce the
arrival of the Honourable Mr. Elliott in Paris.

is France of this evening publishes • despatch
from Constantinople asserting that Fuld Pacha has
ordered the suspension of the last call for men for
the army which had been previously (Wend.

THE BRAZILS.

LISBON, Fire. 16.
The Mesragerias Imperial's steamer Guienne
arrived here at &MC to-day from the Brazils.
Rio Janeiro, Jan. 25.—Rxebange on London,
27} to 27ti ;on Paris, 349 to 353. Coffee, good
first, 7.000 ,to 7.200 reis. Shipments lino° the
Idepartuss of the last Roil, 54,500 bags. Stook
about 90,000 bags.
At Bahia, exchange was quoted 271 to 2&
Sugars, white, 2.200 to 2.300 ; browns, L 650 to
L7OO. Cottons, 1&000 reis.

At Pernarabuoo, exchange on Loudon was quoted
22f to 271. Sugars, seconds, 3.360 to 3.500 rein.
The Oneida arrived at Bahia on the 29th ult.,
and the Bearno at St. Vincent on the 4th inst.