The Express.
London, England, 1862-07-08 00:00:00

MONTXNEGRO.

RAGUBA, JULY 6, Emma.
Yesterday Derviach Pasha advanced with an in-
creased force from Bilechia to Gatzko. It is maid
he intends marching upon Nikaich.

POLAND.

WARSAW, JULY 7.

The Grand Duke Constantine received, the clergy
and the authorities yesterday, and in reply to an
address said that he did not attribute the late
attempt upon his life to the inhabitants. Even
were this the case, be added, it could nevertheless
occasion no change in the execution of the pro-
gramme already determined upon. The Grand
Duke shook hands with Count Zamoyski, and re-
quested his assistance in carrying out the intended
reforms.

INSTITUTION OP CIVIL ENGIN/MRS.—The council
of the Institution of Civil Engineers have awarded the fol-
lowing premiums for papers read during the session
1861-62 :-1. A Telford medal, the Maoby premium, in
books, and a Stephenson prize of twenty-five guineas, to
Charles Augustus Hartley, M. Inst. C.E., for his "Des-
cription of the Delta, and of the works recently executed at
the Sullen mouth, of the Danube."-2. A Telford medal,
and • Miller prize of fifteen guineas, to John Henry Muller
(of the Hague), for his paper. " On reclaiming land from
seas and estuaries."-3. A Telford medal, and • Millar
prize of fifteen guineas, to Joho Paton, M. Inst. C.E., for
has paper, •• On the sea,dykre of Schleswig and Holstein, and
on reclaiming laud from the sea."-4. A Talked medal, to
Junes Abernethy, M. Inst. C.E., for his "Description and
illustrations of the works at the porta of Swansea, Silloth,
and Illyth."-5. A Telford medal, to John Bailey Denton,
M. last. C E. for his paper " On the discharge from under.
drainage, and its effect on the arterial channels and °Walla
of the country."-6. A Watt medal, to Joseph D'Agailar
Sanuida, Y. Inst. C.E., for his paper "On the
form and materials for iron-plated ships, and the
points requiring attention in their construction."
7. A nominal premium of books, to James Brio:dem, M.
Inst. C.E, for his paper on "Railway accidents—their
causes and means of prevention."—d. A council premium
of books, to Captain Douglas Calton, R. E, 1.R.5., Assoc.
last. C.E., for bis paper on "Railway accidents, showing
the bearing which existing legislation has upon them."-9.
A council premium of books, to Henry Charles Ford., M.
Inst. C.E., for his paper on "The Malta and Alexandria
submarine cable."-10. A council premium of books, to
Charles William Siemens, F.R.S., M. Inst. C.E. for his
paper "Oa the electrical tests employed du the con-
struction of the Malta and Alexandria telegeripb, and on
insulating and protecting submarine cables."-11. A council
premium of books, to James Atkinson Loogridge, Y Inst
A
C.E., for his paper ea " The Hooghly and the Meas."—
12. oouncil premium of books, to James Oldham, M. Icsb
C.E., for his paper "On reclaiming Lad from seas sad
esteserise."

SOCIZTY or ARTS. --CONVERSATIONS. -- We are
informed that swirly 300 members of the National Choral
Bogey will give • perfoimauce of madrigals, pert sow,
Ste.. at the Society of Arts' Convenazioos tomuirrow
(Wednesday) evening at the Smith Kensington M =MUM.
MUSEUM OF PATENTS, SOUTH KENSINGTON.
Number a Visitors for the week ending July 15. 3,88$ ;
total amber mince the optain of the museum free daily
I (12th say, 1858), 566,016.