The Express.
London, England, 1862-08-28 00:00:00

RUSSIA AND ITALY.

ET. PETERSBURG, Avower 27, ETIMING.
111
The Journal de st. Peterabourg of to-day •
a circular note of Prince (Jortachakof, da the
Bth (18th) August, concerning the recognition the
kingdom of Italy by Russia. Prince G off
says in this note :

" It is not only questions of right which are under
consideration : it is monarchical principle and social
order contending against revolutionary anarchy."
Ths Prince then enumerates the guarantees given
by King Victor Emmanuel, and adds :
"Under these circumstances we have thought it
our interest to maintain and fortify the cabinet of
Turin on the ground of social order, and not to re-
fuse our moral support to a government chosen by
the enlightened majority of • country towards
which we entertain good-will and sympathy."
The Minister concludes by saying :—" The Em-
peror neither raises nor resolves the question of
right."

POLAND.
WARSAW, A 1:10IIST V.

To-day the Governor of Poland issued a procla-
mation stating that the government will suppress
all insurrectionary attempts. The proclamation
concludes as follows :—" Loyal Poles, trust inns,
and we will jointly further the welfare of Poland.
Thus will a happy era be opened for your beloved
fatherland."

SERVIA.

BLLGRADE, Acacia 2G.

The conferences on the Serviau question have
been broken off, the Porte having demanded that
before negotiating further the Berviaus should
cease arming and demolish the barricade* erected
by them at Belgrade. These demands have, how-
ever, been rejected by Servia.

DENMARK.
COPENHAGEN, Avoca? 27, EVENI3U.

Yesterday the Prussian and Austrian replies to
the Danish note of the 12th March were remitted
to M. von Hall. •

The Prussian note is very excessive in ita de-
mands. It requests the abidition of the general
constitution, and the recognition of the rik.ht of
the provincial assemblies of each state to vote the
budget. It further demands the abolition of the
regulations respecting language in Schleswig, an 4
a return to the state of things ti:.isting previous
to 1848.

The Austrian note is also exorbitant in it;
requirements, although law so than that of Prusaia.

Hamm/18511TH AND CITY RefLWAY.—Thu hells
yearly meeting of the shareholders is this company was held
yesterday at their offices, No. 17, Oubliette.; Weatmiseter;
Mr. John Parson in the chair. The report stated that Mr.
Rummens, the contractor. was now is rememiou of the
Lode required between the junction with the Greet Wes-
tern Railway cud the junction with the West Leaks Rail-
way, and would shortly be in pemensiou of the lairds re-
quired between the West London Railway sad Hemmer-
smith. The works ware Wag pushed forward with vigour,
sad the cootractoe sew so rams why the line between the
Great Western and West Loudon &saws's should not be
opened for traffic by April seat, and the • hole lib.. to Ham-
mersmith opened by October. 186 a. The Chsirami la
moving the adoption of the report, said he wished to espial&
that their arrangensest with Mr. Iturnmeos was that
they should pay him a skates and is bmsdr. They.
Dad in reality paid le.OOW. for land, and 7,00 W. to
Mr. Rummens. The contractor had placed great ipastitias
of bricks npoo the line, and every preparaitos hed bees'
made for carrying on the works rapidly. Mr. R
had informed the directors that if them ware sot=
winter he should be able to finish the live Whores. alte'
Great WOBlBlll and Weal Loudon Railway by the let 4
March ; but if there should be a hard winter, lise it would,
not be onensd until the lit of May. Ile saw as memos why
the whole Ilse should not he completed by October, HO'
The report was unanimously adopted, and Messrs. Gs,
Cavendish Taylor and B. C. Maxwell were elected auditors,,
with an humorists= of SO games a year each. It wee far-
ther resolved that the remeaendisa of the directors should
be tied at 1001. a year each, .mooting to 7004 ; and the
salary of the secretary, 4001. a year.
Tex Dunmire rw LoWetaaria.—Aatonget the
menete received yesterday et the Illessisa-boost I. aid
of the fund for the distressed opsestivat fa lasassokina was
1,0001., being the amount of sabeeriptioa received at the
Bengal Chamber of Commerce at Oeleatte, per Yr. G. N.
Sullen, presideat (third doaatioe).
LONDON Omuta. (humus Co (Lonna).
Trak receipts for the week India' Await 14, 14,4/11,
10a. 7d.

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