The Express.
London, England, 1862-08-04 00:00:00

POLAND.

It appears from a report of the Municipal Com-
missioners of Warsaw, datkd the 19th of July, that
14,833 persons, or one-tenth of the whole popula-
tion of Warsaw, had been imprisonei sine the be-
ginning of the year. This does not include the
persons imprisoned in the fortress, with which the
Municipal Council have nothing to do.

°mutt. APPOINTIMITS.—AIexander Wilson
Noir, gm., has been appointed president of the Council of
the Turks and Odom leUnds, and their dependencies. John
Laid Jolly. and 0.040 Wall. g~a are :iistad
members of the Leek Wive Council of Island Ceylon,
and Colonel William Crowley Stave, to be a member
of the Council of the lalaad of at. Helena ; Jolla Hercules
Haaell Eaq., to be a member of the Executive Council of
the Wend of Bs. Vincent ; William Lyach, Esq., to be a
member of the Zzecutive Council of the Island of 9t.
Viomot and William Yaciotyrw Fag., to be • member of
the Council of Docniaks.—
The haat continues in Paris. At six on &Um-
asy morning the thermometer of M. Cbevallier stood at
15 4-10 (:) (WI 2-3 F.)l at Mee, at 26 540 C. (791 F.) ; at
four, 27 4-10 C. (81) F.) Yesterday tlie boat increased eon
siderably. At two the thermometer marked 30 9-10 C. (or
about 90 F.)

EXPRESS FROM PARIS.

(TROY OCR OWN coameomnarr.)
PARIS. SUNDAY IMMO.

Telegrams from Italy in rapid succession speak
continually of Garibaldi and his volunteers, but
throw no light upon his real projects. The situa-
tion is so strained that the ensuing week must

bring an eciairrissement. While KRatazzi tells
the parliament that he is determined to pot down ;
all extra-legal recruiting, while Colonel Acerbi,
Garibaldi's intimate friend, is arrested at Turin, i
and while the provisional prefect of Palermo pro- ,
claims that "no name, however dear to the nation,
can be permitted to usurp the prerogatives of Vic-
tor
Emmanuel," Garibaldi lets the warnings
addressed to him pass by as idle wind, and the very
latest news is that in a proclamation, dated from
Bois-Fienzzi, a little village of the province of
Corleone, in Sicily, and addressed to his young
companions in arms, he calls upon them, without
asking where they are going or what they are to do,
to be ready for an approaching combat against
"arrogant foreign oppressors," and promises them
that "Sicilians shall once more be the precursors
of the grand destinies to which the country is
called."

It is curious that the French government journals,
for one reason or another, abstain to-day from any
tirades against Garibaldi The Constitutionnel
says that the reflections caused by his letter to the
ladies of Rome, which were on the tip of its pen,
are suspended by the following monstrous announce-
ment of the Giornale di Rosso :

Catholic Religious Academy.—On Thursday, July 31, at
6 P. X. , in the great hall of the Roman Archiumnasium, the
illustrious Abbe Fabric, prefect of studies and librarian of
the archiepisoopal seminary of Udine, will develop the fol-
lowing thesis :—The church, in opposing modern principles
of progress, liberalism, and civilisation, is the preserver of
civilisation, progress, and liberty.
The Petrie says it will make no comment to-day
upon Garibaldi's Bois-Fienzzi proclamation.
According to the Independanee Beige, the Empe-
ror's treatment at Vichy has been deranged by his
serious uneasiness about the affairs of Italy ; be has
assured M. Vimercati that the present state of
things cannot continue any longer, and that the
Moniteur will probably soon make public some very
important decision of his Majesty.
The Moniteur publishes the important news that
the commercial treaty with Prussia is at length
signed. The Austrian campaign against it seems
to have bean singularly unsuccessful. Saxony,
Nassau, and Batten have declared themselves ready
to adhere to the treaty. The old King of Wurtem-
berg will probably stick by Austria, the marriage,
of Prince Philip of Wurtemberg with the sister of
the Austrian Empress being now about to come off.
If it be true, as alleged, that the Servian govern-
ment
has withdrawn its pretensions to have the
fortress of Belgrade demolished, the conference now
going on at Constantinople will probably come to a
friendly and insignificant end, and the great
" Eastern question," which many politicians have
lately thought was on the eve of a stormy solution,
will once more stand over eine die.
General Count Hector de Samna; with an '1
imposing suite, arrived at the Hotel Bristol last
night, en route from Turin to St. Petersburg,
whither be goes as the first Ambassador from the
King of Italy to the Emperor of Russia.
General Concha, Ms,rquis of Havanna, the
new Spanish Ambassador, has arrived at Bayonne,
and will be in Paris ou Tuesday. It is announced
that his official reception by the Emperor will not
take place till August 15—the Napoleon fête
day.
The Patric says that in the early part of Novem-
ber, when the French army under General Foray
will be marching upon the city of Mexico, a naval
division will make a demonstration on the coasts of
Sonora and Old California, " it being important to
watch the events which may be going on at that
epoch in those countries."
During the storm of last night the Prince Eugene
barracke,at the corner of the Boulevard du Temple,
were struck by lightning. But for the light-
ning conductor which the electric fluid followed the
building would in all probability have suffered con-
siderable damage. As it was the men in the guard
house, both those standing and those sitting, were
thrown to the ground by the violence of the shock
and one of them sprained his wrist severely. Two
sentries on duty in the barrack yard also lost their
footing.

MCATHSIL IMPORT.-(THIS DAY.)

MONDAY. AVGUST 4 9 9.119

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Lams .. 29.91 67 64 8. Be
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61181100111111 WM 19 67 LW. 6 b
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01LWAT
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HOL,HEAD OM 00 57 E.R.E. 7 e
tavrar....t.
P 3369032 29.66 61 69 8. 6 b
. 88868011 .. . 611.94 61 60 0.0. W. 0 r
P 571500211 20.97 41 60 R. i b
JitarmT 30.00 63 57 LN.L 4 Sr 0.
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roontmornl II6N 02 67 W. 6 e
Dorn
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7 611.110028
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4011901
11111.1001.616.
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TUESDAY. WIDNISDAT.
&& to B.W. and to woman). B.w. to N.W., trod
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TUESDAY.
&IL to S.W. and to
N.W., strong, unset-
tled.
&S.W. to W.N.W.. a imam As above.
gale to fresh. with
rain.
As neat above.

B.w. "t7-Irir.,—trash,
showery.