The Express.
London, England, 1861-04-16 00:00:00

TUESDAY

LATEST INTELLIGENCE.

POLAND.
ANOTHER CONFLICT WITH THE RUSSIAN

TROOPS.
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BFALIN, TI3IIIIDAY.

Disturbances have broken out at Kien, capital
et the Ukraine, in consequence of a funeral service
for the victims of Warsaw.

A bloody conflict took place between the inha-
bitants and the Russian troops.
There were many killed and wounded.
BRESLAU, TOZIDLY.

Letters from Warsaw state that in every district
petitions are being signed expressing gratitude
towards and confidence in Count Zamoyski,
formerly president of the Agricultural Society, re-
cently dissolved.
M. Lewinaki having been called to assume the
functions of Minister of the Interior for Poland,
has made his acceptance of this office depen-
dent on the fulfilment of three conditions, viz. :
That Count Zamoyski should be appointed Presi-
dent of the Council of State ; that the troops
should be withdrawn into the citadel and barracks ;
and finally, that citizens should be again allowed to
do duty as constables.
The women of Warsaw refuse to discontinue
wearing mourning, and are organising a pilgrimage
to the shrine of the Virgin at Czenstochowa.
The Russian authorities having left Lublin,
authority is exercised by the municipality, under
the presidency of the bishop of the city.
General Chruleff is marching upon Lublin.
LEMBERG, Ann, 15, Emma.
The Gallician diet has been opened. It demands
the autonomy of this part of Poland.

THORN, TummyAT.

All dealers in arms in Warsaw have received
orders to deliver the whole of their stock to the
citadel.

Count Zamoyski will only accept the vice-presi-
dency of the Council of State, which has been
offered to him, on condition of the military being
withdrawn to their barracks,anda civic guard being
established throughout the country. It is expected
that the government will reject these conditions.

BIUNKAU, Aram 15.

Communication with Warsaw is becoming more
difficult Arrests continue to take place. N.
Nicolas Epstein, son of the banker of that name,
and director of the railway company, has been
arrested.

A semi-official article in the newspapers endea-
vours to justify the dissolution of the Agricultural
Society.
...... _ . __

CRACOW, Aram 15.
In consequence of the recent events at Warsaw
popular demonstrations daily take place in this
city, whereby order is disturbed.
Public processions are likewise held, but have
been prohibited by the authorities.
The Ciao publishes an article earnestly exhorting
the people to remain quiet, as I thereby avert the
misfortune with which the city is threatened.

TURIN, Aram 15.

The Diritto publishes a letter from Garibaldi,
dated the 14th of April, addressed to M. Alexander
Herren, the celebrated Russia& refugee now re-
aiding in London. In this letter, Garibaldi says :
" The emancipation of the serfs in Russia has
been recently saluted by Europe with thankfulness.
This deed had placed the exar among the most
illustrious benefactors of humanity. But now
that the work of goodness has been stained by the
blood of an innocent people, it is the duty of those
who applauded the generous act of emancipation
to raise the voice of Malediction against the con-
summation of the most detestable of crimes."

ITALY.
MILITARY MOVEMENTS.

"The Dews from Italy," says the Nord of to-
day, " seems to turn once more in the direction of
war. In consequence of the concentration of the
Austrian troops in the Quadrilateral, and their
being put on a complete campaign footing,
the periodical rumours of an early contest
have assumed some consistency amongst the
Milanese. Without positively sharing in these
apprehensions, the Italian government neglects no
means of opposing to the demonstrations of
Austria a defence which shall be worthy of Italy.
Its forces are divided into two grand corps
Amok, one extending from Bologna to Plaisonee,
the command of which is entrusted to General
Cialdini ; and the other, under the orders of La
Marmora, covering the Lombardian frontier. The
two armies each number 60,000 men."
The Official Gazette of Turin publishes a decree
relative to the reorganisation of the Garibaldian
army. In virtue of this decree the Gariboldian
°Sons will form part of the new corps, which will
be composed of three divisions. It is hoped at
Turin that there measures will remove one of the
principal causes of difference between Count Cavour
and Garibaldi

The Giornale di Verona, an official paper, which
is supposed to be influenced by Gen. Benedek,
contains a most violent article on the subject of
Italy, concluding as follows :
Courage, ye poor appraised victims 1 oast a manly pro-
testation into the free of your masters 1 To arms! Any-
thing will do as a weepoa for vengeame. Courage, Win I
If ye have no muskets, take pitchforks sod sticks. Men of
the Abruzzi! Ilea of Calabria ! Le worthy of your fathom!
Tomas, resew the example of Carignan/ I Modems., be,
like your fathers, the hammer of BOSOM and of impious
liberty! Be united to fight in the name of God and of your
legitimate princes. Assistance will not fail you. To the
armies of the new Eleanacherib other sad brave armies
shall be opposed. Come ou with year old stagier& !
restore the escutcheons that had bees overthrows! The
day of wrath ham dawned : lat it be fatal to the fafamesta.

taitrnuis

TURIN, Ann 15.
Signor Guerrazzi, opposition candidate, has been
elected member of the Chamber of Deputies.

TURIN, Ann, 15.
The Opinions of to-day announces that the Pope
has been restored to health.

FRANCE AND ITALY.

The Puagoto of Milan states that Count Cavour
has been impelled by the recent reactionary coon-
@piracies at Naples, to address a letter to the Em-
peror of the French, asking for the immediate
withdrawal of the French troops from Rome.