The Express.
London, England, 1861-04-15 00:00:00

LATEST INTELLIGENCE.

POLAND.

A letter from Warsaw of the Ilth inst. says :

A thow and peaaantafrom thesuburbe have arrived by rail-
way to assist, as they laid, their brothers who were being
slaughtered. On Wednesdsy another but leas numerous
gathering tools piece. The three guns before the castle
were loaded with gnpe-sbot, and directed upon the
three neighbouring streets. The crowd, summoned by an
oiler to disperse, separated. The city is filled with con-
stereation, and in the provinces there is nothing but dim-
order. The itussuin corps d'armlse which had its winter
quarters in Volhyoia has been ordered to march into the
kingdom. The president of the city of Wanaw has re-
sigma.

A Cracow letter says that on the 10th the shops
were cloeed, and the inhabitants went in thousands
to the church of St. Maria, where a solemn requiem
was celebrated for the victims of the Bth. When
the choir sang the hymn, dies inv, dies illa,
every one fell on his knees weeping and groaning.
At the theatre on the 9th, at the moment when the
curtain was being raised, a spectator cried out,
" Let us leave, they are bombarding Warsaw."
Instantly the theatre was deserted.

At Lemberg, where a collision is daily expected,
the police have prohibited tue wearing of mourning
cockades, and all political emblems of • similar
kind.

THORN, Scant.
Arrests continue to be made at Warsaw.
Two members of the former delegation of citizens
have also been arrested.

It is said that Count Zamoyski has been ordered
to leave Warsaw.

The Governor has refused to grant an audience to
citizens of high standing.
The energetic attitude assumed by Prince Gort-
chakoff is attributed to the influence of General
Chruleff.

ITALY.

The following letter from Garibaldi to M.
Rateszi, dated the 13th, was read in the Italian
Chamber on Saturday :
Some of my words have been maliciously interpreted,
and have led to the supposition that I wished to insult the
parliament and the perm of the King. My devotion to
Victor Emmanuel is proverbial in Italy, ea well as my
friendship for the King. Self•respeot prevents me from
condescending to a justification. As to the parliament, my
entire life, consecrated to the independence and
liberty of my country, renders it needless for me to defend
myself from the suspicion of irreverence towards the
majestic assembling of the representatives of a free people,
called upon to reconstitute Italy and enable her to take
her place among the free nations of the world. The deplo-
rable date of Southern Italy, and the abandonment to
which my brave companions in arms have been so unjustly
left, have, it is true, moved me with indignation against those
who have been the cause of so many disorders and of so much
injustice. But I bow before the holy national cause ; I cast
at my feet all individual strife to occupy myself incessantly
with that great atais alone, end to give my assistance
towards the attainment of our great object.
In virtue of the parliamentary initiative,lsend you a project
for the arming of the nation, and I beg you to communicate
it to the Chamber, in accordance with the customary forms.
I hope that all sections of the Chamber will agree to avoid
all useless recrimination, and that the Italian parliament
will employ the whole of its authority to hasten the most
urgent and necessary measures for the safety of the country.
TURIN, Arm 13 (Evaxiso).
General Fanti has presented to the Chamber of
Deputies a project of law for levying 18,000 men in
the Neapolitan provinces.

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TURIN, SUNDAY.
The Marquisde Moutezemolo, having tendered his
resignation, has been replaced in the Lieutenancy
of Sicily by Signor Dallarovera.

FRANCK

PARIS, MoXDAY.

The Moniteur of to-day publishes an account of
the indirect revenue for the first three months of
the present year, which shows a decrease of
5,931,000 fr., u compared with the same period in
1860.

The Munikur also announces that the pamphlet
entitled " A Letter on the History of France," by
Henry of Orleans (Duke d'Aumale) has been
seized.

GERMANY.

BERNE, SUNDAY.

A General Committee easembled in thin city,
and affiliated to the German Central Committee in
Genoa, has issued a manifesto calling for the forma-
tion of a German national army which should enter
the Austro-Germanic provinces through the Italian
portion of the Tyrol, and proceed thence to revo-
lutionise the whole of Germany.

HUNGARY.
VIENNA, &matt'.
The OesterreicAische Zeitung denies in the moat
positive terms the news published by the Vienna
papers of this morning, that the government in-
tends to grant an independent ministry to Hun-
gary, and that it no longer requires the Hun-
garians to send deputies to the Council of the
Empire.

DENMARK.

COPENHAGEN, Star Dip, 7.2 P.Y.

The commanders of the 22 Danish hatialions re-
cently formed were appointed yesterday. Two
battalions will prooeod to Schleswig to-morrow.

AUSTRALIA.
PLYMOUTH, BAnnwAy.

The Booth Mania, from Melbourne ou the
Ist of January, ham arrived here. She brings
80,0001. worth of gold.

The Wave of Life, from Sydney, on the 14th
January, is off this pert.

AMERICA.

quEENEITOWN, Ilmroar.

The Royal Mail steamship Canada, Captain
Anderson, from Boston on the 3rd, and Halifax on
the 4th inst., arrived here at 5 a.m. today. The
Canada brings 79 passengers. She landed 9 pas-
sengers, and all mails except those for Liverpool,
and proceeded at 5.20 a.m. All well. She expo.
rienoed easterly winds on the passage home.
The Africa, America, New York, Borussia, and
North American had arrived out.

President Lincoln bed become severely indisposed
from constant exertion.

The government forts at Key West and Tortugas
Lad beau reinforced.

The southern commiui
at New Orleans on the 31st of March.

for Europe embarked
__ _

The election of members to congress in Con-
sectieut will probably result in favour of the
Republican party.
It was stated that troops, provisions, and am-
munition were constantly reaching the southern
army. _ _

Yellow fever wu reported to be raging at Rio
Janiero.

The Haytian papers publish a proclamation
against Spanish aggression, stating that the only
way to save the country is by revolution.
The Morrel tariff came into operation on the let
of April, and created trouble, confusion, and
annoyance.

The New York Bank's returns show an increase
in specie of nearly two million dollars.