The Sun.
London, England, 1863-05-21 00:00:00

THE SUN, LONDON, THURSDAY EVENING, MAY 21, 1863.

LATEST INTELLIGENCE.

(REUTER'S TELEGRAMS.)

PRUSSIA.

BERLIN, MAY 2

Herr von Bismark was present at to-day's sit-
ting of the Chamber of Deputies and read a Royal
Message ; in which the King says—" The house
has indirectly approved of the conduct of its Presi-
dent, which was in violation of the Constitutional
rights of the Ministry. Such a position for the
Ministers does not corrsapond with the dignity of
the Crown.

" The King can only advise the Chamber to NI
minate such a state of things in order that the busi
ness of the house may be continued."
Herr von Bismark then left the house.

Herr Virchow moved that the Royal Message be
referred to the Committee on the address as the
Ministers had misinformed the King.

Herr von Syben and Count Schwerin seconded
this moticn, which was unanimously adopted by
the Chamber.

POLAND.

CRACOW, MAY 16,

The attention of the Russian civil and military
authorities is at length directed to the immense ad-
vantages the insurgents derive from the numerous
adherents who join them from this side of the
frontier. The measures that have been adopted to
prevent this wholesale military emigration plainly
show the importance they attach to it. Since the
two last encounters between the Russians and the
insurgents at Szyce and Wilkowes, a strong detach-
ment of Russian infantry and 150 Cossacks have
been constantly patrolling the frontier between
Granica and Michalovice. Another but somewhat
smAller body of infantry and 100 Cossacks perform
similar duty from Michalovice to Nove Brzesko
and Koszyce. Each detachment is provided with
artillery by which means an alarm is fired in the
event of any encounter. A reinforcement number-
ing 200 infantry has arrived in Igalonna. How-
ever difficult these energetic measures may have
rendered the crossing of the frontier they have not
been successful in putting a stop to it. New adhe-
rents to the Polish cause daily cross the frontier and
a considerable number of able-bodied men, well
armed and equipped, are on the point of leaving for
the seat of war.

A report is current here to-day that 10,000
Prussian troops have marched into the kingdom of
Poland. Although this news obtain but little
evidence, it is nevertheless necessary to take notice
of it, as it causes much excitement among sympa
thisers with the Poles, who believe that such a
step on the part of the Prussian authorities would
CE rtainly bring about an armed intervention.
The insurgents who were driven to seek refuge
in Austrian territory, were asked whether they
were inclined to accept the amnesty promised by
the Emperor A,exander. Some of them replied in
the affirmative, but the great majority rejected it
in toto.

The new seal of the National Government bears
the Polish Eagle and the Knight of Lithuania,
surmounted by the Jagellonish Crown in a simi
circle, under wbich is a representation of the
Archangel Michael. The surrounding motto is
" National Government, Liberty, Equality, and
Independence."

ROME.
RETURN OF THE POPE TO ROME.
ROME, MAY 20.
The Pope returned to Rome at 8 o'clock this

evening.

An immense crowd was present at his arrival.
Bengal lights were displayed on the road taken
by his Holiness, who was greatly cheered.