TELEGRAPHIC DESPATCHES.

Wellington Independent, Volume XVIII, Issue 1987, 24 November 1863, Page 3

TELEGRAPHIC DESPATCHES.

" Marseilles, Bth. — Letters from Rome of th c > sth, states that the appeal imde in favour of the Poles has been warmly responded to. The Russian ambassador has called for a disavowal of tbe statement made by a Human journal of the persecutions of the Buthenian Church. Tbe Pope is said to hare refused. Cardinal Antonelli is not to goto Mexico, as has been reported. Letters from Naples of the sth, stats that the bishop of Tropea and six landed proprietors have been carried off by a band of brigands into tbe woods of Calabria." " Vienna, Blh. — The General Correspondence announces, on the authority of letters from St. Petersburg, that during bis voyage to the Chateau ofPlaisance, in tbe Crimea, the Grand Duke Constantine will stop at Vienna about the 10th, to pay a visit to the Emperor Francis Joseph." " Vienna, Bth. — The Wanderer states that the insurgent chief Lelewel gained a signal victory over the Russians on tbe 3rd, at p o« vomby, in tbe palatinate of Lublin, takiug three cannons, and placing 600 men, out of a lorce of 3,000 hors de combat. The insurgent loss was 130 in killed and wounded. The Russian wounded were conveyed to Ciecbanowice. Tbe Press of last evening also announces that Sokolowski has defeated the Bussiaß General Kostanda in tbe palatinate of Kalisch. Fresh de« tachments are being organised in tbe government of Augustowo." " Hamburg, Bih.— The Northern Post, of St. Petersburg-, says that the levying of recruits has been postponed in the government of Minsk during the continuance of the insurrection and in the governments of Vitebsk and Mohileff to the 15th of January next."