The Express.
London, England, 1864-10-10 00:00:00

PRUSSIA.

BERLIN Om. 10.

The Crown Prince and Crown Princess of Prussia
have abandoned their intention of visiting Nice.
Their royal highnesses will proceed to Switzer-
land, and will have returned to Berlin by the 22nd
December neat.

Herr voa Bismarck is expected to arrive in this
capital from France on the 28th inst.
Baron Budberg arrived here yesterday evening,
and proceeds to-morrow to Darmstadt to join the
Emperor of Russia.
Letters received here from Kiel say that " MM.
Samwer and Franoke, present advisers of the Duke
of Augustenburg, have heard the rumour of their
approaching dismissal solely from the newspapers,
by whom the report has been spread. M. &rawer
is on leave for several days, after which be will
resume his functions at Kiel. M. Francke is
still in that town performing the official duties of
his position, which he has not the slightest cause to
Aga"

Besides the races that have recently taken place
at Offend and at Brune* those which haws jest Gone off
at Liege have been attracting groat notice wad largo anew
blame of the people. Jodi* from tLa IMMO of the
bones, it would be supposed that many of them were of
English blood, as among them an Welldone, Nancy Bell,
Piggy Wiggy, Tam Tam, Fairntock, Sinecure, and Ludy

Deserters continue to bring stories of the great
suffering of the people of Richmond teem waist of the
nemmaries of life. Extreme discouragement prevails on
amount of Early 's defeats.

During the recent military operations in the
Shenandoah Valley the Sanitary Commission bu had •
large force of experienced agents ministering to the wounded
sad distributing stores among the hospitals,

The U.S. steamer Tennessee has had an exciting
chase after the famous blockade runner fiusaanah. Thelattee
we obliged to throw overboard bar whole eerie of cotton
and then her chaise, furniture, /re. Still the Tennessee
gained on her and fired several shots. Night ootning on
however, she serapsd.

A force of 15,000 Confederates under General
Standwaite recently motored a train of 200 waggons, loaded
with government stone, at Cabin Creek, Kamm. The
dem, numbering 80 urea, after a short roadway, dr-
reedered. Biddies/as destroyed meet of the train, sad
moved northward towards Leavenworth.

Admiral Farragut, at last acsounta, waa engaged
in removing torpedoes from the harbour at Mobile, sad had
succeeded in the removal of twenty-one. No immediate
attack upon the city was ourposed. The Confederates were
engaged in strengthening the defences against a land attach,
and iu mounting heavy artillery upon the Dog River
batteries.

TOR JOHN BROWN FAMILY.—MII. John Brown,
widow of him whom mail is travellieg ca, with her eon,
Salmon, end his wife and three daughter, have left their
home among the Adirondac Mountains—where John's
"body lies mouldering in the dust," together with his moue,
who were shot at Harper's Ferry—to seek a new boon in
Odiforoki. They undertook the journey vil the overland
route, taking with them some cattle sad Vermont Arms
woolled sheep. There is a painful rumour, not yet eon-
firmed, that after leaving Missouri, it having been maw-
tained that they wen John Brown's family, they were put-
'tied by Missouri guerrillas, captured, robbed, and mur-
dered. The homestead is now occupied by Mrs. Brown's
brother. —Born notes ( Vt.) Times.

AMERICAN Bl,OcLADK—HauFar, HUT. 22.
The blockade mamas the Lady Stir'Mg sad the Anatole(
cleared for Bermuda yesterday. The Little Hattie. which
tailed a few days Mace, returned to.day. Remittal, Sept.
17.—The Denbigh arrived as the 15th from Galveetoo, mid
the Simone, as the 12th. are days from Houston. The
latter started with 325 bales of cotton, bat reached this
port with only 73, having throws the balance overboud to
facilitate ber moans from a Federal «Meer of Cape Sea
A ntoeio. The Federal steamer Honeyesekle reports the
captam al the Matagorda (formerl the Alice), with 600
kales of cotton, and the arrival of the prise at Hey West.
The Matagorda was from Gairsetoa for this pert.
It is stated that in the Stet two veers of the pre.
seat war, 28,C00 walnut tress were fellid to supply a Ines
Europese niseefaelory of gunatocks for the Aneurism
market.—Nar York Paper.
The Antoeheag Company received, last week,
orders for a steam fire soothe for China, sad far three for
Washiness. More than lOg steam fire melees haw* bele
built by this compsey including two furLenges madam furManda.—Ners Fork Paper.

THE 111018TR4TION8.-(THIS DAY.)

OITY OF LONDON.

The revision ciiLeisti7Oihouse hold voters for
the city of Loudon we. resumed this morning, by Mr. A.
Harmon, the miles barrister, in the Court of common
firs, at pond haLL

Mr: Sidney Smith and Mr. (harp Ledger again Weeded
for the Liberal Registration Associatioo, and Mr. Nelms
Ml=tad the oxiservatives.
parish of St. Michael, Paternoster Royal, a claim
was tendered on behalf of Mr. Sdvano Francisco tale
OPICIRM, in respect of a oonating•house situate at No. 25,
The Barrister—l ass that he ia on the Bet already.
The Ovenear—Yes, that is so, but No. 25, College-hill,
L not in the parish.
Mr. Ledger—Not say portion of it!
The Overseer—No, although it is close on the boasdary.
The Barrister—How is it that the name is on the list if
the countiaphouse is sot In the parish
The Overseer—lt is a mistake.

The Barrister—il74l should think so. Well, you bare
published the list with the name inserted in it, and I
cannot expunge it. But I suppose you will take care that
it le corrected next year, and that the nem appears in the
proper hit.
The Overseer—Yee, sir, that shall be done.
The name was aoooedingly retained on the list, although
there was no qualißoation in the pariah.