The Express.
London, England, 1855-10-11 00:00:00

THE ELECTIONS IN PRUSSIA.

We gave yesterday the result of the elections at
Berlin tor the Chamber of Deputies. In the provisoes
the following Dave been up to this time returned :
For Potsdam, the Councillor of JustiosHolzapfel, and
President Seiffart ; for Magdeburg, M. Magnet
(merchant) and Privy Councillor Bunsen; for Frank-
, fort on the Oder, the Minister of State Von Ramer.

The Paris Presse says, on the subject of these elec.
tiona—" The liberal Prussian party has gained a
remarkable victory in Berlin,where MM. do Schwerin
and Platow have been elected in several colleges.
But the provinces do not seem disposed to fol-
low the example of the capital. It is thought
they will return to the Chambers a great number of
ftwotiocaries, who will assure the ministry a large
majority. The party of the extreme right has
nothing to hope for from the triumph of the go-
vernment, seeing that it is of a diffnent opinion
with regard to very many questions, and more
especially with respect to those which principally
concern the maintenance is Prussia of existiog in-
stitutions. As to foreign policy, the extreme right,
it is known, desires the Rolleiall alliance, the govern-
ment is for neutrality, and the liberal opposition is
favourable to the Western Powers." _

It is curious to notice, after the above quotation,
that the Pats* cites from the German journals a
positive assertion that the marriage between the
Prince of Prussia and the Princess Royal of Rag-
land is decided upon.

A letter from Odom, of the 30th alt., to as
CoSops Garth*, says: " It is not surprising, shot the
late events in the Wm's, that the inhabitants of this
place should loge all confidence in the strength of oes
batteries, and the courage of our troops, and that ell
those who can do go should hasten to quit Monti
A demos has -just been published which, woo
any other circumstances, would have been To,
aired with great satisfaction. It emanates him
Count Kisinmichel, dated Peterhof, 3rd of Aim
end orders the commencement of sad
ry works for a railway from %erre to
ragTrOenitchi and Arabat, and anothseevoloo
Osnitchi to Sebastopol, by Simpheropol and Bak.
teki-Serai. The same demos states that surveys sto
also to be made fora railway from Moscow to Odom.
by Outrkow. General Menilkow and Colonel
dew, of the Engineers, are charged with these wah.
A letter from Hhereon states that in the coursed the
month there had arrived in that port from Nioisieff
twenty-one vessels, eight laden with flour and ate,
and thirteen in ballast, and that twenty-two had jolt
the port for Nioolaieff and Otechekow, laden with
corn, linseed, timber, salt, coal, &o."
A letter from (Matz, of the 25th ult., says :—e Rs
ars assured that most of the troops of the line its
were in Bessarabia have been concentrated between
Odessa and Nicolaielf. Along the Moldo-Wellashim
frontiers are now stationed the militia of the empire.
and even the fortresses of Bessarabia are moo* hi
the militia. It appears that shortly after the In td
Sebastopol WIN known, the regiments which wets
g towards the Crimea were ordered to stop;
rat it idignnow stated that they have been ordered to
renew their march, and that reinforcements are Ka
tin? to be sent into the Peninsula. It is even
alleged that Perekop is not the sole mate by which
the mean army can receive reinforcements."
A telegraphic despatch from St. Petersburg con.
' firms the intelligence already received, that the Br&
peror of Russia and the Grand Duke Contenting
left Nicolaieff on the
.27th Fit. for the Crime..

The Univers states that the Russian govannsat,
in order to excite the fanaticism of the people, kg
caused to be constructed near Moscow an ex*
tation of the Holy Places at Jerusalem. The naiad
configuration of the soil was tavourable to this is.
de ring, but still immense works were maw/ to
render the imitation perfect. The convent of Y.
kreeeenskoe is made to resemble exactly the Chunk
of the Holy Sepulchre ; and the sanctuaries, &oak
and tombs have precisely the same diassaii6;
colour, and ornaments as those at Jerusalem.

GRIEVANCES OF HELIGOLAND.

(FROM AN OCCASIONAL