The Express.
London, England, 1863-10-06 00:00:00

BAVARIA.

MUNICH, Ocr. 5.

The King of Bavaria has left for Rome. His
Majesty will pass through Lyons on his way to
Marseilles, where he will embark on Friday next.

PRINCE NAPOLEON'S "MusstoN."—The Paris
Press+ of Booday rya :—" Prince Napoleon returned to
Paris this mooning from him journey to Eoglaad. The trip,
whisk has gives rim to so muck comment, hod so other
object elms *at of 'Wog some agricultural setablithineete,
ma we learn by the English papers, in which we me that the
Prises has visited the Duke of Bedford's estate, Woburn
Abbey, and the olleluated terms of Priam Albert at
Windsor."

Tag EUROPKAN MINION or MI CONTIDERATH
Vica-Pluouncor.—The Sikic of yesterday mays :—" Several
journals, the Sack among others, had announced, wider all
reserve, that Mr. Stephens, Vice-President of the Confe-
derate States, was coming to Paris, entrueted with full
authority to conclude a treaty with the French gamma*
one of the clause of which related to the abolition of
' slavery. A journal which mmumes, it would seem, the
double honour of representing the Agrarian policy
and that of the Southern Confederates. the Mine.
vial Diplomatic:lr, • is good enough to inform us
that Mr. Stephens is not expected either in Paris
or elsewhere; that the idea of supposing the Vice. President
of the Confederate States would make a }ourray to Enrols*
in the present position of those Staten could only be held by
journals with the most fantastic notions respecting Ameri-
can institutions, whether of the North or the South ;
that if by any chinos Mr. Stephens were entruned with
a diplomatic mission in Europe, he would not be authorised
to treat for the abolition of slavery. Upon this lan polid
we an quite willing to believe the Afleserief Dip/ossatigue;
however fanciful our notions upon Mr. Jefferson Davis's
government, we have never earned imagination so far as to
believe that it sincerely wished to abolish slavery, or even
that it had the power."

Puni.tc numNo IN VincL—A correspondent
of the Perwversua rya :—" I moot ;describe to you the
deep impreneion which, ea I am told, has been made apse
Sir James Hudson b 7 hie recent journey to Vedas. Be
found the utmost gloom and desolation on every Ma, sad a
more a/desk though sustained maternal feeling. Is the
course of his visit he met with demonstratioas that most

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have affected him. The upper classes all wished to do
honor to the tibia of Italy, by leaving at his hotel a large
somber of visiting cards, and the humblest popoMe, as
well as the gondolier of the Lavoie indicated to him, by
secretly pressing his heads, that they were and would be
mein but Imams. All this most have convinced hint of
the firm ad deeply devoted Italian spirit of this mfortn-
sato people."
AMERICAN MAIL STEAMERS DOE AT LIVERPOOL
lisle WIZ& —Mete are three steamers doe at Liverpool
this week, with the mails from the American &atm sad
Canada. The lemma Compsny's sew Miaow Etna, with
dates from New York to the NM Isla, may be looked for at
Queenstown la the muss of today (roselay), mealy to-
morrow morning ; the Damascus, screw steamer, of the
Allan Brothers' line, with dates from Quebec to the evening
of the 26th ult., will probably not arrive off Gresocasthe
before Wednesday (tomorrow) or Thursday reerehig ; the
Omani steamer Arabia, with dates from Boston to the 30th
eh., and from Halifax early ca the morning of the 2od inst.,
may be expected at Queenstown in the course of Saturday
amt.
TEE LAST Or RODNEY'S CREW.—Sinoe the decease
of the Late Mr. Jobe Webb, one of Admiral Rodney 's pl-
iant arm, who expired on the 26th alt., mother—and the
11.14-01 the mamas who fought under the above-named
taint woe the memorable 12th of April, 1782, has aimed
to be, le the pewee of ow James Mayor, who for many
year pest had lived is an obscure coon in the King's-med.
Canidendam. He entered the " Plymouth Marines" when
sixties year of age, medal/tad into the 74-gun ship Alit*
mid, is the year 1780, proomded, under Admiral Drury, te
New York, to relieve General Cornwallis, who was at that
time a prissier ostler Washington. In company with the
spares was the ship Chatham, of 30 gum, bowleg oe braid
the late Priem Wiliam Henry, afterwards King Whets I
the Fourth. Allies in this expedition, the fleet misread 1
.to the West bides, for the relief of St. Kites, sod cie ,
the Bth of April sailed for Martinique, where they were I
isifermed that the Preach wen provided with AO line of
treespoirts, with a view to take Jamaica. On the 12th of
April be was on board the Berflear, emanmeded by Hood,
and was mniaged in the see stable naval action of that day,
is 1782, hetwese the English and Freed+ fleets, cotemaeded
semectively by Admirals Rodney wed Count Giros, epos '
*hie eseasien the orient surrendered his sward into the
reds of the British admiral. Mayas is the ruse year wan
, bought out of the Merince, sad enlisted is isted the nth Itegi-
mint of the line. proceeded to the Fast Indies, was at the
' I mpitulatioo and sterol.; of Seriegapatem ; no the last
combos teeming me of the " torten hope.' After serving
;
1 I his time M the 77th Regiment, be enlisted le the 664
Foot, was at the siege sued beisharelmeet of the Was of
• . Bourbon sod Maaritim in 1810 ; cad, o• prosodist to
i ogles, was at the reduction of Colombo. He usioyed a
I. maim of 2s. Id. per day tip to the time of hie dial/.
' A Pir.ositttoi.—Mr. Mu'
u Bo rrilt, " theleorned
i 1 bleidomith," bas just ompleted a long ramble. He bee
I ' Madly walked all the way hoot London to John o'Grost's.