The Express.
London, England, 1863-10-21 00:00:00

THE ELECTIONS.--SUCCESS OF THE
LIBERALf3.

BERLIN, Ocr. 21.

The result of the prallminary elections is as
follows:—In Ber'l/4 the old liberal majority has
been Picreased. In the proi:ooes, as far as is
known, the elections are said to be also in favour
of the former liberal majorft
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The result of the 61o:dioxin in the lowland dis-
tricts is not yet known.

FRANCE.

PARIS. OCT. 21.
M. Baroche has been nom►nated • senator.

MEXICO.

ST. NAZAIRE, OCT. 2L.

Adria* received here from Vera Cruz to the
18th September state that the Archbishop of
Mexico had arrived, and had met with a magnifi-
cent reception.

The national fete of the 16th was of a brilliant
character.

The blockade of all hostile Mexican ports has
been effective since the Bth of the month. •

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AMERICA.

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CONFEDERATE OPERATIONS.

THE LAST RIJSE:7-ANXIETY AT NEW

YORK.
(Par Ow Bolton Ism.)
NEW YORK, Oor. 9, EVIN

The Confederates are advancing on Fort Scott
and Kansas City. It is reported that the Kansas
militia will be called out.
General Blunt will go to Texas unless his forces
are weakened by the Confederate movements in
other quarters.
Governor Brown, of Georgia, who is a secession
upholder, is reported to be re-elected.
The Richmond Enquirer expresses the gratification
of the Confederates at having the French for their
I neighbours in Mexico, and says :—" The South
would willingly make an alliance with France to
protect French and Southern interests in America."
The Richewnd Examiner denounces all peace
! propositions.
The Evening Post urges the government to de-
' mend from England an explanation of the conduct
of the Cape Town authorities respecting the
Alabama. If an explanation is not rendered
government would at once proceed to press its
wrongs.
The Russian admiral has accepted an invitation
to visit Boston with the squadron. Foreign con-
suls and French and British officers are to be in-
vited to the municipal banquet to the Russians.
The steamer Jos4 has been seized at New York
upon suspicion cf being a blockade runner.
NEW YORK. OCT. 10.

General Johnston is reported to be at Banton,
Missouri, with 15,000 men, to intercept Roaecrame
reinforcements.
•

Advice. from Charleston to the 6th state that
General Gilmore's preparations are nearly com-
pleted.
' The Confederates are opemt4ig ag►inst Forts
Smith and Scott, in Kansas. General Blunt's
staff have been captured in Kansas.
Uncertain reports have been received of a defeat
of the Fadersls above Port Hudson, with a loom of
1,600 prisoners.
General Franklin has advanced fifty miles be-
yond Brashear City without meeting resistance.
General Banks has ordered the conscription in
Louisiana. Negroes on the plantations will be de-
tailed for service.

NEW YORK, OCT. 10, Emma.

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The Federal government has received advioes
from Chattanooga, with all encouragement for the
Union cause. The Confederate cavalry had been
overtaken below Shelbyville and completely routed
with a loss of 100 killed. The Federals were in
pursuit.
Admiral Milne has visited the Secrete", of the
Navy at Washington.