The Express.
London, England, 1861-10-10 00:00:00

PRUSSIA'S VISIT.

PAWS, Ocr. 10.
The .ifursi:••or, in its bullatin of today, says :
"The visit of the King of Prussia, which has given
rise to so many commentaries, cannot but exercise
a happy influence on the relation's of the two
govero men ts.

"Everything leads it to be presumed that it has
left au impression equally favourable in the minds
of both sovereigns."

ROME, OCT. 9.

The Dr':e de Grammont has been dcoorated with
the Grand Crows of the Gide.. of Pins IX., and has
Romo for France.

CAPTURE AND EXECUTION OF BORGES.
NAPLES, Oct. 9.

Tho journals of Naples announce that Borges
has been taken, tried, and shot. They also state
that it was rumoured that his forty-five confede-
rates had been made prisoners.

NAPLES, Oct. 9.

Orders have been given to surround the band of
Cypriaui, in the mountains of Nola. Many troops
have already left for that destination.

SWITZED.LAND.

BFRNE, Off. 10.

M. Thouvenel has refet:ed M. Ke:n to the
French tribunals on the subject of the demand of
Switzerland for satisfaction for the attack recently
published in the Com;ilationnel against the govern.
ment of Geneva, on the ground that the Mortiteur
is the only organ of the French government.

AUSTRIA AND HUNGARY.

PESTI!, Ocr. 10.

The majority of the members of the provincial
government of Transylvania have determined not
to publish the edict for the convocation of the
Transylvanian Diet, on the ground that the laws of
the country confer on them the ri•lht of protesting
against all illegal demands, and that a separate
Transylvanian Diet woukl be opposed to the union
of Transylvania with Hungary.
Count Maylath will henoe:orth renounce all pir-
tic4pation in the admMistrat;ve affairs of Huipmry.
The news published by the French journals in
reference to certain resolutions adoptel at a con-
ference of Htinarian leaders and re:upes at
Genoa is without any foundation.
No deputies were rent to any such corference.
VIEN OcT. 9.

The deputation with the address of the Croatian
Diet was received to-day by the Emperor, whose
reply was almost verbally the same as that which he
gave to the Hungarian Diet. His Majesty said he
would consider the claims of the Croatian; and
efterwards give his decision.
The Archduke Charles Louis, brother of the
Emperor of Austria, will represent his.lmperir.l
Majesty at the coronation of the King of Prussia
at Konigsberg.

DEATH OF THE EMPEROR OF CHINA.
BERLIN, Oer. 9.
The latest news received from China, rid St.
Petersburg, announces the death of the Emperor of
Chios. •

THE BOMBAY AND MADRITIIIB MAILS.
1101:1TRAJIPTON Ocv. 10.

The Peninsular and Oriental Company's steam-
ship Delta, Capte'n Field, with the heavy portion
of Lae above mails, has strived. She brings 48
passengers, and 1,864 packajes of general mer-
chandise.

The Himalaya, with the 33n1 company of Royal
Engineers from Por4mouth, arrived at Gibraltar
on the 3rd :net.

The Brit'..h brig Martha Mazs was run (lowa on
the 25;.'i ult., by the Ei:tiah Ammer Cor4nth'an,
aisly nOca off Malta.

The Br:tieh ships Cluunpion, Argus, Dorgeller,
James Minlaw, alt bound for London, were I);tig
wiudbound 51 the B.raits.

At Gibraltar, on the 6th hit., Excbange on
London 93 days was quoted 49} to 49f ; on Paris,
5.27 ; MarsePics, 5.28 ; Madrid, par ; Cadiz,
discount.

Freights to London and outports in the United
Kingdom unaltered.

THE OUTWARD BRAZIL, RIVER PLATE,

AND AMERICAN MAILS.

SIUTHADIFTON, Ocr. 9.
The Royal Mail Company's steamship Mud:-
kiss. Captain Wooawash, sailed hence to-day at 2 p.m. w. "r
the nienthly mails far lasbou, Bahia, Pernambuco, Rio de
Janeiro, sad the River Plate. She took out 113 liusengers,
brand* the Rev. G. G. W. Clemenger, and Captain
Tinker and family, for Ma. a•td Captain C. Hotel for St.
Vienna ; also on freight, French specie in gold coin, 966/.;
jewellery, 7,AfEV. ; sped:, 12,2-N. ; of which
$6OOl. is bar silver, consign, d to the er of g ADM a.
Rio ; Jewellery, Lam ; end 471 to.vs o tre,e, -violent
ergo, consisting of French and Enlish mere.and.m.
The Hamburg and Americas Company's s.eamship Tau•
tonic, Captain Tauhe, also sailed berm to-day at 2 p.m.
with 213 passengers from Hamburg, Havre, and this port,
and a full cargo, including 70) tons from Southampton and
France, and the United States mail, for New York direct
on freight the Teutonia had 11,1 JO francs from Havre. The
next steamer to leave this port for the United States belong-
ing to the company is the Borussia, Captain Trautman, on
the 23W moat.

According to the new regulations respecting
marriages, which have just been establish Id In the Austrian
'my, *Tom up to the grade of lieuttnant-colonel inch•
sine, and civil functionaries up to the elrresponding grade,
must on marrying deposit a caution-money of 12,000 florins
instead of 41,003. The officers of the staff are not as any
seceunt to marry before they attain the age of thirty ;
cacers of other corps marrying before that age must deposit
cautionm-oney to the extent of 24•(00 florins. The new
regulations, like the old, declare that tl,e number of mar-
ried officers in any corps must not exceed one-sixth of the
whole.