The Express. — London, England, 1857-03-04 00:00:00

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Niel, bow, oaf orb) did, bete kapresil baps oa tie skires of is leas the I tared lb it Let re in soy, Y seabeds, that I ad M brasessbis ark= TM sr slaw timedeve le to hit sway by is rural Sow shies whisk re Ire bird bee ars *balm kir Is is lir, bet all Irk is rret: Ils led dhrrsir as bora ea the barres ti the toes. by; sd I sr arid *et rib is supper et thipaileet sad beseseate des--aprtiel ris—ars sub re set wellid b soy reb, sell wadi met be whose d tay emir asy inald—er Pre ere is di beer er I leer kap b many roe lobs art larteasiasty, ea Nada lair teajagrat la the bras perm rib as meaYW blber=l Nark I aim dr is brim adds rem wit b be arra* I baser sag d symity. ( L imitism) Mt. 01 toexplaby 8. , ma . b pa, airiTliat -- - liiiiimbotSir i ranttheaoldorit had alstsdar ha de= lUele be f e i so o : Vra e le c t ill at dr 1 bra lio daserbilt amid two npralmeed, rid whi.a, were" asp pi " almbeltie conduct.' (t!ar.) Led PALMIaIIreM-11101 I add wee, I thiak, that Po tit* her paler= awed lb elledat4 for lbs aims by *Ain as themes la peril= was Its natural MB 11 . #44___ 064144411 4 dr abbe. Mr. MAP= sr& to ds the Leasiont with ve sperhattort rook he bp et Or J. liberso oar= bar= Urea hdrelarL Me ermented epen odgerelve play wild dr puma sinbiderin Ind pew. is Tarr as Ina as la Ohba. mei iesdhed Pe beim pa. ded eslowelembe wilt Ip= peen to whist pat amidr hail. t hnesulable nerbet hen la am abedSa la - of IMMO 4U the aria be hat dr hem, ant ad.W lie Purim ha IN own dial ewer bed ism by asolant erabbstions wbh Naos of alhear ardirisro l bat wawa • =et play. rig ratfin es lide arriea woe nem eters= less tomerbler bleb &prod the retry, mil • lir atplitit SW rep it preereik Vto Mawr poselb. let die well lard set orb amplis la the eeplallst boa appal Os it. (Lori ehreleg.) Ille (IP biped tab bit oesstiarbe wadi errs hies If*, net,besherld le mat hew to aret via the sobs bed ea the bee b~ r Thebes. =retta Be alistald the be seethe paperer of the peed dta used pets. (China) No rehea—sew lease—China rep—amd Tarim labia. (Cheers) Thar Poe the alp on Idea the stele bid restos right fp spd to the eeneby se as bait et tad wards. Me bpi he beer word sot he • warint le haresed bff the urns of the sale del . si 4 h le uL p ) rhe i t wWwintrilie w = l ei ra t e t o =ry =t of au= hey will dot ed. %7 4 t h oteP ast are dreamt of Jerks, awl hp dews whirl, if set aboned, the snifter of the white they wee se=crosid nes la Prod rad pa Mc COBDEN theater le reply. The all tad War ebbed Pr his (Mr. Cello's) treahrat ef ble wee irlia (" Nate, hear," Pea the Met the aleirehl Utter.) Weald tir may ma beat of pa le nes ha the emir— ilaaelisr)—oare to proollin Or asks& ma of Pe belly interreptier lira, boars aldisagh he haw then weld boa try brie vase he the perassant, the rile ahem which le bed** bed thered thr are was aft same bete to the herear (Chem srl Welber.) The rile had sad be wa r d. Orden) d this prillsa. Thee IMO peps who stee that the sale Imre swam wen - aid shrep li e e la s i l l , sad ad be bed her armed be rasp el his his. (lensphr." Be (Mr. Oahu) bred an ere pipit 1112111416 Paths noble bed had rebel et ar drib Ye a Crmar, vim he week le mask bra aftrifiag le aw ma inveray asidese. Ni (Mr. Coldlit's) Ply rres the pure searies, wee le perele des bensets da eterley, tallersi ihr the laisters et llagiond Pee Is lieseassy eta these et the while weelL (Chum) Iflkame ad* baps, be (Mr. Oahe) trail net bar bb east; and he arid ail leseerehie prism= laid as Thew/ U that ern it my of Ink pare they owl sal aspect ha d = wadi ham h. (asp bee. It was Opp r oped Irmo ad PIP we taper If • go- VIIIMONIII'M Pie eld; lit he Mr. sewer lesser • drape a pornmest amt the lapis by It ; art It are yr • oht et usesemer , older the * bss. erea graft ( b. Diir Or Inn. prthres sew lit (Mr. weal on et Pi lirempar, and the an . timia be the withdrawal et the itair lare)—ard asp druid haws • bariles of tee rlllBl6 of apniante. (" Br; base," ad aims.) Ms sale Iced had earthast dela bed lbws le bit (Mr. whidt he i ck i ze pit; he there wee a la the rah= Peas XVI= bar 'Zi d dr aild is as CrA rr has be be essllllll the nib art he Asa& be rabic erellint binds hr ae errhy it he Me anie la seasep Ile PO hie maim l et veindla Pere art drib brader.) Me only Pas ess ouirsa ra Ishiispi et the hirstrebb asendor . he Beuibu 4 hid relably mptital LP Tbs bresemehb erl heat d trealta bad bib Ida Ie Irk dir Pig Pe theartet eif et aredlieb; lea tap or who havvesphbe at as mi M h ter abut fir her sell hoed pima real norrabat as new ter b strelb. at the 7•••••••••• Tram, et ilia UM hiatify we la bow Ism dr ebabern, bat on his hasp le "ppm *ebb warm Tr tot b a Asp tag; aril ram Irpersed se rehear; s ash art mai( was &este* spirt the AIM nrearlele = l ke ea the spire linde—tpeet area Pi la bail tod the heasiesderin ISM awes weer et art met- Mitato le Ob. CPIs) dished sea et hio blieerties to ars Ma sutures Is Ode► Ne meld weep the ler tnetsber N. Leaped—Wl bins be weld r ui t w ais alth . 4 ha nth he hall mai gab drib be wee not wise etas Meer. me he (Mr. Cab ileld wpbs,, he I/ he bed shred • Odr of Whet he Paw dastarephind kik atrosbnis be Chins tbs his. Emir read err rota aliw b her he elt dies nil ben NMI emplled to Mad Pon TM hessuatie thwart N. halted MI said tit this added drag be head fbaddlp, and r • seedina of hieS s raldaar he bet =as • bap al as Taws and ar• tad assiarel Pro imeheate, ad err be err to tee bear and madam as baba Is lam a the grawnstissa. Ile wail elk eep Is di 414. arty that be whirl Ms rear he le him ably with • raw to h e r raft of r awn He aped with the her an alit are apt Ise parties fl Pt hobs, bat Ns Wend are won snakes when it we as *ay at grey ma Insepeo dr rimy to the • limed sad emanates ere. (Mrs) The lyre thin dleided, visa thaw qpiered --- Per the motion Against it 247-16 Ihe onaouncesont of the sobers woo haikd with loud and protesotal cheering. The Mier orders of tie day haying been dirdoscd of, The home actiowsod 41 half-put 2 o'clock. ESTIMATES FOR THE REVENUE DEPARTMENTS. This morning the estimates for the Revenue Pa partmentp, effective and non-effective, for the year ending March 31, 1848, were issued. The state- Dung for 1837, as compared with estimates fur the like services in 1836, is as follows:—Effective charges (Customs): Salaries and expenses in 1836, 840,0011., in 1837 833,4821., showing an increase of 15,4811.; coast guard in 1836, 486,0281.; in 1857, nil (the charge basing been removed to the navy estimates); (Inland Revenue), salaries and expenses in 18.56, 1,439,2071., in 1837, 1,429,1331., showing a decrease of 30,0741.; Revenue Police, Ireland, in 1836, 63,0231., in 1837, 63,1201., showing l an increase of 951. ; (Post-office), salaries and ex penses in 1856, 1,740,4831, in 1857, 1,868,1811., Mowing an increase of 127,6981. The non-effective 'charges consist of superannuations, compensations, &c., of the Customs, Inland Revenue, and Post Office, which in 1836 were nil, and in 1857 amount to 483,1601., they having hitherto been defrayed ken the gross revenues collected, but are now re moved therefrom by the 19th and 20th Viet. c. 59. The total increase of the Estimates for 1837 as com pared with 1836 amounts to 110,3221. (sllell LAST 1110 Ift'S 0 A1t171.) LORD CRAIDIERLAIN'M OFFICE, FEE. 19.—Natba is hereby &in, tint Ina Royal Highness Prime Mom will, by las date et Ist bold a Levet at IL Jusses Poise, ea What of bar , es Thad* Ile 12th of Medi asni. at two *Week. Fo FO is —ms Gum ins bora pada* to le in ifflllb ," s Mal Work Esq.. aim le bit • awoke at lib le be essiten le ler MAW* at el !bpi, mid Ansi= nem, Illtarer sonsury sob., mapierg= time at dr Her" le sporetley to hir libjesty's at Liam. Fosztox-omas, MAICH 2.—The Qom ] r Ism .„„i sukr Ifir Jahn Maass Comp. tr. I.C.l6iie ber Rye's army swisamikary Wawa are Thad /Mr d Anodes, to be far ••••••• Ikor ••inmeirry Ind WOWS. pint potential? to et • ers. _ _ TapiatraT, !Zs: ta-TT. Lai Oimaisoloatas et lee Mapestys Toeiney tom amidst Thomas depts. Fog., Ile be a blobs Isr Ilimaiha of • fithey of the portraits of parr aident r Peak Way ia the rocs of the Earfof Ifirmarso, ILO, ilessonL Czowx-orm; Mmicz . 3.--kirsibre Mori to Ali: tome oemey of Lim* orb ern Thollight Ha& hem loon SAM NI or ma, corm* WM Lied Mr Nam" is the of Clothe Coca Jim Was" ismascar and Mai et Gmbh sow Di of Redeo/. semotool Is the Haw el Piero A anions controversy on piper is going an in the awls lhilsegthi Jleiipmat. Winn' the well•keeths Plesibus irithase. thaw 47latkotat. hew do lmas will pod enema the were ef the morel, civil, awl pilled emendpilen dim od es wawa P 1111•1116111, la teM p er . e thth do diodes ot Mina fierissart ad* Is the lamed sublime of kre ea. whith limigg swift as to ind onsadd kr Ihs 11. MINISTERIAL DEMI r. THE DIVISION LAST NIGHT. CHINA. Order read, toe remeinty adjourned dehate on trusties 1251 h pArrrf7," That We lour Ws bear. 4 with camera of gimewhich have wowed bettrem e th e B r and loathed*, In the Cunha 0". en d, w ithout ee . =mot "Wok r Is the . o ltt'At to which the govern- CUBA Ws_ emtrat'.4 to thi. country muse of th• . I 'a-fulfilment of the treaty of l e T i ri thOwnealleidoll toot the papers which hero hem laid the talk OW Oa washtub eatiatitetory grotands kw violent maithet oesoetad to at C'reton to the late ado d fh MooW Cobeles)—Qatation wain pro. mead: Debate maimed: The home divided—Ayer., 203: Vati.ltf. . Finlyright liberal members voted for Mr. Cobden's moo ldass, and against the government. They sre :—Mr. Aka* Right Hon. Sir T. Haring, Mr. Jas. Bell, Mr. T. Bellew, Mr. G. Bowyer, Mr. J. Crook, Mr. Dunlop, Mr. W. J. Fox, Viscoont Goderich, Host. A. Gordon, Mr. J. Greene, Lord R. Grosvenor, Lord Haddo, Mr. Hadfteld, Hon. C. Banbury, Mr. Hayworth, Sir J. Hogg, Mr. T. Kennedy, Hon. P. J. King, Mr. Ling, Mr. Lalett, Dr. Layard, Mr. W. S. Lindsay, Mr. J. Locke, Mr. McMahon, Ms. MeMther, Mr. Wan, Mr. Murrough, Mr. Otway, Sir J. Paxton, Mr. A. Pellatt, Sir T. H. Perry, Mr. J. G. Phdlimore, Mr. Pilkington, Mr. J. Ricardo, Mr. Roebuck, Lord J. Russell, Capt. &obeli, Mr. J. B. Smith, Mr. Starkie, Mr. M. Sullivan, Mr. R. Swift, Mr. G.Thomp son, Mr. Tits, Lord H. Vane, Mr. G. Vernon, Mr. Warner, Mr. W. Williams. The government also loom the votes of the Peelites an thin invasion. The ayes include the Right Hon. R. Cardwell, Mr. Gladstone, Right Hon. Br S Graham, Right Hon. S. Her bert, Mr. Racial Palmer, Mr. R. J. Phillimore. Oa lite sambaed, twenty-In Conservative mamba' sup port the Willy, via.:—Mr. Antrobaa, Mr. W. Beckett, Mr. 0. W. Bestinek, Marquis el Blnudford, Mr .J. Butt, Lord W. H. Chohnondeley, Sir C. H. Coots, Mr. E. Denlams, Mr. H. Drummond, Mr. E. C. Egerton, Viscount Emirs, Mr. CC 0. Harcourt, Mr. G. F. Heneage, Mr. T. B. Honda, Mr. Kendall, Mr. Ct. C. Leigh, Mr. Masten:nen, Sir Jeia Owls, Mr. 0. F. Robertson, Viscount Bandon, Sir W. Smyth, Cutout Smyth, Loud A. V. Tempest, Mr. Tollimmalm, Sir J. Troll. RI/TAL INSTITUTION OP ()MAT BRITAIN.—AI the arJ ilbonthllmeetimi of this institution, holden Monday, Marra Witham Pole, Esq., M.A., F.R.S., treasurer and t in the chair • Edward Richard. Adams, Esq., ; Bleat-Col. F. St. Legrr Alcoeke• Arnett, M.D. LILL • Maier Lewis Burroughs • , Ain Chilton, Esq. ; 'gored cougar, Esq. ; Charles Alfred_ =.q. ; Rev. letert Everest, F. 0.8., F. Mist. S. ; Frolevirli Gray, Esq.; Thom Winona ; Raps, y Ba PW g., M.A. • lberVirabath C. C. Lase ; Gump Martha, ; Jobs ' ldsnit * lf i (... a ! Dr. Al ondt Bey. =I N ATtr, d ing. Alexandre Terullne, Ern • l Willi... TreMse, lag,. Mrs. Sarah Tonalionn ; Mined Vivian, Eq • Midierd Bray & Vyvynn,Ze W. 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COBDEN'S first resolution hoe been adopted by a majority of 263 to 247. We accept this de cision. The overwhelming preponderance of reason and eloquence on the side of jw-ticv and humanity would have amply compensated for a smaller me. jurity. The first stage of this discussion has now 1 1 closed. The time for criticising past mismanage- Iment is over ; the time to struggle for future repa ration has come. An argument—if it can be so called—that ap pears to hare much weight with the apologists of the bombardment of Canton is, that hai big begun we must go on. As they enounce the proposition it in morally monstrous; but there is a vague notion or sentiment at the bottom of it that in not unworthy of attention. What they would say, if they under stood clearly their own meaning, is nearly as follows : —" The conduct of our Plenipotentiary in China in that of a man who is either weak or wicked, or both. The bombardment of Canton is a crime—and more than that, it is a blunder. But its effect has been to rouse in the spirits of the Chinese a thirst for revenge, which will infallibly lead them—if indeed it has not done so already—to outstep all limits of allowable retaliation. We cannot leave our countrymen in China—who arc no parties to Sir JOHN DOW RING'S blunder—to suffer from this state of affairs. We cannot abandon them to the venge ance of the Chinese." This is true; but it does not follow that the only way to extricate our country men from their perilous situation is to persist in the injustice and impoliey which placed them in it. A more logical inference from the premises is that it is the duty of the English Government to adopt such • course of action as will ensure the rescue of our countrymen in China by means consistent with justice and humanity. This is the question to which Government, the Legislature, and the general public ought to direct their attention, without loss of time. The character of what has been done in China has been sufficiently discussed; what we have now to consider is, what ought to be done next. There is not a moment to lose. Hesitation, inaction on the part of Government, will allow the horrors which are already being enacted in the Canton river to increase in magnitude and inveteracy. And no English Government, after the five nights' debate in the House of Commons, will dare to pursue unaltered the policy of Sir Joux DOWDING. D. is for Government to determine what is to be done. It is for Parliament to ineld upon knowing what the determination of Govern ment is, in order that it may be able to decide whe ther that determination deserves to receive its sanction. It is not for us to improvise a scheme of policy in such difficult circumstances ; yet we may be allowed to indicate some which ought to have weight with Government in deciding on the coarse it is to pursue, and with the Legislature in deciding whether it can sanction the course pursued by Government. The first of these considerations relates to the per ions who are to act for England in China. In this inquiry Mr. Consul PARKES may be left out of the question. The brusquerie of his letters to TER cer tainly did harm, but that evil might easily have been counteracted had he been kept in his proper place. Mr. PARKES—it is obvious from his whole career since he was first appointed to Foo-chow-foo-- is a gentleman who stands ou exceedingly good terms with himself, but who possesses talent, energy, and information. Ile would, in short, be a awful instrument in the hands of a man who knew how to manage him. The responsibility for what has happened at Canton lies not with Mr. PARKES, but between Admiral SEYMOUR and Sir JOHN BOMRING. What the amount of the Ad miral's responsibility may be it is impossible to way until his instructions are produced, and Government ought to be compelled to produce them. But unless the instructions hare been of an utterly nnprece dented kind, it will be impossible to acquit Admiral SEYMOUR of, at the least, undue predpitancy. It is true that there are cases in w hich an Admiral may be called upon to strike a blow at once; but it is clear that the affair at Canton was not one of these. Until he interfervd, there was no danger either to the lives or to the property of the English at Canton. The question at issue there wee one which might with perfect safety have been re ferred to the decision of the Home Government, and I ought to have been referred before such an extreme measure as the commencement of hostilities was adopted. As to Sir JOHN Bt" KING, there can be no doubt as to the part he has played. It is no more than all who knew his antecedents might have anti cipated. Sir Jottx throughout his earlier career evinced a quick perception of individual facts, without any capacity to grasp them as a whole. lie was utterly devoid of manly firmness of (ha rater. His extraordinary command of languages, and his fumy pushing forward of his own personality, secured him employment. But even his best friends felt painfully that his occasional usefulness was sadly marred by his preposterous and puerile vanity. That vanity has been strengthened by the important post he was promoted to fill in a remote country, where there was no one to cheek his follies; and it has at last so overmastered him as to plunge him into a course of action that must go far to obliterate all remembrance of his past s erv ices. From this review of the more prominent actors in the Canton tragedy it appears to follow clearly that neither of them can be employed in the arduous task of putting an end to the hostilities which they have commenced. It may be added that they have shown themselves utterly inadequate to estimate the adequacy of the means at their disposal to the attainment of the object they had in view. Some statesman of deeper fathom than either is required for that arduous task. A second consideration relates to the persons with whom an English Plenipotentiary in China shall transact business. It doe,, not appear how anything can be gained by his negotiating with any authority below the highest. The attack upon Canton—be it justifiable or not—is necessarily an attack upon the Sovereign of China. If to pull down the flag of a barge or a lighter be an unpardonable offence to a nation, what must it be to throw shot and shells into a city? The Viceroy of Canton and the English Plenipotentiary are parties to the quarrel, and cannot act as arbiters upon it. More than this : the supreme Government of either country, when it delegates the task of arbitration to any Minister, ought strictly to prescribe the mode and conditions of set tlement. On both grounds it appears advisable that the English negotiator should be clothed with full powers, and that he should be instructed to address himself immediately to the Court at Pekin. There are, no doubt, difficulties in the way of adopting such a course ; but only by its adoption can a satisfactory settlement of the Canton difficulty be arrived at. No subordinate authority can guarantee a final arrangement. The time, too, appears propitious for a direct appeal to the supreme Government in China. It is clear that the pressure of the rebels has induced it to make unprecedented concessions to Russia svith reference to the frontier of the Amur; and fear of seeing itself placed at the mercy of that colossal neighbour may render the counsellor. of the Chinese EitrEtton more dis posed than hitherto to cultivate a good under standing with other Powers. The considerations which ought to guide the de• vision of our Government with refe;fice to the Chinese question are too numerous to be exhausted in ono article. We will return to the subject; but before quitting it for the present we must again urge the necessity of prompt and decided action. It is all very well for a free people to censure freely the misconduct of their Government in the past ; but that is less than half their duty. They owe it to themselves to take good guarantees for its better behaviour in the future. The national honour de. viands that our Government should not be allowed to enact in China the part which it has compelled Russia to desist from attempting to enact in Turkey. fix Court. Her Majesty and the Prince left Buckingham Pa lace yestentay afternoon fur Windsor Cade. The Queen Prince Albert were accompanied by the Prince of W. the Primer* Royal, Prince Arthur, Prince Leopold, the Princedom Alice, Helena, and Louisa, and were attended by Lady Churchill, Lady Caroline Hon. Eleanor Stanley, lion. Levis. Goedoe ll , -th at Tabley, Colonel the Hon. C. B. Phipps, Sir Edward Bowater, Mr. R. Ormoby Gore, Lord Charles Fitzroy, and Captain the Hon. D. de Roo Her Majesty and the Prince were conducted to their cam Mtge by , tho Marquis of Bnadalbane, the Marquis of Aber corn, Lord Ernest Bruce, Viscount Torrington, and Colons! Seymour, C.D. The royal party left the Palace at twenty-flue minutes before four o'clock in siz carriages, escorted by a detachment of Light Dragoon., for the Paddington terminus of the Groat Western Railway. WINDSOR, Trasnaz. Iler Majesty and Prince Albert, with the Priem ef Wake, the Princes. Royal, and the Princess Alice, Emil dr royal children, attended by the ladies and in waiting, arrived at the Castle about twenty minutes before Svc o'clock this afternoon. The royal family travelled from London by a special trait on the Great Western Railway. Ptinee Albert visited the Duchess of Gloucester, at Gloureater-house on Monday afternoon. Sir Alexander Spearman Ed an interview with the Chan cellor of the Exchequer yesterday, at his official residence in Downing -street. The Judienl Committee of the Privy Council sat yesterday. An appeal Cargo ex Gemini° " (part heard), Prue Court, was continued. Hie Royal Highness Prince Albert visited her Royal luxes the Duchess of Gloucester, at Gloucester House, on Monday afternoon. The Duchess of Somerset has arrived at the Cla. tendon, from Storer Howe, Newton Abbott, Derotushise. The Marquis and Marchioness of Donegal and family have arrived at their new noidenee in Grosvenor square, from Ireland, for the season. The Earl of Hardwickc aniwed in town yesterday, horn Wimpole Hall, Cambridgeshire. The Countess of Jersey and Lady Clementine Villiers arrived in town yesterday, from Middleton Park. The noble earl is expected in town to-dap. Viscount and Viscountess Villiers are expected in town to-day, from Middleton Park. Viscountess Palmerston has issued cards for an assembly on Saturday next. Lord and Lady Raglan are staying on a visit to the Earl Beauchamp, at his lordship's seat, Spring Hill, Lord Panmure has taken the mansion in Chedtam plate, late the residence of Lord John Russell. Lord Crewe has left the Clarendon, for eras Rail, Cheshire. Lord and Lady Lilford are still at Lilford Paik. Northamptonahire, and will not come to town until diet Easter. Sir Roderick and Lady Murchison entertained a select circle at dinner at their residence in Belgrave-aguara, list evening. Her ladvahip "received" in the evening. The Hon. Mr. Justice Macdougall has len the Clamidon for the Priory, near Douglas, isle of Man. CONSECRATION.—The New Church of the Holy Trinity, Parr Mount, in the pariah of St. Helen's, in tie county of Lancanter, wan consecrated eon chapel of can to the pariah church by the Bishop of Chester on Thunday nat. It contains sitting, for nearly 700 persons, almost the whole of which are free" for the use of the poor MUM tante of the district, for whose especial accommodation the church has been erected, by means of funds provided by voluntary subscriptions aided by gown from the societies for budding new churehes. A sermon wee preached by the Whop in ad of the funds, for the purpose of discharging the balance due from the building couthottee, and a collection made amounting to &it. r f:10.