The Express. — London, England, 1857-03-07 00:00:00

THE WEEKLY PRESS. THE CHINESE DEBATE 4ND ITS ISSUE. (Eros the Ikeneease) We tnutkly and unreluetaatly admit both the Sasaki d the dilemma in which pa:barna Ina placed, ad ties unsoritrctol abuser el lbs bets and asstarbile et the weir car beim it. It was almost leopards to Asher the matter without drier= sad inearring serious Men... It was waft improollik, to arid debating it wither a lembetion dam at the moat obvious duties of a eastsoDbig sad govoraing amertily. lentsbes, on whom &POMP' the heavy esmonsibilitiss of sedan, and inde pendent sad orsciestior member of parliament, who weld set bat look at the moral cc appereat Emir of the eses, awe alike ta a rabies of grave perplexity. If rainielses blamed and derrtad their fi t ` tims in China 100 meting is • trailer which they them selves, it corselted, probably rear would have mactionscl, sad which, *ging by the beta as partially known to as, weral apes to anima swortm, they might possibly be in err; smi at ail arra would greatly canbarrom and era plicate the with at Caron, and by drouregiag the Saga& and inoveroging the Chinese, might bring the most freada hie Amgen on those who looked to them for probectisa, snd who at the very moment might to strugirllog for their vent. rd g ea the ether head, they moolval to arum the spearbillty et what had bemire • fait eroompli, sad to jet* and 1111111608 proordisp which their blarilol3oMS bed act remand, sad which unimiably, r as as yet apiary ware not ties front law or doubt (to my the Yost), —they pissed themehr to the awkward sad painful prodinuntrit of rein to dread what it wee err they cad sot rattily appenar-and thus gave • resat and roar advantage to their Arks and satmpaire at here. Apia, brut warm by that lb Ira Bow ring and Card Piers append to have mood hastily and Mistily, sad, berme just that throb mods dguerrl with the Ahem to hose there or sad debere coat tor kissing the arm' to as prim then mire rd tbetr onintry an the wrong by a mislidto, though tree might be no retake st an as to the stabalantial mesas of the rms. Yet. to orderia them drab whst Mel der, and the grarsrant at hers br eeppares who it wen doss, would not enly be to lam rd AA sal eerier aderdet by playing the pro d our easereu bat weri-behre the world dirge, where the WAN eta ipar Sea se always rwriooked—lie squirmier to csakerag the, It the geared with the Chimes authorities (act real this adeerelde lochs, bat Aar their whole rashest term& us), they re right sad re sr wog—reith every me Mime or rows to be the very tarsus of the truth. his eat sr- Firs theme" that ben sb ook! savor have been • dio arra In orb erre mas and wise men bit se wkly Imbed as to the borne they ought to loid end the roes they ought es ghs. • • • • • The Ares r pealimeat, sad the Melia at the Her at Coamer—ers V merest by the ems** on weal — will mar the bribe sera et the poseurent in trio realer hit ot dinertis, rd weakness ad a little the per midi. et the earrader-irediet fie piedgebsdoW g• slay Ned sr lopreseere or terrires the ereneL Wider* apparesed, r army de, list dam the armee .1116 alb Wren sad meld= hawse held by sway smembor et the mortice A RAF imperil thrives rtheierepere la tree pets; ter the mar arl dot anise eat this am wry out Sri roblesereate es AI piss spiv shim sad thaw at Area By the hr seceerx it apparel thee the hestWty ad 111■911111k• d the Marx both of Carr mil Haag Km (rd mere wry at ilkoper nurse), hod method ke bight, sad hal led to the err swasgser ad lerbiesas pressallep-co sereirties, preerem rd herlierim. Ot erase sr cearryrea were ea the al=t, sad bag brae the orate if this ma hero sea be Irma them the As A her prod, sad the blew will hew him or bra seerad. Ire sew the Mere will have More Wear worst ; but, mugs and umerepaleas ae they era rid lbw la same se ere the larereas ens erageorhom we do not lost say greet epreharier r to the rank Ot erne rem will be • depiershis bed pro perty, eel we for eery Mrs ca lea err A he loot Ace • deal argarasit et the greet ; bat pew tar It hes begs—erl seer t blear It mot bar COMBIPIO Inn thee win lis senieoted sad .sided to to prodade the re emir der we epee reering to the Aare saber et ell reprou HOROSCOPE 07 HZ OILYERAL ZLECTIOY. Chen tl. lipectator.) Lard Palsrestan's hick does not desert bias even dwelt: rat are milehrres t arlinery Ira to hire berme oppertaaiiiie, and kb birds 'peek with mewing embhar net or seenend It le • puke wisehento that in appeal to the apastry bo made ea this Chia gees den, ire the net mina of white the yea try is se Ode Awl es It is Mel to War. It drain era as • rural abides without • genteel ray. ld tide eater ideliney ▪ are an egged will be fib men by every bided mean Peen by Yet et width Leal rehearses is for the time the hauL >W dithealtion based, me 111110SL 11. be mot yet Ira able to =pieta Is sstimair sad • tbeateas as with • mallorann et lege es prikare, .trio by an items lax War then thd by the Torrpotandsed belga et Mt Wes then dr, hem rat "bra dews the het neriaing rag Id all aid Rehm beam ;" stands he sot beimal is no berg Itatelift by he seta to the arthetha Waal gory ; end hr be net filliftelld WI dot tits we bin edging! ofromator r Lord Pabeemba lee twerriarky to •it ilegoidied pert la esallisle erreard by 'dre g bid lame Odra bre oat bees kb moder. Dare& reitises bested by Metered elf " hook prairie oil as holm mob to Mak spelel Mka& Talmentes lee trebled WENN Imes with the rotas at penes then the vales at Maim; bat be bars that Are an to be gorserd through their weeknear rather Y. rakes= b to fryer at bao bab, a Zeilardm sr • Ilelemmie battler ensagemeat ; sal he le me ark • bernewier ea tee Er es he is • issionist ea the Danube. His war at • nadir fir epardeas tiorardo mires leaves • sold to his reirl d gialides, which, with rierel Indieseition, to expend la he orbs derientia• ea Hr. Leer IMO Cowry Tramthies modem It the emir had amilard,the pike Wed bane band that the Promise kr Pamir Ala; left abhor • war or • are ea lea& bed r timetisa b perm; sad the issidere benrame at the ries art he,. perked • settled dimenter. The melt et the Mir de bate mar= hia to go to the marry beer he Ir campirdy amorrai the polkaed askednies it the Cabinet. Wrong r ffir Jobs Throrbse web preeMy t *lst iw, mireableilly i diereetitm end bed pass, lbws an soma sad they an lathreid, who toseatth• baba of Lord Paimenton's opperais to linear et the Ober amlagabot arra mirelmatu Paimeraton is lthadalte the ineastribei Is Ida eletandiagbyreharimate; sad ea links k pig& symptidas with that Mikado at darer -rues. The Mame asses newel= • sear it riled= et the .Neer ad • Cobden er • Oinetsee with the new elves lord," es If they use rebinad abeestr far [the ugly bluer spirt lbalhires. Than lee bees a ...radiate "—brand to Emile idles— Jobb • bran sad seacemtal minater, tampion of right away egalastemr, made', Dloradi, sail Oblates. Nettie Yee been same evident in the Mates it Ws anon flea the perm salthert et the retry paten la their rear leader, ad *dr growing inellastion to Lard Pal merston, r " Sara, yet prattleally emanative, Idruitthe very bed becalm it • corer, gralemen—so terse they cea r.. lb my Folk somewhat by dr awak ened fookag at the waft *AIL The alreambetee suable Lord Palmeri& te ride to the hasthige ea the BMWs IJas; Gad la Mask at • political ratkai be clot gob the opostir gra the gratin at haw& ZWelingtoa addend Rabat Peg, ocatimpirting retiremar at the does of ht rest week to this be shush ge to the 'emery epos so other grass but " Pat ," and the ivies prosier al 1657 aside ao bar then the grabs Palmorrat." The madden samelebe W Melt ea the way threshold et be isippeeed Valley. Jut se Hr. Mark tried to We amidat fir Iloosif fly darribig the reduction of the th eme tr. which the goverameat spordaneoualy relbered, Cori Derr errs his asks for the (volition ashy to and that k wait do. It might be got up apwirt Palmereica, it week sot arm for erwp padre pupae. The tries am, Tedbm may agree le:dhithe the beret governmeat, it whit meld try agree a ete worth taking &beat P Noe is it may Or me hew the NM arid nay NMI together. lit Sara Grebes lee eiready andeipated the *bra that he agigsi Math' torir ead dealmedbirit arra with • ItSradepsakat rat, though be bee am en to besible cow lkfoosio the prele-peot-furs. Db. Order doss not ash' sleek Wird to swift la • tredidstel Moth. That 16 701sietana, nth lb ream almost hustled metier as the sabgat et ran be mbar d sherds arra, ble pram alhotka fer the budget et MA irk labour diPIWO tarer et ezeismost epithet salaistren is Wei- HOW ; bat be would be Wiling man Imbed be the take then a sew " persona." • gond dation mil meat ernsialy this the meaty realm of the Peeline— the lost mate ere elrendy asseeL The militias is a Mare eves at the mown whoa Ind Derby, is soy wens, moires thst le might in wont, if the nopesties were dram sow& lle will have to maws his aides end man sixes. Bat we have already ksewn what a Derby WSW In as with a sapped majority. We sew that it mold only Whir dice en the credit et imagined iNIFFOTO• pokey, sack as Ile obstatioael desigas—to stop all maks of that kind. The gonersl denies will mot Mime as of the premat Moms of Cowmen bin velum bows familiar with its Wirier Mama" end its thoroughly dieorgeaked toadies& Than we wee them one MISS it Its dagesersay, bet the compionne came was that the goverweat which appseled to the onalryiale&l did so opens Wm nee. The immediate mosegsseee ins that comenstives were elected who were nawatipsion enough or stupid enough to econt the Was ; it teen* together we who did sot respect, as did sot variant's/, the policy d their leaders: and those Maw ban boa punished by that hindering sea thins diserlisa es " prelesteat" pomade which led their soldiers into Lad relreerstoes we Will the now How of Common be on better in them reenets? We have no wawa that It will. The tar at ccennerciel sad political morels bag not yet as far recovered as to wedge s very striageat isinnea over the mews of a wend elec tion. No law will be presentable to the county, end it will be a Bow of Commons elected without • par pow. The sort at ma sent doers to the country to be retained, when the constituencies me sot already provided with ended conviction ead tried condi , dotes, will be each se woad accept so Isom, or say ; sad "the BMWs" is whose was the nut hoses will be !ri sottos will probeldy have to beer the retribution for the sea of its birth be sew snob vadatlfol behaviour as the tones ram* In a future Ism The womiorful cellecticen of i delpertmerstal mamma, whirl Violaters were emprpressd te I Me Mimed mother during dlis mese, wle Dever am the Horbt. Do nolacial policy of country Al main in abysms for sem oodles larger, and Inn Mom preposod for the reform of Wm farm orgasimmion must be deferred until altar the eistimstes Me Ms voted. In those sad may ather ways we MR mew hem the vote of Monday might: and yet, while we regret the oxasica, we *Me that the doh - berate yoke of puilsamit has pro soma spirt video* and opprealo@. Mr efameder of England in the eyes of the world would have been gravely compromised, had not her reprematetives ropediated the wrong which hod beat dome by her repreeentative and roc timid by her goverment. We accept the resolution of Tmeday s an emphatic de claration that ornament will not rano the nag of England to be maimed by a policy of wanton aggreasion. The warding ma 'needed, sad will be me to rodeo whole- KUM teat is time to mos. English consuls and mi nisters is Maim Mato required to be taught the lesson that they an not at liberty to nes the power of their comary to gratify lady indignetion or learr-sherishad Moms of agmedes. If our roprommatives Mood Icon from this vote d the Nom of Commons to an the large disoretioa which is uscemrily entrusted to thou with • little snore cookieratios for MM., and for the rights of *thee nations, we any derive from Lord Pahnorstmes diecondlture admieges more them commensurate with any mischief that is likely to now from it. Before the wanton attack on the Chime, the fiery anal of ow agents in tho United States, in Limn, and elsewhere, bad, during Lord Palmerstais career a• Trims Minister, imelven us in disputes which refuted no credit on the country. The con damnation of the Coates procoolinp may area to chock this myosins spirit, and to Murton the time when we shall not be always in hot water, and almost always in the , wrong. have sitpwireed. Bat lt will terve the opponent preeder he the day. " Eng- Ihh" halm wlll nay mat the comparor of the Crimea, the thmennow of Naples, the protector of an await public serve& ; mad he is not the man to take • bow pities on the reliesombling of pwlia immt. The Pemba &Realty is already settled by the Web( of the trusty with Ferekk Lb& in Paris, and on terms that will deprive Yr. Dimwit d that " cry," ben at the Imams. lam high personsem is to be mat oat to Coates, with • widest force and full powers to settleevery thing,thnemsparwring the Bowling dilicelty without directly rsealling the mem Tin, aceording to the horoscope el the kopetal Xiniebriellste, will the Woe of the appeal to the mandry be immanmeal, sod the bnoyant member foe Tha lia be ems waft( up to the Tabery-bench amid the *ewe el am ezehing irderity. At lea& Pabnerston will be able to suds the that brief sentssr semi& of the new paella- Mail the catharsis of hirpolitical carom Bat bayed that list sight—ca the farther side of that peremal nessess—whet be three? Ask Zabel. Mach will &pled apes the made& of the liberals properly so call& The pans& is • bid I. thes • which may be most wholesome in its Illbets. Muth will depend upon their erespleace of the mead opportunity sow open to than. There art no brills& allies to be performed, but thin are pub& intemets to be served; end if Meals be arts& to ape apes what they may sad ara do tr the wilantima ef pub& erbium, the party will do facto mime ma to ewe Y arias. lamemithe nay demob for " re tremehmeb," and ea. like Mr. Cobden, Sot a cheap premier ; bet, without thus selling • soma maim& policy to the blind isbealism of 1816, used Men& ass agree upon a eoetrae • ?dorm which would maw up the narrow &gimp ing policy. They am demos* se& a revision of our woken, civil sod Wilsey, se wield equally prevent ahem lib the Lees and Cardigan prebrement, or the DUNGY sod Tulle& neglect, and would swam are Abbot revise for the money. "They es demod that oar Milan ribber &A be be wily beset, bat abrrebserd carielsmt with English *do.. They an &mud such a Mrs le pregrembe rehomm se shell be &tided by taking ammesi with pnblis minim And in the spoutansous ac - empanel of thaw ereteheriede, the liberal party would once mare aver*, It. oalstemes sad win its way to public enddenes. THE EXPRESS, SATURDAY -EVENING, MARCH 7, 1867. the end of that perderity. And se itlem peva a i for • doe as • weir minister, Its b 11 et hinted( as • pease Wane. telt Oh of pitta, art pitta, a Mims* aims d the applientith d Mimed goindnise all rand la il e one did warms lifires,ii* the odor. Ilia Led ralmmodem merit is he or W de es a peace mildelar was mos thou rinpftear add disendle make e 4 whille lea thas le dm Ihms VIM amp* d vise eat anal ball landese lane ail wely wan wllls maw bona 11406 *aft nine en 6 pene pilaw% It wadi le Mhay s eaft apiary, assosiag le the snis and walls d mimed seas. Them wigs as semolom an width Ms Wien appeaere neenitp ape paidsagwen 616 ail led to • peepenee et his paper Ow poesy. The an no when be aid flea twalter the sody wing dirt par. The wee ne dra illll. Nem its hid aeasal flale anal pelsainesa eel bean ▪re nelle and. wowed handle Meld= IMil barged hleareassuan and it was anticipated that he wail alma Ihe lsale• manna the wavering, pad* the limonothed, an alas nay to the mated, by a hook aspollon cif his dews and lbw. NOWg of to kind was is. His Yams mparaisd so Ipmemet se they had ISMS tegener. Of nee lhe ihelhelha award rather this nisi At ▪ amenseasse dha Wok One ens • and accedes. I.llthodidie Ohm we. anny Lean sp. Again be Nowiewri fhe raw of the inie vend; bat again they were reweined, not to any M. ennattation, not le say Nat ispositbs, but Rim* Is lei them there we sad to give thasevegreandommoisdkutstionstoresist. once. Well, this aserhatenhyerinninelly, *Mae Mite rem& and e mob dimppeinienont as the flimmor. Bar dry of these wits rase to his la Dewninireboot dki art remain to vele in the UM. Notlimg was dams is eel. date ur inVil(611110 the Rent party. This will tea denoweer dap. Publk Nib, perhaps, cannot produce •ma who I. wile to hold together a party sang enough to support a government by the mere force of personal confidence; and if such a man there be, certainly that moo is not Lord Pal meretist. The time was when Lord Palmerston poaoemed a European reputation fur liberalism. The patriots of the Continent looked to him so their friend end champion. They fancied they saw on his shoulders the mantle of George Canning, who unyoked Great Britain from the ear of the Italy Alliance. But European liberalism end British sympathy have both been skkened by some thing worse than hope deferred ; they have both been embittered by dimappeingeent. The war dialed with no such recognition an bed bee entkipsted, and almost promised, of the deg it Met pm since the close of the war the Austrian pad, Oa role le is •Nettisa party in the British Howes ef Onweee4 beam pospland by drawing dower end tighter dr Wan& Meek lila hold us to that engine. govern/mg& Iftly has beam ad& shouldered. Even Piedmont has bed hot a " hd3theoll fellowship." The reosaintranom of Lind Jelin Rowell has elicited nothing but ambiguity end maka. Our intervene ties far the Neepulnas hes seepansi Y ate. Swine ten se Lea to dna ant as lea elms vary. We ems apes= awards Pain et Chan Oa the Noble thalami la Ihe wait oboe al Own we ere Insplas tan the hunk allkestilennal Sapet el Tenn , Now, se els apron inn pia hes always hen Or Areal de /Wank of Led Tahmomisdo aliothers, this alb et things in alike miserable es a proepeet at ass renewed. Na is the matter much mended, if we look !coda condition melee country as • military power, in that mope in which nee it is desirable she should be • military power, namely as per sensing at all times the nucleus, ready for manias, d on efficient force fur the purpose of defence or dimes. In some particulars, no doubt, • degree dreg reform he ban accutnplished ; but very little In what is nowt amentiaL Them ben been no plutheation of the Horse Othels. Tb Waders, of the late war have been subject to as rebelled rebuke. The criudaala of the Crimea are covered waken:us, The chain rounnasion at Chelsea sheltered the whole sway d flotadils and braggadueimi. Sir John ll'Neill sad Caked Tedloch have had the compliment of lagging and empty words, and been insulted by the offer of 1,00 1 31. s-pies on an " equivalent" fur aerobe. which the country justly regards as inestimable. That rotten rag of ancient corruption, the silo of connuisnions, still remains se sacred se V it woe the veritable robe of the Virgin Mary. Though the merits of Lord Pontotoc, in width Lord Palmerston him an undoubted right no be conjoined, ought to be chesithily acknowledged and will appreciated, yet then is no smith' that this mw of Ause is to be toadied is with twee dips. Military jobbery i, mighty le this eesatey. Ita a andiels of the houses of parliame n t, which is going the awed the papers, we are told that in the Ones at Lan these II admirals, 2 naval mai" i Islinsesiaa Swwe al s, I lieutenant general, 6ae 11Pimeenle, 33 nark • beatemant-eoloncla, I ogre; add the resei ntale7i a they have the com mand of as elitia, 77 loniasomo d °maim, 117 deputy and via-lieutensette ; cal. be the House of Comeene. 41 admiral*, 2 eminseadrets, 3 naval cap tain., 3 gee eel, 1 liestemenifseenseele 6 major-gene , vela, 23 coked% SS beat. -calensit, 23 Inkier., 64 military captains, 13 Ithernmeta, 6 amen ; sad, again, taking the militia topaia• $ lei leantatats of counties and 273 Dig* l'lnlieraleana err limo ate independent el a greet maxim et Raw ism wilts are sold out, or resigned thus mordmisme And, ire this 100 was formed, thus have bra sillisaa Y as Lower Hones at tan ; bet Innen arann are d W W compliance in such a misdeals. Mach a clue blithest is the legislature is ray dm two thong for the paha lalimn It Is too strong mho la be ansemandly grappled with by the strongest of protelde siderisiffinffielea. It Is enweel also by a mighty ;ammo es et lee. The prombr who should vigoe rood, exempt to raise I within proper limits read whoa at bat, sod he a long time, upon pantry defeat; he bald throw himself upon the conntly for support, aid the country would rally rood Mo. That Lord l'aiworstes should have throws down the wristlet te this giesdie pewee is what I certainly Wig as eseenlea win hie is wee big. It would haw has gin= le de se; haft hafts a heroism not to 1 In snide& or signing hi kis dornmsibliwth Neverthelea, assert& bow hems an ihn he aeon say diepoell alnas leg an ehe shertearage dl6 ppeannat la Army aast le nine annal the noes et the ging elindha elislare boa iskihita ima/_ed nee6 b pan et "Bens feel" ra ins /meek tbar pay akar seil weal err 6e govern :Nolo /wily baths, they Ind IMhei M arena* mil pally a Fenn Ike Oran' @taw church thaw owl thins that are boa =nib entbraosil by Paiwithiendth plemesge. Nara& that which pliers lane badman lbentle. It any be that low chime be moth eaMwswt Os WM elan. than either high ahmtiorleaEwa; yet MI thet • bae beanticertath pee etilean end lanales iadigLai Winery inn in • d masa 6 a paler no mg L his nialhati senlapb will man opinions he has ran* se Ihneole• erawaphri ases Is lesl One min Ow. then this; not 6analin bei pelltiri. ad IMP nie asply nets the able pally wpm Oa am nen ocessions Lord febrile >r areseditrady hold dean the Ogg of sill. As the aim= of Loll Atha Mardi, ea a smith d the Moths athidothathe, mid as the mann babe de a l Ors the Inn Lai Panalles imp_edis4 spa dal dhawatel. am addle _161.1 Wan lapse or War it gadimiry selben Oran an inn le those aduela nape 116116, ma anal paha of the NO== 111/1111/ OWL nyae awe be ensl the wiry Ise S Melba dler. Lake Yap he • la lawns, be awn^ en et ham Wthealey, for a earealied etUarwaa a ihe impreatelve mean he nanleell ea salbahr= Se linelfarl 16 peemen 216 ins amt lobe Ilea awl Innisqlell an Is hia, and she, mks*, In ssansennahll Leads Othiblaws and Dimond, ft Mint Wird, genately voting with the gerernothil es Tan, dila Seen seeable Xt. its Inv ai stet lhe Ilelplol ling molar ahs mann Ur. Odin eadlin se ae and alma= Y alma I haw dry treed. she lad Annan 62 if is amen ntattelen 6011 nen as mwrfif amare awn et lie araanan lam • pelaill n et Ibe Mad prig ilmilsidium, It become Agit In wet he nail he lineltimed. Aiden Y eishanoupe eel inewaine inn bathe Lin Pitman inhielhaanklel NW. re=6.1166 d as stras6 eat enna 16 alga dame porn wadi 116 ass d Ilhe smoslit hut slOhla . dant arab espelhd. Thedlai be paseallue Swanton rim 6aY6d the sessath ?blip with lin anis en, are the was ; sal hal 66 all agnael, Oat ensweam weelllhare Id Se fh• enseansappasea feral illnellettuillies, histhillithothollthillis Apes= pined al enal6l ae, be elan wag MI II wit gen nib 66e antry ; 1,1 set am penin •sr .161611, ter Ihe pleat piled name an Mal snob alb fbe nnbe—but the niln on he nib WI ern lira AA St for W as (Seq . ROI kw mew fa the P BLICOLA. THE DISSOLUTIOX. Wm tla Sateirsiry Swim.) The parlimasst Mimi sad sari the Rawls wat will ens have earoll to szid. llama awl Uric _ _ . moms sit is dr country, Writ d trig wordy to did with tile 'wive win Ni nowt give tae but 01•3111 it they us at tin they ism ism awl hit aitdr. Sho modtwonoir will b. Nig wpm to aides tbs *Wisp which d sin to Ni which too airy digit to ism Is lo cosi to soy bow fedi mut, Winn, sod sonoilusweiss writ to pain *sir tbso to gums bow dry rink habotridolly, t 0... I but au program* ibis es be osespOsi by to. sentry in my Unix* or my pony. wheel* po ke& to power me &in blind to. fir d Ingram lad wail whom Probably we id bur onsugb et MY umplling gimistkir for miry wastst bin wig sos cow bet to. iris r n =my Mir dip in taint sift di mar tiling moo porn Ni hide I awned so • SAP of ids demi,. non we inolst • policy at psi, wa, at hi, dud nst upped to ths couniary of the pins*. avid by dr rum docisty, though ft webs by No deer rentary. Pis at any psi 'Span only bilisins Ni almisly two. But ins is • ter bison orwrlg oshorinon Ni login thetisa. It is mils Is be flu la is slit, rod yet to bs conga not to pis inalle N. kb tallow ion Judos winonis. Ws Amy b essalststy wiling big urit, sad • mine piny So sot oissorily awash*. The tar I et w sommiosino wtib grip gums did be ono ittakellre het ser e .( bravado. • pregment whew brim policy wee bard co them pie*, amid emir dr skit which have at kerb leapt Yet gra Lod Paimereton, ..d—.net de eat bore lergient—meal have bier mwl trogailkty far areorse, and ol the regrow mad rekkelly of the emery. It is ably to asiorkerel times net sealer eta eddy net its arm fr.ppmt mealy ea Ile ineldig pokey. The arks Ihrtre most Miler the. k bar entbsky la the Terelimallee ; agd that to dos beet irmenment which, while it middens the honear el the essetry abroad, is elk to turn to the beet eecoent the Inky menee of pear end tresgedlity. !laid reform. elm demand ge smell ..eat of kiwi and Add from re rile may be korai to ride the moires of the asmolgr. Thera an magi problem Ira whack rely . OM dremgmmt eau dreads. Education card not to he Mkt WWI, the dbre of unellkiel atembers. 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LIRE DERBY AND TEE "PRESS." TUE MEETING OF WED DERBY'S SUPPORTERS (From the l'ress.) The notice we printed Inot week of the meeting of opposition members of the Cosinutui, at the invitation of Lord Derby, was, it seems, "grossly Inaccurate We are bound to accept the contradiction from such high authority. At the mine time we owe some explanation to our readers. Lied Derby has admitted that " the statement of the pro- ceedings undoubtedly lean on the face of it evidence Of DOOM person who wes either premed, or had head what prod." We do out feed called upon to explain the sources from which wo derived our knowledge. Lit say listen to the promedings of an hour's dimension lon any assembly, and let hint 'Renter& endeavour to note down what was said, and be will be easily attisfied of the difficulty of giving an curt transcript d ord communksa ions. Even with demographic aid, the moat upset of the accomplished parliamentary reporters ores 'tonally record sentitnents the reverse of what fell front a debater'. lip. As Lord Derby may know, orators in par liament have sometimes mieunderstood each other, or mis interpreted the words delivered vehemently in their own pre. senor. Explanations" are surely not Infrequent even amongst orators of the mod finished education. Our artick, as every ruder of it in the Prat must know, was out intended to be an aecurate report of what took place. It was rather a co:anoint upon the leading points of the proceedings. That It was nut written by a person present at the meeting is evident from one slight error. The meeting was stated to tune takes place at Lard Derby's house in St. Jassees-squarc, when It we really held, ma such ,meetings Sate frequently keen held before, at the boom of Lord Eglinton, in St. Isinses-square. We OM inclined to believe that the " gum inaccuracy" of which Lord Derby complained was to a great extent rectified elm a second edition of the ATM In our first intrusion the noble earl, in denying the regrts of a coalition with Mr. Gladstone, was represented a saying that be had had no o "communication with Mr. Gladstone on the eubiect." When we— were informed, on good authority that the len tence did not express whet Lied Derby really said, we al tered it in conformity with whet on believed, end still be- Wye, to be a tolerably aseines inks of that particular port tithe col to earl's address : " Ho bed no reeled or teedielanding with Mr. Glad atter se to say pilled aka. KS and Mr. Gladstone were emelt rthetty beer sit a say geed e& without reference V Ms *ire d the ether. At $ War period, the noble art eapined • lope Net ire be bed Bald isktit net be tip seuhreteed. He bi bed Neon them tee caeweitias with Mr. Obedeber on plied settee; hot. ea be aid bier% Nees sat on pitied streasitit or asdereleadie be tween dem" _ . Tam Ginn aped j notice tram ear grit impreeden. The Thom, acconthig to Its anstare, copied from the Ohio ; and UM" tram the world-wide =maw given to the allibleil• report, ante the randy for Lad Derby's diedeimer. On the Margo of Meath of einalanos," urged by Mr. Neordepts, we have something men to say. It is the drat tadWoa sonstial to the readily of ell laws that their eheorrenes shell he mwarkehis. No eadtsrity In the world am impose the einormses of horned, eemMtioaa, 'akar is the sods ofjedepilmen or mos* or of 1111110aL The warmed woad be enema aid whisk seeded that men aril meek ems feet in WO; or wince embodied Is • alaftle Uri ?singleton's theologies& &Man that Wise Ime hors good. • idler kind of Impetibility awn Mead my temp to penny perrediege mast which Woe plass In perm Ile oa bendred and slaty persons, these posmings, maremer, being d patio impertenee. It srw he parade Ie get together • lima weans, se la din ealdest, of approved Norrodaa, espabie of pennies mart the deillmadons which team plem. But he pestle* this an rarely be dome. Winn fir Mahan Peers ablest washamering on the an he.., we bow bow the Timm newepapor dirtied the world Wire enneasomment that repeal had been decided at. Mach mare ..easy it plaited, though the strewn reamer lea earl retbiel, that the aliai farces in the East wow Mend to Invade the Crimes, semsal works before the brat ills astray lash pion Te sapper thi the poseellegs at a anetiog of a whole party as la kept meet is eantrary to the contona uparimos of may. We ais WWI t. p farther. and say, that if maw amid be eheeswed, It would le din from dedrable. Pm what pope, de maim saht ihnaly for grad ph olds. They aro set ernspiteshe le he threaded In dak amdtal Nribig. The nimbus den Melia party .held ma =O. se repserwle the emoterform wire ON= MlllOlll mai sealed has; or se pR Noel dm ans Goo Ventilis emapintors owernerng when they moped be sain thitftlw Lard Pahmwstas is not a Catalina. our Lea Dew ONO In a punting same) • Plan. Their palate ime met gu.ded by pee-words ; they de not edam fit* nibs a favilatio In mbar, our m ai flak poluallapi in la mama begin If *dr llama nip met in smog emlime.ll ihq sea • idami MIMI add only be add GOY oaf, and • was tarspor fin the gable to Mow, mak • Nan IR leap M& wail ss se pray would be Isom MM lam . ipials• anitanin d maw it auk malinp wall le Rub liaketiqintsiall Omani wen SM. dm* , eft visa lib swami{ le ils LAN at • pity is all bb lallanin together, solve antalsastp dlipeted Islam dna in all end swim Swell ba like to the palliation at anakenik ddb d Imo pentad sip tea to secreshvile it is altaikalpinpuilli to dim lan* tate lards! Ova in is b whigprelaniks, uml nib aslignist oar pawn THE PALLEUTOY POLICY. (Pros the Wrokly DapakA.) With nothing to fair from any one party, or any anusgal esethita of parties, hew amid Lord relainka =amp M put hlsellf is seek • sdowlity se that la which he was leg ea Tthaley night? The Nal wekrity egalast blot was ctheideithly brew Bra ewers. There ease sway limb whose ~lakes Win to Meer et the mean, bat who, dare ken Milks et gig lie the ear lobby with lair ad Falba, et tem lisgpsfai helloes el allrbased diet pelitiide, or kith one usheast aggrairnisa esrequates, fathom le yob et A. I ode le each Era es William Dim, the awalter kr Beath Lea mike, Xr. Leagseethy, the New amber kr Bal ked, vrami Ewe% !aim sod several others, who alisaated lithrehee ea this graereL The pith feet wee dot In the pranks question at Yes the as =a war sod 01111111.011 Mang of the bran with roused spdast the geovelthest, and art thin was ao each regard ke he mud poky—if • soma policy it roe be mkt to bine bed—eo le enebeer to tweak Waal= of the peakli ke maths. The popularity which Lord Palmerston undoubtedly bad se premier was ascribable to the spirit with which he under took, end the energy with which he conducted, tho war with Russia. Not touch of the spirit of prophecy woo required to forme that the end of the war would be the beginning of DUTY OP THE UNREPRESENTED. (From the Loader.) One-silth of the voters of the United Kingdom, and one-fortis& at the adult mate population, wall shortly be vested with owtherity to elect, if they please, • majority of the Home of Commons. As there are divergencies of opt. don, however, among the electoral sixth, and the national fortieth, one million of men out of six millions will divide the chance of establishing the government of Great Britain for seven years, upon tory or liberal principles. To every man who has • vote there are fee men who have sane • how then can the nereprewated he mid to have duties com;rolad with • general election f They can Weems the elects*, ; they can compare their own opinions, by shows of hands, with thole of the privi leged body. It would be a very imposts:it result if, at a large number of manly sod borough returns, the derision of a show of bands et the nomination should have boa found to have been reversed upon going to the poll ; that would be one test of the nature of publics opinion, as continhated by electoral opinion. The tuimpremantod should be cereful to attend the also thus in large bodice, end make their voices beard where their muffins' will not be received. They should exhibit no sullenness, which would be construed as apathy, but should contrast their brood and multitudinous masses with the shrivelled shadows so often called constituencies. Wherever —.... it is practicable, a candidate sh,oild be brought forward on advanced popular principles, ao that the returning ofilcer should be forced, upon a show of bands, to declare him elected, although it may nut be intended to drive his oppo nents to the poll; in no case should this opportunity be mimed. The Übe& party might dem gain a considerable secession of moral Whence in the Hones of Commons. At the maze time time the members of the new Nouse of Commons should carry with them to London a cloud of peti tions from the unrepresented clams This would stimulate the liberal party in parliament, and force on • serious discus aion between the advocates and the enemies of reform. We can conceive no fallacy miss injurious than that which supposes the unrepresented part of the population to have no duties to perform during the period of a general election. They have the more important duties to perform bemuse they are unrepresented. They have to make an advance to amide tepreeentation. Reform will be, in all probsbility, the question that will ultimately divide the neat parliament into an opposition and • ministerial party. Now, it would be a grievous error to commit the Interest. of the non-electors to the keeping of the dodo's, and to trust implicitly in them. CONSERVATIVES 42. D PERLITES. (From the MN Bell.) We hoar on all sides a great deal of silly stuff about a coalition. Fudge! There is no coalition, because there are no heterogeneous elements to coalesce. There is no material question at lame between Lord Derby and Mr. Disraeli on the one hand, and Mr. fil&datone and Mr. Sidney Herbert on the other. We do not know what amount of understand ing there may be, or whether there is any, among these gen tlemen as to future co-operation on the floor of the parliament house. Certainly the China debate afford.. no indication of anything of this sort, because the divided leaders of conser vative opinions were also acting in concert with such avowed opponents as Mr. Cobden, Mr. Roebuck, Mr. J. Planners and others, who preferred ...evincing the exigencies of party to allying themselves with fraud, oppression, and violence. But there can be no doubt that in the leading political questions which are likely for foOMO years to occupy our poll tir ions, the Peelite statesmen may be expected to take the same views ea Lord Derby and his friends. Idris *retire its reputdini is the most natural and the most complete bond of union in political life, and se this bond of union is likely to as sociate there gentlemen together in opposition, it is reasonable enough to suppose it may bring them into office together. Such a supposition ie surely no great novelty. When the memory of the angry feud a hieh is now bed at rest was much stronger than itnow is, on lord Derby'e being summoned by the Queen to the helm of state, Mr. Gladstone was one of the first to whom ho applied for moistener) in Mining cabinet. On &subsequent cannon, at the diaruptke of Lord Aberdeen's cabinet, he again applied to Mr. Gladstone and Mr. Ilerbert, who would no doubt have joined his govern ment, bad not the negotiation for that purpose been en trustcd to Lord Palniereton. Such a coalition, if so it may be called, is stately not one of the coalitions which England does not love. It Is Mt the compromise of entsgenistic principles, but it is the &walks meat of pennant joshed.a and resentment& ewe • midi non we bare always said mast mew tyre be Owl by circumstances on the parties cosmos'; offil whims always too, urged on thou, who represtat ti perlianni 110 anew - itenvo feelings of tie country, that it wee the bombs duty to renounce all mind priori livatibi tale nip olt Emg lazd'. interests. THE DISSOLUTION AND THE PEOPLE'S POLICY. (From the Atka.) Bo Lord Palmerston has resolved on a dissolution, in which he is right; but the country must not stultify itself and trouble its head about supporting a cabinet from which no earthly good an be ex pected. Tho China question will, so to speedy take care of itself; and the main object of the people at the coming general election should be, to return men solemnly pledged to parliamentary reform, and no one should be deceived in a reformer who is not pre pared to support the ballet with all his heart. We do not wish to exalt the ballet above attending the franchise to tho industrious climes, but it is the beat test question, and serves at once to discriminate be tween those pretender, to liberalism who look to making the next Reform Bill en aristocratic swindle, end those who are honest and earnest in the aria. The practical course should be, et once to form committees in the metropolis end all the borough towns, and to hold tesenege for the purpose of declaring that the one question et the decrier shall be parliamentary reform. We recommend that a reset ing should be held without delay of the leading reformers of all the metropolitan parishes end boroughs, end agree upon an addrom to the electors and non-elector et urging them to declare that they can have no con edence in any government that will not bring forward a satisfactory immure of parliamentary reform. This also should be the burden of public meetings in every place. To the liberal members in the lima. of Commons we my Bring forward the ballot motion before the separation of the hones, even if it is done sa an amend ment to the vote of supply, in order that representatives may go to their constituents with a distinct character upon this important point. The Atheneum observes that in the late Sir R. Peers Corn Law Memoir the omiseions are frequent and per plexing. It is amusing to notice that Peel doe. not seem to have counidered Mr. Disraeli worth even a passing observa tion, for he never man name. him 1 NACANCIEti, APPOINTMENTS, AND PHUM....- IN THE CIVIL SIIIVICE.—The Admiralty. Mr. Francis Hoskins, extra clerk in the Storekeeper's-office, Woolwich, has been appointed extra clerk in the Office of the Comp troller of Victualling, Somerset•bouse ; the Rev. Antos Hutchinson has been appointed chaplain of Kcyham-yard and Factory. The Board of Trade—Mr. Henry Thomas, collector of customs at Llonelly, has been appointed receiver of mock for the district comprised between the Carmarthen shire sides of the rivers Bury and Lougbor, on the east, and Pendino, en the west of the port. Legal Department.—A commissionirship in lunacy has become vacant by the death at Dr. J. R. Home. Customs.—Mr. John Henry Banat has been appointed a clerk for general trainer in Lon don ; Mr. Joseph S. Evans has been promoted from first dos to be principal clerk for general boatmen at Liver pool ; Mr. Jump's J. Menden has been promoted from second to first-clam cleric for general business at Liverpool. Mr. et. Felix T. M. Tucker ham been promoted from third to mooed elms clerk for general bunneas at Liverpool. Inland Revenue Department, Excise Branch—Mr. Willie= Matthews, col lector of Wexford collection, has retired on superannuation. Mr. C. Dudgeon, collector of Sarum, bar been aeodntd to Wexford Collection, at his own request. I Mr. Blinerhasuctt Pinchin, sub-inspector of constabulary, has We appointed to Kilfinane, and Mr. Milling to Manor Ha milton. Mr. Warburton, lately appointed a sul:einspector of constabulary, has been appointed to succeed Mr. Heard at Castle•Connell. East ladies—The Under Secretaryship to the Foreign Department of the Government of India, Bengal, has become vacant by the dintb of Mr. Frederick Shaw. — (Aril &mks Gezeik. APOTHECARIES' HALL—Names of gentlemen who passed then examination in the science and practice of medicine, and received certificates to practise, on Thurs day, March b:—John Augustine Young, Maidstone; Henry William Jackson, Louth, Lincol nsh ire; Charles Frederick George, Kelton in Lindsey; Francis John Griffiths, Billiton, Staffordshire; Frederick Augustus Palmer, Landport, Portsmouth; Edward Ashton, Wain fleet, Lmenlnahire ; Joseph Reed, Southern, Cheltenham ; Richard liirkett Brooks, Slesford, MUSIC AND THE DRAMA. SURREY THEATRE. The new piece produced this week at the above theatre, eager the title of Fr....d coat its Fietiate, is a venire adapted le de English stage of a drama culled Lee POWS/ oh Awes popular at present in the French metropolis. It a minima of the genuine Porte St. Martin school, aita j a a psi speelraen of the elms to which it belongs. The. subject aaandingly Ample. A reputed rich and hie;,ly 4. eels" Liverpool bookie elopes to Amnion, carrying wide bin a gnat amount of money deposited in his hinds, his nit victim bong en old lea captain who has delimited e Idle the aoeuzeulated riving* of his whole life. Ilie ea& &anal clerk detects hie intended flight, but his connivent., la obtained by an ample douceur. Twelve years afterwards the freadtdant banker returns, under another name, Ind nalltomstre ; while the widow and children of his victim awl thrown Into a state of destitution. The villein is rerograid by his coondant clerk, who has become ■ thorough weep mi d vagabond, but has a good heart—a passion. sleek, accede leg to the French stage morality, makes up Gee tag amount of %Cif.. conduct. By means of We amiable bleckguanl, after a long complieation of ad. ventures, the scoundrel is unmasked and brought to justice, madam intereeting family whom he has plundmid ale restored to allueue. This framework Ames to in troduce a great variety of figures and erne', painting the hardships and miseries of those classes in greet cities wha are forced to stnorglo with concealed poverty. In awe scenes there is considerable pathos, but the details of physical want are too literal and become occasionally re volting. The French expedient of getting rid of dietrese by the fames of chancel does not heighten our sympathy with the sufferer. The incidents era often extreme ly improbable and extravagant—melodramatic in short. But they are well put together; are eumetiffies very atri king and startling; and the story altogether excite; a strong interest. Of oeureo the gloomy character of the subject is relieved by a due admixture of the 11.mir element, end 1.011/0 of the lighter steel see lively and amusing. The acting is good, especially that of Mr. Creawiek, Mr. Shepherd, Mies Clayton, Mr. Widdieemb, and Miss Ellis; and some of the London West scenery it beautiful. Madame Celeqe is tuiderstood to hare retired from the Adelphi Theatre. trim is in Manchester, and, it is said, to try her voicepriranly in the Art-Treasure. Building. _ _ It is now finally arranged that the annual dinner of the Royal General Theatrical Fund Mutilation shall take place at the Frcvnumons' Tavern on Monday, April 6, be* the twelfth anniversary festival, and the first time it has been celebrated at the IVeat-end. An actor of whom the profession may be justly proud—Mr. Samuel Phelps—wa be chairman, and bests of the "celebrities" will be present Madame Oury, who has dedicated a new Tanta is to the !lemmas Alpha°. de Itotbachild, in honour of Per marriage, has received from that lady a magnitnent bracelet as a token of her regard. The Literary Gazette throws out the hint that it might be interesting to have an exhibition of Handel relics In the Crystal Palace this summer. There see nanny articles in this country authentically associated with the nieciory of the computer, which might be contributed for exhibitielb There is the bust of Itoubilliec, and the organ which Handel presented to the Foundling lfo►pital—a relic which the go. venture of that charity ought not to hare allowed to pus into privets hands. A selection of his autograph manuscripts, and the oUginal scores of his compositione, w ith other attb ales of literary or musical interest, would prove attractim objects in such an exhibition. The Midsummer Night's Dream has been pro. aimed at the Theatre Itoyabfilasgow, in a style of great nag• lamas, and with the musics' accompaniments of :%lendxls. sobs. The scenery (mys the Daily Mail) was of a gorgeous description, end " the moonlight effects and fairy gambols seemed a perfect triumph of mechanical and drama tic arrangement. The holler wen crowded with a regrettable and delighted audience. Midsummer NigAde Dream, from the manner in which it was received, premises to have a run of many nights." A letter from Oxford, giving an account of one of the concede presided over by Dr. Cork the other evening— the second part of which was Aleramkr's Frast—advarta to the amount of vocal amateur assistance of a good quality now to be obtnincd from graduates and undergraduates. " The University has now plenty of resident members who are always ready to swig in • performance of this kind with their voice.. Twenty years ago, certainly not twenty—we doubt whether ten—ceuld have been found in the whole of the university who could take vocal parts in less difficult music than that with which wo were delighted on Tuesday evening." The New Fork Herald of Feb. 21 says :—" Mr. Thalberghaa so fee met wit the greatest succors ever achieved by any artist that has visited us. He commenced his concerts in this city on the 10th of November, sad since that period he has appeared ninety times before the public. lie has given eighteen concerts in New York, one leleinfie, and three free concerts for the schools; is Brooklyn, four; in Philadelphia, fifteen; and three for the schools; in Baltimore seven, and ono for the schools; Washington four; Boston six, with two matinees and three fur the schools; in Albany, three; Troy, throe; New Haven, two; Providence, two; Salem, one; Wilmingtoe, one; New Bedford, one; Harrisburg, one; Lancaster, one; Worcester, one ; Hartford, two ; Springfield, one ; Newark, One. And the clear profits amount to over thirty-two thousand dollars. Dr. Lists is named as the conductor of the Lower Rhenish Musical Festival, which is to be held this Whitsun tide at Ain-la-Chapelle, and not at Cologne. He is also an. nonnced by a contemporary as intending to visit England this season. A new opera, by M. Flotow, commissioned for the inauguration of a new palace at Mecklenburg-Schwerin, will be represented there, it is said, towards the end of May. It is described as containing many national German tones. Another nationality will be presently appealed to in the Open-house at Postb, for which Herren Meal and Doppler have boor retained to produce a new opera in Msgr.. The following epitaph, of one who wan organist of the cathedral from 1647 to 1676, and is buried in the Gales at Durham, is quaint and original : Jahn Beata& body b;ro noth iY. W. prayard Ood nab band and Taco; la carsick. twarnily Maxon. lien ray.. he maid la Goa rejoice. HS rad lets the beam= le I. To pate Ilan dillthat ace the aft. The United Serrice oa;:ette thinks that all who hare the honour to possum the decoration of the Vidalia Cross should be permitted by royal ordinance to affix the initial letters, " V.C.," after their names. The adoption of this suggestion would be acceptable to the partici pried• pally interested, so " it would enable them, without ned• less display, to obtain the recognition of their honourable distinction." The Press states that the anxiety outside the House of Commons on Wednesday morning, to hear there' suit of the division, was intense. " A crowd of respoetable persons had oolkieted in Westminster Hall, eagerly waiting to question the first members who issued from the doors or the house. Tho process of counting the numbers lasted ease time, but at length hurried steps were heard, and two or three members come rushing out in a state of the wildest excitement, exclaiming at the top of their rules. ' Government beaten by sixteen.' Immediately there rose s tremendous cheer from the crowd, which wee again and again repeated. Each leading member of the majority sa he GSM forth was welcomed with enthusiastic plaudits. Br. Cobden narrowly escaped being carried round the hell, and Mr. Disraeli was escorted by a crowd of persons cheering at the top of their voices, and waving their hats in their bends." The United &Trice Gatstle says:—" The hot wattle of Bath are operating very beneficially upon the health of the men who have been sent there. Several who were taken into the infirmary have been returned to their regiment quite cured. It is not merely the mineral springs which are of so much advantage; the parka, the fine air, and total relaxation from duty, effect a favourable change the spirits of the invalid, and that is half the battle in work r tag out cures." An aggregate muting of students at the London ' school. of medicine will be held on Thursday evening nest at St. Martin's Hell, to consider the subject of Poor Lew Medical Reform. WILLS.—The Will of the Right Hon. Nathaniel Baron Scarsdale arms proved in London under 160,000 1 %r" aonalty ; he Ware provided liberally for all his servants—dohs Gurney, E01.,0f Earth= HaU,Borfolk,2so,oooL—The Rey. W. Tluesher, ; has lett boquemts to several chard• able institutions.—)lie Mary Pallimter, of Kensington square, 33,0001.; ham alto loft charitable bequests.—ltobed Lmdaell, Esq., of Bigglemwade, 3.5000/.—John Wood, End. of Totteridge, 30 !t 0011!. —Andrew L i re, 10,000/.—lllmr tnoted London News. , • •••m•••••iiii Modell S}—" R.l South 1% Outlet of C►ptoin I sad thew, the Egyv Bible, wit by Mr. High ape dewy of Arintstror 3—" On] Wafer, Species of State in <dsone) Olt Art., ZnOinntr ration," don, 14 — On En Ethnolog bring in luede," the Ethn Fund, 2 Tharad Academy. dilution, Fri(ley. logical SI Phillips. Saf;trei. la the Ste Mr. T the prop, Lord Elk duty to w the Lirn. to tho dih litter-dal Views in 1 adminriot great mel Iluenccd into the Mr. publish tures II Ball of Th e Beaver Martin, 1851. line ant Whole Preitta hope t next, and of C( Apri pros. SIM bean rap Kra qua 1