The Express.
London, England, 1852-03-04 00:00:00

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LONDON, THURSDAT, MARCH 4.

To the very great credit of M. FAUCHER and M.
BAROCIIY, when they were chiefs of the administra-
tion during the French republic, the cabinet of the
Elate forbade Pr:noe SCHWARZENBERO to employ
military force against Switzerland. Both these
statesmen were conservative enough, it is well
known, and were ready to go every legal length to
pit down socialism and sedition. But an invasion
and occupation of the southern or eastern cantons of
Switzerland by an Austrian force, were things, moan.
pealed by French troops in Lausanne and Geneva,that
the party of order under the republic would not hear
of. Prince SCHWARZENBERG has now other French
ministers to deal with than Messrs. Faeculat. and
BAROCIIK. And he proposes the Austrian occupa-
tion of the cantons of Tessin and St. Gall. If the
Tessin is remarkable fur any thing more than the
richness of its scenery and soil, it is for
being the seat of a liberal school of catho-
licism, which admits of the greatest amount
and development of edu-ation. Still this
does not much affect the policy of the cantonal
government, one, more in •he hands of wealthy and
influential inhabitants, whose chief aim is to avoid
giving any cause of quarrel to its powerful neigh-
bour. 'thus poiitical refugees from Lombardy
of any note or importance are not allowed to
Inhabit the towns of the Tessin. In the
days of NlErritrown, the Lombard exiles might
Mill enjoy the sky. of Italy at Lucano or
Lugano. Now, that is denied them. Nor is the
Tessin press without a certain restrain', self im-
posed, perhaps, but still affording Austria no legiti-
mate ground of complaint. One thing, indeed, the
government of the Tessin refuses to do. It will not
deliver up Austrian deserters who once reach its
shores or get within its frontier. The Austro-Tessin
frontier is indeed so closely watched by Croats, that it
is difficult for any soldier to escape that way. They
generally fly into Piedmont. But as the Pied-
asontese government is mean enough to give them
they make their way round by the Lake
Maggiore into the Tessin. The cantons failing
is the desired obsequiousness on points like these,
Austria would enforce its demand. And of course
its first act would bo to set up a retrograde govern•
sent in the Tessin, whose voice would be beard for
absolutism and reaction in the Diet. It is a blow
aimed not only at the especial cantons menaced,
but apparently at the entire government, the political
system, and independence of the country.
Another canton that Austria proposes to occupy
is St. Gall, a state whom manufacturing industry
rivals the opposite Austrian valley. Austria always
demands to occupy a rich canton, where her
famished troops may live at free quarters. To
quarter her Croats upon the great spinning
end weaving factories of St. Gall would equalise
the burdens of taxation and tho cost of pro-
duction between them and their Austrian rivals.

The rich and manufacturing cantons are liberal ;
have liberal governments and institutions. The re-
and absolutist cantons are poor as rats,
trriT:P
opulation,property, money, or ideas. Austria
would leave them as they are, untouched. They are
her model states. Only to them would she en-
bust the high influence and political guidance of the
Sidgwaticia.
That Prince Scirwaarcvszao should seek such
remits, and should ask permission to employ. his ,
Wane to perpetrate the Vandalism is natural
enough. Barbarians will be barbarians, and a
regiment at Croats must be ill at ease
in the vistrity of the Freed\ and the Italian ideas
and tam BM that Frame should hearken to
sash a aseeni—the a r.hr et France, who owed
his owe edendea mil security to the protection of a
Swiss trestles maten—that he should sacrifice what
is
—mod teen
esy see et the pentaims of European liberty,
Amtrik-6 inerealide.
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memesi
et
the Se. Mi asespedm et SwiteseleeOd d I Austria Lpto-
main ami sad om e
Am& et Omega and the Sispienr;eatit,
OOIIWAIIII3IIIOO shaming that he will have as
Reny ages coy Eastifenea he may saki The
liner the ether day bob Joie Bvu. rob& bon
*Meg Weiss and Milan. But Joint tutus sew
Igoe up Switearland also, as well as Tummy.
Thum is ust &pinion place where he an set the
ale of Yea Mt
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Bwitierieed. undirtemotel7. is a senetry where we
could not intervena We my glee item sympathies,
as we did to Hungary. bat eltlikbor we can-
not. There is no use in the Swiss to fight
and to defend themselves. is to be done
seam be does in P wince Lord MALurn-
PURY.—who has bees to a right to recall
to the mind of the Whine priooosr of that
milt that he is audits the indeixedent
tm ixerer2i down the bulwarks, which have
him ma Prairea and which may
yet be westing be dished both.
It is bat yerhamby. whoa Pbehasat appeared to
be mewed by Frimim that Austria demanded per
minim to garrison Akassedria. But the Alpe
are a stronger huhu. than Alemandria. And
if Louis lkisroutan should segment to place
thaw western ranges is the power of Arab* he
=ind it the work of mese ties we campaign to
w them. An=rtlit lah a large army at
&epos, is already temeing to Frame.
aim Austria the massmises the mountains of the
Valais, sad hoe ensiso might be in Franche Comte
beam a Fria& division add pass the Mont
Omit. But the wehrtneets bras of NANA:ores
awe lee inherits& Me sesial prejadiem and proletist
igniwanee, without one spot-of lis military genies
and heasigia. llostereass hated the Jembens and
crushed them, Ohio& he bed risen is their ranks.
And he orally bated the Swim eismemses, but he
mover employed Amick to humble them, at is..
jrepisired the amotry to coder to
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uncle BOXAPARTE and the aerrer. The MO was a
moldier tyrant, the other is a 'suit polkaing

INDUCTION or LORD ST. LIONAIDS, Till Nrw
Loan CiI•NCIILLOIL—Housi 07 Loans.—A special me.
suably of the House of Peers took place this morning, for
the porpeos of iadueting sad swearing im the mew Lord
Chorally. The spar allotted to strager wee dearly
crowded. Altos a sheet delay, Lord Rederale, r Chairman
of Committer and Deputy-Speaker, took his seat ea the
Woolsack, when Lord Dreegkant and Lord Lyndhurst rase
sad proceeded Jodie lobby, where the Lord SL Lamer& wee
is waiting. The two sable lords and eswkammellese thou led
the new etieneeller to the table in frost of the trashmek,
when the clerk of the worn admiaistered the awl oaths.
Lord &damask than roes bra the *sat which he bad Gees_
pled es the woheek, the sow shascollor took it, sad the
he... esausesoed bardsi appeals.

CLus.—The fourth annual air*,
seetionaorate the feuding of this iwititatioa, took
Iliyesterday eveldaor, whoa Mr. MOSICITON
.. Simi PPMWei, took the ehair. Mr. MowsM,
M.P.. Mr. Wyld, M.P., sad several other Mode
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