The Express.
London, England, 1864-08-12 00:00:00

RUSSIA.

In the course of an article on the recent conver-
sations in the House of Lords rrapecting tbe revival
of the Holy Alliance, the hioaliate Runt observes :
We will omit by the 000emiee to express our opinion as
stabled which is geoendly very badly nedended abroad.
In Russia the words eriaecaucy and democracy moat dye
the same meaning u in other Fern of Europe ; our Idiocy.
ear goverment, our institutions establish between us
and other nations very. great differences. If we wen to
give a State occupied with the welfare of the maw the
damnified°s of democratic we can boldly dins that the
Roden nations dammed. As the government is more
dessometic than the people, and sa vs have neither po-
litical dr dynastic puttee, it follows from then,
although we are delociattic, we an in so vim arm
Intionary. liktory Awe sot present to as as example of a
more complied harmony existing between a *overage and
his patine, amid oar government koows it so well that, d-
eemed of gtereling Itself against revolution, indeed of uniting
is a Magna yid other sovereigns against an evil it de not
to feted Wow, it anticipates publics emends, and grants
greater beards than those demanded by the =mien We
see very well all that our government bee done foe our wel-
ters. The abases disspiwar one by de ; the forms which
until sow remained without re bays been called into Acti-
vity justice has taken a. more regular °arse, and authority
deed represses all arbitrary tendencies on the pat of ite
The attitude of the populations daring the late
Polish ineerrection has besides sufficiently proved the har-
away existing betwese the sovereign and his people. Let
English statesmen, therefore. explain to us the reason why
they think the Emperor of Russia could be induced to joie
the other eivaieigns in resisting the microachmente of demo.

was?.

THE END OP THE POLISH INSURRECTION.

WARSAW, Acative 5.

The final scene of a melancholy drama was
played to an end to-day. The last chief of the
celebrated Polish national government and four of
its members died this morning upon the gallows.
The unfortunate victims were Romuald Trangutt,
a discharged RUPBiIII colonel ; Krajewaki, an anti-
tact; Joseph Toczyaki, a book-keeper ; Zuliacki, a
teacher at the gymnasium ; and Johann Jatioranaki,
a tax-collector ; all young men, none over 30 years
of age. Originally 22 men and four women were
sentenced to death by the military tribunals, but
the viceroy pardoned 17 of the men and all the
women. It meat not be imagined, however, that
the objects of Count Berg's clemency have much
reason to congratulate themselves, for their sec-
tAlDollll have been commuted partly into many years
of labour in the Siberian MUMS, partly to shorter
periods of confinement in fortresses in the same
bleak and inhcipitalele country. - •

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