The Express.
London, England, 1852-07-21 00:00:00

the rates on which their rents had been fixed.
The recent exhibition at implements, and the speeches
even of the Derhyites at Lewes, tell the woe
tale.. The denied foe good iatpilmenta is 'posting
aid gpideding among the weallee tanners " Jed even
the ht* Protectionist Secretary Ow the Cokmiee tents
the Smokers that they most give more capital
ead.,-tpproved cultivation for pendtable terming.
Whet-then is it the farmer requites! le II Protec-
tion ? Certainly not. Ask any tatelligent farmer,
and he will Mlly, whatever were his original opinions
on the subject, be has now no wish to go back to
Protection, with its conflicts, its heartburnings, and
its fluctuations. The transition has been got through,
and, to use the language of Mr. CAIRD, the farmer
" wants nothing but a romonable adjustment of his
rent, intelligent cooperation on the part of his land-
lord, and the security of a lease, to render well- ,
directed enterprise enecessfuL" And it is mainly to
avoid a reasonable adjustment of their tenants' rents
that the territorial oligarchy Lotd DKRBY represents
would re-impose a tax on the food of the people if
they could;—or, that being sternly refused by
the nation, would tax the community in some other
form to keep up rents.

FRANCE.

PARIS, TOIIIIIDAT EYIINIXO.
Three fresh telegraphic despatches have been re-
wired to-day from iltrasbourg. The first informs us
that the President asigignil a part of the afternoon
at yesterday is Ailing Ss foundry. In the evening
As went te the ball, when he was received with the
usual disesastratier. He based a quadrille, and
lie to a camber of bees, among whom he
At four peanut girls, who offered
Idea a At eleven the Prince returned to the
prelleetare. The crowded state of the streets im•
griaths pogromof hie carriage, ha ordered it to
and spoke to some workmen, who held up their
to him. The third despatch is dated at
am to-day, and announces the President's de-
from the prefecture at tan on a trip
with the Dowager Grand Duchess Stephanie
to Baden-Baden. He went to the terminus at Kehl,
the Baden frontier town across tho Rhine, in the
prefect's caleche. The Prince refused an escort, and
ordered that military honours should be dispensed
with. At eleven the President quitted Kehl in a
special train for Baden. The garrison of the frontier
town was under arms at the terrain= and rendered
him military honours.
The feature of the ceremonies of Strasbourg which
hes drawn most attention is the presentation of the
boys of the town to Louis Napoleon. This subrais-
dams* of homage, offered to the President of the
was denied to the last monarch of France,
paid to Louis XIV., to the Emperor, and
Oblides X. Wherever the latter Prince 'bowed
bioesolf in his journey through the eastern depart-
ments h. was always reminded in the speeches of the
uraminlW functionaries that his ancestors had an-
nual Lorraine sad Alsaos to the territory of France;
and ihe mayors who now bestow their gross aiki-
dos ipon Louis Napoleon vied in repeating to
last legitimate Bourbon king : " The soil, sire,
which you tread is French, thanks to the glory of
your ancestors."
The unofficial accounts of the President's trip,
which follow teed the wake of the MoniteueB
telegraph= sustain but IoW details of in-
terest. It is that the state carriage in
which LoainNapaissa =lawn is the same which
swayed the Dated, Name= at the guing of the
lisrthsra asilway, whhii ensnare bore Louis
se far as Abhavlbt ea hi..s.mlo Eu, and
was wad bp Se
moat fet funipeallea dtbeVisiibeuerverTilie
:2112011.411WWW4efasthileatbelinghehliremay sheered
its program a ths hem eseadeas wadi know
it again. It is now loaded with gilding, *stings,
and velvet, and calls to mind the samptumm orna-
mutation of the ersusstisaegli of Charles X.
It appears that at haute: end- Thierry the
mnnici 11 is thdr enthusiasm, did not
fear to give disphoig the mine flap and
escatohoimmouliml nisi at former repubhain
pas, oVeflogy bore the new unpalatable, and
=deed dirks, "..'~..y, equality, innocuity."
At many stations grape ef aid soldiers of the
Wir. in waiting to dhow them elves to the
attired in the rusty remnants of their mill-
bbinary. At the station of Nogeut l'Artaud
easTel the empire appeared in the full uniform
d the epoch. At Bar le Duo three cries were raised
with great vigour by different motions of the crowd,
Viva Napoler," "Viva l'Empereur," and "Vivo
la Bmgebiay.s. The latter, if not to be imputed to
ealliduplieity, is decidedly a hostile cry. In the
meleepelin of the French rnpablic axone at psedlleivalv:
ben arrested for uttering that word.
Oa Pura, an impartial 6Mb:city, says upon thi
ardowity of its own oorrrg=that at Bar le
Duo the cry of " the 1
At Nene, the media was iissidsrartglThit
prawn els lenge body sf serves vine, sent
due Pub, it sulked to check
hostile eh% ad not =in entha-
oiastic While the t was
walking rani the Place Stanislaw; an individual
nelisdentheilly. " Vivo Louis Napoleon Sagsrear."
Ibis alb amnpletely putting the deb wpm the rig,
es
tbersui my, obtained not a dog= new and
wan iithmataly stifled in a loud shoat of leortio•
Mewed by a good-humoured chorus of " Viva apo-
ben, Vive le lidut."
A fresh lobar of the Count de Chambord is sham
in political delis. It relates to the impending
&aims ef the muncils general, on which I already
deed ant Meg divisions exist in the
camp se
de *Pail& The new epistle fro= Praha.
ant agit *at these of the Prince's Meek
1111 mai is mak faithful to their poll.'
thel edkisitnegbe bo it ma the present woman
in this libido MOW his letter of April 27
as a /die their mowled. and decline coming for-
ward as amdidatas fie sub in the departmental
eo
Atha meeting of the municipal council of Lille on
Saturday, the mayor cemunisatad the mesh of his
mission to invite the Prinse-Puidant to attend the
Who fetes in October. The Prima odd net
positively to be thorn oa ausnat sidle gilds
aseusion to ths nos* nal the =aft
.ta
most allsrwards, bat he eapused a idol= visit ing
the
depert=sat of the urtio, and LiW is partitelar, en
mesa as plain Irzwisnsinid hie speedo
with the nvekSea
Is the stenewsetiarsverretlem the Primes
mezeste suet ereaquilidejessesmrseseselugre
of hb gresumsat ea ths ef 11111011111111
dm Fussed= el sashe Wastes, era ssusisa sf the
elsonsehms AM we suladond is him essalift inn nails
Essidnes,
as
wadi pasha* boar oese with
ces mess as the nem ef eggessehleijsuiney to
ip =sties for the Ardsonsalately applied to the
is tegressmt the ielperteWee, if an inter-
mediate', sesmernisl, and sinatogsde pint of view
of the speedy eassution of the =Sway front Maims
to the Nsigkin kaatior. Its Praddent replied, that
however me ha fidt the limportsmse of the line, he
I mime romosbor that a subvention wadi los required,
that the Now Legidatif, on a body, rassausended
mummy, while individual umbers spgibli to him
fat public grants to hasten the sou lean of lines in
which they wine locally in He could not
judge of this matter before the winter, or nut year,
when it might be sa wall for thus ito essoe to the
charge again, although he would not =subs even
then to press the ntsasineltsfare the Corps Legislatif
The prime to the usseesshd sompetitors at die last
mud sabilidu el pi*. in the Palais Royal
- dieldbild beim nef. as ineelsibre, in the ex-
Wien fume bet la the lugs saloon of
ddo ImmaL haw supwalsi Poniimit
ea the es _des. N gime ab a .
whisk said that ths may thiassmanarry to de-
wlap the orb in each • eamoby as was a go-
vernment having its Nib is the *albs, its force
.1 its future in the qmoldllo, a government
which could disdain the of poti, inspire
in in foreign countries, to feeder, and con-
iheati,Msuce
~iTnhisthegovp:irontet..n4llsl
girmealibdatowythu
resmostayse:i
I swear to you that those who do not ass it es blind; I
I swear to you, in short, that with the dusinpment
of the public wealth, art shall not be forgotten, and
that the goyernment is preparing a great era of pro-
sperity for you."
The Monifur contains a decree of the President of
the Republic, founded on a report from the Minister
of War, fixing the rates of pilotage to be paid on en-
tering and baying the roaddead and port of Algiers.