The Express.
London, England, 1863-09-25 00:00:00

LONDON, FRIDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 25, 1868.

TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE.

(wows% Tsunamis.)
THE REVIEW AT OALLARATE.
MILAN, Styr. 24.
Fifty-one batteries defiled before the King at the
grand review which took place at Gallarate.
The troops loudly cheered his Majesty and the
princes upon their return to Scams.

RUSSIA.

HAMBURG, Sim 31.

Intelligence received ,here from St. Petersburg
states that a deeme has been Maned, recalling all
superior and inferior cavalry officers, at present on
kayo, to their regiments.
A collection of the laws has been published.
ST. PETERSBURG, Sen. SC

The Journal de Ht. Petersbourg of to-day, alluding
to the rumours current abroad relative to the
Russian reform says ..--"The government is pro-
ceeding uninterruptedly with the work of reforms.
The good intentions of the Emperor apply equally
to all his subjesta After the emancipation question
was settled, reforms were introduced into the ad-
ministration of justice. Now, again, • project of
reform is in course of preparation, according to
which the district administrations will be oonsii-
tuted by election. Such is the gradual develop•
meat of the task which the Emperor has proposed
to himself, and which is in no way the resin Ci
accidental political combinations. Russia will woe
be subjected to constant improvised changes."

THE LIBERALISM OF /TEE EMPEROR

ALEXANDER IL

The Dibais of yesterday contains the following
remarks upon the speech recently delivered by the
Emperor Alexander 1L at the opening of the Diet
of the Grand Duchy of Finland :

The Nord publishes to-day with some little parade, and
we °melees place Wore oar readers, the speech delivered
by the Emperor Alexander IL at the opening of the Diet of
Finked. This speech, says the Nord, "is e politied event
of the highest miguilkance. It is the Ant COOstitutioaal
speech of the Emperor of Busk." There le certainly some.
Wing acinsetutianal in this address of the Emperor Alex.
adder. In truth the rights the mown mem to itself are
coosiderable, and the Emptier A toreador tams me to de-
fine them in terms sufficiently vague to extend Nil man
their limits. He retails for lehneelf saitylbiai that is
" (oedemata," and aturally 'tough it is forth* exentive
authority to decide what is " andameetal " and what is net,
Bat, however, is is not without littered to hear the
Emperor of 116111 i& reader such a striking homage in Finked
to onaktutional and liberal ideas, although we live
is a parka when the word liberal is on every Magee, sad
it would be applied even to Louis XIV. if Louis Sri'. could
be resuscitated. Wbateiver nay be, however, the import-
mom( the speak delivered by the Emperor el Ronk at
Heisinglare, the Nord very Nina 11114111601 tin offset of
these royal wens, and exaggerate' their nles when it
employs them se an argument in favour of the views it bolds
ea an Polish quertiou. The pommies of a Diet by Finland
fs a gsiam mites ter Finland, and perhaps a favourable sign
fat Russia. It is nothiag mon. The Polish question is a
Enema quake ; it has ..sawed a Farman chanter,
trail gennet be modified by anything that happens at
Heielegfon. Tha speech of the Emperor Ala:ender may be
M mat el a certedo artmat d impertamee, within* alterr
lug ate fact that Prince Gortchakors despatch is also as
evert of imperteme in a very &gene& memer. Neither
of Were dmemetite 0111 Olippres the ether; and even sap.
posing that both are Ohara ie the ems high key, theme is
this difference hawses them, as—that the three powers
need not listen unkes they amen% to the speak el the
Emperor Alexander, while they are absolutely compelkd
thinks le the memorandum directly achkeemed to them by
Prins Oartabakoff.

The Side of yesterday writes in the following
terms upon the saws subject :

We have had mesa& to menthe the ores& of Alex-
nadir IL to the &patios of the Grand Mushy of Fraind
The Char protheses to In devoted to the prbicipims of oon-
alitational segenarehy, and eves to lineal innitelsoes. "It
fs for you,' he goys," the repromentatives of the Greed Duchy,
to prove by the dignity, the moderatioe, the Women cd
year diatonic= Abet in the hands of as Intel-
lies= people determined to work in hammy with
the seveniga, sad is a practical spirit far the development
of its welfare, liberal histhatioes, far from Wag daagerous,
become a guarantee of order sad of prosperity." Are then
words =rely =drooled to the Fins? lien they not evi-
dently a more extruded =palestina, sad de they sot =in
to en to Poland, "If you were win yea would not ref=
to lay do= your Arms, sad this what harping= would be
ran I" It is is this snare that the views of Alexasithe
sn interpreted by the Nord, the sympathies of which are
well karma. Item in the Czar'. language " aguaramtee of
the ancerity of the Sanaa government whoa it declares
that the only obandes to the =lndica of its liberal
intentions in Poland into be friend is the iseetreetionry
&seders by which that aoustry is sedated." But why did
those inurrectionary disorders busk out ? Was It an be-
fans the most solemn premier have been violated; biome
promisee sot Is. liberal than those by which Mead is
being lured, have sot been followed by perfornanos ? Can
Poland have the lased onthdenes in the Rime= somessiii,
which has scandalously violated the charter of November
24, 1815, and which has anomusively withdrawn all the eon.
=sine sines wrested from it? This. is ss einthorin,
annoyer. between Finland sad Poland. The farmer is •
Swedish province ceded to the Rush= by the peen of
Frederfkahamm, on the 17th Dee., 1809, and obi& lee
peacefully submitted hitherto to its sew pike. Pah= le
a kingdom which after having an hidependeat &Wean for
several centuries, was mutilated, Ind which bee claimed
ever since 1772, sot the coacrawdoe of delusive liberty, but
ita complete autoooroy.

ADDRESS OF THE POLISH NATIONAL
GOVERNMENT TO THE YOUTH 01 POLAND.

The Niepodleglose, the official organ of the Polish
National Government, publishes in its number
which appeared at Warsaw on the 12th inst. the
following proclamation to the pupils at the schools :
• •

Young pcipda, a new weholastic year is osarassalag, and
with it will return for you the study which is to eadow your
inteWseoos with fresh knowledge, while it 'nobles your
hearts. At the moment when the patios is strugglieg
against the new it is well to remind you of your duty to
the country.
You have imbibed the love of wintry from your earliest '
fancy, and you have carried away tram the paternal roof a
knowledge of your duties towards It. We will not repeat
therefore what your fathers end mothers have taught you.
Young pupils, you ought to engrave deeply apes your
huts the words we address to you, for they are the mho
of the soared voice of the arintry which repach you se its
future cilia= and its future defenders.
Just sail is the duty of your eldento defend the ooentry
with arms in their hinds, or to deliberate upoa public affairs,
so it is your duty, children of Poland, to seek to devote all
your strength to the development of your intelligence sad
the 'Untie* of your hearts.
The soldier who sheds his blood upon the battlefield and
the pupil who studies equally accomplish their duty towards
their country.
Children of Poland, remember that is a future seventies
YOU will rap the !nits of the sanguinary work of theft..
seat day. Remember that if your fathers and heathen
fall for Poland, the hear will eame for her to flea again
aad thee it will be your tarn to earn the eoestry, sad
lend it the support of your arms.
You will only be able to 'serve the country well vb.'
your mind is full of lofty thoughts, mid your bents of sale
seatimests. Young pupils, do sot forget, too, that the
country disdains its degenerate sous.
Childrew of Poked, Winch's than thins your fothershave

use await you. Tau approach a MOONY{ la raw* lb*
Miura VIII fall ham the Mail of dr maim, rawawary.
liweembor you prove mimics' worthy of wry* a foie
Polead. To your abolasa, thavicro, chiklaus of Mead
thay uo your who duties, your most sawed du*, towards
Use «mato.

A &mit= ClAwolnuit •II ♦ Ptrislaw.—Otte
Yee. Dr. Bate gaged a sorsa ia Itblsddd, os the late
Feet Dey, which be acre to have thought diserriag=
Dragon. His teat wee •'Hiehteoeseers which •
He thoattlit the claims, winch ware mow goitre os Is the
panties! sad Christie wield sad whisk wore likely te remit
ia the atabliebareas of the Ceidedersey, were
of the rapid awes* of the waillesiese ; sad Pi=
" Is it set resarmealk to ammo's that God will icangsrate
this &rims iwa of the church by *badly some cum Ratios
eat of the woks of thaworld, to take rowed for Gad wed
ass ureter the humor of the (cepa ?" sad what patios coald
this he bet the /loathers Coefedrey ? He seem to
thisk that it bad already has wheeled out of the
make of the world," for be umpires, " Why should
it era • thin lassedibie to you that God
should es* this Wks free the dead sad raise
her Row?" by whisk clefueet suite he masa the Smith-
-41111 Goofelentey. He further ugh es the &nth to "arouse
sod seise this as great sires of Woe la the Magary of
the world, sad .soapy that watiosal position." The Coale.
deftwir he asyk sat at all afraid of all tie powers of the
air* sees thee& they film aliases with a power whose
heed.quarteee are eappowed to be wader the teeth.
We reed :—"phy. let the North NMI* set her sullies
d ace se the Leh, arid any are the Tight all tale
Titan. WNW ef lleilsed. Frame. atria, read Awl& ;
Red Woe i the ray wise of bell is all their &Week to
wisps the nein ii lr greed Jardine army. What
Ole Whydiathies is God sad frees Gad anew us
Hot thew ate States meld hear •• voice from
Heaese—'llte is sot yaws. het she. Marl ye still
sad as the ealsatiss of the Laird.' If they doool to od-
, "saes siethesee sal as setp7 Gad woad Ars eft
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heard. sad sheet spire then vessafel lies aid lighteises
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