The Express.
London, England, 1855-12-12 00:00:00

amiss it to a art which be has ready waiting, and
drives off in triumph to &Hoek church.

He now " bows with adoring gratitude to that
PRrunimpr which so , mercifully ordered that
ebseid belie,* way, not by might nor by power, but
by the Spirit If the living Gob ordering the course
of things, that so satlehetery an arrangement was so
properly meted."
Even this is not all. Although people, hie Mr.
Saran, appear quite unconscious of it. Diameters
have feelings, and those feelings IMO in this instance
quite as mui outraged es—ve will not say ids, we
decline the comparison—anybody else's would have
been had the same foots taken place in the parish ,
churchyard. Mr. Sumas found himself proceeded
against for his desecration before the magistrates,
appeared by his solicitor, end sat silent while his soli-
citor ingeniously defended him by a train of expla-
nations, every syllable of which, as far as relates to
the question before us, Mr. BEAUX now amuse
the world was calculated to give as erroneous
colouring to the proceedings.
There is something inexprendttly nauseous in the
whole story. But the worst part of it is that
a bench of English magistrates has been found to
sanction Mr. SHAars's conduct throughout with the
weight of their fullest approval. Such a thing
might no doubt happen per istforetutions under the
beet regulated rigines ; but, in this use, there is no
such explanation to be looked for. The Hitohin
bench was presided over by Mr. Deutz RADcunrs,
a gentleman, we understand, who bears the highest
character, and who presided on the magi= only by
particular desire. Fortunately other means are open
to those whose feelings have been thus wantonly out-
raged, of obtaining redress ; and the publication of
Mr. Summit's letter—unless indeed he repudiates
that also, now that it his served hie purpose—may
tarnish the only link of evidence which has thus far
been wanting.

VOr Court.

OSBORNE, Du. 11.

'rho Qom and Prime, with the Royal Family,
Wattled by the Leda. sad Goatlemma is Waiting, strived
at Nana, yesterday, at half-pact 1 o'clock.

A Cabinet Conseil was held yesterday afternoon at
the Foreign-office. The ministers present were Viscount
Palmerston, the Lord Chancellor, But Granville,
the Earl of Harrowby, Sir George Grey, the Earl
of Clarendon. Hr. Secretary Lsbutichere, Lord Pea-
sant, the Chancellor of the Bachapher, Sir Charles
Wood, the Right Hon. R. Vernon Smith, Lord
Stanley of Alderley, the Right Hon. M. T. Baines,
and the Duke of Argyll. The Conseil sat three
boars.

♦ depatatket on Cambridge trairmity Rotors had as
Wenner with Viesesat Pahonstaa yesterday, at his canal
residesee is Dowaiug-etreet. The deputation .sainted of
Mr. Janne Heywood. M.P.. Mr. W. P. Prior, M.P., Mr. ,
Mara Philips, Rey. leaky* Brom), Roe. Thomas Help,
Bev. Janis Martins*, Dr. rooter, Hr. Hall Terrell, sad
Mr. H. ♦. Bright. _ .

Despatches irons the Govsraor of Malta were resolved
yesterday at ON C• 10111•14111109.

Taz RICINT WANIANT ON Aims

• memerW has bees addressed to the (lama by the seems
MIM tiles neatest. el Gam*, somplaining el the opera.
ties of the resent warrant ea army promotion, sad preying

far a

of it.

Th. eau& w desirois al

beim placed ea ea " equality with their store fortunate
brethren of the Line." The leftmost which this arraigns
the recent promedings of the War Department sad the
Horse (lauds is signed by Priam Albert, the Duke of
of Cambridge, and the esmasading either of sash regiment
col Claude. It appears that the warrant in qnsetiem
laid dews that all Ltoatswat•Coioaats Uwe Ade acting

as fidd•sfiesrs foe Woo pew Amid ipeo foci
Woos fall Colonels. Tborefore, from the rook of
Linetausat-Colonel dated the period of .mien socierary for
the rank of Goner 1. Us, and Gnarls were therefor*
plased as as equality. is subversion of the old seep whisk
formerly obtalood. The rale excluded ben benalit Woe
Captains of the Gouda wbo aro by moon Brevet Lieut.-
nant-Colesole he the army, bat intladad the 'era anion of

that rank is melt hattalioi, who take the place of Major—a
rash whisk does sot mitt is the Gaud& TM Guide
complaist is, that free the Army Lieg as It stood previously
to the proaalptiow of this warrant, it is shows that the
field dicers of the Guide who have begone Colonels by
the operettas of the warrant era of a Wager average kragth
of service thu those belong's.% to the Lim.

A marriage took plies yesterday morning at
Bud amore Chapel, Belgravia, betimes the Lady Bertha
asetlaga, secoad daughter of the Marettiosesa of Hastings,
sod Captain A. W. Clams, late of the Rue Brigade, ma

of the late Mr. Clifton, of Lytham Hell, Leseembire.

The Wurtanbery Moeitessr contains a letter from
Visage, which includes the following extraordinary state-
neat :—" The affair of Calmat Tarr. stressed at Beebe-
rest, is on Oa point of being sett:twd. That *Seat wUI sot
be given up to the Beglish, am the British Goversseat
admits that the right is ea the side o AIWA' in the
matter."

According to the Echo 4 r Est, it is in contorn-I
platioa *eater` to tom a amp on the beaks of the
Yemeni.

The Viceroy of Egypt, willies to take pert is the
sabseriptloa for the benefit of the wounded sad the widows,
and *tithing of the army of the East, has presestad to I
Prime Napoleon, through M. Josard, Meshes of the
Institute. ell the articles seat from Egypt to the late
Ezhibitioa.

The will of the late Buda Angeline de Rothschild,
of Frankfort, bequeaths numerous legesise to the charitable
lestitatisam of the tows. M. de Rothschild, leaving so di-
rest demseadeats, has muted the eldest moa of hi. bather
13olomes, who died la Par* his priselpel heir. Of the Ire
brothers who feuded that great house. osly sae survives.
viz tie bead eddies Paris Ire, Bozos James de Rothschild.

The Compiegne journals state that the stag which
was basted by the Emperor sad the King et Sadists ea
Friday kat, afforded a run of aired, two boors, sad *ea,
Wan the Oise at the Croix St. Caen, was alto. W the
Emperor with a earbiae.

Banning has be= presented with a vwy hand-
ed.. dimmed riag by the Marquis d' u.. by men of
We Majesty tb. Kiss of Sardis* se a memorial of Me
Mejeaty's epprobatie• tbe domestics. at GaUdball es tie'
4th December.

The philologist Meier, professor at Rollo, died
the 611 t last.

A perforosanos is annonneed to take place at the
Haymarket Theatre, es the 18th Mat., for the benefit et
Kn. Kassassms, who is sow upwards of 70 loan d ass
but who was feemeely a favourite actress at the Olympic
Theatre, Rader the maassemost of Kamm Yantis. The
promoters of this laudable uariettakiag are Kisses. Arab-
deltas mid W. R. Kerkira, sad their desire is to obtain
....fast fluids to forma small ladepaadesse foe the egad
lady la her dosilaiag years. Several distragaidiod per
formers, beaks the eempear attached to the theatre, are to
give their senior it the 0411111•400, sad the premium fo, as it
drones to be, a mat shaming ose.
The Fiona Lisateaaat-Coloael made prisoner
lately to a reocoseionase la the Crimea, tares eat *be K.
Depot. He sad mho olden wise seeseemaied him wore
lamodiately mat eel to Diktat Beni, where Priam Gott
shako/ reseived thou la the mat emuteeras muter, sad
Timed the telegraph at the selesers disposal to male him
to laferm his family of the Musser whisk had befall,' him.
Sian thee, K. &put ha bees seat lato Um interior el
Ramie, argils& wimp is sleeted.
This sversiog, at the anneal meeting of the Society
of Arts, Kr. J. Bailey Restos will reed a paper "Oa the
Progreso sad Rosalie et the radordraisage of Load la
Oreat Britain." C. Writ Rohm, Req., will preside.
lacturt.—Lest evesing.belng the hundredth night
of Kr. Badmen's appearamm was semoomersid by at
eddies from " The Willard," is whisk be anatomised that
be *sell take hie farewell el the Lyres* it the 22•1
is seder le era Coves'. poke Theatre with a Clebtaas
pisiolabie. The alarm vii resolved with eaboaaded
appiuw by a worded Mere.

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