The Express.
London, England, 1852-12-29 00:00:00

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L')NDO3; WED.VESDAY, DECEMBER 29.

No man can Nerve two.

and Mammon

—at once. Ministers will do well to keep this truth
in view. It is very. pretty to ring the changes upon
" Liberal Conservative," or " Conservative Liberal,"
but inch jingling will not conciliate the support and
affection of Englishmen, who, of all nations on earth,
are most profoundly convinced of the truth of the
homily, but great philosophical maxim, that "tins
words butter no parsnips." It may, without dispute
or controversy, be conceded to Lord ABERDW, that
there are mon of liberal sentiments—very excellent
liberal sentiments- among the Conservative*. Again,
it is (gully incontrovertible that the principles of
cautious liberal progress are the truest conservatism.
Is this abstract sense of the words it is all very
well to talk of " Liberal Conservative." and " Con-
servative Liberals." Bat when " Libeler and
" Conservative" are used as the distinctive
describing two parties in the state, it is
"Liberal," then, has been used to man mrastkieg
entirely different from--antsgoeistic to " auserva-
tire ; and rice rent*. "Liberal Coeservetive" is in
this ease a phrase almost as unmeaning u " Reb-
bean Royalist," as " innovating obstructive." The
person or persons wing it to describe their own pen-
umcnts and opinions inevitably expose themselves
to the suspicion of talking nonsense in order to
deceive. " Liberal" has come to designate a " Re-
former ;" " Conservative," se opponent of the Reform
party. No man can be both at woe; be cannot
serve GOD and Mammon. He meet nuke his elee-
tiros between them, and be one or the other.

It is Downes lei the new Ministers to seek to per-
suede men that they are at ones both Conservative*
aid Liberals, in order to recruit followers from both
.amps. Sines the coalition," three ways are open to
them" m poor Sir ROBERT Pezt would have said,—
hat one of these they mast take, and move on.
Either the Cusaervative members of the Miaistry
ham OMB over to the Liberal camp, or the Liberal.
have gem over to the Conservative camp, or both
hare numbed out of their old camps, and taken op
some new Mahon—hoisted some new flag. The people
of Baikal do not like being left in the dark ; they
will indet epee knowlic what Ministers really are,
what they Oink, and w they intend to do. And
if Mahan betray emy desire to mystify the nabs
—0) their play, • fa DISIMILLI, • vans mil
ble stmening " looming is the die-
tante —they must nee wake up their Made to fall
• Dismal has falka.
The met by whisk they will he tried will be Oak
deeds (sot their weals) ls the matter et Partisan. Belem. Abaft ease nudism nee Bel
teleably easy. Ms Preedirede esatmetay is at as
end denti n Midden will de their beet to keep
the netimel fames right; abed simatka soled,
is sand date Lard Deem neseand ; as he
=gliler, O
headka% seldom tha
abet themdJaaar Bou
steals .m
Paliessealay When hit this nesnin apeZl
so got paella; lesitisa. 106104840 e ef
tr lei Ife. Oman asester intimates Oat
Isis me prepared Is amply with the Weenies if the
rat
Speen efrehrsery, 1861, soda One Pada-
nisnau7 Reform Ws their series. emslimaise.
Nee dean my sena ilia alarmed by Bit W. MUM.
womat Clews es this subject : he ha no used to
give severities on this heed. Bat the less ef Lord
Joan Busema.'s Mime seem rather le imply that
Ministers will andante wen themselves. thee
that they will set imeoliabb ea the emetics et
Parliamentary Palos And Lard AMMER'S
minim, that the wham be mainglates " will net
azelude an samina et sepaestative system,'
hes a chilly and piendlnefieg send. •
This Mentalism sad shOlywhelly is smineatly
vier. Ministers mast bap thsenelves ; they mast,
as soon as Peollement nests, set Mom a °beep et
detail in aesenstkana et the Home of
They meet dinienise hew the mats left trans stby
the Osfreashissant of Bt. Albums and Sudbury are
to 1r Ahmed el. This anientirely little and
queetitirwillle as keen in difrkaltia and
menences as a whelellalmanßill. Nee can the
matter stop hem 11 is asterism that there
ere may other ber_mghe Idle es lieparely comas
se Bt. Albans sad isibery. Manes will be called
epee to deal with them Om. oaf canna in
mamma deem? reign A Baru Bill may be a
big startling explodes; bat It bane sal away, and
not half so hods' as as assennt see of small
cream s of special dinnaelbeeesale imemestly
ring off anion peoples het he a Jaaß tweet of
tune. Lady, the sid eleaustive Maks rallied
eider Lord DERBY have bead the same of the
=veslective eqs he sea pig amount (kr
ennead abashady nearly
ate ball et) , that
the maw Ow Mane Oainens. Thos
system if elealbasideg aseignmet, d
uwiLs."Mejer it
le. se wok et So heed. by
so aelhetin likelf OM it as esly be kin se by
el=tbil &dive .alninw with abik It is
II is is van he any lined in-
=,Ministry to Morn and ends the
if the wawa public a less as
Ceased rim is withheld i the present ernes ef
asides Ambles a fades le peek the House of Oen.
=end thwart, adosest, and paralyse the net
la skatf, Dakar,.
preseal dote of affairs is the exact
esenlapait et Met whisk mimed in 1630. Abases
ben wept Ye the repreentative system tibia pew
vast the peelmumadgleingeteni;iveg to s
Ih6 sweets at the people. There
fatatlsa, tiro
b het toe my to amble se mil ea hunt
WAtry. *memo against adiessliag
trams sad jabs% end Int bask a Par-
/Wens as Clanks the Nam et an, a more real repeeentiehe d$ Mind
Ts aid wishes. ninon
any
this.
mares is inevitable diamena to any neenfeg
Mlaidry. It alielabe the people, inking than
inspicious ; and it haves time and opportunity for
esmiption to play its part.
Into the amik of the reform that it will be wise
for the new Ministers to undertake now is not the
time to ester. This however is certain, that as to
be aseossiful and useful, the measure ought to be
brought forward without delay, so its pro-j

Ebt• nen
jakitY
sr • great sad
pilaallai, so all -
it

complications are .
shift arrangements.
dating it to the locreasnig wadi' of a greedily
society, each in itself simple enough. Cow,
plication is sure to come of itself with
time : it is needless to begin with it—
to produce it prematurely and artificially.
The more curt, simple, and perspicuous, the new Re-
form Bill the better. In a few brief clauses let it be
declined how far the Mfrs(' is to be extended; how
the representation is to be distributed mass, the
constituencies; how electors are to be registered,
and votes taken at elections. A multiplicity el oleo-
taral qualifications only cuts out work far lbs law-
yers; a variety of constituencies (large anil
only makes the representation unequal, and elebiell
the minority to give itself the airs of a see4meky.
Lord Jour's last Reform Bill erred on the side d
complexity : let the error be corrected in his next.

THE EXPRESS, WEDNESDAY

FRANCE.

711H.LAIVIdf/tHER IN ?ANIS..
' PARIS, Tehehes, Dzo.lll, 8.30 sAL
Bows, is avoids&
?AIM. TvikraT %voiln
tilal of Mr. Elyot Howily witted df the IN"-
t Mr. &ails Marto°, atm sit at the O.
we de la Sobs* this mealogi The tart at
very erowded. A number if ;Mee were
At sit edsik t
te& he public paasesar M. 14611
de Promo fti&ed bit ailiiiere.to the jury.
He was waft wait 1114: the het
that,eitai Mao how pay of
alme imputed blab Irlat
mit le be proved, MAIM lbw
dierehre lab w mita
stet! set Hatinletained that Ilfrs. Boma 11114
to her husband's kessrladge, out of her sad was
ttba assessed herself, ad that he was to not
*Nisi in attavolis = weight to her desimetionL
The Petrie y evening says:
The tasse Comps gas at half past Was ta-
illight, is moustsd la Path at haif.pass aims. The
Imitator would tut hays say soon wr way lessen paid
Na. Prises Jams. M. Peale, Maw et Mete, the
household of the asester, sad Mamas, teft Compiegne
at one co'cluct.

The wetness of the weather at Compiegne on Sun-
day prevented the Emperor from leaving the palace
all day. Prince Jerome returned to Compiegne the
evening before, about six o'clock.
The Emperor, learning that a grave soc;dent to the
machinery of a factory at Montatairo (Oise) was
about to occasion a loss of work fur several days to
the men employed there, has sent them 3,000 fr.
M. de Persigny, the Minister of the Interior, has also
forwarded I,ooofr.
Several journals having stated that Mme. Pauline
Roland had lately died while proceeding to Algeria
in pursuance of her sentence, the Paine corrects the
error by stating that that lady died at Lyons, on re-
turning from Algeria, after having been pardoned
by the Emperor, and in her last moments expressed
her gratitude for the act of clemency of which she
had been the object.
The AV*, of Toulouse, states that the Emperor,
on the occasion of his accession to the throne, w-
arded 34 additional commutations of punishment to
salary phone= in that city. Them men arc to be
daftly seat to
By am loperialAl=l, dated from Cornpi, Dec.
M. lhodenin, Peahen of the Oise, has been pro-
wled Ie the rank et Commander in the Lotion of
Hewer, amd M. Hebert, men., of the ormaefigeseral
of the Olss be thee et enr. By the nate deem the
tehetriejr poems woe mode biigleft et the same
order : The Delo de ompar et Monehy-le-
Chisel ;M. Lashime. Pwlfdeet of the Tribal's' of
Cemosole of Compiegne; M. de Salle, esonendent
of the asthma gaud of Bean rale ; and M. Armand
de Labruaede, mayor of Premieres.

PARIS, MOXDAT EVISINO.
The following are the terms of the Senalus Con-
'Whom, voted on Thursday last in accordance with
M. TiwloaWs report
Napolem, Fy the pros of God and the national will, Eta-
moor of the Preach, to an present and to come, greeting :
We ham smotimmil sad do hereby promulgate what fol-
lows :

SiNATVII CONSIATIIII
Erplainiag sad modifying the e•astitntion of Jaa.14,1852.
Att. I. The Emperor has the right to grant pardons and
accord seasetiet.

An 2. The Esperer what he Wake proper,
over the &mato and the Omni dant&
An. 3. Treatise of eenemsest made in virtue of article 6
et the oonetitaties lave the twee of law for the modifies-
time of gm tariff therein etlerehtted.
Art. 4. AN weeks of peigle utility, and more especially
111 es ilmfgemeed by Mid. 10 of the law of the 21st April,
11113. mid of
3of the law of the Zed Me 1341, sod all
Ilarspissep :so saral eadlinitherieed
by iseeese ikswees.""misitliose domes are issued fa
the her _ by Ike regulation' of the public' admi-
nistrates. Nemellrime. U them worts mad andertaklags
have for eamildem. migtgamenta, or mosey from the Trea-
sury, the end* mil hi 11118111ded, Of the eogagoofeate rati-
fied by a law Woe the weeks are emanteeced. When
the matter Nieto to welts e led by the state, and
mbkh are met eta mature to =te the object of comes-
flow, the may be °petted, now of urgency, accord-
tog to illlbw prescribed kg extraordinary credits. Seth
credits he laid before the legislative belly at its next
meets&

Art 5. The dispositions of the le deem of the
22nd of March, =, may be sodided by demon of the
taperer.
Art. 6. The menthees of the Laporte! family called even-
tually to the enemesien, sad Asir deseadsaii, are French
=The MAIM ma of the Emperor takes tk• title of
imperiat
Art. 7. The Pam* princes are members of the Senate
and of the Carol if OWN when they shall have attained
the fall ow of *Mee pen. They aan only take their
seen by gie eons& dit 1111•IIWIMIC
Art L TM aft if MID ad @aril ef the Imperial family
are neind by the Illiakdott ei &ate, and transmitted on
sit spier of the Emperor to the Senate, which orders their
sasednisa es the resisters, aid their deposit in the

—ActB: The Medea of the ammo and to shit list of
de Emperor are regulated bps opal I Oeneekets.
Art. 10. Ma suallor of maims asseinmed diem* by
the Emperor armed MINS' one lanalsed sod My.
Art. IL. Aomori Mattis be Mk el Piety diessaad
Err is apcsagekted to tbe dip*, K strater.
Art. 12. MEW of explores Is presented to the le-
ts mugs. Milk its admiaistrative sabdividsne, by
eel ley artistic It is 'sled by miaistdes. The
dieteibudis by :Mimi tits medic granted is each
us ism/dela deems dem Emintor,
is hi mod el state. deems, preaoaneld ia the
mos dook. eau tondos Ansa me. dopier to
Olean. Th. &WNW* 1, eePlilabis M Itre budget of the
lOW 111118.
Aft. 13. raped et the &stoles sedurei by Art. 42 of
esnediatian, is übmitted, bodes its pablisegeo. to a
esespssol el Vas WlNidelt st
melliTMod the joislings demi bureau. Et etra el an
gidatrisisu etepidsos, die peesident et eintirs
doll have:be:psis. The pre* lie
moil le do mese& era* owl=
sod lobs 'Ms ve asps. , •
Ada& 211 to ths
ideonity, trEldt ie teed at two
=mare mu joniad. ides the coatinuoiar 'iort
Al no isimpol seem deed on the room meg
he bs lmou
es laving legtriia
theirative body. They ars so be ea& I
med gives resigasaioe, if they am
employed to vo service, it medoreeity with Art. 6et *a
dares of Dee. I, 1869, sal with Art. 3 of the law of August
4,1666.
Art. it The oath prescribed by Art. 14 of the CorelNr
ties is la the following terms : " I swear ?Wines tea.
Osnatitatioa, and Adelity to the Emperor.'
Art. 17. Articles 2,9, 11, 16, 16, 17, 18, 19, 22. sod Er Of
the Coastitstion of the 14th January, 1862, are
Given at the Palace of the &nate, this Sped K'
ber, 1662. MUNABD, Presiders
DAWN T. DI LAcaoses. Castaactrues,
Ifsessinsil sod
OZNsedid. RSONAVD D'AINOILT, Bemetaires.

_ with the semi of w lismete,
Imes T. DI LAMM.
We Mee Get thete press*. attested with the Nei of
the lisothe, sal koala it the Mitt. In Leis. *mil be
eeviles.damosei to We meth. *Mimi% mod mamialstretire au
rWelt dry may lounge 6110 em their resisters,
el esorb=msrerrettleetealtswrithet'sga let tier I so
i
thereat le leek te ask pelboullee.
Gila at the Pekoe fie Ormeliges, this 16th et Deus-
her, WMNamthrow.
=, Named.AmFeta^ lithister et Stets.
IL
sealed with the_ area seal.
MISATtraCt. Moister gt

to be as sirople, as free
over-refined werspreation. as .
is • school a e
who arise that becalm; the -.
and old country is agemearily
provisions for strefigthenisii Mx. 1
to be oonolicalldpioo. The.
was silage endligb It fint
the result of many
.isolated make. der
of
is for strengthening it, or accolnaso- , •