The Express.
London, England, 1855-02-19 00:00:00

the adios of the Ismer et the Frieda
test that it would set be employed f
the mearity d dillemat Gases et►
one of the federal states mused Weiss
eeseeatieMa them ea He Maher, lo-

elastics' throughout the provisoes of this
and on the eos-
in the :world. • Mein
distriliated than say mans.
the *adulate of its elm*
wad list be tested by

redivides, Mbar Maas algid &
weld be parrible he ell 111111aW
Weeps lereige pewees.
The whole of this argameat is based m
tim—namely, that whoa hissame the ChM,
Miss Austria and Prude bed the tatsaties mateiseing
their essestial rights as great Europe= powen Is
suet a meaner that the exeraising of them shield de-
pend ea the will of the other neembees of the misfederstloa.
Austria, Pamela, Densamit. the Netherlands ham the right
to easels& alliaame of every dearripllea, sot Imams that
is said in the article 11 of the federal set, but I. their
quality as Europese powers.
If the great German powers had 'squired this right
solely through the said article, they *sibs to sithealt to the
Gam. Dist all the treatise with truism powers before
Emir &asides conalasion, in order that this assembly may
mains and ascertain whether the aliases dose aims ast
militate against the safety of the CoefederaMia se IMINOW
• members, sad so approve or reject it. Bat Mime EMU
tbs. be the isdependeme and dignity of Austria se IhifilMes
Ibelreimlity as great Beropean powers ?
Is is to their feeling of duty alone that we mast leave
Om MO of exercising their free right of making war sad
poses sad maciadicg alliances, so that the security of the
Oanliederation or any one of its members may net be em
issowed. The entrance of as auxiliary army Jetsam Arm
lIES Or Primula provisos, belonging to the Genoa& Ow
IliEsestios, fee the porpres of operating against a elalle Bet
beleaging to this Contrderatios, 1100Stitatall in Miff se
danger whatever for this security, sad is solely the add If
the respective great German powers. Prussia mad AMID
have sever moused their right of concluding
sad defensive allianese with other European steles, mai
uniting auxiliary nos-Genus troops to their own troops is
their own

1 with about a goalie
'bunkum Sr Clore (ban
.. per __ _ , with half the popular
dem a liladelis isa=ation of mere than 40,000
per ft en' li is it not likely that a
fabiiimieriellation would be ascribed to the These,
if the NUM did Lot ruthlessly show that its sale does
not opal that of its Parisian contemporary ? This is a
Neliieuedha Which ought not to be lost sight or by
IN Wm; he wkihmessigoad soot etrossooorly for
ell Ye and hollhiele hemee. IN shall be parry to
u Ibe obillos et _..s which give greater
was kr to frobedisso to the influence of the
pees, either collectively or individually.
The terms of the Resolutions ars sufficiently vague
Is allow the CasecuLLos of the Exotic:gm in

any Bill which may be based upon them to meet
some of the points before adverted to. There are
other points, such as Copyright, which will require
careful consideration upon any revision of the New&
paper Laws. We postpone, therefore, for the present,
any further remarks upon the subject. As more
than four-fifths of the newspapers issued are reputed
to pass annually through the Poet-office, the postal
question is one in which the public is more interested
than the proprietors of newspapers; and, if a new
arrangement be new made, the smaller and the
larger newspapers ought not to be subjected to the
same indiscriminating rate.—Daily News.

THE EXPRESS. MONDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 19, 1855.

.Mt Court.
tat Pemeare hid an audience of the WINS
ea IlturiforyM Beekleiglian Palms.
Mena* dOembeldire 'Wad her lbjeety.
_ _

The Sod boar took their wail e;ereiee fa the pr-
elim etthe Pam.

. The Royal Amer party in the evening 'minded the
United States liiaiske and Mir Lane, the Sul
COlAMlllf_Clareadem 'firma& Baselines, she Pa Hen.
W. Zas Mn. Gladeetme. Major the His. Artkar Hu-
dings, 3140141eseral Simpson, and Maier-General Ide.
Yederday the Queen and Priam Albert, with the Prince
el Wales, the Priam' Royal, Priam Alfred, sad the Prim-
mer Albs, the ladles sad gestleinsa of the Court, and the
denim& Messeheld, attended Divine Service in the private
'impel of Bnekisibana Palms.
The Rom sad Very Rev. the Dena of Windsor ofß-
siateL

A Cabinet Council was held, on Saturday after-
noon, at the Foreign office. It was attended by
Viscount Pabnenton, the Lord Chancellor, Earl
Granville, the Duke of Argyll, the Marquis of
Lansdowne, Sir George Grey, the Earl of Clarendon,
the Right Hon. Sidney Herbert, Lord Panmure,
the Chancellor of the Exchequer, Sir James Gra-
ham, Sir Charles Wood, Viscount Canning, and Sir
William Molesworth. The Council sat four hours.

The Cathedral Commission met at No. 1, New-street,
Spring-gardens, on Friday. The commissioners present
were the Archbishop of Canterbury, the Marquis of Bland-
ford, M.P., the Ran of Harrowby, the Bishop of Odor?,
the Hon. and Rev. H. M. Villiers, the Rev. Dr. Words-
worth, and the Rev. Canon Selwyn.
A deputation mudding of the Rev. T. L Mills, Mr. 3. •
Platt, the Mayor of Oldham, Mr. Alders= Worthington,
Mr. B. A Wright, Mr. George Berland, and Mr. Henry
Radcliffe, ammenpanied by Mr. Heywood, M.P., Mr.
Brown, MX., and Mr. Cheetham, M.P., had au interview
with Sir George Grey on Friday at the Home-office.
Despatehes for the Governor of the Cape of Good Hope
were seat on Saturday frees the Colonial-ofiee.

Has Mawr: will give s splendid entertainment
on Friday nest at Buekingham Palace, to his Royal High-
ness the Duke of Cambridge, General Sir de Lacy Evans,
the Earl of Cardigan, &a on their return from serving with
the British army in the Crimea.

APPOINTMENTS.

The Lord Chancellor has appointed Mr. L I.
Landslip, secretary to the Criminal Law Commissionen, to
the vacant county court judgeship.
Mr. J. Mellor, Q.C., of the Midland Circuit, will sue-
seed the late Mr. Hildyard as Recorder of Leioestar.
The private secretaries of Lord Palmerton in Downing-
street are Mr. C. C. Clifford, who was with his lordship at the
Home-office, sad Mr. W. Law, of the Treasury (late pri-
rate secretary to Mr. Wilson, M.P.), who was one of Lord
John Rur's private secretaries when he was Prime
Minister.

Mr. George Reesell, of the Treasury, succeeds Mr. Law
so private secretary to Mr. Wilma.
Mr. W. F. Higgins, of the Colonial•official, lately with
Mr. F. Peel. will be the private secretary to the Hon.
Sidney Herbert.
Mr. D. Dalhousie Raney (of the War-office) is appointed
private secretary to Lord Penman.
Mr Robert Ellice is private secretary to Sir George
Grey, In the place of Lord Hobart, who resumes his old
place at the Board of Trade, with Lord Stanley of Alderley.
—Observer.

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