The Express.
London, England, 1855-07-13 00:00:00

LONDON, FRIDAY, JULY 13.

MONDAY next has been fixed upon by the Hones
Commons for hearing and determining the question
raised by Sir BuLwen LTITON. That question is,
in point of feat, one of mildews in the Government
as now constituted, and in its policy resettling the
war. For, although the motion was suggested by the
unfortunate disclosures made hat week by Lord
Joao Russell. with reference to the part individually
borne by him in the recent negotiations at Vienna,
it is evident, not only from the terms of the
resolution, but likewise from the manner in which
it has been received by various sections and puttee,
that the issue about to be raised involves more
general interests and objects. The revelations with
regard to the last proposal of Austria are need by
Sir BuLwai Lrrrox rather in the way of recital than
en the " be-all and end-ail "of the charge he professes
to bring. The objects of this charge are the Cabinet
in their collective capacity, and its essence lies in the
averment that ea an Administration they are not

agreed upon the purpose for which hostilities with
Rusk are now carrying 00, and consequently that
they are unfit to be entrusted with the future con-
duct of the struggle. A specific censure of the
1311CRETAZY for the Cowin= would doubtless include
by implication all his collie's's ; but the chiefs of
opposition understand too well the flimsy tex-
ture of which mutual loyalty among Whigs is
made ; and they feel nowise confident that
were a declaration of no-confidenoe in one mem-
ber of the Government obtained from the House of
Commons, their rivals as a party would thereupon
retire. In point of fact, it has been notorious during
the last few days that no efforts have been spared to
persuade Lord JOHN to accept the part of JONAH,
and to play that historic character with the new em-
bellishment of voluntarily jumping overboard. As
Mr. Dissent, however, frankly avowed last night,
be and hie friends are opposed to the principle of
"limited liability," as applied to administrative rule;
and it must be owned that, in the present instance, it
would be wholly absurd and hypocritical to treat the
question of responsibility as divisible, as between
Lord Joni' &runt and the rest of the Cabinet.
Had he stood alone upon his return from Vienne, ems-
promise in hand, there could have been no hesitation,
no debate, no prolonged suspense, as to whether
negotiations were finally broken off—no used on the
part of those who were for rejecting Count BooL's
ultimatum for retort to the alarm bells which were
met ringing everywhere, in order to prevent its accept-
ance. For ourselves, we believe that a very large
proportion of the present advisers of the Crown con-
curred in sentiment with Lord Joss, although, like
him, they submitted to be overruled by the dear and
commanding voice of public opinion. There was
sot, then, a Cabinet united on the policy of the
war, and it is impossible to believe that there is one
now. The bemuses of sycophancy will hardly ven-
ture to pretend that all the Ministers who six weeks
ago were ready confidentially to advise the !Unix
to sign a treaty of pesos on the basis of the Austrian
proposition, have bottoms "lame and zealous con-
verts to the honourable duty of prosecuting the war.
When Lord Jose, last night, in brief and moderate
terms, declared hie willingness to carry on the eon-
test vigorously, his words served only to provoke a
burst of bitter laughter. With what derision, then,
would profeeidoss of martial fervour be received from
inferior members of the Government P
We have little doubt that these considerations con-
tributed to sway the mind of Mr. ROEBUCK when he
consented to postpone hie motion until after that of
the Member for Herthedaks dwell Base been
decided. Manifestly he regards the bike as iseels.
Mg to a considerable extent the Isms peed& buns
es that which he himself desires to rekm In point
of mange and oonsiatency his own preposition is,
indeed, far less open to exception than that of the
Hon. Baronet. It singles oat no individual's faults or
shortanniags m salmilated to furnish an ad cyders.
dem preface; but boldly and impartially administers
historic censure on all who were la Mace during the

it malice

reflecting,
blame amongst
of the last

neoserarily enlisted spinet him on
whole strength of the Aberdeenite party
misest members were among the chief offenders.
ft Burma LYTTON'S motion is, on the other hand,
se =strived as by its term to admit the aid of that
versatile section. They have their own grievances to
wreak upon the heads of Lord Jose and the Whip;
sad the cheers with whisk they sailed the Derbyite
Isadore when pressing for the appointment of an
early day for the great trW of strength now im-
pending, show how cordially Mr. GUI:OWNS and
his friends hail the opportunity thus unexpectedly
offered far avenging the beak-cep of the Coalition in
January last. What we have more than once pre-
'dieted draws near to its fulfilment. The two
NOON/ of the Conservatives are about to be ones
mere fused into one party. On what terms or with
what awair we cannot now panes to inquire : we
*ell have abundant leisure by and bye for such in-
vestigation. The fact is enough for the present ; and
we cannot disguise the satisfaction with which we
hail its approach. We have always felt and invari-
ably said, that there wee and Gould be no hope of a
healthful and vigorous reorganisation of the liberal
party, until the essentially foreign substance of
Abordessies was got rid of, and the aeteed
Mica of the popular system restored. Were the
misting Ministry worth preserving as a Ministry
we shield hold its displacement a cheap price to pew
Ihr se great a good. But, viewing the Adaddifin=
dem of Lord Paz rser:or sea mare olirgarohis mew
don, we cannot affect the keit regret at the imaged
of its being arrested peremptorily in its aoarsodeide.
rule. It is in this light that many of the sounded
and most enlightened Liberals in Parliament and out
of it look upon the coming struggle. Govern-
ment has forfeited all claim upon their confidence,
for it has broken every promise made to the
people. In domestic affairs it has reduced the
badness of legislation to a burlesque, and
t the choice of men to fill administrative functions

to a bye-word. In foreign affairs, its policy, so far as
it dared, has been that of subserviency to Austria,
and the continua:los of inalmoility and favouritism in
the prosseation of the war. Warning and expostu-
lation have been lavished on Lord PAIMIRSTom and
his colleagues, week after week and month after
month, but all in vain. They have attempted to
govern by the oligarchy and for the oligarchy : will
the oligarchy save them now from the punishment
they have so richly earned t As foe the people—
spurned, outlawed, and insulted—they look on and
laugh when their her oometh.

gpt Court.

Owing to the unfavourable weather, her Majesty
and the Royal Family ism usable to leave the how yes-
terday awning.
Th. Dasher of Lust is expected to arrive at Osborne to-
ellirrOW oa a skit to the Quest.

OSBORITB, JIILY 12.

Tb. Dukes' of Olemeeter sad the Primer Mary et
Cambridp visited the Dube. of Heat yetterds7 at Mr
reddest*, Clues.. How. St. Jame'..

N. Negates, the Tarkish Meister, had as faterview
with the Chasteellet of the leabesper yesterday, at his
ordsial residence is Dwain street

Cciptaia Fredario Higbee, who has been employed
on special 'mice in Mous* has jut returned to
town from the Crimea.

Her Majesty leaves for Paris on the 17th of next
month, after the prorogation of ParllantenL

It is anderstOod that according to existing arrange-
ments, Parliament will prorogue on the 9th or 10th proximo

The Queen has greoiouely given apartments in
Hampts• Court to the widows of General Strangways end
Admiral Boner.

Tin Yore OF WAIST or CONFIDINCE. Lord
Palmerston has gives ratios that on Monday he shall move
that the order of the day be pootpeaM until after sir B.
B. Lyttoa's none* of motion, relative to the negotiation, at
Vieaaa, hoe been disposed of.
The Theses reminds members of the Hone of Com-
mons that the bill for facilitating the " Lessee and Salsa of
Settled *states "--whleh stands for a meoad reading this
evealag—is ander another maim their old Mead "a Bill for
permitting the liaelomm of Bampstsed•beeth."

The following officers paid their respects to the
First Lord et the Admiralty yesterday :—Hon. Admiral
Crofton, Rear-Admiral Sir G: A. Westphal, Rsar•Admiral
Bandon, Rear-Admiral Beret, Captains E. & flootheby, G.
A. Elliott, E. J. Carpenter, R. H. Stanford, H. &bombers,
G. Randolph, W. C. Menton, H. Millar, H. Resist's.;
Commanders C. Gaylen, G. F. Mishant, W. Whimper, J.
S. Enema, J. J. Jailing, F. Moresby, D. Wild, J. Slight,
A. Morrell, W. Rowlett, Mr. ,Jamas Hardie, Mr. Henry
1Brooker; Lieutenants G. Read, A• Royer, W. E. Arnim,
G. W. William►, R. Morgan.

An application has been made to the Home Guards
by the heeds of the Queen's College is Galway to nestles
'the addition of a 'military school to that institalloo, la
whisk outillsates or diplomas, ea In the case of Woolwich,
would be granted to the sasesesfal students *adding them
eonalesiose to her Majesty's envies.

A beautifully exam ted tablet of white statuary
marble, bearing the following iaseriptioo, will, in a few
days, be placed la the parish shank at Leverrall, Lineola-
shire :—" In memory of Williams Peatoa, of Iladerbent,
Bal., only soa of Samuel sad Jassy Nato., who was bar-
barously murdered by robbers at Algeairs, is Spain,
April 13, 1856, aged 36 yean ; his remains are interred is
the eensetery at Gibraltar. This tablet, to the memory of

a beloved brother, k pleated in the church of this, bis naive
parish, by his four sisters, the youngest of whoa was with
Lit at the time of his Grad death.••

SOCIETY or AWL—At the meeting of the council
ea Wednesday, the Rev. Dr. Booth, F. 8.8., wee elected
chairmen of the 'omen M the room of Vteemat Ebringtoe,
sad William Hewes, Beg., of Montagu-place, depety
Maim= tsr the *mein year.

ROYAL ITALIAIf

Royal Highnanas

the DllOOlO Of Canbridp cad the I'dOWN Mori, and her
Royal Highness the Hereditary Greed Duane of Mecklen-
burg Swelits, lesourod the Royal Inlet Opera with their
pt esene last evening Their royal biplanes, wen attended
by the Lady Wield, Berea Labe, sad Malta Hone Parma
The Quesa's boa was occupied by Lord sad Lady
Caney; sad the Hen. Minn Sewn and party.
Among the fashisaahle sompay hosionrisg the opera
with their preen* we romarked his Ezeellsney the Am-
bassador of Prase sad the Comities Parsigay, his Beni-
Inlay the Minister for the Nether/sada, his Excellency the
Sardinian Meister, the Deka of Leeds, the Berl Bran, the
Earl Gifford, the Earl et Enaberough, the Berl Graa-
vale, the Zell sad Countess of Porta the Earl sod
Conine of Hintegileid, the Earl sad Couatess of Lis.
towellViarount sad Viscountess Ebringen sad Mn. Sotto',
Lady Erase Brno sad Kies Brae, the Ladies Copal and
Mies Johnstone, Lady Lyndhurst end the Eon. Mile
Copley. sad the Meese Ewe, Lard Edward Thynne,
Led, Virgins Sanders and Mr. Sudan, Vier-oast Ex-
. mouth, °nerd the Hon. H. Cavendish, Lard Algernon
St. Maur, Hem. Mr. sad Mrs. Dailey Ward, Hos. Otway
Toler, Hon. Mrs. Rona Hoa. Mr. and Mrs. WelleskYs Oh
Thomas Macro, Sir Compton gad Lady Donna* cad MV
Caeca*, Sir Hoary Mein, Lady Nielson, Sir George sad
Lady Arserage, CoL Wyldasen, 81, Coate. Liedeey, Lady
Wishbone, Col. Tyrwlint, Col. Browniow Enos. M.P.,
Mr. Hubert do Bargb, Mr. Norman Macdonald, 11. P., Mr.
H. Ban% Captain Cost, Mr. Doyle, Mr. Vyner,
BT. GEORGE% HANOVER-BQUAIM LENDING
Lawny Loa RZADIIIO-100116.-0. Wedanday evening
alestare, ea tin Mane of the Charon, was delivered to the
supportnes of the above lastitatioo, in Meet street,
square, by the Rey. Theses Helmer*. M A.
The ionitadea (pensitial) establielird to provide •
for then who, havreyearid a taste for reading,
are the mew of ',Muhl. Woks. The
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low nes a milllllolll M•. The meen he at& it
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tees lap fw &mikes if wilibie work, bow the
Meads sd mar, follOommel.

PRI D.

THB BALTIC.

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DANTZIO, iIILY 11.

The Omer has arrived. No change has takes
plow in the position of the fleet. Admiral Seymour's
eyesight will be preserved.
The Oalaatta has arrived at Nyberg.

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HANOVER, Jeri U.

The Constitution Committee of the Second Chamber
have presented a report and addrem to the Leg,
praying him to preserve his Royal prerogative unim-
paired, protect the idtpendenee of the kingdom, and
maintain the present Cannibal°. unaltered.

THE OVERLAND MAIL.

AND Bs : TIILICII ALr a.)

MARSEILLES, FaiDAT.

The Vegas arrived with the above mails at 8 o'clock
this morning. The despatches will be forwarded
this evening.

THE UNITED STATES.

ARRIVAL OF THE UNION.

01101 g OVA OWN

Fzumy Monitnto.

The United Statae packet, Union, has arrived on
ha way to Havre. Eike left New York on the 90th
nit.

A fire had taken place at Toronto, which had
mead damage to the amount of 60,000 dollars.
The Crescent (My had arrived at New Orleans
from Havana.

Them is no political news of importance.
The markets for sugars were firm. Freights were
a shade lower.

A terrible rain storm in Canada had destroyed the
mops of corn and oats.
The Baltic's news had canoed a depression in the
cotton market at New Orleans. At New York cotton
had declined, flour was dull; cotton and corn were to
a fair extent shipped to Liverpool.
Yellow fever prevailed at Bt. Thomas and Havanna.

EASTERN PAPERS.

LTIONS WITH THE AUEPRIAN

GOVERNMENT.
The papers relating to the above subject, which
were Wd upon the table of the House of Commons last
am* by Lord Palmerston, bass been this morning made
public. We subjoin Wes more hamsdiataly bearing upon
the mass taken by Lord John Russell :

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