The Express.
London, England, 1855-12-01 00:00:00

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LONDON. SATURDAY, DECBJEBER 1.

TEE King of SARDINIA has been received in Rag-
land with the cordial welcome due to hie penooal
character, to the doom septet he bas evinced
throeghout his reign for the osstitticisoal rights of
his subjects, to the firm feast he be. opposed to
pliantly encroachment, and le the chivalrous manlier
is which he has embraced des moues( ',Sisal jade-
peedsoce threatened by Remiss aggression. It has
Men remarked that his welcome wee lees dams-
truly loud than that which was accorded Rome
mouths ago to the Elope= of the FRENCH. There
tea be se doubt, bower's., that had the question
liven simply en these two seesaws which of the
men wee *elided to the warmer welcome, the
acclamations for VICTOR EMANUEL would have
overpowered those width greeted Louis NA-
POLsoN. The scale was tuned in favour
of the latter by the recollection that he
was for the time the impersonation of the French
people. France :is a mighty nation near at hind
Sardinia, though a brave and intelligent nation, the
salt that preserves Italy from utter oorruption, is MO
powerful, and more remote. Vicros ERANUIL ned
Loos NAPOLROX have both been seen in the re-
flected light of the people whom they respectively
represeet. The vulgar are ever dazzled by the glare
of mere tangible and visible power. The selfish sal
timid attribute inset importance to the friendship of
those whose enmity could work them most harm.
And. in the present instance, ma the reflecting sad
the gessoes have been carried away by the sense of
hiumphaat gladness necessarily inspired by the re•
fire= that the long and purblind animosities ef
France and England have been succeeded by
reciprocal friendship and esteem. If the
alliaoce of England and Sardinia is cherished in a
more sober spirit than the alliance of England and
France, it is merely because it has not been pee.
ceded by each inveterate hostilities.
The feelings expressed by Englishmen towards the
King of SARDINIA, whenever he appears in public
during his stay amongst as, will be such as are cal-
culated to impress upon him lastingly pleasurable
reminiscences of his visit. It is to be desired, how-
ever, that be should be made clearly to understand to
what he owes his friendly reception. It is not the
King, but the 000stitatiooal King, that is loved and
admired. Befu:e he ascended the throne Vicroe
Esteemz . had fought like a gallant soldier teethe
liberty and iudepeudence of Italy. The sceptre was
placed in hie hand at a moment when darkness and
danger loured over and around his states. To the other
&Mealtime of his position was added that of being
called upon to insert the civil power's independence
of the preposterous and arrogant assumptions of the
Court of Rome, against the avowed hostility of the
Papacy, the insidious intrigues of Austria, and the
superstitious terrors of no inconsiderable portion of
his own subjects, recklessly wrought upon by a de-
signing priesthood. Kohut been assailed at once by
the fulminations of the Vatican, by the brutal inso-
lence of Austrian encroachment, and by dissensions
within his own borders. Hitherto he has
triumphed over all his foes. Order and le-
gality reign throughout his states; the rights
of conscience have been triumphantly as-
serted. His army is one of the bravest and best
disciplined in Europe. And amid all his efforts to
accomplish these great ends, he has once over-
stepped the limits within which a constitutional
Sovereign ought to coolies himself. These are his
titles to the love and admiration of Englishmen
and he can retain their love and edmiration only so
long ea be perseveres in the coarse he has hitherto
pursued. Should they ever be compelled to cease
to regard Sardinia as a kingdom in which the rights
of the people are religiously respected; should
they ever have reason to believe that, seduced by the
blandishments of despots, its King has gone over
from the party of the people to the party of the
dynasties; Vicroe Estates. would from that moment
be in their eyes of no more account than the Kings
Of PRUSSIA, SAXONY, or BAVARIA.
In jostice to the people of Sardinia—of Italy—
their KING ought to be given, respectfully but un-
equivocally, to understand that these are the senti-
ments of the people of England. It is a truth that
cannot and ought not to be concealed, that the people
of the sub-Alpine kingdom regard with something
of misgiving and apprehension the visit of their
Sovereign to the Court of France. They fear that
the éclat of a Monarch who has established such an
absolute empire on the ruins of the civil liberties of
Frenchmen may operate injuriously on the imagine-
Son of an impressible Prince. It is in the
free though friendly voice of England that a
counter-agent must be sought to a danger,
the existence of which cannot be denied.
Even during his short stay amongst us VICTOR
EMANUEL will have ample opportnaity to note the
prosperity and comfort of the English people, and
their loyalty to the throne. Let no opportunity be
allowed to pace of reminding his that the English
people are mainly indebted foe their material well-
being, and their Queue for her proud and secure
position, to the fact that in England the authority of
the Sovereign can only be exercised within the limits
of the law.

The Marquis and Marehioame of Salisbury have
hoes entertainiag a large perty at Hatfield Home, Herb,
laidediag du. Earl of Vowelize, Lord Smiley, M.P., Lord
sad Lady Harry Vane, Lord Pelham, Lady Cowley, the
Bight Moe. lisnjanin and Mrs. Disraeli, the Hos. H.
Griaatton, Mr. sad Ledy Sues South, Sir Fitzroy Kelly,
4lke. Their R Highsessee the Thebes of Cambridge
sad the Prioress Mary leave Cambridge Cottage, K.., is
a few dote, on a visit to the Mergele aril Mashie/seen
The Marchioness of Cleanser& sad the India De
Bergh haes left lowa to Oda the distiagsished eirele
ambled at the Grasp, Haste, at the levitates el Lord sad
Lady Ashburton.

Its Excellency the Earl of Carlisle is expected in
town gaily in dos mein week trim Cootie Howard, Yolk-
oldie.

Viscount and Visitant's. Barrington and the Hon.
Mimes Bortinstoo Savo retuned to Hoskin Haw, &riga,
Irma ofeillog the Earl sod Cookson of fleawfoko. at Win•
psi. Hai.

- We regret to learn that Lord Lyadhurst is dataissd
is Paris by an slug& of pat, Ws widish the Wok sad
Hauled level has hr..* safaris, sone weeks.
Tie Right Hoe. the Earl of Aberdeen puma
Smash Perth *a Tuesday fee Dalassibay. ad a visit to the
Hari et Hassan. His isedship's sea. tN Hoe Arthur, la
*miss Mr. &Wind, at Kier Roue.
Sir W. Cluy, MP., sad lady are stayiag at Wm'.

ITHE KING OF SARDINIA'S VISIT

THE KING AT , IL \
[PROM TRI COUR
INISBOR, V.
The King of Sardin. a
visit I, troll Q4llllll, at *quer r pal cecina this afterneen.
Her Majesty received her illuitriotte guest on alightlag front
kis Carriage at the/vend entreatt, The Queen wu atom!
panted by the Prince of Wales, tits Prisons Royal, Priem
Alfred, sad the Princess Anse. sad was &Headed by the
Duchess of Sutherland, sad the Ladies In Waiting. the ON.
alert of &meal iterlinnsannitLand the Gentles= la Wit&

Lag. The peke of Carabridge,Visemant Palmentoa, tad di*
Bari el Clareadoa were also at the grand ostracise.
Prices Albert seeeratimied the Slag la his opal carriage,
his Royal Hiebame haiiaj lilt the Castle thin feresma fat
the Bricklayers' Arms ststioa of the South Inners Be&
way, for the parer** of nestles his Sheet, td hY
arrival from Dover. TN Lag was attaaded by
the Kamen d'Aseglle, his Majesty's B•preesatatha
at the fjoart of Great Britain, le Celesta de Cavoar,

le Day Pages, le Cbe Nigv;, le Ciente Korean de lel
Reece, Is Chevalier Maxims D'Aserglio, Is 'Chevalier
Lamas HAagregas. le Chevalier Cutleries, is Chevalier
Cieala, is Cents de•Persas. le Chevalier Mari. le Neale
de Berme, Is Carats de Bebilaitt, sad also by Lord Byres
sad Colonel the Hoa. A. N. Had. Lord sad Green is

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Waiting to tint Qattoo, deputed to Mood td• Miley

daring his stag S this sneezy.
The Kin wore a Homer maidens, dark blue, with sires
appointsees. Pries Albert sad the Dabs of Casabridp
were in military suitors. The Prises of Was and Prises
Alfred were the High Mad dress, lad all the Gentle's& ia
Wadies appeared either la isifers sr ofisial essusse.
The royal cortege ins the railway statics to the Castle
eosprieed several open swims wit► outriders is scarlet
liveries, sad an sesert of the 2nd Life (Suds, under the
eosetead of Liestssant.Coissel Ogilvy. The band of

the tad Life Gourds was es duty in ;tat; sal/orate es the
top of the Castle-hill.
Within to. needn't& of the Castle • guard of honour
wee sa duty of the Orseadier Guards, sad the bead se the
enerasee of the Kiag in the quad:eagle smusenaed play-
ing the illsedlnies satiated air.
Its kites labelers had assembled at the base of the '
Rebid Tower, and greeted hie Majesty with loud and
reperedecclantations.
The King of Sardinia sad her Majesty the QUIZ passed
up the greed staircase, followed by Prises Albert, the
Nike. of Wales, the Princess Royal, Prier Alfred, the
Prise/se Alice, sad the Duke of Cambridge, sad were oar
dusted by the great *Mears of state to see of the Mate
rooms, when the Quoit sad Priam resealed to kis Ma-
jesty the ladies sad sesames of their court, and the King
Introduced the soblemes sad redeems of his mite to the
Qusea sad Prism. His Majesty esbecgraUy reseeded
to his apartmeau, whisk assist of the Quest's stele
drawing-recm, the old ball-them, the Geese's asset, sad
the Klee' closet.
The gentlara of hie Malatya nate seem rooms la the
aorth front and west front of the Carle.
The Yeomen of the Guard lined the grand hall sod
@Mimes. The Vetoer Sydney, the Captain of the Corps;
the Eton in Waiting; sad Colossi Vitiates/MN the Adju-
teat, attended.
la the alternates the King, with the Gera and Priam
Albert, and the Duke of Cambridge, visited the Dashes of
Heat at her residence, Fromm.
At halt past four o'alesk the Lord Mayor and Sheriffs of
the City el London arrived at the Castle. Alastair' and
Sheriff Kennedy sad Alders's& sad Sheriff Rom, wow
pealed by the City Rentrabranear, had as auditor of the
King, to ask on what day his Mejesty would naive an ad-
, dress of eeagratulatioa from the Lord Mayor, Aldormes,
and Commoss of the City of Leaden, is Commas Council
assembled.

Tho Lord Mayor and the fihnifh. aseempanied by the
City Rmaemoranair, bad another indium of the King, to
invite his Majesty to partake of an entertainment on the
presentation of the City address.
The King ass pleased to appoint Tuesday next for the
reception of the address, sad meepted the invitation of the
Corporation.

A deputation from the Young Men's Christian Auntie-
tim of London, consisting of the Hon. Artier Fitsgerald
Einnaird, M.P., Mr. John Guns, Hoare, the Hey. Henry
Ahord. 8.D., the Roy. Henry J. Cummins, M.A. (Vier
Presidents of the Association), Mr. George Hitchcock
(treasurer), Messrs. Seam! Morley, Ale:ander 8. Petrie,
Dr. John H. Gladstone, F.11.8.„h1r. Thomas H. Gladstone
sad Mr. George Williams (members of the mismittes).
Mr. Thomas Henry Tarlton (bottom, secretary), Mr. Wm.
Edwyn Shipton (corresponding secestary), and Dr. A. P.
Stewart (president), and Messrs LOOS( Levi, F.R.8., F.B 8.,
and R. R. Glom (vice presidents of the Young Men's
Swittine Union of the Presbyterian Church in England),
had an audience of the Ling, wham Use Hoe. Arthur
Kinaaird., M.P., read the following IM MO
May it piers yam Majesty —The Teat' NW@ awhile Asia
Maths et Lied" sad the Tease lssA dekeiw, Wen se the
Pleipterba Mark la depWad. kelett. la emirs with
other dress of MOM entiesse. swim& year Mak* with mai
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the ally awl psi at
se the vegemedeilk alba lererilitThila their dusk
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birdipiese se way sr the art witinled names la thesis lad
sekwees. They hail yea is dm bid Meeks
arissok eat eI4I sod eiltilese Mkt la jeer 1/261107.1.111.3epthe
abide wllt "emu the hamilmwt time
thesseheat body. The peak el ahiewi esseanfee he year
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murk edaeska wet vilaiew Istabh. peer
meta win be sad mewl hank= enure
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have hese* speleaded yoar ammo la sa grow
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abaled die essareas, ewe ivied= Wall by poor Waken sad pee-
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we de she Vodka k keseas. swim
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ter yew le teelkee. ma their that wilesomerS
year skiekadler la the wind= Wilk
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blades al Old. aid pm Ilk ilk kalat hue the
whim el bay. wag weesdaese a Wit* Wels• ••• • eibt Masai
than she mei= a erste likese ay trie elweiwi Ism Ise wee.
dim masweeks, ke askral be dish she way eles be Weds.
Miby the pew akh ewl irises et e mope.
ka dodo mks sad re pldeases ft the edveabetepe et the
Hie Mikity was preeiosely pleased to retard the follow-
lag awoke :

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ulash ma Mee Mb lam le ed pre me ea the pert
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the Tr Seelstleeef Ihe Ileglit pwgmtrtaa (bulb. utth
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elute IN pew Mirem ft the MIMI I have Immestred
es the sub int alms . The emelopuseat et the
ems mil aleneseleas emrmsWmeads&el the preeperlig mid meld
sesememmt el • medsm, modem am MI le Perm cms el Ms mast
ameme and spleklems el am Mom Ibis disselopmsee am mly
ale *se unlit Maps-eedea of *Met Wants smiths spirit of deli
modseTgleee beedas. Ihe ginkgo memeares keep miler tee
ma of sammemema yea ham impaled apes yeenstves more
amp bran Thisiebasseles UMb yen ham Y Wee deestrop the
=sad penis It leappeedahout *re km veins the morsels
pelt assodes hose bin es habit essurde a. !ash edam.
tisa dleperess pidadkas adrift brima• Mien; sad essableatly
impart eve hasgMelder mil Raw levartagtesrards sm. say
dam* disks Ms mom of Ma seeedelba yen repossat.
His Majesty wee attended at the sadism@ NA the th-
eories of the address by the Mastitis d'Aseglis. Ids Mini-
ster at this Court, sad tee of his algae de-cusp.
The Duke of Cambridge (attended by Colonel the Hos. J.
Muskies's!). the Date of Welliegtos, Earl Spencer, the
Massie et Breadelbasie, the Kul of Clereados. Vainest
Pahserates, Lord George Leases, asd Major-General
Wylde, arrived to.dsy es a visit le her Majesty.
The Maharajah Delfts Siegh, Visethat sad Viseoestess
Herdlep, Colonel Sir T. Troabridge, Liestasaat-Genorel
Sir J. Sissies, end Sir J. Logia, left the Castle this
morning.

The ammo pan a dimmer i• the settling to St. George's
Hall. The distinguished party lueluded hie Majesty the
Hiss el Sardinia, the Dasher of Lent. the Prisms Royal,
the Doke of Cambridge, the Dubois of Satherload, the
Deka of Wellington, the Marquis d'Aseglio, the Margo a
of Breedalbase, Berl apeoser, Sari of Ciaresdes, Vi.omint
Palmed/a, Lady Penny Howard, Bareness de Bpetb, Miss
Buriages% Lady Isabel Howard, Lady Mary Heed, Wesel
the He.. C. B. sad Mrs. Phipps nod Mims Phipps, the Hos.
Mrs. Grey, Conseil Warplane, Commasiding Oilleer Sad Lib
Cleans; Limst.-Coirmel Lambert, Commanding ONcer
Grenadier Gnarls; Colossi Boileau, Commeading Onesr
22nd Regiment; Colossi sad Lady Rielly ileyeseer.
George and Lady Cooper, Comm de Career, Duke de
Pasqua, Chevalier Nigro, Major-Geseml Cant Maroons de
La Roma, the Chevalier Mesime d'Aseglle, Itejer-Gesmal
Chevalier Lamm erAmgreurna. Major-Gesstal the Che-
valier Cutleries, Coned Chevalier Cigals, Caplan Coast
de Baroso, Caplan Coast de Robaleat, Captain' Oust de
Perms, Chevalier Rase, Lead Byres esd Colossi the
Hoe. N. Hood (is &Mesdames es the Rim Sardine),
Lord Gems Leaser, Major. Gamed Alias, Weed lbw
*maid. sad Mr. Glover.
TM bead of the Greedier CitUlk &Waded fa the gantry
of the hap daring dieser.
After' diem, her )iejeety'e pie* bowl, with sward
aiklitiesal perforates, atiattled law. wale MOM IN.