The Express.
London, England, 1863-11-27 00:00:00

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LONDON, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 27.

Iv we could believe that the Emperor Nero-
Leon bad seriously contemplated the possibility of
a Congress when he penned his famous letter of
invitation, we should be loth to refuse a tribute of
admiration to the generous simplicity of mind which
all the trials and temptations of irresponsible
power, all the surprises of fortune, and all the
splendours of the throne, bad neither perverted
nor impaired. It is creditable to the feelings, if
not to the sagacity, of some of our friends in Italy
that they should have at once pronounced the Im-
perial manifesto a magnificent idea—as magnificent
as the proclamation of Milan. But this politic
charity which bopeth all things and believeth all
things is not permitted to Ism dispenionate °b-
arren of men and things. Englishmen at least
are not concerned to forget the history of the lad
twelve years. Enjoying as they do a reputation
for perfect selfishness and isolation from all the
great ideas and aspirations of continental Europe,
they are fitted to form their own independent
estimate of Imperial professions, and to test them
by facts notorious to all the world.
M. MOLE DI GTEARDIN, inspired no doubt by
a laudable ambition to emulate the *shelf of the
promoter of the Cannes, and perhaps by the
ardour of his double-edged devotion to the Em-
peror of the Fan and the Emperor of the Waar,
has discovered a sovereign remedy for all the
troubles of Europe in a close alliance between the
congenial Government. of Rosins and France.
The moral which this diverting publicist draws from
the memorable conjunction of a NarousoN and an
ALZIANDIR the Freer is, that a Naroutore and an
ALREANDIR the Semite should divide the world
between them, and learn to treat the goodwill or
alienation of England with equal indifference.
Let us be thankful that be does not recommend
hostility to England, but simply that the affairs
of Europe should be settled without reference to
the islanders, whose importance, be complains, is as
me* overrated as it they had actually played some
part in the great conflicts of the century, and bad
Teemed Europe from the grasp of a conqueror. In
behalf of the universal interests ofipsece and liberty
M. Dr GERARDO! prescribes the close union and
active intervention of two military despotisms from
one end of Europe to the other, and the rednetion of
the navel supremacy of England, he is good enoegh
to call " the freedom of the seas." The grad lateral
example of Imperial France and Imperial Ronda
according to M. DE GIRARDIN, the sorest gua-
rantee for the independence of States and the
liberties of nations—witness Warsaw, Rome, and
Mexico. One cannot help regretting that such
brilliant developments of the Imperial ides of a
Congrem, in which Russia and France are to sit
side by side to construct a new charter of Misty
and independence for weaker States, should be
marred by the involuntary irony of extracts from
the published works of NaroLsow M. Them is
something irresistibly sardonic in the notion of 0.11 t•
paring the noble sentiments of the Enrsitos'elaiest
Speech and Letter with the day-dreams of the
sometime Prisoner of Hain. M. DR Gieranre—
good, simple soul I—pointe to eloquent pelages in
them monumental volumes—to pamages instinct
with the most cosmopolitan philanthropy and the
most democratic disinterestedness ; and " look
" here, and there," be seems to say, " on this pia-
" tare and on that. Is not the Ferremos, who
" all the Princes of the earth together to saga a
" bond of perpetual peace and of mutual remade,
" tion, and who pleads the vicissitudes of his own
" career ; is be not the very same inspired dreamer
" who in the solitude of a prison discovered the
" new Napoleonic millennium which he now pro-
" poses to initiate I" M. DI GIZA/DIN is too
modest en apologist. He might quote from the
works of LOUIS Napoleon BONAPARTE pemegas as
eloquent as any in favour of a Congress, in favour
of all time liberties for which the intelligence and
morality of France under the Second Empire, se
under the First, still languish—liberties of whisk
M. DZ PERMIGHT'S OloCtiooll, and ?I. DE MOlLinell
pediareentary majoeity, and N. DS Greesmat's
independent journalism, are at once the main
shadow and the sorry substance. There Is but
one document wanting to the last edition of the
" Works of NAPOLZON the THIRD" to make them
a complete political sad religious repertory, and
that is the recent letter of the Farmon se
Eldest Son of the Church to the Bishop of Assn
as the refuter of M. ROUX. At present, per-
haps, their chief literary and historic mine Is that
of a satire on the Second Empire as it is by the
Emperor that was to be, and it was probably ca
account of the noble sentiments which they osr-
tsinly contain in profusion, and to which M. as
GIRARDIN triumphantly appeals, that the Metal
pram of France was " invited " some time since to
abstain from the malicious practice of making
copious extracts from their pages. It is unfortu-
nate that M. DZ Gisaarnie should alone be privi-
leged to neglect so prudent an "invitation." If
the official or officious advocates of the Congress,
which has just been consigned to the Empire of
Utopia, could cite • single instance in which the
generous political aspirations of the Prisoner of
HAM have been fulfilled by the Emperor of the
FRZNCH, they would be provided with amain*,
arguments indeed. Good sermons are probable, but
a life of virtue and self-denial is worth tons of pious
rhetoric. Let the armed Apostle of political dis-
interestedness leave Rouse to the Romans, and
Mexico to the Mexicans, and Nice to the Bedlam,
and he will then be in a condition to invite with

a better grace to a Congress of Palle that selfish-
Power which, without so nue& la a floerbdi of
trumpets, signs away the posessidon of seven
Islands in the Adriatic.

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WINDSOR awns, Nov. 26.

The Queen, accompanied by Princess Beatrice
and Priocees Hohenlobe, drove out yesterday afternoon in
a carriage sod four, attended by Major General Hon. A.
Hood, on horseback.
The Qum, aocompanied by the Primes Helm and
Primes Hohenlohe, visited Prime Arthur, at Greenwich-
park, ibis morning, attended by the Hon. Ma. Braes
Major-Getters! Hon. A Hood, and Oolorrel F. Poeseeby.
The Crown PAW./ and Princess of Prussia. Prime Wil-
liam and Princess Charlotte, attended by Omuta @ Holm-
tbal and Count Fureteostein, went to Clermont to visit
Queen Marie Amelie.
Earl de Orey and Ripon arrived at the Castle last night,
sad had an audience of the Queen.

The Judicial Committee of the Prtvy Comma sat rater.
day. A petition for the prolonp,tioa of Raoul and Plncles
patent for improvements in baths mis heard. Their lordehips
greeted an extension of the palest for five years. An appeal
from Bengal, "Rajah Unissued Sing •. the Government of
Bengal and ethers," was commeace& The lords pram%
were Lord Chelmsford, the Lord Jostles Knight Bros, Sir
J. Coleridge, Sir L. Peel, end Sir J. Colvile.

VISIT 07 His MAJIIITY TO PROWS AUTHOR AT
BLacsiczawn.—Yeelerdny afternoon her Ilajenty the
Quern, accompanied by the Pitmen Helena and the Prin-
cess Hobanlobe, and attended by the Hoe. Ms. Braes,
ledy in waiting, and Gamma Hood and Calomel Panacaby,
gentlemen in waiting, paid a viii w Welk* Highness
Priem Arthur, at the Reagees Rowse, Meekheath. The
royal party arrived at the Lewisham junctics af the North
asd Kid-Hasa Railways at ten minutes before two, where
every arrangement, under the direction of Mr. Nelms.
the elaties4nerter, was made, awe of the royal ear-

✓ages, drawn by four horns, being m wring, to many
the royal visitor to Blackheath. A Mrs number of the
renders ammeabled on the ocermicio, and r the royal airrine
pens& Ire Majesty was craved wile awry droonstuatioa
of loyalty. Ada was gracionsly sakaowledged by bra the
Majesty was reared st the Bangses bean by M.
McManus, sod after a brief visit of an boar and a ball,
the royal party returned to Lewisham' station. leaving by
special hula en route to Windsor. Ia celebration of the
royal visit for bells of Bt. Alpine Murk Greenwich, seat
fora a inlay pieL

Ex 11 His et euey the Prime de la Tour TYALavergne,
the seoly-appasted Ambassador frees the laeperisl Overt
a/ hammy is expeeled at the mitiotee at the Fres* Bar-
berry, Albert-gate Hower hi-sorrow, from Paris.
His Zaaellevey the Earl et Carlisle arrived at
Blefteed Hews yesterday from Dahlia, ea a rieit to the
Dodo= Dowager of Batherlead.

The Marquis and Marchioness of Bath have been
nets' go a via to OM Earl sod Cousins of Many at
Kwitny Hai, Looming', Moo Moony

Lord and Lady Chelmsford and the Hon. Nos
Theiger love arrived st their reddest* is Seim-square,
Len a matiasatel tsar.

The Nazi and Counteas of Clareados are eater-
talainia Wan party at the Grove, war Watford.

His Royal Highness the Duke of Cambridge and
pally, bandies Colossi the Hoe. R. Charterls Captain
the Him JlllllO B. Drummond, C. 8., Coked the Hoe.
H. F. Neu" sad Colossi the Hatt. G. A. Liddell. had a
day's shooting ea Wedeseday. at Coombe Wood, Barmy.
To the Ave gam 400 sad add head of same fell.

The Dike of Newcastle is DO unwell as to be
weak to weed to his official duties at the Clolould-othoe.

The Duke and Duchess of Marlborough have
ben eateseasieg • very knp party at Blealisba Paw
dewing the present week. The viritove have eseaprieed the
Adis and Xnelien (Annals (attended by Nana. Clin-
ches* the Peneeke Ask/mks and the Cinnion Dom
Warn, the Dabs end Durham al Dean •g the 00.1illa
al Ibleassfbary, tae Bad end Orestes' etrabspe and lady
Yew Shoham the led el Shrewsbury end the Ladles
Talbot, Vincent Claim end the Hen. Coarse and the
Hrs. Miss Chdesaa, Vieleunt Iliachleghrooks, iriavanat
Caabwhery, Lard Gerlics, Lad sad Lady Alas Churchill,
the Rik" of Orford, Archdeacon Randall, the Marquis al
Bleadferd, kn.

• marriage in fashionable life was celebrated at
Itab es Wedssedey at the American chapel, cad at the
hotel of the Premien Etabarey. The Could Peal Hatdeld,
los ef the well brown mutts el his YaMity the Kim o
Tsui, end himself seerelsey is the walaway accredited to
the Memo/ the Tuileries, was unlited Is Mime Helen Neal-
ten, Ms daughter of as Asterism mistletoes who Ma lose
tees Fondest is Paris, sad aderiblud for his hospitality
and wealth. The Woos el the embassy was transformed
far the concise tate a Italy desanded dispel, and Mae the
ceremary wee performed. Ammer, them prams* IMO-.
the Primer Torshetakai, the Comities Loweethel„ the
Coast's Gabriela, the Americas Molder and his lady, the
Marrpais is Beth*, Mamas God* Madams Illsks, be.