The Express.
London, England, 1852-01-31 00:00:00

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LONDON, SATURDAY. JANUARY 31.
TAR deportations to Cayenne; the denunciations of
the hat penalties of the law against all, even tho
nearest relatives, who give food or shelter to a poli-
tical tqgitive; the coeds-atlas of the ORLILANS pro-
perty r all these things. show the true character of
the new government in France. It is a greedy,
ruthless despotism.
To raise the indignation of every honest and free-
spirited man against such a despotism, it is not ni ces-
miry to expatiate sentimentally upon individual cases
of suffering. That is, in fact, to shut ones eyes to the
magnitude of the iniquity. We advert to the weep-
ing sad wailing which we hear on all sides about the
destitution to which the Prisms of the House of
0111.11014 an exposed. We elm sympathise with
these Prince+, as we can with all who are oppressed,
but we must confess that their alas does not appear
to to to be either the most atrocious or the least un-
dentandible of M. 11^—NAPARTICS acted tyranny. The
OsLIAMs have not been sent without trial to die lin-
gering deaths in tropical swamps; they have friends
who eon aid them ; eves' if all their property be seized,
them is no tear of their being hit to die of hunger.
They have been intriguing to regain their power in
Pres" and if jam amnesia emirs bad bees taken
to eemitieset theiristelguss it wed& have been all fair.
1t ie Swim thst ease of our emilsmprariee should
awry, all their sympathy it, them half down of the
the east of visor, to M. BONAPARTI'S ambition,
mane that their earring is actually is., than that
0.1104 their fcliewe is naiades.
. _

Heiiaw there leagress dishausty in this anti-
esental welling abut the wrongs of the House
of OaLung. it is runt political capital of the oon-
liscathis. It is twang thst crime tie esseamt, with
a view to pressele the reatonaien of the ORLEANS
dynasty, not on assn el the limey's virtues, but
of a rivers ekes. _ _

It is of the obese that the eyes of the
people of Ibibmil i be speed le any sock
joggle. The parthaosetthe Himmest Osman are, it
is said, at this nesse anises le epees a soon-
meat, Ist neissier the °MIAMI gusty an the
teems of Reuse by kelp aid. AM the
sisosription ef their weep, with whisk the
pale is arm delbed, ore prelimimary to attempts
ie setae* Embed in as same with the peat
miorinental states for that poesse. Far this sentry
to allow itself to be involved is any sub seeking,-
lions, would be alike a sin epee the resegaion
principles of international jostles, sod die Melees at
prudent self-
The " secret are big with the reject of
a European Wye, admen (aid olhosivi seed
=against M. NONAPArIi. Free tho wmas who
AO most elite an is tbis ende, ee-
the, there can be littisp desk that the amlav posh
el the eon* bto Sores the House of OILIAns bask
min the Fresh notion. It would be the heiglit at
Mly in.Eogllnd e in • crumb of the Molt
it would be maybe lelaorpee itself soy adieus'
whatever with the deep& courts of ftme is the
preset Mats of ethics es tho sootiest.
Am/ening, fir orgoorioth soles, that the open
d nth a bees are tolsperely defoodve,
hes at present no interest is emoirem with any of the
pest sentimental powers. Rude, Aetna, sod
nutria de sot fear or object to the existing perm-
meet of Fresco because it is despalle, or beam it is
an waren" i bat because tis revolotinery. The
reopitio• of IL BONAPARTIeS goverment by the
terects involves the recognideo of the prin-
at satins have a right to dens and expel
Immthitaryersties. The dopes sports dare not
=
Sae her their own enjoin
retake aZof the me Waggly it to these-
s/ha They frar in thew sot_ say future
dimemaine between them sod dm preset ruler of
Frame, he might make one= aver with their
owe esiontents. The ghee of any horn also-
sivis or ithomive, spied Reese to ithish the dm
pods *sorts will bai=z met have in view the
fireorbeninti of ef the power of absents
bersetary mon Now, we have poised sot
that England runs some risk from theposibiser Fis-
hable policy of M. BONAPARTZ ; but Zeikel weed
incur infinitely greater risk by. becoming a piety
to any league of sovereigns spout subjects. Ear
land would be compromised by abetting the govern-
ment at the Tuileries; it would be equally, if not
more, compromised by abetting the governments at
Berlin, Vienna, and St. Peternerg. The only safe
and honourable policy for England is to stand aloof
from both pa,tics—ahle from the revolutionary
despot an the legitimate despots.
This is self-evident even on the assumption that
any rejected league is to be pure y and bond fide de-
eosin. It is still more obvious if that league as &a is
meet probable, should seek excuses for beooeriss
aggressive against France, with a view to fora •
government upon that country, as he 1813 sod 18111.
timely England has b,y this time bad temek MI the
folly of seeking to dictate to bedyn man who
should role ~Om By our d the
Bovasoos we idled our siatised IWO
English widows benomoble. Sy the
of the Bottanoss we mile tram thisolbeeij lee
provoked in a great measure that widths Ibe
French people to their restored's width kept dm
twenty years in exile, and which, by meklog
them regarded as the clients and cretins
of the (metier, has ensured their second
and final expulsion. By our champioothip of
the Hot:nova we kept alive, resuscitated, embit-
tered the old animosities between France and Eng-
land. There is, nowo-days, no real ground of
quarrel between the Freon and English people, if
seek will keep from meddling in the domestic affairs
of die other. But ilfa=i is silly and criminal
emest*lejsia o to force ape Francs
say Via* or rola hews determined to get rid
ot, the Irma peple wed Own a most just and
ledtiorels ISM Ar being England.
7lffhelp tasj.s:,,,ifts Fig et, it willblirfobabli;Wlre inW
favour the )oompr Boonosts. The cause of
the elder leek le lee kph= ter the veriest woo-
mann =Wide= album Now, waiv-
ing the that Aeldeed. by
in any Nth etherploe, moth messensrilytaking and dparte-
servedly hum the mode of the Pesach people,
let no coolly and diegamisioately sok ourselves what
claims hose the Moue of Oai.ws Is the tried-
ship and rod Alma England? Meant Redeemed
able pine tin ben - theme toeserds whom tho
mese barflies both in Ferns sod 'bombers an
temsdi—is the Pries de Aterritut. Are
tarosansimeorlog projeste hr the hind= and plain
of Legend hopes" P kL DOSIAPAIIIII, it is alleged,
twirl* p to war with this Be it so
be at lout be able to lop the bed plea of the
Wm^ •38govvily."—thecommildation of his own
prom Dot the Prime de Juneau projected
war mint &OW de ets=rll
ro
eizet
the es }.
pop
si wi
le
ist-".1 haLewdly
esustry when all the rag of the world deserted
disese-elgordirss of the mad doserity with which
the Qom of IthoLsoo bid nopoodsd to the hollow
*mini protheises of friendship obtruded on her by
No fa The Inditine of the BONAPARTY. family
en writhe sod nabs* ambitious; the traditions
of Ilse 01111APti bielly the meth The annals of
modems diplooney men pethee nothing to compare,
thr cayenne"' sod ----vc—contmupt alike far

morality and decorum,— with4to onninge..
With none of the greet eontiusedol dynodes—
reigniteg or in exile--has England sae IMMERNM
interest. By allowing itself to be involved in the
contests of hereditary and esvolotisoory despotisms
England has much to kw sail nsibing to gala. The
true policy of Engles& en thin assent is not to
entangle itself by sostrsodag new continental
alliances, but to get rid, fairly sad honestly, as fist
ail it can, of any that may still have a hold on it.
The hereditary despots of Europe cannot make
common cause with M. BONAPARTE : the revolu-
tionary origin of his power is • gulf between them
over which neither party sae pass. Prussia is
alienated and kept apart has him by the question
of the frostier of the Mine; Aetna, by fears of

coming into contact with the French is Italy. These
antagonistic palters cannot form a inters lasting
coalition against England; and on both sides they
will be but too happy to see England iambe and
maintain a neutral attitude.
the true policy of England is to watelethosely all
movements on the continent; to keep itself prepaied
to resist aggression ; to let thiWm.M. see that it is
prepared; and to abstain from anything that can'
give jest umbrage to the French people. To
enter Into any conspiracy with the despotic
powers to act upon the government of France, would
be to make the French people our enemies,—which
at present the French people are not. We have
denounced again and again the present government
of France, but that government is in reality the
essential cancers of the French, not our. If
they prefer a despotism under which life. liberty,
and property are alike unsafe, we may won-
der at their taste, bet have no call to prevent their
indulging it. When they are tired of M. BONAPARTE,
they silt choose seedier ruler. We ought in that
ease equally to seqwleese in their choice, eves though
it should bo the Prism deJolnvtusv--tbsogh in so
far as good will fair this gauntry, sr a &position to
act justly towards it, it may be dowbbidi wiwther we
would gain anything by mob a Amp.

FRANCE.

THIS DAY'S NEWS.

(BY SUBMARINE TRLBORAPR.)
VILON OOR OWN CORILIMPONONNT.
PARIS, SATUIDAT MORNING.
Delimitle is appointed Attorney-General to the
Coart el Csmation.
The Praeldent lee addressed a letter to the ministry
of polies esessening the organisation of this depart-
ment. Night hispeston are crested, having several
military diviskma within their range.
The libosita sseaces that the Prince President
has received by the hands of Mrierningham,
e
d'affaires, the MINIM of the Queen of Englandttug
letters of notilendsn respecting the new powers con-
fided by the Prime intim to the Prince, and also a
reply of the Ling st the Belgians, presented by M.
Itogier, his envoy extraordinary.