The Express.
London, England, 1862-06-04 00:00:00

=mop forte—there in no sacrifice tuo great for our patient
eountrynten to make for the honour of being governed by
our spirited Premier. Practically, Mr. Walpole's with-
drawal of his amendment means this, or the amendment
itself new meant anything, and river ought to
have been plead upon paper. Barely, it was for a prin-
ciple and Dot a quibble about words that it was brought to
the attention of the public ; and if for the former the
*die Ms a right to complain that it. self-elected cham-
pion should desert it at the hour of danger, frightened away
by the blaster and noise of an antagonist who is probably
now enjoying with lateens delight the unhoped-for effect of
his ruse upon his sensitive amailant.
The whole affair, with Mr. Stansfeld's vapid declama-
tion, Mr. Walpole's sudden qualm@ of conscience, and the
Premier's "Come if you dare," would make up an amusing
episode, but that underneath it lie, deep and me-
nacing, the questions of extravagant expenditure, of
declining trade, of growing pauperism, and of over-
Mud industry. Them questions have now been raised in
the House of Commons, and for the first time their gravity
has been recognised by members on both sides of the house
and by the government. They will not be set at rest in
the country at Lord Palmerston's bidding. Public attention
is rivetisd on them, the public mind has been excited by
their discmsion. Rosewater politicians may permit them-
selves to be silenced and overawed in parliament ; the tax.
payers may And themselves deserted by those on whom
they chiefly relied ; but the cry for retrenchment cannot
and will not be denied. It is no fictitious grievance of
which complaint is made. It is no forced theory of wrong
that I. being paraded. The demand for economy is one
that will make itself heard far shove party squabbles and
individual jealousies ; and they are playing but a foolish
part, however pure their motives or lofty their aims, who
wilfully give up this my to the readies political agitator
sad the deigning demagogue.

(From the Morning Post.)
"The hon. member for Halifax," said Yr. Disraeli, lost
night, " has not done me justice ; not," he added, " that
I ever wish anyone to do me justice." Perhaps Mr. Dis.
rash bid his owe good reams for not cherishing the wish ;
but a very fair share of justice was administered to him
tut night. This retributive justice took the form of am-
ple* political defeat in consequence of complete permed
<thane. From the moment that Lard Palmerston
*ad the whole system of Mr. Disraeli's m►omnvrs
en ha true ground, as • bid for oaks, and de.
eared that he would consider the vote as one
condemnatory or approving of the present ministry, Mr.
Diesel was dessionsted. The protestimbultramontane,
coneurvative.eadicel Fishes, who, after first sapping and
mining the prime seisistry, was to have got rid of our
"bloated armateents," and then defended our shores by
"the fortifications of frequent compromise," was hoisted
with his own petard. Neither the independent members
below the ministerial, nor the independent members below
the opposition gangway, could muster up courage to march
with Yr. Disraeli through that political Coventry to which
has been consigned by the universal disgust at his tiding
art& From all quarters there was heard en emphatic re-
pudiation of hie *themes sod Melee. Mr. &aneroid spoke
with alarm of Mr. Dismeli's possible return to power. It
would be an e►il day that which should see Italy consigned
to the teeter mercies of the conservative leader. Lad
Robert Montagu " would not be made the stalking-horse or
• way man's personal ambition." Mr. Walpole would not
mousse the responsibility of breeds' tap the present
cabinet, with the necessity before him of eirsightway
framing another, in which the Maneliester tissue of Mr.
Bright should be gracefully draped mound the Row
mosaics of Bit George Bowyer.

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.Igourt.

WINDSOR CARI'LR, Jun. 3.

Her Majesty, aocompanied by Princess Alice,
Prince= Helms, Nees Arthur, Priam Leopold, Plumes
Louise, and Prisms Beatrice, left 13sloconl yesterday at a
quarter Wore 1 o'clock p.m., and arrived at Windsor Canis
at 9 o'clock this morning.
Her Majesty's suite included the Duchess of Athol
lady Asserts Brews, Lieutenant... General the Hon. C. Grey,
Colonel sad the Hon. Mrs. T. M. Biddalph, Major Elphin-
stone, sad Dr. Jammer.
Lady Churchill has succeeded the Doebas of Athol] as
Lady in Waiting, and the Hon. Flora Macdonald and the
Hen. Caroline Cavendish have arrived as Maids of Honour
in Waiting.

Lord Farris and Lieutenant
Lord and Groom in Waiting.

N. lizg•oote are the

Hoc. D. de Ros are the Equerries to her Majesty.
Dr. Januar hes returned to Loudon.

A deputation to present a memorial concerning the raga.
Wino and purification of the Thames waters, had an inter.
view with Secretary Sir George Grey, yesterday, at the

Hoaie-offioe.
The Bishop of St. David's end a deputation had an inter.
view with the Lord President, at the Privy Counca-ofboes
yesterday.
A deputation from Leeds u to the clerkship of the pease
had yesterday au interview with the Right Hon. Sir Georg,
Grey.
Despatches were received yesterday at the Colooiabodloe
from the Lord High Commissioner of the lonian Islands.
Despatches were sent to the Lord High Commissioner of the
lonian Islands, end to the governors of Gibraltar, Malta,
Hong Kong, Ceylon, and Labuan.

We (Times) are informed that the marriage of
Prince= Aline with the Prince Louis of Heals will be
solemnised at Osborne on the Ist of July next.
His Excellency the Austrian Ambassador and
the Comptes, Apponyi entertained at dram last weeds&
at Chandra House, Sir Anthony Rotheduld. praiddent, end
the members of the Austrian Comerindoe at the War-
national Exhibition, the Austrian members of the jury, sod
several distinguished Austrians at f meat in Landau
Covers were laid for twenty-eight.
The Earl of Dalhousie was among the first to
avail himself of the accommodation &faded by the mag-
nificent new hotel opened at the Londoe-bridd• tingSls
of
the Brighton Railway on Monday last. The noble earl hee
sine lett for the Coutineat.
The Marquis and Marchioness Townsbend and
Lady Audrey Townsbend have arrived at Perrino's Hotel
for the masa
The Karl Somers has arrived at the Brunswick
Hotel, Jormynatreet.
Lady Molesworth entertained at dinner on Mon-
day evealsig Emily Dachas of Beaufort, the Marquis sad
Marehioeses of Londonderry, the Marquis of Sligo. the Ed
of Wilton, the Countess Rowell, the Earl and Countess cd
Shaftesbery, the Earl and Counter of Camara" the Fad
of St. Genamas, the Right Hon. General sad Lady Alice
Peel, the Marquis and Marchioness of Mariam*, fa
Astbony mid Lady de Rothschild. Captain Falba and 114
T. Baring, K.P.
The Ladies Cornwallis gave their first ball this
MUM last evening at Lady Mary Rose's residence in Per

lead-place.
Sir Roderick Murchison had a aoii* last night
in Belcaveequare. at whisk a great many foreigners of de-
, tiateioa sew is Leedom for the Intarnatioaal Echibeios

wore present.
Yesterday, besides the scientific section of the
Japanese musics. several foreign officers of distinction visite'
the Woolwich Arsenal, accompanied by General Sir Welted
Dames, Major Williford, Major Shaw, and other officers of
Woolwich garrison. Among them were the MettlfLig
CAndiga6, Military At:tech.': to the French Embus,'
Lowden ; General °oyes, late commanding the army of
eampation at Rome, sad several Itollani 9we,lilb,end
81611 °doers of high rook.