The Express.
London, England, 1856-08-15 00:00:00

LONDON, FRIDAY, AUGUST 16.

Twin exisb a ',dein Winos similarity —in
spite, is other grounds, of the widest costiodistino-
Un--between the eireumeteares in which Lord
DWI' found himself in February, 1862, sod these
is which O'Donsam, now stands. Both the on
sod the other illustrate the heady' of Mr. Fox,
that their &dale:spathes wen to be " formed
nation, sot of porta', ba by
t of the dregs tied ress.
oasts of partite.' Hera however, the analogy
nurse ends. We shall not cased our sometimes by
instituting any further essiparison between the pro-
bable supporters of (YDonesta. sod those immecm.
late Chairmen of Quarter Sessiona—N old etagere
upon life, but " young greenhorns' is debate—
chargeable with no other tergiveristiou than a throw-
ing up of the Con Laws end an abandosies of the
Enfranchisement of the Militia. But, if the ahem-
stances of the two Premier. were otherwise widely
different, their expalints were equally &spent*.
It may be interesting, while O'Doeniu.'s Cabinet
is yet vacant, to glebes at the present phasis of thel
ever-shifting stets of parties at Madrid. and at the
elieratters of those Ceding public men is the support
ef some at least of whom the ambition of the sniper
will be sustained. Through that keg list d politi-
cians, we vainly seek a single influential same
not already associated with the grossest public Immo-
rality end the vilest national dishonour. In Spain,
whether in the State, in the Army, or in the Church,
the predominant characteristic is demmullastion and
debauchery. It strikingly insatiate" the utter obliquity
of the dominant obsess, in their views of the Imps-
dismay of right and wrong, that those few public sae
who have preserved any reputation for polities'
morality, ere assigned without szeepties to the last
risk in animal influence.
The edheelees and the defections that have es yet
trasepind afford us no else to the policy of the leading
statesmen. The resignations of Gomm= sad Ow-
:eon, and the appointments of Manua Di La
Rose sad Pecs's°, still leave the principal actors
ea the political stage free and undeclared. Montle
has hag sunk trout his former minima ; but the
withdrawal of so shrewd a politisise, whom whole
life hoe been a lust of dies, sad has bets masked
by breaches of faith towards every party in the
State, indicates his view of the laming destrestios
et &Dose mi.. He is far toe wary to burn his tains
again. He was once Prime Minister of Spain denim;
ten days : of these he etijoyed Ave is ergotietios end
Ave in aloe; end on the eleventh day be was a fu.
gitive and en outcast. A price was set upon hie heed.
and a tram of cavalry passed him through the
sountry. He will, however, prove far ism
diagnose to a dogtooth than to a essilitstionat
government, for the einneter of OLosecte is led.
Seat rather then energetic or prefonsd. Is Iris
he is assimilated with Bassos's : a lawyer by pew
Semi= ; a resegade in fast ; a opined ernes 1
Quixotic, violent, and hasty. no eipsistammt of
ILUITUIIi Di Lk Rosa has this *ideal elpillsesse
that his embassy to Rome implies a teed rensaties
if the desemortimein whisk was the lending dmo
resteristie d MAPARIZILOR reform, and to dish
&Does= was himself committed.
It is a °mama saying in Spain that " a miaistor
is kicked out el office at Madrid before he has bed
time to dear his throat.' Although O'Doessu
himself, is the mere nest impliestion of the phase,
has takes an hardiest* period for ark as
introductory coremosial, the prosodist of the
sdnistedel revoluticas that followed the former
Roveremeat of Eseezeiao Is as miaow to himeelf
es it is illustrative of the truth of the tweed's.
During the year following the fall of SlM-
siso's Emmy ht 1843, then wore so Ism Has
seven administration ; and it most be °calmed that
the disjunction of parties which immediately hewed
the dimehtios of e stable Provision Owroremest h
that yes', sod prodesed these rapid change", has a
very close resemblance to the writ of political
affairs et this hoer. Patties, so he as the expreesica
associable with any definite character of spisice,
• lave become entirely merged. The Moderados an
seminally headed by KAMAN& BRAVO MURILLO
&MMUS. and Sinneno. The ramoseed sseeptesse
of the embassy at Pods by the fitter, while his
sollawee end in suiliegelesd hostility to the shape-
Ism peaky of CYDonszu., will ovine the total
want of sehesios is a body apposed to be
the least inoespeet amen the ideal plunderers if the
State. The Prepaid& leaders, viewed as the ini-
peesseatine of detain sod nemistest opinions, ere
mattered to the winds. It Is obvious, therefore, that
ashes (Mows= en sewn the support of all the
seminal otiose* isflesatial with the saw, the mh►
sisse of eolith men can add very little to kis eseurity,
seder any enema d administration. If he rule by
despotism, the Wed oligarchy with which ho will be
associated sea afford hia so moral garret. If he
resters the meths of constitetissal Geneussest, the
diseociatios of pudic men from the patties which
they fens** led, hes beans too complete to suable
them to eommastd parliamentary melorities la his
nun

It is dialcult to aseertain the 'Elgin of the mem
dewy whisk has attashed la Amelia ematrise to the
tram of /APART/30. There is se dealt that that Ai. I
sister was upheld by the Pregreeistas la Spain as the
serest approximation to as basset mu. This ear
litlectios exerted • great resetisoary laliscram, both
in 1840, whoa the country had bora subjoin to the
infamies tyranny and peculation of Cusimmu., sad
is 1804, whin it bad been governed daring mere
then ten years by the wages= oorreptise of the
Madera° chiefs. Bet la Madrid itself the same of
Ificearao, we believe, bee =sited little reepset
sad there are some welatheatisated aeries easiest
his aerostat which may have iseremed this diver-
gence...of patio opinion. His striking incapacity to
meet force with forte, and rebellion with re-
promice, characterised his regency as shady as his
most adminiatretioe. As Repot, be 8/111 cleansed
through a want of roppleeem and foresight, and
flashy fell through ruination. Loris—after-
wards Prime Minister—it will be remembered,
introdseed in 1843 the Parke eatery
afrag-
gis which proved fatal to Itsrarino, in demead-1
iag the esters of the proscribed Moderades,
The *opacities offered to this rameare by the Br
gent is now admitted to have bees a mistake, 15...
aeb as it would have deprived them of their whole
ery, which rested is the alleged Weeds. of their
proseriptioa. PAPAITIERO eeuwhils.ostia.ed to
alienate himself altogether from the affeeciess of the
ffrogremistes. Is this jammers Nava: leaded is
Spain, bearing • minim of frame, the gift either of
Cnairris• or the Puma Oevereseset. rtd tb•
hearty good will of Louis PHILIPP& The Made ads
Misdeed was raised in all gearless &PARMA re-

remised utterly paralysed ; sad, to ecapisto the pew
oldest, Saragossa was the last city to declare against
him. NAWIAZI adored Madrid, sad ParaarzioStd.
It is clear that the analogy of the coup drikst
1836 with that of 1843 was not of Sisiiest, but of
&alga. Nearly the ease incidents and swirly the
same plotters appear in either. NAILVAZZ is still
thirstier for the power be has so narrowly bat I and
there is se doubt that if he swept the special ma-
busy to Moscow he will leaks the bast ses et his
opportunities both at the Tuileries and at the
The lapse of every day adds to the diblealtiss
of O'Donxitz; the proepece of any national policy
or political stability appease at this hoar fearfully
remote; bat it I. certain that whenever Spain may
return to a really Proposals rule she will be eon-
polled to coo fide her fortunes to a statesman of
greater viper and clearer foresight this ESPARTIIO.

Mit Court.

WIDMISDAY, •0017111 T 13.

The Ones aid the Primer, sooompas. bed by the
Pane of Wan, the Pam er Royal, sad the Primer
Alin, sad attended by Lady Chu shill, the Hoe. Bowan
Bye', the Right Hen. H. Lehmann, sad the erstkaera
of the Wei, left the royal yacht Victoria and Albert at 11
Vela*. and naharted I. the Pam yeah% sad prowled ay
the rives Tame le Norwell Basks, when mama were
reedy to seamy the veyal party W. Hadeletelt Cottage, the
seat date Duke el Bedford.
Her 'dainty returned to the Vies& sad Alban at *beat
halfpen delis*.

Coload Badger, the oolionadbig oosiwo, Captaia
Ni.., sepia& nprrlatoadoot of ti• Violasllimg Took
Cartels the 8... J. Doman, sod Gapllia Wog* Ind the
boom of &&4g with low N jest,.

Despotsbee Were resolved et tbe
trout the Oeverasret Gil:rats&