The Express.
London, England, 1856-11-14 00:00:00

TIN DAILY NEWS : LONT ON MORNING
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HIGH WATER AT LONDON BRIDGE.
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LONDON, FRIDAY, NOVDNBERI4.

A TOTAL "revolution " ie at this moment impending
over one of the greatest Powers of Christeadris :
need it be laid that we allude to the naorrinesel the
Panaparem. Butertox in the United States of
America P In characterising it as a "revolution," sad
a revelation of vastly greater importance than many
a use more dramatic and mere tregio in its form and
details, we have carefully weighed the meaning and
application of the word. As the result of an Ame-
rican • Pneideatial Endes," the Chief Magistrate
—the depositary of the sovereign sanative ;awe...
is displaced and disclaimed into otter obscurity. The
seinisare expire, politically and °ldeally, with their
Ghat. And not only do the great diens of State"
kw their politica, bet the system of proseriptica
toads through every grade of Adel reek. A sew
Emotive at how, ea entirely mew diplomatic recce.
esstatiaa abroad t a new adataistration at Washieg
toe, new Federal officers in every governmental
minutiae from Maine to California; slam conaterna
ties, and ruin among the vest army of "*Moe-
holden," who find themselves pitilessly deprived of
their means of subsistence regardless of merit or capa-
bility, and under the °parades of the single and
lanagole" 'wet of political partimealp—sarely these
He as OoLT.Vta " se la fig.l7.: .; es
that once followed or characterised the most absolute
" revolution • that ever convulsed an ancient monarchy
in the Old World.

The lament straggle for "office" among all classes
of Americans, is one of the greatest of the evils
attendant upon the "working" of their present myelin
of government. Its demoralising effect is inexpine.
ibis. The lose of personal dignity, the nails* d
political independence, end even of political intripillys
which it entails, are most lamentable. Fortunately,
elections mos in four years and universal relation
in Dike," are not inseparable esaditlons of the us
publican system, or mend " the ledsnl anion r sad
there Is ()whitely room for dismissive, es to whiten
the " ocesoript fathers" of the npablio were an in
the verge of a better system (in this partiedme
reopen) when, in framing the ametnetien Soy
dusted the expediesey of dodge Odr Oki mew
tide M 111., of la a los d rre Warty yam
By poksibig Or bind lorwria the podded
draw the serstry wed at Swat hawk esiod
sow spun fa mu% sal the bribe of °dame* fa
political pathelashlp would hue been mash km
direct and immediate is its operation than now.
If the " Presidendal Election" be, even under me.
nary oireametaness, a matter of so mush important;
it need hardly be mamba that the elation total
U DOW virtually decided, and the sews of while me
await by the next mail from America, is misdated
to excite very special interest ; for sot only are the
semi lord questions involved in the hese, bat ;may
persons madder the Union of the States to be min
or lees directly at stake ; while, beyond doubt, the
avowed " Foreign pollee of one of the candidates
causes the possibility of his seesedon to power to be
regarded with some anxiety by taws who have at
bout the preservation of the pesos of the world.

Tria inhabitants of Paris, and even of third and
fourth rate Continental cities, are aornestomed to twit
the Letdowns with the paucity of public fountain
in the metropolis. And in troth we have little to
bout of on that IMMO, eves including the venerable
sample of hydraulics which squirts up its attenuated
stream for the delectation of the loused inhabitants
of Pountain•eourt. The various specimens of
Gothic and Elizabethan pumps erected in various peels
of Leedom are unquestionably more useful then erne-
mental, serving the double purpose of rehab's'
pedestrians and cab-horses, and of recording the
Avatar of sundry public spirited churedtwardeas. The
dolphins which support the beans of the fonataine
in Trate/gar-square have keg sines declined to
perform their function of spouting water from their
stony jaws, and the granite blacking bottles which
crown those structures are omesicinally given to
vomiting forth a 'detain of greenish coloured fluid
which might shake the faith of the meet inveterate
teetotaller in the virtues of his favourite element. Bat
the Londoner can retort ea the Continental
critics. and point with a justifiable pride to
the fact that every man may, if be so
wills ft, command an ample 'apply of water
even in the topmost rooms of his dwelling, a luzary
unattainable by the ialtabitants of any other capital
in Europe. Until very recently, however, the
qoality of the supply was scarcely so legitimate a
abject of boast. Most of oar readers will resollset
the amp and terrible revelation made by the Ea-
aitary Commission, as to the damage and oasts of