The Express.
London, England, 1856-06-09 00:00:00

LONDON, MONDAY, JUNG 9.

Panther pew and Ware friendship wide Assails
Wet we believe, easily and alma eertide/7
ettatealis if we are wins As for the way—we
law ransether that we =eke isietakes, as well
es the Awed/sae, sad that =soy ef oar difilealtiee
eaght have Uwe *voided if ear raises mad legislators
—from °mass 'IL to the Parliemed that maw Lord
Ammar= soot capt—had _meshes- eineeiseas sod
their amen en well al they nightleme dim Ow of
the west erdlaery Welshes le metheollesterikot as
the all die peoples of thklysithielea beim who erre
based, sae in theft latereatleeal whiffles with is, bee
ow diverse ea sae well be is all other oireenetaame

Our wisdom would b. to look out

tot the 'British eleenest in the population of that
Shat mantry, sad appeal to it far the pease and
safety-el the whole. No ono will *appose that we
Defer to the innalgrant portion of the Aussie=
impieties. No; we are thinking of the disseadants
of the fathers of oar owe Redkmatien and of all
the filmier which we ewe to the patriste of that
tine. It is not New Ragland which far-
aides the filibustering brass of the Be- 1
public; and the Northern States genseally
furnish wily a coatingent of restless beings
who maid be up to sow whaling or other
in any country, and who fled a suitable tamer in
invading Cuba ender Lorna, or Costa BM wader
Wuxi'. With the Americana who have no hi of
vulgar glory, sad who think It better to promote the
welfare of a prosperous people oa their own soil
than to “ annex" a foreign ear for the purposes of
en iintitutien of which they keg ago wished their
hands—with the Americans of the Northers Staten
we should corm to an mderstandiag at rise about
the threatemd million. Every Dempster sad
private letter that arrives wakes it wore sad nom
Wear that the Northern aliases do net regard tie
aide with anything like the ear sus expected
Iron then by Earopeana, whir anxious 'Gantry-
ma south of Washington. When Texas was about
to be seamed. aid when the international quarrel
about the portlier, boundary was gong forward,
some of their wisest ma—Dr. Munro for
sae eassifered then resoles sad indolent, or
melees about the Missies of pub& affairs. Bat
they were awake sad ready thew, be emparbore
with what they are now. They ars, is fast, pre-
empted by that crisis in their domestic politics
which they below, and suppose us to knew, to be the
real mann of the quarrel with ffeglead, In the
former cam. Dr. Czarina° roamed then by Immortal
words befitting so alma e chute it national policy.
It will set be forgotten that he by his appeals to the
tree heart of New (weigh is the man as Old) By.
land, deferred the anneastioa of Texas for two years.
Not less spirit.stlrriog sad aids were his dilemmas
es the duties of the Nertheen States in use of bedag
;mimed to fight ea behalf of slavery, or for par.
peen xi foreign eggreasise. The hat nail brings the
dismiss of a elergyesan who.. shank always
manned to mess, bolds &larger sadism than ever
bolono Intoned In Amiss to the wise (tithe preacher
(salon when Warm= preened I. the open sir
at Savannah); sad this Aswan% whisk relates
wholly to the male of Wing patio, esamely
fen to the Wigs waistless of the Union. The
Banns effair--the struggle for freedom within the
lire iteef the Usion—engratess Dearly the whole anew
tion of the Bev. THIODOILI Puma sad his bearers.
As weechut, so the nenhants lay their eon.
serial Memo, and the aims I. teased are say-
ing, ■ NeXt year we will do this or that," as if
nothing ha{ fair weather were ha prowset.

It is tree there saa be so regular 'cis( to war
witheet *sprees oaks of Cl:agrees; sad this sir.
Minty, with • strong parenseisa that there will be
so war, may justify the Wines to themselves for
their thane and mew of enmity. Bat tre tram
they will remember that there is such a thisi
irregular irarfsee to hails with, and that, we
plated est the other day, this is precisely the dancer
sow. At all wows they may be called epos (ad Dr.
CUMMING warmed these in former times, and would
sow If he were still amen them) at say momeat for
a decision beneath tipper/Daily eathieting duties.—
daty to the Units, sad duty to the inanities pro-
fessed is forming the Haien.
Will sot. they who wee read of Caminito for
their epthemeas sad leader fa matters of polidsal
sad wig soassisses take to heart Biala some of
the wrings whisk made those beans ban in knew
years I' Here are • few of lie weds—we seed
only change Texas into Morse& After a strong
plea for the Halos, bossy% " Bet in all this I do sot
mean that the Boise is to he held fast at whatever
ant. Vut written should be mei, to it; bat not
the easeißee of dory. Bettor that we should part
than be the polies of the alenholder—than fight his
battles—thee wage war to uphold as oppressive M-
ethinks. Be I my, let the Unica be die/wend
rather them twelve Texas Leto the oestfediney.
The est wield be woonstftedoeth The esthete
of the otmetitetioa never dreamed of deafening
a pewee ea Cosines to attach • lonics sadon
to the teastry, and so to destroy wanly the anginal
balance of power. The little asesibility at the North
to the present monatents ea the emblem of Texas is
the best eommeatery ea the spirit of the Free States.
That the Beath should be suffered to think for a
memeat of adding a gnat ormatry to the United
&atm far the mks of stresithening slavery demos-
strides as abased, of wise political jealousy at the
North, to which so parallel as. be lewd I. hums
hietory."

This iadial mom doss not saist sow I. regard te
Lamm, mid it wUI seat, we trust, Is regard to Nica-
ragua. With repeat to Beaked, what ths wise
sera said than be would say mow. Wire We spirit
of justice sad hamasity to pervade this eseatry,
could pot be easily drives into war. &gland sad
Mexico, the coustries with which we are la dupe
of being embroiled, have la hawed la beteg at
pas... The questions ea which we are at Wee touch
as vital paat,--ae mential blond or right which
we may sot pet to hazard i mid meseqesetly they
are sash as may and alight to be left to orbitratiom
We should resist the false maims of imam, tho
Wm pride, the viadiative Atelier which are easily
=sited by supposed injuries Nee forage pourers, sad
an apt te spread like a pastilease from brunt to
bruit, till they burst forth at Leith in a Ores,
aseestrollable pommies for war' There was,
hrtur, a word of phloem as to what re-
mained Ise a good skims to do, if a smart
gwesrssesat shield nab with oareestitetleaal haste
late* wished war. "Raving used every ether same
is vain le avast the seime,,lre mut ream to be ease.

way be it. We nut relies toted, at to Po/ for the
Sean,. If we an paahhed for the reforalore Rut
be peshhed. If we an visited with inprienseat
we nowt ge to prison. If we an takes eat to be abet I
for this caw, we ant be abet." •
There win away ready whoa timid *ore wool
spokes to take thew for a rain of indent. If the
pant oriels should newer to fel Int ilium, there
ere weldtadee wbe would do so. The Northers
Suttee wield, In feet, dipoles the Woe at ease
rather

Oen to to vewmilb Peollmil delibeestely f
se better ones tins emy of these yet missed. Lit
them this be es their guard Met the opportesity of
deliberation be fielded them. We appeal to them, by
the ems= mind sad heart which they end we
Ishii% to work with es no ewe their country the
shims, sad the world the eshmaity of the retrogression
of twin mobile bellied the steeeralties el the ago.

his sow taw layead doubt that the British
may whhth semi I. tbi Orissa—both afters

sedaen—were called upon to do dudes for toped
their streagth. They were overworked. Many died,
and seamy sore have contrasted the seeds of
disease which must moan or later inespasitats then
for satin employment. Are this. sees to be
left without reward P They have been called epos
to undertake extraordinary labour. They are is.
titled to extraordinary rewards. The admirable
moral swags sad uallineking saurian whisk
they displayed through the tenors of that fatal
wiatar are sow matters of hinny. The
story of their trial; is the noblest 111011 r
sort of British power. A sensible proposal hes
bees made, and in that proposal we cordially nom.
It is this s That every meth which any soldier upset
is the Zest, from the first lending at Gallipoli till
the fall of Sebastopol, should be scooted as two soothe.
This would salable the poor fellows who ban borne
the heat of the battle to plains their pension at so
earlier period than at prenent ; it would be an
admirable method of reward, for it would be no
use charity ; it would emends these tram reward
who had sot fairly done their duty. Barely sea
such proposition is only reasnable. The limidas
soldier who served is Sebastopol was allowed to count
every south as twelve swaths. The British Go-
vernment say surely permit the soldier to realms
as two soothe every single math be say have owed
in the late campaign.