The Express.
London, England, 1856-11-25 00:00:00

THE EXPRESS, TUESDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 25, 1858.

choose to represent it anywhere, for the purpose of
dispensing its matured opinions on the conduct of a
campaign during which he bad no connexion with
the Board. The Admiralty, it appears to as, par-
seed last session a proper and a dignified coarse in
reference to 81r Camas Niximes aspersions.
Supported on appeal by the Home of Comatose, it
could and did afford to treat them officially with
disregard, and to leave them thenceforth to popular
discussion. This being the deliberately chosen course
of the Admiralty, the contravention of it by Sir R.
PZIL "as the representative of the Admiralty" is
neither more nor lees than a downright act of

But then we are told Sir ROBERT PEEL had jut
returned from Russia, and had there convinced himself
that Admiral Ninu might have taken Cronstadt,
had he had the pluck to attack it. To the enjoyment
of this opinion Sir R. Pau. has a perfect right ; we do
not deny that it might have been his duty to express
it to his colleagues at the Board ; but to repeat it
to the public as " the representative of the Admi-
ralty," when the Admiralty has not officially come to
any mach opinion, when it has refused to bring the
Admiral whose command is thus impeached by one
of its own members to a court-martial, does appear
to us a line of conduct on the part of a Junior Lord
undeserving of the praise and approbation of " the
very chiefest authority of the country."
Sir Gummi NAPIER% late visit to Russia, and
his account of it, were surely humiliation enough for
England without this addition by Sir ROBEET
PEEL. For a British Admiral to have gone into an
enemy's ports and to an enemy's Admiral to pick up
excuses foe a campaign with the conduct of which
his fellow.eonntrymen were dissatisfied, was

pitiable. Bat for • Junior Lord of the Admiralty
to return from a diplomatic visit to Russia with
accusations which, if they mean anything, convey
a chugs of object timidity and incapacity spinet
the Commander-in-Chief of that campaign, is cal-
culated to make even children blush for the honour
of England. And, despite Bic R. Pun's allegation,

we mist still decline to believe that such a ocurse
of proceeding as this his been approved of "by
the very Wildest authority in the country."

etc eouvz.

WINDSOR, Nov. 24.

Theo Quetn walked in the lionia-paek this morn-
ing, seasseissied by the younger royal children, sad visited
the Dimities of Kest at Frogmen.
Prince Albert, with Prince Frederick Willl►m of Penedo,
went eat shooting. The Hight Hos. W. G. Hater and
Colonel Ohallemer had the honorer to ocoompaay the Priam.

A Cabinet Council was held yesterday at the
official residence of the Pint Lord of the Trea-
sury, in Downing-street. The Ministers present
were, Viscount Palmentoo, the Lord Chancellor,
the Marquis of lAnedowee, the Kul of Harrowby,
Sir George Grey, the Earl of Clarendon, Mr. Secre-
tary Labouchere, Lord Penman, the Chancellor of
the Exchequer, Sir Charles Wood, the Right Hon.
R. Vernon Smith, Lord Stanley of Alderley, and
the Right Ham M. T. Baines.

Th. Bishop of Graham's Town had an interview with
Kr. Secretary Laboashers yesterday at the Colonial-office.
The Preset Ambassador visited the Bari of Clarendon
yettesday at the Foreign-oese.

SOUTHAMPTON ELECTION.

r, MOND/a 111DX1011T.

A meeting hie just been Mid in the large electoral
wud of 81, Mary% to take Imo consideratiou the claims of
Mean. Wilmalia and James, the two liberal candidates,
wins as unmistakeable belie, was 'manifested in f

Mr. Janes. Mews. Tally, Phillip', Boetock, sod Hill wore
the prleeipal speakers. The excitement is meet Islam*.
To-morrow a public mating will Do bold of the whole of
the liberal elcctors, when the two liberal candidates will
address the constituency. This meeting will doubtless
1 &Gide the fate of the election.

The Doke and Duchess of Sutherland arrived on
Friday lost at Cud. Howard, on a visit to the Lord 'Au-
tomat of 'reload sad the Couto" of Carlisle, from Erskini
House, N. 8., when the nobla duke sad dachas+, and Lords
&maid sad Albert Iwssloll 0 low. Paid a short visit to Lord
sad Lady Blantyre. The dole. and duchess arrived last
main at Stafford House from Cutler Howard. _

The Doke of Buocleuch has left Montague Howe,
Whitehall, for Bowbill, Selkirkshire, where the duhees
sad younger umbers of the family are staying.
The Duke and Duchess of Argyll arrived at
Stafford How yesterday lawman from Erskine House.
Lord and Lady Bluityre's seat is li:ofrowsbire.

The Duchess Dowager of Argyll has left the St.
Goorp's Hotel for Scotland.

Maria, Marchioness of AiWintry, has left town, on
• visit to the Duke aad Dsehoss of Wellington. at &tad,
lieldsage.

The Earl of Ellesmere has, we regret to learn,
boss oonfised to his room sines his arrival at Bridgwater
Home, from Wonisy Hall, Lancashire, by very severe ill
nem. At owe period the soaditioa of the noble sad ones-
Wooed mash &utility to the msubses of his family. dimes
Friday last there has been daily improvement I. his lord-
ship's health, sad asnisios hopes an sow *eternised of
his early noway.
_ _

We andsrstand Miss Rothschild, eldest daughter
of Ban cad Barooess Rothschild, le shortly to be untried
to Baru Alpheus Rothschild, Goa of Bums Charles Rotas.
eltild, of Pub.

Captain Watt his left the Clarendon, for Bishop
Barton, atar Beverley. Yorkshire.

HT. oSOROlefi liary..—Departures : the Duchess
of Atboll, for Osborne; the Earl Vane, Lord and Lady
Hastingdeld, Hos. Harp Brig, M.P., and Lady Alia
Brig, Hon. Mr. sod Mrs. Vernon, Mr. Henry Drum-
mond, M.P., ad Kr. sad Mrs. Malan. Arrival: Dowager
1 Lady Magna.

- - -
X Jallien ham engsged Mia Arabella Goddard for
a few perfuming', sod this accompliahed pianists made
her ihot oppeersace last MOIL Tee pieces which elm
played were Mosebels's "Recollection of Inlaid" and
Lint's arrasmemeot of the eketiog movement from the
Prophils.

Is the cue of the Royal British Bask, from the
Leeds Judaea there le the pweibility of en appeal to the
Home et Lords. Teo enormous aspens, of all those pro.
seedier will fall, of course, upon the suffering and helpless
crediton and shareholders.

Poor Mr. Little (the murdered cashier) has left en
egad mother gad two sisters to deplore his tragic fete. The
former is not szpoctsd to recover tee shook which her
system resolved oa bowleg of the murder, sad she cos-
tinged he several hours la Mattes flea, which threatened
a fatal result. The family resided is • fashionable locality
is the stputhers suburbs of Retells. and fully two miles Irma
the eases of the Midliad Railway. Too deceased was •
saliva of Wsgfoed, and ►is relatives those boll • highly
respectable positlos in society.
Mr. John Lamb, the well known and very popular
Clasher oorresposlisat of the Northers Whip, and writer of
the " Rotas as the &ate of the Cosatry," died of. opeplegy
as Thursday evening last.
AOMORI To MIN FLOSISSCS NIGHTINGALE.—
Nils 710/111011 N 40101140 sad her family be,. take. op
thole reeidense sear the Sows of Roomy. the inhabitants
11110 snakes is testify their admiration of that lady's bona'
and selfolenyleg use is the But, tbrowph the medium
of as Wigs% sad sosordiagly retpesatod the mayor (Dr.
BrolAgme) to An • day for s public mooting. The mayor at
some espromed Ma mailmen to do so, and his coavietios dist
nib as *tidier would mush gratify Mho Nightingale and
het ?snaky. The moeti•g we. held ea Saturday last, the
Meyer is the chats, whoa It was unanimously received,
That It is the opiates of this meeting that as address of
gratogulaad affootiosato teepeet should be seat to Miss F.
Nightingale." As addling was read and adopted, sad a
vowed thaaks having boss gives to the mayor for presidleg,
the meeting separator'.
RUSIIIEItTATION or EAST RunfoLi.—We alluded
la ear teat Jerrold to a rums that Lord flesalker (ear
'metier) would be sailed upon .pis to of himself to the
Mestere sea oaadidato to represent But Suffolk in pulls-
msat. What was thou uncertala has sow beams es seems-
pllohed het. His lordship le la the held.—ljossoieh Jeursoel.