The Express.
London, England, 1848-12-18 00:00:00

THE EXPRESS, MONDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 18, 1848.

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io two place, on the persons or property of
• ), have been declared in a state of
Bilaiesse ask why the Name fate did not
those districts in which Baron von Falk's-
boom Coast via Eskesabieh (not the dime/
fisi sow, Lieut. vett Oarsey. mil the largo
rat, Von Beltwelmieheet won legally ceamotod
committed great (fa two ems fatal) ex-
pos se- the perms al unolleadieg citizens or
Os Andric' goverment have refund to give tip
ow wonains of Rased Blum, upon the gromis that
gm disinterment would revive the political excite-
s.; sad that it was now too late to take the proper
wegary measures required in the pablio interest for
ow waveyance ol the body to Saxony.
kifosing article appears in the Neu, Rheinische
&bog (Cologne) of the Igth:
It I ax tree (as asserted by the New Prawn:ache
sow of Berlin, the Augsburg Ailgapteine 7:.*tsereg, and
Groin of the Entadestrartklantealfei ininistryi that
N lWKlish penal. we tossalisses is their eimentenda.
ism of the Yrnwiaa eenstitaties. sad to their approval Of the
law ger sr. he Of the Potsdam assaarilla. It is MIS that
Ohs , the Herold, Standard, sad the Morning Cliro•
pick, ue entkloared with the wintater-revolution ; st there
wow jonrnals, sore ladasatial lad sore' widely dainilatoti
ts• the C 1.,, nick, Herold, or Sfaisdard, which have merge-
*GUl spoken oat &grand the Pnweisaresetion. Am. mist thew
tin / Nem Express, and Morning Advertiser,
=81: par 'guise taentioa. In their leaning Anklet, SS
• es in their German eorrespondence, thole papers—
dowsweis though they be—have taken the part of the Berlin
lfetieaal Auweobly. Thus mush fee the honour of a portion
qty Lee press, as wall as for the disprovel of the state.
WO
et t e Gersten *nude resercd to.
FRANK FORT.—We have dates from this city
to Dee. 14, on which day. the National Assembly,
after owteticitig a proposition for bestowing an abso-
late ego on the future head of the Germ in empire,
sod 000tIvr for depriving him altogether of a rein,
ogled the following resolution, by a majority of 274
io fiat no decision of the Diet which has
net *sized the esaetion of the head of the empire be
Vtid is the emeesession; but that, if any decision
iabiDiet be brought forward in three successive
▪ aid be confirmed without any alteration,
ends &elision to have the force of law, even if the Gene-
tic lithe heed of the empire do not follow." B 7
dis csoiation the principle of a suspensive veto is
acinewkilged. Several other clauses of the draft of
Ihs cestitat ion were passed, and the Assembly this
attri ne department of the central ministry hes
mond tenni the government of the United States,
doe proarrc, to supply the " German fleet with a
semodoi ' Ilia first duty, however, will be to
••=I:: the construction of the et. The'
.piti-Zciturig states that the marine depart-
act had endeavoured, but in vain, to purehue
dip la En:lead, all disposable ones having been
Wight up by the governments of Russia, Austria, and
Dem&
0a the 15th the Central Minister of the Interior and
direst:Sin Affairs (Val Behmerling) was to submit a
mike to the Noticed Assembly, to the effect that
he be authorised to negotiate with Austria, respect-
ing the conditions of the anion of Austria with Oer-
moy. The question will, it is said, be a cabinet one.
The re .i• ton of the Vicar of the Empire, on the
11th, was very numerously attended. AU fractions
ef the AsePtubly, with the exception of the extreme
14 wen represented. The Vicar of the Empire will
Meadorwart receive every Tuesday.

" ROl9l, Dr
.7,

" Tim (writ rly and calm attitude of this capital for
lie ha three weeks is something perfectly marvel-
ling! and I continue to dwell on it as a matter of
emu value in forming a public judgment of the late
aviation here.

—"The uiper chamber having unanimously made
moon cause with the house of representatives, both
asemblies rialved on sending a mixed deputation to
the sovereign, regnesting his return to his dominions.
The pretext for absence was the want of freedom of
anion. Now, it appears, that King Ferdinand won't
allow his captive at Gaeta the freedom of intercourse
with the two great bodies who divide the sovereignty
of Rome with the Pontiff. The deputation which
hit this city the day before yesterday (having at its
Pad Prince Corsim), was arrested at the frontier of
Itsrmeina, by order of the Neapolitan Government,
and are at this moment awaiting the good pleasure of
his Lausroni highness to be allowed access to their
monarch. The indignation of Rome is intense.
i 4 Meantime the business of the country suffers no
intesuption. The debates in the lower house have
best resumed, and the subject which occupies the
ablation of the legislature is one of the most vital
ismertance to this territory—the law of entail and the
sellisment of mortmain are undergoing a thorough
revision, and the most valuable results as to the re-
lease of agriculture from thraldom and the distribution
of loaded property among a better class of cultivators
will be the blessed result.
• The Prime Minister, Mamiani, addressed the
Csamoss yesterday in a tone of high resentment at
the nealled-for miasmas of a }lynch flotilla off
Civita Vecchia. He dwelt on the article of the recent
Pewit constitution which bars France from med-
iae( en behalf of foreign kings spinet their subjects.
Net that he saw any likelihood of the Pope's wishing
Snags a war with foreign bayonets against the
lima population, inasmuch as the pontiff had re-
tied on principle to wags war for the sacred cause of
hay erg sist the miscreant Vandal. He had given
ears torepel by force any attempt to violate the
brtftory ofre Rome.
People here look on the arrival of the French
tuts tas a mere claptrap of Cavaignao to secure the
aisrgy's vow for the presidency, and as such Count
Harcourt evidently meant it. That ambassador had
(t is now known) arranged his plans for the abduc-
tion of the Pope to Civic' Vecchia, and thence to Mar-
sillies; but the Bavarian ambassador, De Spur (who
sets for Austria m well), outigeneralled the French-
Ink kidnapped the Pops into his own private car-
doge, and mated him off by land to Terrains, and to '
Chero's villa near Gaeta, rails Harcourt thought he
baths pontiff is the close carriage whichbrought only
Hallam de la Rosa to the steamer Tenure, the sap-
id& of wh;oh was persuaded that hs really had the
Pip ea board when he left Qvita Vecchia: the in-
trigue of the various savoys here are the subject of
credal ridicule to the whole town. _ _

"No news can be expected from Rome until the
totem of the deputation whenever it shall please
Lit Ferdinand to allow the Pope a conference with
Wit Umbers. I cannot d to foresee what the
Cenerilla who have gat. in form at Gaeta will
Mein Pisa IL to do on this critical occasion. They
Ida pliably expect Rome topriorm penance in ma-
de& and ashes for the murder of Rossi ; if they so
bat I only wish ' they may obtain their desires.' "

NAPLISB, Dsc. 7.
Oa Toss the sth instant, their **ties
" demhatly, TM the except Sos of the PAK* of
Wee IN Coast of Ageft% main left Naples far Gaeta
thhftei the mai ewer, Team& Saes of the most
imeirithee la Agin have else left t• pay emu ne.
W MslYee, Amuse saw fugitives hen Reese
h M MM
aymaadiald s e amdthel *MO, who attend this
karrway lithe Abram/.
e Tempe of timothyi s ossal•saktieterial pope,
.is ea
WNW Whim M. whisk speaks with altmeiti,
waribmmi whale argon dm is. It speaks of saws.
Ma mimeos' paw otesestims sireolatins is the city of
Mbovloy boa commilasd by the soldiery, sad
imam will be an. " Mew% go
111111" OP& ef mama these saki wo his warden
ea_ thesis( thus the masmeats el .pt, • hess the
milt of these Pynsaide, 50 essth matemplate
Yre Ami we who knew year helms, ail
matempistaas, with
puler Mak all omp rat
Paltimee bee presem%M seemed yoaß &dew ftelaftfts Dsado'
Mho sad diselpithe be year math ; thew ha at tr••• • •
liMo amided the us ed 'swift the lame to be :a-
Toted, sad Is tbms shoe dem it Wien ta=nwthell/2
• lottherthe hea to Amore Um you
new aspired, ski
WA is la reserve frtily' *Rh
hes speak. do afraid of
hodirrlialawilair& bl= tbe
lame delthesseme he,. her 'stored *tsetse at
Mallamtete, ti h easy deer, with mord to dm isesiesee
, owl k maesquass et- the eemplakete of M.
W a hag Wombs, se Sods, with Admiral
lithia is herd tho rieMsad. The imam iglikkpesjoi•
welsh from Maissilles tar the Lame. was leblan ia_,
sales be the steals* of one of thilin/dil"
L. Po* who vie shoat to Ask Italy. then'
of the Oath, the Tthiampe salved bum es the la,
nros those arm thus tho imams' elf the Mom squadron
"6 bits aw to Admiral Tethseera, anti
Ithes he the hasedlate of a mew of tisk=
'ant otsedess
hem
ad. Mr. Temple had a
NNW memos of ag ea the 56 What Tbill 'VW
PINS Mae mead trees Weis 11111 the staid of the 50, std
nasisstl IS all Sweetly fee ISA% to ream thyme whit
" sMisla, the Sad et Ilastwitio. asi
_fer the Seth There thong" esql yrw.x••••••••/
Zrnme sou wM yet mean mat time tent ie. Whet
70_,0 te widths thew mowassmeate ? The
vs swivel ia pert yesterday EA', lambs ha st Gaels M.
7,„ p • heath deputy wet ea a special antis' to
'Pk

The BoMai keen to-day fit Fabian um say
with Leal Migher. Both►pinks ololiesto, gad ski
Ins it BiSmissi to lint es &dim a rash. As
ea At. wig. mange the wilaryflop Ihot troops aro to bo
nat Is in Inns lawliios. slitYsa to tinod buss i &duty,
tho Slow% awl meow Ihs Yaws* onitts
Jimmy. The Tosseass loam he Molts to4ay.
pw Ossla,l3. Ow Ith sod Doomaiter.

HOLLAND.—Ths Haous, 'Dix. 18.—The doo.
time ore VOW o.llf, sad the Malts ream* aro for the
Mat put liborsi-odadsd bat sot ars sasa. Tlio ant
etatabor of the litato Goootal is smoked for the 19th.
TM motion of the Nomad oboabw Sr. owagioa la tho wo
amisaoloa of divan pry** of law.

jades—wee pat Ms the mat. He dletterebbed Sereif by
=iGag stk . kr raises, and thereby got seta little
t Wet Leme, is.. sdah, k the parliament at 1831,
sne
ask, Mrsuassally *sold, 01119111 befog applied by hle
Alielialr•
Welt Lime k only 10 SOS Hard its Lbluserd. The
carsi: the Lear gthousesi Mr. Cheeks Balks abased
that mina thought limy right, and they ear
:redatatakol to of over. Mr. Bair eine,
new dealers roselmil bla In the
emir al Ids einem be wen we ea, la akm
ego be had plaid ea may punks that Lewd Blot hand
W no
NM
dram remaking, and men* ha Ma is possaks et

TM_ y in and neer Llama is Way owned by a
Mr. I swieh, a gentleman resided new Faster, and who
was whim et the other day as a candidate la Devon. Mr.
Haewlek, is 1835, was told by his agents that his kittens*
would give him a good chimes fee Liebsard. He oases and
tried it, and Mr. Bullet beat him by a 1nt1091130 80 votes 891
iefaemedthimoyof 178. Mr.ffiellewicenbeequently exhibited
snore interest than he had theretofore &main the prosperity
of the town, and at the general election of 1837 he tried again.
This was the only contest, worthy to be so called, that ever
'bee been known in Litheard. The electors, however were
staunch to Mr. Buller, and returned him at the bead the
poll by a majority of 18, the numbers being 113 and 96 re-
spectively. Mr. Hekowieh left Liskeard railing at the in-
gratitude of his tenants, and vowing that he would never
relent biased( as their candidate again. Up to the present
hoar be has kept his word.
Mr. Buller, having been called to office, had several times
occadon to ask for re-election by his constituents. For ten
Pen, from 1837 to 1847, he passed through every elective
ordeal unopposed. At the last general election Dr. Cartels,
of this Admiralty Court, was brought down to contest the
borough. Mr. lluller had an easy victory over the loused
civilian, defeating him in the Ant hour's polling by a ma-
fealty of 63.
Mr. Buller's death was hardly known in Llakeard before
the town was visited by Mr. Bickhem Boat, who, ever dna
he was deservedly kicked out of Winchester, has been prowl-
tag about the west of Berland, a sort of political hyena,
seeking a constituency whom he may devour. Mr. Deceit
called a meeting, and treated a small audience to a two
hours' harangue. Scarcely a cheer, however, did he elicit,
except when he praised Mr. Buller and abused the bishop.
The neat morning, when Mr. Escort " proceeded to pay his
reveals to the *lewd' " he was very unceremoniously re-
ceived. Soddenly he desisted from his canvass, and it was
given out that Mr. Ewott had merely come to meat his
cousin the protectionist, Mr. Kaewich !
Mr. Kekewich came down a day or two after. True to
hie declaration in 1837, he refrained from killing any address
to the eleetnre. Ile might have come there, for anything
that is es mord, only to receive his rents. He proceeded
to call on some of his tenants. On Saturday he went over
his farm 'Weide the town. On Sunday he want to church
with the , but walked back to his hotel up a bye
street. OsMonday he ordered sly (or Plymouth, en rods
to Exeter.

Mr. R. B. Crowder, the Queen's oottesel, is the !isthmian'
selected to sumeed Mr. Buller. He was known to some soli-
citors In the town, who had employed him on Oren=
they came up to London and brought him
All that you lee front oar London correspondent"
in the provincial papers about dimensions at the
Reform Club and jeslouties between Macaulay and Ron
buck as to the election for Liskeard is mere balderdash.
And when peopl, wisely shake their heads and tell
you "no one could oet in for Liskeard except upon the
Buller influence," believe them to this extent and this extent
alone, that no con could get in for Llakeard whom the elee-
tors did not believe worthy to succeed the late Charts.
Buller. Mr. Crowder canvassed ma Buller's political and
private friend, and Mr. Kekewich was marched off becalm'
he was Buller's political opponent.
There is mu point more maenad with elections at Lis-
beard deserving record as a remarkable and moat honour-
able circumstance. From first to last—from 1832 to 1847
Mean long pars—the sent for this borough out Charles
Bailer little more than 5001. At the severe contest in 1837,
he spent somewhat less than 3501. ; in 1847, his expenee
wen 1601. more. It is averred to be a fact that'the profes-
sional p tlemen who acted for him In the borough never
sharged a farthing far their services ; a circumstance which,
if trite, is indeed a rare example.
Oa the other hand, Mr. Kekewich has sunk a great deal
In trying to get in for Liskeard. The borough property of a
madldate is liable to considerable deductiors by lessen of his
eandidateship, and Mr. Kekewich, it is said, has bad evi-
dence of the fact. His expenditure in Lhkeard in ether
ways has also been considerable ; the more so, because it has
been all to no purpose.
de sae for the brighter portion of this subject. Let us
sow hot et tM other side of the picture.
Lkkeerd is a borough respecting which it would be diffi-
oak to show a single substantial reason why, as at present
mestituted, it should exercise the right of sending a repre-
sentative to parliunent at all. The member for Liskeard
repeornes no sae of the elements which are popularly sup-
prod to enter Into the composition of constituencies. He
neither represents a large population nor a considerable elec-
torate, nor an extensive district, nor great opulence, nor
maul intelligence, nor vast territorial possession. He re-
peon* neither trade, nor commerce, nor agriculture, nor
meneketuring industry. He is sent to parliament by a
mail body of small retail tradesmen, in a amall country
hewn, sad by a few small formers in its Immediate locality.
The popelaboa of Liskeard is 4,500 ; the dieters** about
250. Contract this with Manchester with in 250,000 popu-
lation, and It. 13,000 sinters; or with Birmingham with its
180,000 people, audits 5,000 constituents; or with the Tower
Hamlets, with its 430,000 and 14,0001 Leek at Liskeard
mad Salford, each returning a single representative, the
member for the one plane representing nearly 70,000 souls
and nearly 3,000 constituents, the member for the other
4,600 (not one fyieentli part of the population of the former
town) and 250 Becton ( just about one hiselflh of the owed-
tummy of Salford). Reprd again the relative opulence of
these places. The rateable property in Liskeard was valued
at 13,2301. is 1830, sad at the present time Is estimated at
about 16,0001., or only 3,0001. mace in arrly 20 years. The
estimated value of the property in in 1814 was
48,0001.; at present it la believed to be upwards of a milldam.
or 62 times se much as the property of Liskeard.
If the property of these towns is in remarkable =bed
certainly their elarantrietion are not low dissimilar. Wield
that we could pat side by side one of the 101. Mem ar
rather hovels, of Liskeard, sad one of the 12-atoebilliesterke
of Balford—each, be it recollected, conferring a vote! Look
at the two towns—here are giant buildings covering Wei
upon eons of ground, swarming thick with well skilled
anima, the seats of enterprise, the hives of industry. Oa
the odor Mad you have WS than 400 houses eneedfai ML
a year in value, huddled algae together, half of theta
Wallas in, end MONA by people who Kerr tea Sol
employmentkr thrombin reek lees afford it to dhow
Look at the birthrate of the two preen deem of
capitalirairaborren de badness In the one plies,
to the extent of sellinte of arty In the year whilst
in the other buret the residents above the der
of little trarrata amber, r recorded by Mr. Bob-
eon, la the WOWS Calf iiell Directory, Num,—
of wham one la the deer of the put* d Bat take the trade
limit Finding very little either to enlighten or earn at
Llokorti, we took the imam to @maim the errors and
Mild tested of Mr. itehrettesorieded the
of de town and its vicinity. to 117=
gest in Lbkierd, repreelatteg Irdilbeemt talestey
kr maple 8 baker, 3 harbete, 3 abomiets,
1 greengrear, 1 barriararea, I Onto% 1 straw-leseet
seeker, 8 tallorchassilen, la. Het mai raspstitien here
you will ry,nor apparently and trade. Bat, is fiddler*,
Mr. Reinon's list of *abodes eamerated,wo rads a lid kr
ooroalvos of trades sneaaatireed, end el widsh, Weip*

meal essailaatint shame, w seal fled ao eriuple
M lama Now, will it be bedioni—then are no lose than
M mash wane ayea war la t had thou. we kne taloa
an at the mei aft., ameba he Liana, for it
yea all MI so heastneker, bail ager, bent-
mama tar Manslier—mo ebensamert, denselm salemems,
earl mothome, ow eirmanaker, Mir
mean astlinittow—se *aim
immlimillt—nemerne saws dealanilier„sorod::
yambeeher (orsdol Asians), oar poulater, nor Me
Men aw eleyneker, amr samenessa, mar meal.,, nor
Is sense
Ishamenim, rata
wiesiater—me, sat lay eadarlas and
lot ell
Means we do not Millillefty that the people la Lhasa
see aver burnt In coda or that they do an eat same or
or that no ladles go without sten at haulm ;
but what we do mem to esy is, that 116111 k no wa puma
la Mama INV*/ ea separately mai BMW, -, ins of
thus smi other seia.ry trades. Absolutely dm is as slop
la the taws at wadi yea en buy flab, or Mit, or palmy.
Then see sell by mead, or et the nukes Mpg ea Esau
dim BO the aim Imam whirs they or. serried ow at ell,
winkay et then are ast, ss, ht the banseme
do obi memd aver weft or stsamems.Mama, andaelmil In
waters edLd " meal sap," dada Lima beasts
U eat gib fatal of la. We take Me lasaseling shop in'
thongs t a asp at same prassima, la the WI street, with
a ylongisme lkeay mem ftik ad sale about
find bay
geophair aggeo a amnia ma bitwill
find by Maass% nermaii la hiendow, a aet
the Unman/Baal hasty. wa, you eater, ad fed
his Made la a ahem eneM to a eels of Umi-
ak mil M. Tour me not ompowerad. as
• h k oak pleas, by the men et *aka.
Bon awe le a melegni whine et mosamems. Tea Had
MI pia mayparehime hen may sem things Wass syrup
Umiak. There ere thaw to teaks you 111 es well se ilthP
to ow yea The Das le sell as well is Ohm satidote.
yea say have
Lass Irmaneaktraitbutta alpha
=am WI plans ant Ilareway's eisima 1
sheen awl iseolm-is ha the piek ot aa mg.
Mt 'maul madman" had *0 is the best shop In Li.
nett, we oma man you. 1
The Tombell and the as fist of Uslina
°prate to as Mar to dm hen animidelari et lie
tows. We tea have to meson Ms ad& of the Meta bi-
tweet time, without sang panimaa of the
authealea It wee wetly *isms Jbel fee Mohr=
We and areeely ebbe yea, whoa yea go to Liana, amt
take yea tame lleg carriage down stmt
71=Meli respect tit Mm Minn a Takata. They
have dm ge males to t olsie la liar
to natanted
their late he
regeemilin. dW
icor=
shoW am woo M as Immo s we wMisled that it ie as
Pear r dillasswia, sit me linieseable. Bat, with the
flellwt. of a thee My hove Bak we =dm to
a whit to no their ausiben maseenael mad noir limagh
very seldom Meade& Why it me Hefted
to no mai et Liana it is &Meat eadie te did..
Ilene a then days we any bare emadag apetielly to ny
yen " Borough Befaandes =dor the Mime Ant," an
them we any mama to dukatio Mat Epley. Bat it
is ulna that, at rant emastitated, Laird might
net to maim to the Wafts that potential wise wkkh
nay mama, 8•1101 amility halt the Mos Nary-
lam or lamepool.

IRELAND.
Dtrimr, Dn. 16.
_ _

-
At the orsinraineereent at Mr. Daily s trial, yester-
day, the Clerk of the Crown, addressing the i
eeK " Gentler:leo, take nodes that none ofrtepLit
(medlar oonneeted with this trial are to be reported."
—Baron Richards : Published." Clark of the
Crown : " That none of the proceedings are to be pub-
limbed or any eeminente thereon natal the final close et
the trial"

This order has created great surprise and dimatis-
faction in Dublin. An just:motion to refrain from
esinasenting no one would object to, because com-
ments might Memos or intinudate the jury, but an
utter prohibition of publishing mere proceedings of
a public court is unaccountable. The effect will be,
if the court be obeyed, that the proceedings will not
be reported at an, for their interest will cease when
the verdict and judgment become known.
It is conjectured that the cause of this prohibitory
order was, that the Freeman's Journal of this morning
contained a copy of the panel from which Mr. Duffy 's
jury is to be ham. I have Looked the list over, and
from my own knowledge I would say, it seems im-
partially arrayed.

A menu Rwrozw.—The high sheriff of the Queen's
County, who bad a writ to es. cute for 83,0001. against the
property of the Duke of Buckingham In that county, has
sande a return of 41., the property having been prevnuely
conveyed away to trustees.