The Express.
London, England, 1848-12-20 00:00:00

COLONIAL.

CEYLON. —l2 the Monthly Examiner of 15th
Novelette; we fled the following mom/ of kgi.LYes pro.
coati from the dem d the plesieee esell be that date :
The Irprwrw awed! of She We bee bets eeetaed es sterol
lamumlaperter t caszrthems jobs meg throgersiblierre of the
bW
etteriseil the therlesseth et the sew brr
ag bigwig Is the shoperrt
skepess, geobsz ; the war an Immo,
et be Mord epee rigetrithess the smith
ea et et *it tea oath Is le be aeeWi A. emlbsese
hes bee wry properly meth be nab the bee third
nise la role et barest As sarsillei keg same' eke Weld
the waitaq wit* we poesse sill saw be swag by ethespesat
lighted''. knobs musk Plisessles. eel of geed bang be en
obessetrbe weassissity, his be the atimme ee ebb la estate
pr
the orlbesee et IbM, It Meg le bet ki ft the o-
=br regekteg reeds by • Meth rommoth the spike el teeth
esigehllowaiorseeniessimmead thersellp. iletheisress
themest margesi to thee this Diastole themes* of
the eribloss sob la lib sty apeephos bb Nam tribe eddi-
doe en andethee. Os the Shur bead ordbere hes set with
eelhouni4mithe le delete fres
al the Os gems% Athos* mg kr. Mods-
the Ismer peosed Oaths iseither glas tithes
rle the mos ordleme apart her Ifigutte betroths.
tre tressby d seillesses ; tees the Wert, this the Maids, be
W worst eel the origled 1W were prat. obeli wet
he lessees thet weans shout sea op= Ns we mobs
Us Widths= Sea Was up newton like rod le tesdag tbe
seenee. blesibithg It eel, by digrer, 'bowleg the wpm tie att
miser es appilidie le their emu reek and Wm*, then
mew* iseeteellerethellelNlM~ quoted Meer kw Us Nab-
tame W knolls et gut reeds
-

WESTERNAUSTRALIA.—By way d Singa-
pore seemonts kayo been received from this colony M the
middle ef floptoneber. The bark Trusty, having on beard
H. R. Governer Pita id and lady, arrived at Perth, on
Aug. 10. The vagt and unpopularity of the actiag ge-
moner, Limit.-Col. Irwin, had rendered his administration
OMNI, and mewed irsady to heighten the enthusiasm of the
adenine fw the advent of his successor. To mark this feel-
Jai ales ilialactly, nearly the whole population ot Perth
anwthial to met H. B. on his entry into that town.
On landing, R. R. was received with loud cheer-
leg. Preasedlag throagh a triumphal arch, the new
ewe to the government.house, and took the oaths
KoernerThe tint day's reception was
rat ealtraitrafit. On succeeding days addresses to
H. R. poured is Item all pate of the colon . Them ad-
dramas liennehed the unmet loyalty and al t to the
British eandiftlies, and to the governor as ma individual.
To the widows ef the salamis of Perth, which bore the
algaatteree of KO persoas, DL Excallesey replied
in a civil, bat necessarily vague answer. The
madras is said to have bees an ably drawn up
demonist, the nadir g of which occupied cue hour and
thirty-five Lantos, and the result appears to have
rthe coloalets anutrugly. A deep and intense (mi-
e slam at the grievances under which they laboured
the truer@ to adopt very strong Lague. On this
subject the Steen r Aseenrer remarks :—" This address
was written before we knew Capt Fitsgerald ; at a time
w hen the public wore leased almost beyond oedema by a
cool, professed systematic arrogance, defiance, sad con-
tempt of they ealeht wish et repropose. We
boldly nil that the departure of Mr. Matt to the
arrival el 'Captain Fusgerald, there has been maltsg is
goversamst to maintain rupees ; and it is a curious 'M-
amas of the inflasace of a goveraor, that the mere manner
of his eseellienoy, the c cohmation of dignity aad prompt de-
Mien with courteous and gentlemanly treatment of ethos,
sad desire to examine all granola of grimace, had as-
tray, before the address was presented, so restored
the healthy tone of feeling between the people and govern-
ment, that may of those ,elto a swath before thought the
ezpremicaa too mild, would gladly afterwards have softened
then if it had not bow toe late. the ethrestions eves
are too truss,
who the* are to blame ? noes whom lethar-
gic and veeillatiog adainistraties rendered govern-
ment at the same time irritating aad matemptiblo,
sad wham damped et mild remonstrance bad forced
the mellow to meet to the strongest language." There is
also easeser prospect of improvement In the tone of feats(
whisk abosbipeurvall In cur solcmise. The executive corn-
ea hare at len agreed with the public, that the legielative
sensull of Swan Ritter, as it is now ceastituted, does not
odespetely repostat the opinions of the community, or
nem that the power of dolag ale completely nullified by
the great prepoaditrarre of 'amongst officials possessing
meet In the two eouse:L. Is the Express, a few month•
ego, spies was taken of the regrew making at Sew River,
in the cultivation of the vuie, nod the astabblount of a