The Express.
London, England, 1849-12-27 00:00:00

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OUTGOING NAILS.
The saalle he Liana. spals, sad °Welter will be made
ip WASiig, Doe. 27.
The oath flie British North Amities sad +be Ilaibid
Matte will be made as teresecriew eves*, Dee. 28.
The Will ladle Neils, ieelediag lierisade, Hemuutelt.ladial
Norm liarelesae, New Odessa, sad Neale:4mi ese
NINA hashers. Si. ites44-Nieirepa, New Gesaada,
Chill, wil
lserm, will be mods up ea tke menhir el lea. 2.
The far Mederie, the Dada, sad Basses Apemen'
kb MAI II 1 kb the "min of Jas. 4.
Thelma* eid Mareeillee to the 110411011111111111. e ap as
Nape,
Ogles. Leh% Neer Lisa te., will be mad
the iambi of Jen. 7.
Ca he Gibraltar, Nolte, Greece, tbe leaks Iskade,
The
link Calks, led* sad Mae. Ileatheoptat, will
be sale ap OR the evealag el Jas. 19.

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;OYIDON, THURSDAY. DECEMBER 37.
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Ara the old principle of knelt di NM Wawa
the in
other words, of deriving light from darknem, So-
vietise for the hied/once of trade and the bolstering
rents, in anialgamodeg, have hit upon a oesamoa
up of
ease. They are to ferm—As Aseemstion for the
.Peolation of lodttotry aid Capikti. This pro-
in the shape of a title makes not
russilightest &Irks to property in the soil,
nor to the rents derived from it. The as
lords and squires have not the
remotest ides of swan such intermits as
therm. That is a selashasee of which they are not
Übe respected, or, at lead, which they are ashamed
to avow. Capital sad its free prodeetivenees, labour
sod its commeheaded sada the doubtful
ternis of 1--secit are affected to form the
abject of landked anzety.
After .the y are right in their aim, although mat
heasatably is error as to the ranee by which it is to
be &dolma. Fee had ought to be of the same
and waned by the sane laws, as teaser-
chi esnature,pital--mon valuable, indeed,for its intketreeti-
bility, but subject to the ass °madam a =atz
mewed, sad shamed. aid worked, sad
with,s aay abet material that industry is.
oyed
ilk favourite comparison sad Naftalis of
the tlay is that patented by the matieurins diarists
el Canada sad of the 'Coiled States, the one desert,
the ether everfiewieg with moieties; the one
sidle, the ether fertile ; one diet with industry sad
astivity, the other eassmed cd the mem elements
bh sad vales, bat at
sad dad. Seeks attribute
ell this to political isaitatiomr.—to a monarchic se a
republices, a domestic or a Colonial-aftos 'oven-
meet. There must be something in these causes.
Bat we attribute the great different* between the
swims less to them, thin to the mobility of capital
south Cl the frostier, and to land partaking of this
somas easy in England, and of mane in its de-
is to fix capital and to fetter property.
wmaie the race, which bad the tendency, mad*
laws to of
aid wisdoms it. There is nothing in which
the Anglo-Sazon branch in America so much differs
from its pa eat etas es in this. Their tendency is to
max capital, and they have made laws in muse-
a. Ask an Englishman what he is worth, he
will tell you so much a year. In his
ealeulatiou he resolves *Teething •into an
annuity. Ask an American what he is worth, and
be will tell oar so many hundred thousand dollars.
Be thinks of capital, JOllll BULL Of revenue. JONA-
Inua may
.male a great many mistakes and do a
great many injustices by his dislike of the fluid yearly
returns. lie wars against funds, end banks, and
loans, and even rents, with an autumn and a fame-
rim that dose him little honour. His view, however
gives a meth sore monde' sad constant impulaio;
to industry, than the lacy and luxurious economic
principle of the Englishman. who seeks to ensure a
certain yearly income for himself and his sons, and
afterwards for his son's sons.
We do think that this universal tendency to tie
reppaty in Etglond, landed or monied, and to
rr it mortmain to a way, not only requires a
check, bat is likely to receive very severe checks.
We would be very tarry to see this done violently, or
prematurely t the course of things will do this with
quite sufilment harehnem. And if we have menticsed
the necessity, it is rather to warn people that it im-
pends then to precipitate its action.
And with roped more especially to the fettering of
Fogerty in the soil, we do not think that the
of these realms will be able to perpetuate
latri:ll3erwlel the degree of wealth and power requisite
to it, by boning turn upon land. Land is
the groat means of subsistence to an immensely
increasing pordatioe. To build any monopoly upon
it, or derive any profit at all, which may be
open to question, were Just as feasible and as wise
as for an Arab chief to seek to derive revenue from a
well, even from one that his ancestors may have pos.
soma aad sank, mike himself deepened and coverod.
Other aristocracies have existed and perpetuated
themselves by the meaning and employ of capital, an
well as land. Such were the Roman, the Venetian,
the Flo:intim, the Dutch.
Our noble houses mast imitate them, if they would
keep up the eleaseateel their sapetiority. Awl if they
do and smut cantinas to make the hag the basis of
their fortunes, then they must trade in lead, open
it to commercial capital, remove its fences, give up its
privileges; for by bang political sad social iabsnce
spot it, they sanely salt it for commercial uses, and
reader it unprofitable. We have indicated an inevit-
able mellituss in the poem= and expl?itatiole (we
have ao such word) of land. If there Is one thing
more than ameba that must accelerate that revolu-
tion, it would be • return to a corn law of any kind.
Fee we have so doubt, that this would bring it on by
violence, not illegal violence, but such violence as our
ocestitution knows very well how to motion, nay, to
summit, at times.
By allowing free trade, however, is corn, as in
all the aristocracy will have time to tarn them-
selves and their wealth. They have foil power at pre-
test, to attract capital to land; it is es plentiful and
as cheap as am Mr. Dine= would have it. All
:squired is to give fair inedifists, not those
that would be by the osp-in-hand,
▪ Wit, routine,gtroldd world farmer, bat such
es
commercial itfor in Lad would in-
sist on. Throw the lead open, sad such specu-
lators would soon be fond. at if the upper &sem
keep thinking of mains' rusts, of mortgages and vi-
tals, of local Memos, oldie readmit eitheir squire-
arcing dynasty, they p like the Irish 'mi-
kado, sad be swallowed sans day *in their glory*
rib:isLabonmate, perhaps, co an Incumberad
Bill.
There is, however, a still shorter and ewer way to
nia than say we have masted oat. And that is the
way recommended by the united Amosialion for the
Protection of Capital and Industry. For the
geatlemsa would not only keep the land fat-
tened, bat would fetter espial after the
same frables. They would pack up the exist-
ing farmer and his mph'', the shipping owner
sad hisissa. and each mandactarer in
his . They would make the home
market or rather try to make it so
fur a Sew, whilst the foreign trade, with its incomings
mad its weeping,. they
_would utterly intro,. in
other wade, they woild so sterilise and immobiliseaping,aping,
aping, and diminish Its general activity and prodao-
ties, is men to favour a few parcels of it, that the
=t
income of capital in this country would be
to such a degree es to reader the payment
to the state sad to lent capital impoesible.
Indadrial and free capital would run away betimes
him the inevitable catastrophe, whilst the debts of
the buggered better cleans, sad the waste of the
faminearicken labourer, would fall urn the land, as
they have dens in Ireland, like a devastation.
Such would be the infallible end of carrying out the
views of the new meociation err the nun of capital
sad ladostry.

Tan British Causal-Oeseral at Outrank anon
tugbeen • natters with* high
_hand. His
acious not being satladed with the
excitement of onadneting
with three of the goverainsnatearfale=tert
ones, he hos actually ecaunenesd hostilities against
the state of Honduras.
On the 4th oiled October, the rairer in command
of the British war steamer, Plainpsr, at the instiga-
ties of Mr. CELIMULD, landed a body of seen at
Itplulle tog, the Atlantic coast of Hombres), took
is l~llrat. sad if we aq audit a year
lowietby ills Newleili ioN.#lli.awritreet

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