The Express.
London, England, 1853-12-27 00:00:00

and that his influence has been overrated. And we
are sure that this opinion is that held by the majority
of the nation. What then must the public think of
the daring disregard of all political consistency
which is exhibited by political writers, who do not
hesitate to make a monster or a saint of a man who is
neither the one nor the other, to suit each change
of the compass of party? Does our contemporary
believe that the public memory cannot take cogni-
sance of any longer space than ten days ? Does it
think that after that time what was described as
black may, without danger of detection, be described
as white ? Whatever may be the reason for these
veering@ of the political weathercock, the effect upon
the public will be an utter contempt for the low state
of morality which such proceedings exhibit, and a
future distrust of all estimates of character proceeding
from so suspicious a quarter.

gt)r court.

WINDSOR, Dsc. 26.

The Queen, with the Princess Royal and Princes.
Alice, walked in the grounds adjolaiag the Castle this
morning.

Piinee Albert, accompanied by Prince Leopold of Bale
Coboarg, went out shooting this forenoon, attended by the
Bail of Listomel, Lord Alfred Paget, Col. the Hon. C. B.
Phipps, and Capt. Hon D. Bee.
The Duke arid Duchess of Neuman visited her Majesty
to-day.

The Duke of Neweeetle his left tows for his out, Clam-
ber Perk, Notts.

Despatches were received at t►e Celosial•ofdos yesterday
from t►e °oversees of Hoag Haug, West Australia, Malts,
and Gibraltar, sad also from the Lord Rig It Commissioner
of t►e leaks Wm&

PESCI ADAM C2ARTOSTBKI.—The Polish exiles
is Leeds. aseeetbled nismerously on the 21st iost., et
desess-eltssibers, Deke-etreet, St. James's, to reed the
speeds of Pintos Adam Csartoryski, delivered by his high-
ness at Paz* as the 29th allies*, and voted to hies at
aillasessimadeve et eeedisees. rfrepasse sad gratitude for
the wasistee amid ipiededse with which
hen his dope. mil desist( a lees and unblemished
career, diet ileelsteee patriot has bees wateides over the
tatter, desdhise et Pained ; that thilemetal upset of Bata
Issas peddle sew MI Ms Need
be dialed. mei that Ile weedy One Melt sewer
duds, his semis wed his milieu, the noised twosome-
tin la fertilge leads it the rights of his eseatry is aloe as-
dealable. The eiteses was signed, cm the part of these ea
smbled, by Liestseeet Charles fleulesewski. who occupied
the &air es the exissioe, sad by dr. N. F. Zaba.

There is a story in circulation of an satire partisan
of Lord Derby's party, who was personally attached to Mr.
Disraeli, whoa Chancellor of the Exchequer, and now acts
as an eztra " whip when pest 'zaniese are necessary to
divide respectably, having eisest/y in Paris paid such
=asked attentions to a dosed= of Queue Christina, as to
bare received a request Ilion that careful end anions Prin-
ce= to knew WINK the seMatiesie mesa; assempaying the
=lre on foamed= IbM,_ in son of leek being of a
oltertister, a oesidesslie see=d insane would at
aft be settled 's lb, pamtlady, with •a• Mara of a
smith Inapt helnno asmsener. The yeasst soolemsa's
reply hi = sommienbatises of the inviability of an alli-
esm bobs masts the Chart of Maiyat the reply wee
that the Nifirlsa of the linplahniss to be an effec-
ted bee to soy sash areempeesesa ; Me etoordii,gly
, " oiled tarring=" films w=eld=ed at Madrid
1111=9:raver atomse than inthedos