The Express.
London, England, 1849-10-09 00:00:00

• Ws *qp launder, so well calculated to
'Jukes la the maileillisa, odious as they were
te she Ifisesceassr, malitti necessarily appear to
• blemessis• mew iessereas set than the
—, Sat, Gm by se midi them s% insimeek as
thee jamb were published by a lithographic prose
egg ark:siten very sounty-Pistil at Pistil it
Th. says very truly " These reports,
ached wi evident partiality for the dostriase of
the opposition, set all the weaties taloa &Anent. Bat
It
is may that wholesome, legitimate ferniest that
Wia the sled of the Betio' &edit...lnstitution, which
hea pay been WWI the wireotio government of
wee Themess, and which later was thrust aside by
Ws imaginary dangers (held op s terrereas) of the
here Wok ins. That Hosiery at the time of the
Fteseb revelation mistook her real interests, quaked
ee a atooi, and supported the principle tliat was
hes& to her with her blend sad her treasure, was a
political fault, which the unhappy nation is now
aging a hard and severs. penance for sines it has
boss now forced to acquire the inevitable por..ioal
purification which at that time spontaneously pre-
sented itself and was each an easy acquisition, by
helping hi melt not without Irma bloodshed, against
aboslatism, strengthened and combined sines that
period.
• The government issued to the Pesth Comitat the
commaad to prevent the publication of this pap. r :
sad if Kossuth wieed to cantinas it, to keep him to
the doe observance of the statutes prescribed the
emsorship, but to seize the lithographic press t .rth-
witb. The comitat remonstra'ed against this ittjuir-
hoo, by replyie g that the Hungarian laws lt.ew cf
so censorship over books and newipapera." This re-
pressatatioa was perfectly legal, and the Pesth OD-
mutat, that also on other occasions proved itself to be
strictly constitutional, would in every WO have so
mweistrated, even if "Kossuth bad not stood forth
as as important orator in its assemblies." Precisely
because the injunction was founded on no parities law,
and bunco its avoidance perfectly legal, did the crafty
Feistiest wish to back oat of the instructions be had
reciaved to put Kossuth on hiktrial (of high tresszn,
and thrust theiviiin, empty-pared Cairsky forward to
pall the chi sums from the Are. Tbis the poor berean-
eratie fool, eatered by his selection, actually did.
thereby de-troying what little Polit;cal rope-
Utica had renamed to him. In arresting Kossuth,
however, they went very differently to work
from tow i way in which the worshipful biographer re-
lates it. He was not arrested "by some grenadiere
bat • whole company of grenadine, under the asaa-
mend of Captain C.ieot Thorn, was employed to de It
ea a dark eight. They bad token other ma mews of
pee caution beid.a. As Kossuth occupied with
Ifeme'eayi the half of • home on the Oho Moan%
and used daring the day to practise pivot shooting
along with several friends that visited him, they justly
thought they mignt meet here a most desperate re-
sistance, and, conempsently, that they should have to
proceed with a cireuespection that strongly reminds
os of Bee and Walleniain. The notorious procurees
Meyer was oompelled to take roma in the other halt
of the hoes, and gave an accurate report every day of
whatever had transpired ; it wee she at whose window
the soldiers knocked on that night, and it was
she who let them in. When Kossuth and his
friend woke up at the noise, all the doors and
windows bristled already with bayonets, so that
no resistance could be thought of. The woman
excused he's If at erwards by saying she thought the
knockii F a• her windows was merely a nocturnal visit
to her girls, that she did not see the nuts row bayo-
nets tll the door was already opened and when it
was too late to shut it again. Such an wrist so
made was the most arrant breach of the law, even if
Kennel' had possessed no property whatever, but
which was by no means the case. If he however, as
the biogvapher relates, " devoted himself with great
sesidaity to Ms political Wadies" in the fortress of
Oho, the cootempletive lite limed upon him by that
beg solitude may at that same tame have contributed
sot a little to strengthen in him and drive to a pitch
as high es ev.r. Modem felt, that hatred against the
Austrian di minetioa that every Hungarian sects in
with his mother's 'milk, which too bad made itself
more intense with %wrath from such wel4rounded
reasons. It was this hate that ens M him to
make later such astooiehing exertions, that
brought about such almost incredible results.
Th a bate, this de, p contempt for the Aurrian " pa-
ternal government, will wontedly animate him to his
last breath. and will probably prepare mach that is
disagreeaVe yet for the bones of Lorraine. For the
rem, with gizatltie heeler nett* those of Ka silk
that it is mit necessary "to come oat of the country'
for executiou isomethiog prodigious, the worthy bto-
rmnher may take fur granted., if such be his good
pleura
rib to etattaasil

SPANISH

At the meeting of Sparkish boadbeilhals ha Milt•
day a ioriapirial to the Duke of Valor is we* es the
subject of the deht, and a resolution win 111111011 N,
borate&
lag tie poseut committee to receive ell trit rah(
the rieseury terve t) )11 pack a Trended spare
with the wryer/Mast at Madrid. Mr. Jame C;r:ies
chairman. en. lained the shuttles dike miens slalom onto
debt,and rest a leagtLy e saaanicaties from the Ditteit:dele•
Wee relative to their proosediso, and la which it ie.».
lurked that the interference of the English (overcommit and
the eadatance of the Ecglieh prom will be extremely MOW
dal in procuring a proper airiagriamtut. The majority of the
sainting were in favour of (Amin the sessorial, which
wu is Gnaws :
" MILNOILIAL AND itaMONSTNANINI OP Till ROWAN, OP
SPANISH BONDS, AOsarlD TO AT • GarraltAL MINTING
OP TRU Bon DHOLDIII6, MILD At tau LONDON Ursa'',
ON TNI 8111 DAT OP OCIO3III, 111119.
" *Moue:h.—That soother .drives has retired from the
direction of the flawless of Seals, std setwithstooding the
prosier) contained Ia the res•MOMMIIIMI WOW date
Madrid, the 30th Jewry lest, made to Mr. James C.psl
by your eacelleney, ''That your ezahlwasy weal de all is
your power and within the sphere of rota tailseass fie Ore
bete& of the boadholdere; nothing has bads des% saw, as
far at is withio the knowledge of your neessehlists, is ear
thing contemplrted to he dose kw their bowel.
" Your =movie:beams swishy believe that whilst every
goveranient and finance naleister et Opals lave repeatedly '
aeksowlegged the juries of the claims of the basdholdere,
sod the a sense of National boom demob their settle-
ment, soother minims!. *add quit office withal gay (*-
parent 'tot to satiate then.
" Your meneorielbta hope that the alsretry of Spas, seer
which your ezediesey preideo, are sr or loot to• a saes of
justice as well as wooed podgy se to Isar the malt of Spain
to remain in lie moat Mairresild ale, mil they twast that
SD
'apatite. of the origin sad sat
*eh Moe wages
be mule to your excellesay Is reds.
"Tour exesll-sey ZINO be woodrhed, that elms hush
eomprosiised writ how agehlons is Deseasher, 1814, the sat
aohaue • oaltruestara wawa ONIMPI WO Ibm is woes
of %brit egreeing that 42,04001.111.thMs aphid be-
rme parstre stock, bootleg as ishords mil 13,216,6711
should bec.mr deferred steak Is be ....erred lot, satire
bonds by 12 animal &mime%
_EM lillese4 fold lto Sew
tulip pad, end tholes the lalihofills edema segagenest,
and is the to I «lavishes that army aglow easel is
placed rei Casa,* Maur, a sr" lallliwair sad* to the
Epaulet, env-mord Of 8.000,0001 stalbe, as the way high
rats of 60 per eest.
"Notwithstasdiag them segagem ele, tin getessuest el
Spain agent stopped parasol, sad sallsree se mar e/
interest aillOsatiog to 7,1063011. to assemble till the year
1844 when a fresh somprombe was made by &wetting that
as seem nt are an into a stock beserfag 3 per oast Utmost.
Mass thrt pia. d no Jawed whatever haw begs paid es Ilia
asehe bend., re that them fa as sneer of tamest new doe of
434 per cent ; and while Fruit, Desmarl, Austria, sad
Peoria, ia Ins midst of war rad revelsthos, leave poured',
MAW ii choir earagenzenta, Spats aim, although she his
reap d the riv.bitionary =amis, mg he sow Ia a state of
peaspeowa tranquillity, is womlaillol of the amistame
affitoded to her lo her leer el Desk gad is mutest to lard
is the muse uresigy as the repaMsift sista el Arearisa.
i "Year steseerialtsi a tithe it est ea than to peist
set to year • re. Ilene, MIA ' Meeneds et emilles
lave le ro rent WPM to ernes west ; sag. that end
Mims an usually salludes semedse beer the milers el
Seals is hid% her alleaslari ; mil is their seise, Is the
tone el eralletreg emesity, thee mil be jades isle dole,
and eloped ,o sour elealloal to tshs mermise ter ablibs
Spats te meet these eggspossate.asil by se asks es labs
that p aitinh anew g the adieus of die eaME to whisk her
tea'a).... and the roneabrance of bee sadist glides
Mille her.
" Tn. nisnit_rielt, rmemiesem sad podding, preessted
to you. owe ehaers predominate tad to yourself, bats
hittor 0 lir n wholly le vale ; but, notwithstanding tide,
your or to vial ON again shin es goer I fa
gl• COl-
!Winn the' tltrir appeal ea behalf of their esbond.
beide.. • a not be fruitier; sad ware it is burns wind
that so . n err iast kw yam the Menses of Spain have
been m 4. I, an &aided, that by the terealoados of the
Carli.t .rii r fie :nit quilllty prevails over the whole
Pesinenia, to: !h.t owing toy or Eroelleney's energy she
has he n r. ••, r ~ 'TAO the revolution which has shaken the
oiler. ~. e n- • .-. Europe., your nestoriallata feel convinced
that Sp i. 0 1-e pow. rof 41. inn justice to the deism of het
anis,. r• . . .I:ry do hepe that your Excellosey's answer to '
this me, or. il • 11 st',w %haglike ha dm iodisation
.. 8.....“1 -n hehall at the genera hooting of lipoid'
bondh .1,1 .11. " J. Casey Chairman'.
" To hi. Et • 11. nay the Doke of Valeash, Peer Haat of
the Cooneil ~1 Aitareya alter Whelk blidestle MO