The Express.
London, England, 1865-01-11 00:00:00

character, and is int
workman of his only
tire country. There
ha►e the effectof prey
it has produoed half

dtfituie-an exaggerated belief in the value of con;
bilittess auong the men. It at once gives the
orthip masters to that practice in its moss
earsive form. We an enly hope that the authors
albs measure will soon see it in the light in
which it appears to the general public, and with-
draw it before It bas bad time to produce all the
mischief it is casnlated to effect.

For the abatement of the nuisance of causeless
Interruptions of industry by strikes we must rely
upon the spread among t►e workmen of found
practical and theoretic knowledge of the nature of
production, of the relation in which its oonstituent
elements stand to one another, and the way in
L which each oontributes to a common result. Even
experience of suffering by strikes will not prevent
the men from resorting to them, as we must all be
convinced by this time. Increased light will chase
away the delusions and suspicions which now
flourish in ignorance. And when our workers
shall come to know the true functions of the power
which organizes and sustains their exertions, and
changes them from a helpless mob to an efficient
army, they will learn to honour the great captains
of industry under whom they are led.

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given as the test anon-
:be Pope on New sotr's Day to
the French officers of the army of occupation :
Daring the 1415 rmse I reesi4ll at this num tie
good wishes of the Free& army through its generale. One
of them. who is sow a marshal, bought to me the Iwo of
Ibis city, and soother, who Is also a marshal, re-eastail nos
on this throne. The same congratulations which have team
offered by you, general, have been also addressed by
other generals. The Fres& army has rendered
me great serving ; I shall therefore call down on
it the blemioge of Hawn I • I shall also pray for
your gnat and generous natios,for the imperial family. for
the Empress and her august son, and also for him who
directs the destinies of Franco. I will implore for him the
spirit of junks in Metro for the protection which he has
given to me. In the midst of the difficult circumstanoes in
which he is placed, I pny the Holy Ghost to inspire him
with justice; let his bear In mind that God alone, by his
Holy Spirit, gives strength to sororities, sad that they OW
not maintain themselves on their thrones noes by SAN
their acts on equity. I therefore sail for the blessings of
Henn Co no, on the Prime army, on your families, as
great and generous France, oa the Empress, on the im•
penal family, and on hiss 'he governs the country.

(BKUTII4 TILLSOZAIIB.)
THE ITALIAN PARLIAMENT.

TURIN, J kt 4. 10.

In to-day's sitting of the Chamber of Deputies
the Minister of Justioe, in reply to one of the
members, said :—" The lives of Gala and his ac-
complices were spared in consequence of moral
engagements. France placed no condition on the
=tradition of the brigands, and the Italian 40-
vernmeut was subjected to pressure."
The Ohamber rejected the proposal of Signor
Ohiaves demanding that the house should pass to
the order of the day taking note of the declaration
of the Minister of Justice.

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