The Express.
London, England, 1856-02-12 00:00:00

ItAILWA If BILLS IN P.

Yesterday the Melvin bills complied with the
esseetai n:—
Warrrar
I Want ams,wAr.—r. welt, 8.1 mead
maw el tb. powers of Ow Wane" Volley.
MITROPOLITAX ILAILWAT,4DO OZONIONS Of ON for
f=of hods sad how s, owl ostopholos of went.;
wit Sion Nathan, sad wow to that tamps. ,
mg Loud** oaf North Wenors mil Intim Catalan, to
adman irony.
F1.3=110024 POMPTON, AND WWI RIM° RAILWAY.—
For newlaiiwg capitol. sad noting toning ponlokot as to
tons ea ha tains.
CIiSTLL PAWS CONTANY.-To groat fa/Um promo
to On Crystal Palms Cowpony for oolong feather capitol
for lb. tutored t of their sodortokias. awl with
noct to Dolotiolt moil.
bins of lbw St. hos lad Won Owswoll Rollway.
Wake/ Ilriara. sag await Casa" mad Ccargas &a-
way, air pang osselme maim
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withal" maser; aim.
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Dow Warr, aralimem. Water,
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lambi, Lomb Imporassmt.a
Wakeimilka ass, amil LCroakyars
War, _ _

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sessyiy.
4th. sad tie bill at the Cleylia Railway was postponed
to tho 1

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HIGH WATER AT LONDON BRLDGI.
Taw Day—lionfas. a lia-..- Aharusam. S. U.
T&ONNIFit-Owsiza Ik. U.. ./11imam, 716 Ns.

suggested it as a re-
the annals of literary
AR* blebot *Who
nat. a
bet:lathe, coff&a
areed,7 gni enthusimilis
tits- quit. at.bitakint,
success, that he was about
to enter the House of Commons as their representative
" free as the rushing breese.that revelled above their
notwithstanding these auspicious omens
and these aerial anticipatioas, we bad misgivings
that at times disquieted W. Till WALPOLE was safe
for Cambridge, we could hardly feel confident that
WAIARILE was secure for Midhurat. We were
haunted by disagreeable recollections that frailty as
well as fairness was an attribute of the Lily—char
vicarious industry was too often %bethink's. portion
of the Bee.

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Iciriin Inalrapaper,
mit be mt dr Mr. It. Ileviwybboyost. by Tv. edam oa the
a pirMirtlar

LONDON, TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 12.

Mum Lao bites said and writton about the luxury
of a " now seasatMo." To us it is a new swamies to
loaf eareelme hiolioed to give may Miaiatry carts
eitmehe i• the matter of mammas, bat we ommot

Sic 'Qs icy osbia muUffleida spa—
.
that melancholy epitaph over fruitless toil kept
ever chiming in oar ears. What, we asked, if
such should be the fate of the senatorial toils
of Waimea P With the result of the Cambridge
election all these apprehensions are dispelled, and
as intelligent public, will appreciate an it deserves
the great tact that the House of Commons has not
lost WALPOLIS and has gained WARREN, who may
be alternately its " rade Borate" sad its " mild
Favonias," its " own .iEoliaa lute."

easseieutiesely say that there is mesh Luxury about
it. We see *edam war taxes for the %dammed of
• great end good object, but it would be hypocrisy to
say we like them. We, however, frankly and en-
tirely sneer with them who maintain that at the
peesont messed the naval end military estimates
enbmltted by Mioisters to Parliament ought to be
prempdy and ungrudgingly sanctiosed. This would
be ow dew of the laced= weee it certain that
the war wee to p en: this is our lbw of the
question with the possibility of a pesos before
ue. The adversary with whom we have to deal
will be all the mere lately to meant to na-
meable terms of peace, without subterfuge or
delay, when he sees that the English Govern-
meat has consented to negotiate, not bemuse the
English people are tired of the war and fretful under
its burdens, bat merely because they prefer peace if
the objects for which war wee undertaken clan be
attained without it. And the beet proof that can be
afforded of this being the national feeling will be in
the placing, rtereservoily, at the disposal of GOMM
meat ample means for • vigorous prosecution of the
war. Let Ministers have whatever they are sew
aimed is requisite for this pupae, on the under-
standing that they are expected to husband the
means placed et their disposal so as to mike
them go as far as possible, and that a sold assonat
of their expenditure will be exacted from them here-
after. And in justice to Ministers be it said, that
the explanation offered last night by Bir CHARLES
WOOD of the sum of 201,8621. which he asked to
aim the naval expenditure in excess of the grants
kr the year ended 31st March, 18+56, is • pulsate*
it the peeress of reform is the mensgemet of the
public sassy. That epperest asses is owing to the
but, that the keeping of the 'may missnnts les bees
M mash Improved that moseys which under the rid
velem wail have bee. dumped upon the oldest I
year are new charged on the pest year. We attribute
no mere importance to this incident than it bermes'
we do not think that it affords say reason for abating
the vigilant superintended* which Parliament ought
to exercise over DAP expenditure of the public reve-
nue; but we gladly admit that it evinces • desire on'
the part of the Administration to meet May 'Ed
promptly all inquiries respecting its useaegnemeff
of the public money. This appears to us a "Ai
reason for reposing a reasonable madden°, in Mbar
ten, whim they come forward and say that such sad
such same are amessery to enable them to be pre-
pared for the eventuality of the impending negotia-
thee fora peas being broken off. But, even though
we led no such guarantee, we should still think it
the wisest policy for the people's representatives et
this moment to digitises the hands of Government
by showing their readiness to bear all the expanses
of • just and neesesery was, however it may be pro-
longed. Let the messy understand that England is
es
high of heart as ever—that the pressure of war
has bad so idioms, as the determination of
the people to toleeate so poses that does not.
satisfy the just &meads to obtain whist;
the war wee entered span. Englishmen may
sot b, so easily moved, as nose other nations, to
rue ban hostilities; bet they are of those who," when
beg Ma laid their hands to the plough, do not ton
taste "dm they enter spa say enterprise they
ode Ibmessirto assured that the object to be attained
ion worth the toil and lost its proescutioa will entail
wen them; but ease engaged, they do not desist from
Ihrklaisart Wit is crowned with aeons. If we are
le law puss, the estimates framed with a view to
I wet ugnaditure ma be re-adjusted whet the war is

over; it WO are to ban war, Mall M 01147 will be
voted for earrylog it ow, it required.

" I ate a arse of moderate 'Mee," said the late
Lord DUDLEY AND W MID ; " • mall turbot, a good
soap, a seek of resifts, sad as aprkot tart are a diaper
fee sa Emperor—whoa he eaa't get a better." The
siestas ef Oambridp am philosophers of the
DODLIT AND WARD stamp. Not being able to
iadalge is a state banquet of High Treyiem, they
kn. 'mown bow to satiety tbe ramiseades of their
political appetites os tbe mild bat respectable cos.
ssevadsm of Mr..WaLrous. There ie aot a great
deal of it perhaps-it might stem but a lestes re-
past to the pewee palates of alder's's or squires,
bat it is in geed taste, well chases sad woll
served sp. Peessidag the merit, too, of beieg
what it prolessm to be, it offside the Judicious
tads with so sash villainies composed of
woke &vows as the " Liberal but Omens-
dye mixture of Mr. Owens DISMAL Haviag
bees usable to feel say very deep anxiety tor tbs
defeated candidate's seems, we of MOM contrived
to bear with eqsaaimity the intellipicte that be bad
withdraws tree the contest. It was the only thing
be seat do. The irrefragable logic of Spree was
tee strong for him. 886 to 419, at the mid of the
third day's poll, was is arithmetical mire& ad
.Landow. We trust the reproof will sot be without
its isms. If Mr. Dismares views were ism liberal
Id's' hie address, the limos be will have to learn will
imply be that beastly tes, that—Hesesty is the best
pelky—and that of all dielissesties there is sonel
Las polio than the practice of political reserve.
"Ulmer without the " bat," might have seat malty
to vote for him willingly, who either weal sot at all,
or west raluotaady. " Ooseervative" after the " burl
had sot eves the poor merit of stadia, a 'task mi-
-1 porter from the mks of his sabgeakt. If, ea the
ether bead, am may be the case, Mr. DENMAN'S address
fairly sad adepately reprossated his political
mpiakno, the mattes was use wholly pasted
betwees the two mss—and is that avast the loess
that Mr. Dermas may derive frees the rank k err of
personal modesty. It sweat be as agreeable thing
to have pat 419 sesames to monads isiessvmdeuee,
far tie more purpose ef frsitiewily retarding their
I *eke that Mr. DUMAN is Its., thee Mr. Wu,
ems to sepromat the University of Cambridge.
The eesselatevy view of the matter I. that sug-
gested by the sale sad prosprose paid= of the
illeskiees member for Midharat. True it is that a
"almarBlB/7. hardly Los Worm the, lb. Now-

THE EXPRESS, TUESDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 12, 18.56.

, .
CRESS FROM PARIS.
1
'*2°. CAM OWX 00111/POWD X 01t 1416'
1 4 P,I,1 PARIS, MoNDAVEkiginso.
9
It was rePert4 pa the Hoarse that Bar°. Bviumpw
arrived here yrday. and had tranraiod indoors 1
at the Ministry for Foreign Affairs to-day. This 1
news is not true. The Baron is expected to Peril
to-morrow OTODIDg. Baron dm Bounmeney arrived
to-day from Vienna.
.. . . _

The Bourse rib drill at the elpenliik, bat to/Wel
the close there was a good deal ot animation. The
Rents rose 10e., closing at '72fr. 50c. Bank of
France fell Mr. Credit Moijilier roes 10fr. The
Austrian railways were very Arm, and rose Sir. 75c.
Orleans and Lyons rose WM. each, and Northern,
7fr. 600., but otherwise there wu little variation in
French lines.

This morning the Emperor, attended by several
officers of his household, and the committee of ca-
valry, inspected in the court of the Tuileries three
hones of the Cent Gerdes, caparisoned in a speci-
men of new saddles and housing. His Majesty
passed at least half an hoar in looking minutely at
the trappings, and making observations to those
about him. I understand that considerable alters,
tions are in contemplation in the uniform of
the infantry. After the stable inspection of
I the morning the Emperor, attended by General
Canrobert, went to the Bois de Boulogne to review the
regiment of Eocene of the Guard. He distriboted
with his own hand several medals to officers, non-
commissioned officers, and soldiers of the regiment.
The Queen of Spain has nominated General Bosquet
a Grandee of Spain of the first class.
The Mosileur of this day contains a report to the
Emperor by M. Billault, Minister of the Interior,
which appears to reinforce an admonition to the
Senate, recently published in the official journal, and
at the same time to aggrandise the importance of the
Councils General. The document is as follows:

rrAty.

The Opinion d Tart , of the Bth ;att., publishes
tbp followintrepert of • sitting in which the Senate
voted the I,,ein of 30,1 1 ,I I :
1 The President, the Illhaegais Alfieli, having taken the
chair, OA illeaussiod hn.• lately commenced. All the mi-
-1 ulatate, namely, Years. Cavour, Lassa, Durand°, Det . rest%
i and Cibrsrio, attended.
Id. Fanelli 30,0 end said, "Even if peace were con-
cluded, we should hold ourselves prepared for every
contingency, for we may not be then at the end
of our oiflleult, es. Piedmont—thanks to the treaty
of alliance and the honourable sacrifices she bee made
—his consolidated her political and moral existence.
' The bravery end skill of our generals and soldiers shall not
' prove sterile for us, and we bare reason to glory in the
poolsr acclamations which saluted the enclitic and re
t Downed banner of Savoy in the two greatest capitals of
i Europe. (Rear.) As for Italian eympethies, who can doubt
them, after the demonstrations in our favour on every
toast of the peninsula, sad the donations for our brave
soldiers in the Crimea forwarded from all pare of
Italy. In future, Piedmont will be better able to repel
1 , attacks against her independence and liberty, and to brave
i any danger that may menace ber on the pert of a power
which, &though estranger to Italy, nevertheless exercises a
, very great inflame over her domestic affairs. Whatever int-
portanosAustria nay have acquired by her last act, she an
' not be pieced on an equal footing with Piedmont, one of the
belligerent parties. Ragland and Fresco will certainly cheik
all further exteamion of thi influence of Austria in Italy,
t end insets the iadependence and futurity of nodose's?.
I I vote in favour of the bill." . . . . .

None of the wanton having asked to speak for or
against the bill, its three &Aisles were pot from the chair
and edept-d, end the entire bill wee altirwards ',Aid by •
sej arity of 60 to 7•

THE BRAZILS.

--
LIVERPOOL, MONDAY.
By the arrival of the clipper Phantom, Captain
knight, we have received advise from Pernambuco
to January 9, being one fortnight later than brought
by the last mail.
The royal mail ship Avon, from Southampton on
the Bth of December, arrived at Pernambuco on the
Ist of January.
The Queen and Rosario, from Liverpool ; Amethyst,
from Loudon; Elizabeth Cand proceeded to Rio
Janerio), Miranda, James Stewart, and Ballelutha
(and all three sailed for Bahia), Chase, Esther Ann,
and Spirit of the Times, from Newfoundland, had
arrived at Pernambuco. _ . .

The Westmoreland sailed from Pernambuco for
Liverpool on the 4th of January, and the Meteor for
the Channel on the Bth ult. _ _

.... ---.— .--.
The sugar market was looking up, and large pur-
chases bad been made for the Channel and on French
account, at 2.260 dole. to 2.360 dole. per snobs, for
average browns; 2.400 dole. to 2.350 dole. for selected
browns; 2.600 dole. to 2.700 dole. for very superior
descriptions. Yellows and whites were without
change.
There was no alteration in the value or demand
for either cotton or bides. _

Freights dull and declining, 50s. per ton for sugar,
in bags, to the Channel ; 30s. to Liverpool ; and cot-
ton to Liverpool, Id. to Id. per lb.
Codfish was looking up, and 14.400 dole. had been
paid. At Bahia it was selling at 15.500 dole. to
16 dela. ; and at Rio Janeiro about the same rates
were current.

ARRIVAL OF THE AVON.
(ay ILIICTIIIO INLIONAriI
(rNOM ova OWN COZNASPONDINt.)
SOUTHAMPTON, TVESDAY.
The Avon has arrived with Brazilian mails. Ste 11
lift Rio on the 1511. The cholera has declined at
Rio, but it is raging in the interior of Brazil. The
Brazilian government have made preparations to pre-
vent a large number of blacks from being landed 03
the coast through New York agents. The Coffee
market is quiet. In Exchange little has been done
foe the Avoe. The share market is unaltered.
At Buenos Ayres the Indians are evacuating alto-
gether. They have carried off half a million head of
cattle. The people of Buenos Ayres are negotiating
with Urquiaa again.
At Moot. Video all is quiet, and is likely to con-
tinneeo until the elections.
Prothro* is maul in the River Plate, and cum- 1
mere. is at a standetilL

Oeneral Sir Colin Campbell arrived at Malta on
the Ist by Ow French picket the Tbabor (rots Ilene,lles,
and p•oaeeded to the Etat in the some yowl the day after.
The pliant pastel," says the Malta Times, 4. Is knows
to have expressed his rpinion to some friends here th it
peace world allot* be eoneladed."

His Excellency the Swedish Minister and the
Manaus Hookssehild oatertsisini at dinner, last evening, at
their reskientie ia .I:Lakin-drat Wed, the Ambassater of
Eases end tte Collates' de Pinigny, the Danish Minister
sad Madame d'Oahohn, Count A. Stehlels, Coast Sion-
aquas, Count Remain", Criminil, Court Jaseout, Viet -
Admire' ilit Edmund Ljoas, sad Mr. Yenisei.

" We are assured," says the J 01177101 des Action.
wires, " that as arreagineent has In ea soured iot amongst
tlVrty-twe beakers end capitalists of Paris sad London to
participate in comessa is great industrial sad wenn Toni
asdertakiags. Amongst the penoas who• hale joined t• is
associative are said to to Yfd. de Hotbichild, Butolosy,
Talabot, TlateW, Blouse, Dena:, Ilarcand, eke."
A letter from Vienne, in the Post Gazette of Frank-
fort, says : t. Ten Haagariaa °Sou Ten, who has been to
meek talked shoat lately, did cot obtain his pardon used
man lee had hese triad by the wars-martial of C.eisburg,
sad aeadameod to death. Immediately ow his pantos
Wing greeted, he was eat at liberty."
In the Prussian Chamber of Representatives, on the
Bth, M. Morawski spoke strongly eyalast the cincture of
the ginerwant la the preview* of Poen ; he alluded after-
wards to the bush trestawit of the Push pi:Tetanus by
the Prussia& hiacti•aaries, sad wade an of seek napba•ic
Wayne that a great bona rae is the Ch iwber ; the
his. &pat, watelatUag as fol'osrs :—" We, Poles, place
ear oselleeem is God, beams we wanot find justice
aawayst sum He will sanely wad as aid is His owe good
tine !"

A litter from Munich sap : —" Thin fireman (the
7th) his Illejtety ',mired, la special awliince, Sir R. Mil-
bock, Savoy of Great Britoil' at Oaf wart. The hurt
pretested Mr. Labooshase, who has boss &salmi ottachi to
the British Levities, to the Mai."

It is the custom of the Emperor of the French to
rewire, after mass every Sunday, all the general oaken of
the army prestige at Paris war's' kite,' of sadism.. It
appear,. trim a correspondence in the bodipessdanoe Belga,
that Ale favour ta . excites Sarkis* feeling, amongst mem-
bers of the Senate and Legislative Corp., and teat the letter
have eddras ed some respectful obeervatiet to the Em-
perm, soliciting to be admitted to a similar privilege.
Tussiss Lomr.—This morning has been leaned
the tall owing statemeet "of the severe! same transmitted
by the Bask of Reiland to the Sablime Pore, sod whor-
ed., paid es behalf of the Turkish greensainst, mist.
Article IV. of the entrain's made last year between her
Majesty, bit Majesty the Emperor of the Presets, aid ►is
//amid llibjety the Selma, ono' the loan of 5.003,0006,
effected under the provisions of tie Act of the l 8 & 19 1
Viet., e. 99; sad of the date when each remittance sod
other Payment was made by the Beak of Eogland."
1866: Aug. 25—Sovereigns delivered to the War Doper:.
meat fee shipment, 100,0001. ; Aug. Ill—ditto, 100,0001. ;
Sept. 9—ditto, 100,0006 ;S. pt. 13—ditto, 100,0001. ; Sept.
16—. ditto, 100,0901. ; Sept. 21—Paid to N. K. Rothsebild
end Sons, two bills draws by Ottoman government end
tenet, 283,1691. 6i. ; Oct. I—ditto, one bill, drawn by Otto-
man 200,0006 ; Oct. 22—ditto, 120,0001. ; Nev.
20-Bommigas delivered to the War D. primula for ship.
m00t,100,0001. ; Nor. 23—ditte,100.0001. ; Dee. s—Paid the
Atria& Steam-•hip Company for the Faith steamer, 23,0001 ;
Dal B—Sovereigns delimits& to the War Deportment let
ehipmeat, 100,0006 ; Dee. 14—Paid her Majesty's Papacy-
% -General, to be applied for the outclass of strum-veserla
sod seals, 160,00 a; Dee. 22-8 iverelgas delivered to the
War Department for shipment, 100,0001 ; 1866: history
16—Paid the &sassier mid Company et the Beak of Beg-
Mad fee siesagemeet et the loan, 2,6006 ; Jae. 28-Bove-
Walla delivered I. the Wet De; mimes% Per shipment,
100,0001.; Jae. 29—Paid t►e Bisectors of D. W. Witte.
fm e irbiaes, 13,2601.; Feb. 6-13oversiems delivered to
the Wet Deportment for shipment, 100,0021. Total,
1,191,9191. MaIIANALL, Chief Cashier.—Deak of
Feb. 7, 1856.

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