The Express.
London, England, 1856-04-21 00:00:00

(Stamped Id. AdditionaL) [TWOPENCE.

- under every humble appellation, we eessideeed eapnalue u
fora: the sulau of a future 'Polish nutleo spay, sad
were impend to undergo fresh swam fee thenalte M oar
ammo. We know well what cues sod Mewls yes have
wider wneneingly and eatirlagly, la ibuslan
Polish di . Your hopes and our, U. new, we will sot
say destroyed, but aupeuded for a while by to. sews of
pow, which, while Matowiag a temporary quiet upon
Uurops, fills she hearts of Poke with madam. for K modem
doubtful the cause dour cotton— a cuss which we alone

erne.
"Tour address to as, Gemmel, on this satint, the opus
rod affectiosate words you have spoken on our posits's,
elopowor es, sltleagh under ones sad in oar ranks, to ex-
press to you is ear tam ear thoughts sad opinions on an
se momentous far the new Polish tornados en-
trusted to your commend.
" Whatever Previiimempesparse for us for the fatare,it will
now be our ears sal ear sawed duty to 'ULU* the honour of
the Pullet soldier, end to penever• to the *ad with ina-
men, order, sad umanimity. earrouad you with soldierly
obedience, eeteimy es& bounilleas sanitises, wail the ter-
se stionofour.WwtuaweYnoaoaraady aim. In oar
present patties a rellattesitier eta Wee no other.
" This datemmistien gni them esatimonte, we Sr. proud
and ham ft sari aim net ask aim of the °Moen bat alas
these ei-iso nesioimennimismei diem tad soldier. of the
whole diddles.
" Wee beg you to NOWT*, Gemorsl, the auntrease of oar
deep reopen sad lasting (reified'.
" Comp now ticatasi, April 2,1856."
[ars follow the signature. of the einasaaadeot and of all
the Mawr tY the First Point Brigade of latuary.]

THE LATE HOTEL ROBBERIE
APPREHENSION.

LIVERPOOL, SATVIDLIG
An Mat Mee this morning effected on hoard the
royal mail eteeesship Perdu,. jest as she was starting on her
tiip to New York, by deacon of Pe dt, of the Liver-
pcol totes.
Isformselea was yesterday received at the pelicsalles,
by telegnigh, that oeverall of the London hotels bad bees
made tee
lime of pleader, and that at one hotel—the Great
Weseers-iewe were robbed of upwards cf 6001.
Heathen= at emu of the tint hotels in the metro-
polis have their rooms entered at night, and money to
Beton amounts abstracted while they lay Bleep aad the
house in repose. It lupposed, however, that in the ease of
the robbery of the Great Western, the mosey was is
sots, sad the subset were taken; the police acoirdiegly
were, put epee the alert. Tbee• notes it was found wen
immediately shamed into gold la London, the_party *slug
himself "Aired Howard" upon every sets. From the den
aeriprics conveyed by telegraph ha wee at Sues recognised
ea board the Persia by Kr. &ed. Receiving the infer
mattes late lest seeming, he at ease conemeneed hist/nut-
rias, end this morning proceeded on board the Patois, and
(as the delay en hosed these straiten is limited)
he wee very prompt in his observation, sad in
• short time espied a gelatines& answering is
the dessatallem walking ohm the derk. Haring
ladeled Remit el the ideality of thie Mr. Allred Howard
(sties Mr. Aden) he appended him sad asked him if he
wee a peseenger per the Penis. seder Gonna was summed
is the aillemetive. Thom, awyelnit some complication of
the lenses he lured " /Med sward" Sr his
when, having discovered where s hit Ingeage was, he at
once arrested him. Upon seseshieg him, Inereetor Bott
found open his person a &etches ticket to New York sad
the following onus In cash, via.: 116} sovereigns, 78 gad
pieces of twenty dollars Bak i d tee dollars, 34 of five
atilars, end 201 two-sad-04W' dames each, all gold, 46
dollar silver pieces, 2 quasar delete. end 4r. is silver. In
addition, be bad a large et luggage on board.
Mr. Scott *Boma the pedecteor to London in the
3.46 p.m. train. Two scuseepilese of Howard are in
custody; one of them wee arrested is Manchester sad the
other in Liverpool by Detective Eaton; sad it is hoped,
before keg, that this pleader's; game will he annihilated.
The party sweated is as Ameriess the lupage of the
seemed iv labelled—" Boulogne," " Mine, "Lyons,"
tied " 110111811. sewhatever hie real came may be,
appears • &Akashi, ma% rad wean alai board e ad mous-
tache.

Vbimsad

iie;hirlffameheiter were en Satarrday rensinfted beton
the Meannter niagferates, sod there le now but Utile
doubt that they are pin of • pay of melt sowinplisited
creclunnen, who here been travelling through Europe for
Neese time pen, practising their collies with no oniony
softest. Toe awns of the dolt prisoner apprehended was
Oscar Higgins, calling hhnself a merchant hom Philo-
delphia, who was charged with stealing 261. km Mr. Baden,
• comatercial traveller, sleeping at the Royal betel, Men-
chaster, on Totality might. The other gives his same
Maki B. Brame, and he calls himself • lawyer from New
York, sad who was taken at the Adolph[ Hotel, Liverpool,
am Thseaday. aharged with haviag metered the bedrooms of
four travellers, sal robbed them, at the Albion
Menebostso, on Tend*sight, ft addition to baring endow
• large wittily if tpt coins fees the intiked'a bed-
-1031111. These peitimen skated, en their spprehersit
that they wen knendign Mora te Armories by the Penis,
enenes, on linmsday, and whilst the prieomen wen mho
I ennimation. es Saturday messing, as elestris *deem&
=was needved at liaanseter that an
Alin Meward, had ben that worming •ppMY
at bred the Penis, as it was Laing poet, fee nab. $
mentimen of 0101. at an hotel in Lofton. Of thin mast,
Omar Ringstan bad paid • 1001. Bank of Ragland Wit to
Kern. Baty sad at Rergess.nreet, his
the AMMO • and bean an advertisenint in tf3
Wedaseday, from this dyes,requsedaf to knew"
0 ear KhlillftVll moon address. ' he rablkio
don, in the Doily
_News on Friday. oft he
stearin nadir obi& the prisoner had bees engem.
hooded at Manchester, brought • letter to Memehenni,
sin on Ssturday, from the Hotel de la Rye, Parisi nal
that Breach bad committed some heavy robberies then.
is said that Branch had seat of te New Yon, bakes be lift
Proses, a trunk by • swam Tema saiing fees Ham„ad,
•t-
-dressed himself, to be lett at the cans of the
till saPad for ; and as this is supposed to contain a =
of the plunder acquired by the seefearrater, a gawarasse ft
shoat to be sent of for the porpoise of ultimo a peep inn it.
When Omar Kingston was taken, at the
Maschester, he bad winged en dinetaig
self of everything whisk waft lead to • nftffsion ad
his selling, but, subsequently, two instramemts were found
sosessled behind wets or ell.uloths, between his bedroom
sad that which had ben robbed, which throw • light
es the heftily with which gentlemen's bedrooms weld be
entand sad plundered without snob Mitarbeiter. Oar of
these is an nistrumest satisfy of steel in the form of •
mortielog chisel, well adapted to at oat • wen), unsweer
the hinges of • box, or prise open • door. The other is is
the foam of • pair of pikers, the two ends of which, whoa
pressed toge•Ner, fees a band, well aispted to lay hold of
the end of a key so rs to tura it in the lock me tint, sn-
oozing • dose to be inked Weide lied the key lett in the
lock, the person haying thew pliers in hie pommies world
be aide tt tun the key trees the outside, and en 'seeks;
the eons corld re.lock the day lifeboat the necessity of
removing the key Amingst the lugg.ge of Branch was
fond • fornideble instrument used by nit yes is New
York, and termed a "knuckleirimster." It is a thick, gat

piss or meta, about three-gout not a pound in snr.
with hells at cue of the edges, t►wegh which the fore
Bares of Us hand cis be passed. Wiwi put on for roe,
and the Bern clenched over it, t►e larger portion
of the metal Us the let, whilst the eater
edge presets feu rings of slid suet ever the
Itenablee of** steed Joints of the Pages, colculated to
toe plarerfni effect toe Mew etre& by the wearer. Up to
Raterday inforacation had born waived of 12 or :14 hotel
robber es, which the prisms are imposed to have tarp-
trated—uveral ache scat eesioes being In London and
Parts.
The magistrates. after heavier evidence, decided to as-
salt the prisoner Brush for trim].
Osar Masts w:s than placed at the bar, charged e,:tls
weave a bedroom at the Royal Hotel, Xr, shooter, on the
ease sight.
Mr. Stsaisland, solicitor, of Beets, Lincolshis, con-
dotted the ere. _

ilr. Kanislaad said that he bad hioassif bus rubbed
while at ea hotel is Landes of a lupe "woof zoom (NU.).
sad be had moos to believe the prl/oeer was ea mesa-
plies Is tt• sebbety. Another sae, esoueeted with tho
prhemer, bad Jut bees raptured ow loud the Persia, ss
Liverpool whoa about to sail fir New Yoh, sad *mold ha
sakes to Ludes far exualastion, a numb' of valor, from
Kotler. Hotel, Loudon, who had bees doom st Liverpool
to Wulf, the prima, Moist to vistas to Londe., whom
it 'weld be soon oravesieut for that moms to hear the our.
He wished the primer Hiapsteo, tbenitu, to be ot-
assioded, sad that the ougistratse would give his up to bra
take. to Isales._ -
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Mr. had, rid be WOSia reasud the primmer ; but the
bow way to proceed would be to apply for a bob... corpse.
The sewriMratee &cliched to cmaider a question is to bell
at must.

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LONDON, MONDAY, APRIL It.

WEST is now the position, and what are the pro-
needisgs of Austria ? She has been, for a century or
MOM, a DOTI of racial et Romig; so much so that the
Cu, NICHOLAS, in Om Secret Correspondence, passed
over the German countries in his calculations, just as
his own nobles reckon on their serfs as apart of them-
selves. Yet has Austria lost the countenance of
Ramis, and incurred the reproach of in gratitude which
ecewaxisananG predicted as inevitable, sooner or
later. As it Nu inevitable, sooner or later, we I
do net speak of it u a matter of reproach, but simply
as a matter of fact. Reads helped Austria in all
difficulties, for a long course of years; and lastly
against the Hungarians. Already the state of feeling
between tin two governments is one of unconcesled
repugnance. Count ORLOTT plays the amiable to
the Sardinian plenipotentiary at Paris; and " the
highest circles " at Vienna undertake to pity Russia
under the new necessity of being on terms with •
semi-revolutionary government like that of Sardinia.
Austria benefited Russia by ooeopying the Princi-
palities, so as to make all safe from invasion by the
Allies along that line of frontier, and by this she
earned the distrust of the Allies; and now, without
at all improving her position with the Allies, she has
lost the favour of Russia by compelling the CZAR to
make a humiliating peace (tor peace on any terms
must be humiliating in comparison with the expecta-
tion with w►ich the war was begun) by refusing to
support him in the war.

And how stands Austria with the frail, opponents?
She is compelled to quit the Principalities, under the
alternative of accepting all the Allies for enemies—just
as Russia wan compelled to do. She lies under the dis-
grace of having inflicted intolerable tyranny during
the term of her occupation. So much for her temper.
As for her integrity,—it is a circumstance which
will not be forgotten in history that Austria profits pre-
eminently by the peace, without having contributed
in any way whatever to the war; and now, her re-
luctance to evacuate territories which do not belong
to her, and from which her absence is desired, daily
impairs further her reputation for honour and disin-
terestedoess. A. for her wisdom—there is no ace
counting for the infatuation of her persistence in the
attempt to continue her grasp of provinces which she
must presently surrender, or pay the penalty of a war
for detaining.
As if this were not enough, Austria has incurred
irulpicion and reproach from tho whole of enlightened
European society by the Concordat with Rome,
under which she gives away liberties of the highest
value for which former potentates and heroes risked
life and empire, and thou4ht dozens of years of war
a reasonable price. At the very time when agitation
vibrates through her whole empire she has ventured
upon this new provocation, which enlists the entire
enlightenment of Europe against her. As if even
this were not enough. she now, in the mast critical
time conceivable, inflicts fresh injuries and insults
on Italian &etre, whose power of endurance was
already overstrained. Austrian intervention in
Puma is driving the people past their patience. The
Austrian commander there has taken the govern.
anent of a foreign State so completely into his own
hands that he does not even trouble the constituted
rulers with soy report of his proceedings. Re makes
arrests on suspicion by the score, and sends the citi-
zens of Parma to prison—not in Parma, but in the
Emperor of AtTfllt'S fortresses and gaols. If he
and Ira Sovereign suppose that this will be endured,
they will be fair illustrations of the wisdom and fore-
sight with which the Austrian Empire is now go-
vetoed.
What else ? What are the other features of the
ease? We have seen what the conceit and self-
laudation of Austria are—how Russia hates her for
her recent policy, and how Western Europe despises
that policy. We see haw she is maddening the peo-
ple of Parma ; and we hear how she is concentrating
her forces io a threatening way opposite the frontier
of Piedmont. What else? Why, it appears that as
her powerful and respectable alliances become weak-
ened, and threaten to dissolve, she has recourse to a
closer intimacy with Rome and Naples. The Pont
and King BOMBS' S. a resource against the hatred of
Russia, the indignation of Turkey, and the contempt
. of the Western Powers! It is a remarkable ex-

change—a singular view of compensation. One PM
hardly g.se and wonder enough at such a muse of
sonduct to our day, and in the present state of the
world.
But the future most not be lost sight of amidst the
marvels of the present. The future, thus recklessly
pawned by the spendthrift tyranny of Austria, is a
thing in which we all have an interest, and which it
is therefore our businen to look to. With a view to
it, we have • right to ask—does Austria forget
(what all the rest of the world remembers) that she
is or re a name than a nation P The special and
genoime subjects of Austria are in a slate of political
infancy, as unfit to support their guardian as to take
are of themselves ; and the net of her ,called sub-
pets are her worst enemies. Her Empire consists
of a heterogeneous group of countries and peoples,
without any mutual hoed, or comma attach-
ment to their head. It is impossible that
Austria can forget this. Can she forget her poverty,
her actual insolvency, when she &Hernias at Gees her
neighbours and her subjects, and forsakes them all
for the Pore and King Bonne P Does she forget
that the peace for which she so loudly praises her-
mit settles none of the questions which troubled
Europe before the Ressiaa war arose P Is
she, or is she not, aware of the existing incom-
patibilities between the governments and the peoples
of Europe f If unaware, she is ►lind : if aware, she
is infatuated. Either way she is the goading ass-
asap to European tranqaillity, the wastes nougat,/
to s general embroilment. If there wag the slightest
hope of her being wise sasses to be prang, of bee
being brave enough to be considerate, of bee being
modest enough to be reasonable, it would be well for
all ober to unite is reminding her that she is
poor, that she is la peril, that she is of herself help-
ing, and that her present conduct discredits her
more every day. If she indeed withdraws her
troops from the Principalities, and her interferesee
hem the booby of Parma, and her sympathy hose
the folly and cruelty gong on at Rano sad Naples;
if she stays at home, and tries to grow wiser, time for
repentance and rescue may be granted. If not, she
mast take the onsequeners, remembering t►►t the
sesesequenees will involve all Europe. Of all Europe,
eke bad better calculate betimes how tansy hearts
sad minds will he with her, and bow many against
her.

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Wit (Court.

The Qum and Prises Albert passed the eight of
Friday at ILlderabott.
TM Dab. of &canoed (Colossi of the Royal Soon Light
laf aot,)), )r °moral Sir Gouge Wothorall, sad Lira-
.. .

leant-fitment Raollya, had t►e ►onenr of Wales with hex
blejeety in the Rlyal Paw Mon.
The Primaries Royal and the FriBONS Alice, attended by
Colonel the Roe. C. B. Phipps, joined the Quen on Satur-
day morn*/ at Aldonbott.

Oa Saturday ber Majesty reviewed the Divtaloa com-
mended by Llesteasat-Oeserel molly.. The Oases was

seeeetpeaitel by the Prises Court ud the Duke of CM.
bridge.

Tbo evolutions of the troops took plow at Cowes Corp,
mad went coedit/Ica about two o'clock.

Her Mrjrry and Prises Albert, assompasied by tbe
Prieoesere, left the Royal Pavilion at half-peat four o'eloalt
is the antis** for the Farnborough Station, travelled to
London by s rperaal trris oa the Booth Waters Railway,
and air Ted at Buckingham Pekoe at 26 Lasts. before
etyma &cloak, escorted by a party of the 3rd Light
DrB4IOOIIL

The royal suite usaisted of the Custom el Dewitt,
Colonel The Hos. C. B Phipps, Lord Alfred Part, aad
Colossi F. H. &moor.
The (luau had a dinner party is the evening. no eau
pasy Inelsded the Ducheis of Reek the Prisons Royal,
Earl sad Countess Oraaville, Coast Cause, Refer Pseha,
Lady ',easy Howard, the Berl and Neater of Calabasas,
the Barl and Coast's. of Barham, Lord sad Lady Lynd-
hurst, Lient.-Colual Yorke (lot Royal Dragoons), and
List -Colonel Mem (39. h Regiment).
The bead of the Coldstream Guards war is attendance
during &slur.

Her Msjsates private ►esd ,Rerwe►de .headed is the
Polite% sad played tee Idiotism pieces:

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Overtars:-"l'Amotee" ........ ..... Liattpidefter.
r•trika—u L. Prophets" ...-- theyerbeer.
Pokedle
Marsh—" Pam"
TM Primer Royal visited the Miasma( Lest is Friday
smiles, at Ciermee MAYO, Rt. Jamie..
Yesterday her Kepner and Prime Albert, the Prime of
Welee, the Princest Writ, Priam Mired, the Prises.
Abe*, sad the Duchess .4 Kest, attended Divine Berries is
the Cheri of Boelanshais Palace. The Lion. sad Very
Rae. the Dias of W.adeor ofkiated.