The Express.
London, England, 1847-11-22 00:00:00

Iwo sag to prolong debates. Many et them are
bon ea be so* mast wad& wain, inol will
did littb wee lir lit 110/1* Avidity of
gade posher bleat bet oil oney increase the chance
teteree riltakony by deserving, and obtaining, a
eltiltair dieselion and salf-ecommad.
Isle sot eneogit en the present mamba for an indi-
,idost member no be setisisd that NOM 11111111070 in
wilt* bo inbred' himself le nailed, bareettat to
deserve the biesedisibe antimilea elfsenent, Be
yetremmabis that met the boos bast
=ia sigloOliog to bring ferivold malted
hammy urge epos the hem% die liar proo-
timble MI6 et 1i the multipliehy of bream is
to °sees& the aegaistaon of it to a reeponeible autho-
, As soon es lime is a departure hem the official
wiry member of the home will think
• justified is Waging out his peculiar hobby in
tam We elseekl.kolveysr- be contented if every mem-
ber would emend during the present extraordinary
erica to Adak from advocating any measure in
which he did mot serionetf expect to meet with sue-
ty.. This would be a math better test of the
urgency eta proposition *ea the abstract importance
of the matter which it winearaed.
As a warning to the ggeeaame members of the house
tO dileaggerail legieiaYis by-play, we may call
their ottoman to as anneemeement of the alarming
into** of the oast of the hundred sections of the
hoses. The Tabkt bison se that it is quite an error
to appose that the wain session will be principally
occupied either with the currency or with the affairs
of Ireland. The work set out for November, 1817, is,
it seems, of a much more striking character. The
present autumn is to be rendered famous to all pos-
terity by no less an achievement than the impeach-
ment of Lord PALMERSTON. His colleagues
have called parliament together before the
usual season only to accelerate his des-
truction. The members for Stafford and Yougbal
are to head, and indeed to constitute, the band of
accusers ; but their task will be easy, for we are told
that they will actually lay before parliament the note
of hand with which the Emperor of Reny. purchased
the body and sail of the unhappy foreign secretary.
We presume that in the recent crisis the unfortunate
payee of the note was obliged to discount it in the
open market, and that it has consequently
.passed
into the bands of his enemies. As a security for
money, we would not recommend them to attach
much value to a document so clearly tainted with ille-
gality in the circumstances under which it was given.
Asa political voucher, it will be inestimable to those who
havesolongasserted its existence without being believed
or even listened to. This great act of expiation will, as
the Tone piously observes, be a fitting preparation
for the solemn season of Advent; and we need not
further consider it at present. But we would again
remind too active members that this impeachment is
a specimen of the possible modes of taking up the
time of parliament. Mr. ANSTLY, who, according to
the Tablet, is to be one of the movers of the impeach-
ment, is, we believe, also pledged to make at least one
speech a day on the wrongs of Ireland. The only
i hope of nterfering with the fulfilment of such pledges
is to be found in the determination of members in
general not to countenance, by example, superfluous
talking or officious activity.

Our Paris despatches of Saturday speak of the
feelings universally excited by the recent reports from
Ireland, published in the English papers, among all
circles in the French capital. These form a subject
of comment with the press generally.
The reform movement goes on in France, and
gathers strength as it goes. Every mail brings " more
reports" of reform banquets. Banquets are announced
at Itouen, at Amiens, and other large towns.
Lord Clanricarde left Paris for London on Thurs-
day, having concluded the necessary arrangements
with eae Post•office authorities for the improved trans-
mission of correspondence with the French capital.
The new system is to come into operation on the let
of January, after which two mails are to be despatched
daily—a day mail and a night mail—from each capital.
The Marquis and Marchioness of Normanby left
Paris on Saturday for Boulogne. His excellency's
absence in London will extend to the middle of
December, in order to take his seat in the new par-
liament. Lord William Hervey remains charge
cf affair's during the absence of Lord Normanby.

The Madrid mails of the 13th have arrived. The
Cortes was opened by the Queen in person. The
Boone was closed, and brim generally suspended.
The King accompanied the Queen, and occupied a ,
seat on the left of the thecae. The Queen delivered
the Mowing speech:
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ceased
great sensatiom The Infant Don Francisco
has, it is said. determined Is relearn to the capital.

The impshiss reseived from Beene are to the
evening of the 16th. Gm. Dufour, Cot Ochmenbein,
and the other supseissiMairs, with upwards of 18,000
men and 100 Mose had peeled the capital
on their meek *me •
ma
Felhargiotti the frontiers of
Lucerne. CM. Daher Mil ihreace with
the rice-ptemilleat of the Dist, an was reported to
have given kin the seinnmee that the Bemierbaad
should be redacted Midst eight &ye. A
government, empsei of lie Ming h=litlit
of the cams, boa been appointed at Friars.
Most of the masses of the flew goverment
had fled. The Units' College was esaverted cats a
barrack.
Lucerne has now belesee t e obisitpoint of interest.
It will be under its walls, most probably, that the
question which agitates the maisinotion will be set-
Oa. It is commanded bola Weis ia its
subarbs, from which a destmlive ire ma be
upon it. Attempts have, however4ema mob to
throw up defences round these The Seal
struggle, if any take place, will be The
asp-
tore of the' heights will be the minden of the any.
M. Bois le Comte, the Fran& asabanelerat Baran
having desired to seed Me of his seemitarkse to
Lucerne, demanded a sei embed flea Gem Daher.
This the general related t Menai= 11. Bole le
Comte with his weeklies sad MAW pitted
Berne on the 17th, and retied to Bile. The genera
impression at Berne was list the ageing of the
French embassy were
_thelrimets through when
the chief of the Binierbmd rsaeiwd informatimaod
that this in fact was the reel ground on Midi the
safe conduct was refined.
According to a letter from Bann of the 16th, the
loss of the federal troops he the emirs between the

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ates sad Zeski,vies only I Mimi set tweemilml,
and the miaow el the beep el the Ilembehosi pet
fors is mead did NMI mold 40 to 60.
A letter duet 14sehlathi et the Nth states that the
cantos of Appessell (Ismer Abides) has made its
subsided= to the Swim Dist
Aosorftgtr biases :embed fiat Lanese I. the
14th, the et the thhabithabled begun be be
wry mese. A 'malty peevidess was already
felt. Biwa was
aimed, .fit
the seas et avulse per
lb. Boit woe sowesly to he obtained. Zug was occu-
pied by the Missal Weep.
Slue the above was writhe, we both received the
HAMM et the 16th, which gives, osier the date of
the night of the 16th, at Berne, %et latelligence had
arrived that the chief patina resod Lamm had been
taken, and that the division mew Ziegler bad attend
the canton, and taken 1,160 primates.

We learn from Florence that subscriptions had been
opened in that town for the purpose of collecting
funds to enable a body of citizens to march for Lunt-
ram' The agitation was such that the Grand Duke
found it necessary on the 10th inst. to publish an
edict, reptsbatory of the efforts of some misguided
individuals to goad the people of Tuscany en to war,
regardless of the consequences, and declaring, that in
the event of so unfortunate a necessity as the remise
to arms, the sovereign alone has the right to intimate
It, and to call upon him subjects to defend their
country.
The Pope has appropriated a grand hall in the
Palace of the Vatican for the sittings of the deputies
of the provinces, who are also to have the use of the
court carriages.

MADRID, Nov. 15.
To-day the Queen went in procession to open the
Cores. This ceremony will take place in the hall of the
senate, which is about a stone's throw from the royal palace.
Bat that the Madrilealana may lose none of the fine show
that will be made, the proemial will, instead of travershsg
the short chord between the palace and the senate, circulate
through the principal streets of the city. The Queen, they
say, does not half like going to read the speech set down for
her.
After the Queen had read the speech , the Duke of Valencia,
in en extremely loud voice, proclaimed that the Corte wu
opened; at which there was a cry of " Viva la Reines,'
which was tolerably general. Senora Mados and Olosaga
were the centre of a crowd of deputies engaged in very
animated osavenation some time before the Queen's arrivaL
After the Qum had left the senate, the Duke of Valencia
went Gm iMt theeesis the crowd to his office. The people
ssemelestaboaat lie least notice of him.
n• Q.N.As... and Queen-Mother attend the Condom
Ilientillashatat yds evening, er rather to-morrow morn-
regissallor 114 deity, in her appearance at such festivities,
Wllttl. the morning star.
Ea coney to announce to you that the Union Bank,whiek
INS eat alluded to in my last as on the point
d mipsading its payments, reached that melancholy crisis
ea Saturday. Their affairs are under investigation' sad
there is every hope of their being shortly able to renew their
business, according to what I can understand. As than
are no deposits to any considerable amount, at least is the
banks here, and as their note-issue is equally incomMeralde,
the shareholders are the only loons. Many of these hang
persons of much wealth, and the business of the bank being
tolerably profitable, it is expeeted that the establishment
will be set on foot again under new direction. The prawn
stoppage is attributed to the fact of one of the directors (the
romp one) having appropriated to his own use large some.
lie is now in prison.
There was a meeting of the moderados at the Trinidad on
Saturday, at which 114 deputies were present. Freon none
of the ministerial party making their appearance among
these, it may be inferred that a sufficiently wide breach
exists between the partisans of Nereus and those of Chris-
tina; and that the latter are hy no means pledged to sup-
port the present government. Martinez de la Rom took the
chair and made a 13.. g speech. The successful exertions of
the central committee and their organ, the Faro, and the
issue of the municipal elections to favourable throughout
the country to the moderado party, formed the topics of the
tint half of his discourse. The rest was devoted to the
more ticklish subject of the scandals and unconstitutional ex-
.. . .

Asses which hay; marked the Pacheco and Ooyena adminis-
trations. He Belated off by recommending the formation of
especial committee to bring forward the question in con-
gress, and to procure the investigation of the abuses, know-
ledge of which had oozed through the press. This portion
of the venerable chairman's speech was more particularly
pointed at Salamanca, whom, it seem', the nitres are deter-
mined to fix in a sort of parliamentary pillory, and to make
the scapegoat for all the eine of the government during the
last seven months.
The news from Catalonia is rather important. The
column of San Quiree, under the command of Captain D.
Manuel Pardo, destroyed completely on the Gth, on the
heights of Tomas, the bandof Cabecilla Geza, killing
five men, and taking five prisoner', among whom is the
Csbeeilla.
The report of a severe action with the rebels in the neigh-
bourhood of Llaccura, near the town of Mombuy, is POO-
armed : 21 were killed, and several wounded and made pri-
soners. The number of rebels who had presented themselves
for pardon was remarkable. Of 28 inhabitants of Sellent,
who had joined the hiontemolinieta,2l had retuned to claim
pardon.
Pavia bad an exceedingly aglow mope on his journey to
Bunkum Tb nail, whit* weed an hour after him, MILS
stopped by a bead at 200 teicergesn near Casteloli. The
team of sada ad oarragendlinee were seized, and the
latter is reported to have ben boned. The mail did not
reach Bandana Mt a day der it was due. General Conchs
arrived is the one espied ea the Btl2, the day after Pavia.
He had reashod aa express at Meares& notifying his dis•
Wool floss de eessmsnd of the principality, and made all
bum to lierogns to resign the moms into the hands of his
mosoolow.

MALTA, Nov. 13.
There fa a report about tows be which, I believe,
there .is ems ibeedation—that mere thus or four of the
/reign made resident here had hinted themselves into a
enmities el the whole body, within asking their pr-
alines, sad be waited mon Vise-Admiral Palter a few
Ewe previews to his derimers, in the name of
all the eande, to be remitted te give kin • ball. This
Admiral Parker dediasioseder die plea that he should very
shortlyg to sea. The Freak amel, ilk said, requested
permhsion to give it ea lis seism mil asked when that
weed be. Si add he mid seta whim he should
mum; that would dame epee eireemisesses; when be
did he shield be happy Mpartake of thee hospitality. No
ens keen widtherlis i Wand.
The adeirel sai oil hie Way intbadosi ea Pritla y the
6th, in the ~Lg. As daybreak ca the OW the Gladiator
and Bullies Meares pet up their MUM to sew the drat se.
This they Alla seek a bra tifel dpi, the by stem six lise.
Wattle ship sad a lkigalie were wiles ail the harbour.They steel ever
01111 lisped IsantW=llas al heath awoke from
its Weep are tem a step teem& the pereatisa of the
et the cholas maiM es. Oa the la the heard
=1:111 (0110M:—. As the Melees einiesis Ifirll.
leg in several ports in the Bleak Bea end elberaime, Me
Board easel* hr ems to the ressiatioe *BMA the ea-
trams Me tide pert to ell we* easing free Pam where
the Maas Mists. the dead have had arse of deaths
Or slams weak tea Aga unbolt the blwall.
These semis mast mei at ma, sirs alik Asper%
kw sea a period at thee as the ar>v esweitlee shell seek
oiler reserary, it beim eel Triseelestibea sob perked
tea ewer be lees thus tea lope teem As Ewe of is bat
ewe oesamaiNg as beeei. The anew el the qussaatire de-
Prollniints==la is* York te Abbe the requi-
site will be bid beim As Beard of
Had*. Tbskeerele osier mask alsvarelessesor bias
adatimet hie the queeratbes habit. will speed mil a
psrleatektreasliaa- slea be boa JAL*, ensarillibta."
PadoWs Sees wee sumo. Teapot ea the 106.
telearmide &writ* of the egeearreswee we
wade to Pilaw" sad theme to Nalse, to be
vie Calabria to Naples.

GERMANT.—Tmit Poor&L Comeau. After
ammal days' daliberatioa the postal owegrom, sea= of
reposamtathes el the drama Gomm as
we hose seemed. ammobleil et Darin. has a re-
solstice, to the sag that the peeler el a single lake, el a
weight net ommedieg
me femme (sheet el me eameel
is the einem atie =p Ma, bates (a able
men dem)fee
ea Si magma ihr a distmom of Mx Maw; 6
kreassor (Ilesalimes), 10 : sod 10 kreamer (42
Mmlimee. difram 20 Logos&
AUSTELL—VIM:IIg IRT.resing7llelikiqwrof of
Amide ea his 'Mori to spa the
Ilumptioa disk Whisk them fo the sisalim of •
Pablo& The Asada* &seam was ire momisasorly.
The WWI! bay*: meedimsed the sisMism the astir Peke-
doe at Mem seek dee Whet alieglease at the hoods et the
swan; who, ha a sheet Wren. wheeled him Oa Need la
the Mee et.
Ids illmelerse fridese. The BMW! melte
Hiime The pomsalfreos eentiimei ia the epee* mem
hle* Imp—tamt The sea 1411141114 1•1711 w eas
imperial states, but kw dm whsle el the Gamma Se&
verde, is the &AM= of dm law ef senora Mimosa the
stems of the ispire sod the Osramo herolfreary laadg
the prepoilisse won the alelidos efehe ms-
tor:flazallso ma epigram 4101041,0 d en deg of
vetting god et tles govenamait ef the Mete; point of a
non-criminal cede, 41m, em.
SlClLY.—Euxarto, Ocr. 22.—1 t has been re-
solved by the Boarded Health, that .fl vends Lavine France
sad Naha kr /idly, from sad she the la November
set, mot be fmaillied with a 411011011 Of the Sicilian
tosoal, sorrithehmiing the geed he l& of the port of de.
parlor. These sewers see sloe es he eloped for all vea-
leels mash* from Greece sad the Iselin bland..

COLONIAL.
WEST INDIES.
GUIANA.—PabIio meetno won held in George.
toes (Dmeeeire) ea doo LOW of inotor, tad in Now Am-
on tiko 11W1 etas tom um& At twit
of tiro, rider )to podionhont owlonomo ewe witoloa.
TM Downes pugilism kr two Law, to to eked
the oat to toonoloAtristo tbooolor to pram*
tame* &sieve ; the reemevel etern trea maseenie