The Express.
London, England, 1849-09-20 00:00:00

Tbp f,Aledial is boa the Noidged Herald
gygogibe aysterioas telogrophie aanesooranat of the
bonnets the several previseial gosernistats ei
jgrifselt Manisa saws to Cassels by way of New
id}, we boiler dot *he lifessfrool flerahl was the oily
podessa of a key te the ealpsa. Bregyeas we
jilsersiliabei at the modes that the Masa goverment was
at: AO** views el Ws eesrestive league. Bow
daub* whet. paragraph was a Yankeelhaer. We
Wok ths admidswial Glebe was assays skit onather, awl
*Wei It Wes lastly a nest p dat. whoa it onagensd
bar; do
t, skis* sr reek Herold, we brazing the
sommilms dpseds, is mew for betas hoaxed
lbe Wpm sad saanatisa. Others balked to the
ihis ilis Willowy bead it aosessary to stv out Is alma, Of
*ate erireeme. At we ',id before, we had inf...rwatioadilla
taSet Is to be the sent of the argotistiet s,
w Ss earavri the karst, and estimate IN Mitt=
sereden. Rem& hse gale weestired I. this dip
Mthat ear 'alarmism's has ant destined us as Is the
a eadiate el the facts, end we hoboes it mil bells/MI
ei was Went in every par Molar. Um Illea. 111- a.
woo Moe we Milne at tr at tine at WailititaswWlent
ye hod mos tor tle purpose of mods, tot..l4eat alai
faros, is Ili* he is wet+ haws to hike a vety_dttot is.
Ulost;ape tbe antheriies of use Umited States. He adissi
lira a few days ago, end left agate y seterisy in mow
Ida the Hee. Kr. Lafestelae, le wowed to Radar, am
bobs era this eery same business Maio we Ind wale
ea this
_salted, we haws bent placed in pessessloa of
bribe MaMdsole from Halifax, wh'el enables as to
Iwo as Idea of the pet my state and probable knee d
eis The amount el oar inteligence is, dial the
of
proi6=dadea.
the Felicities% of the Council of Cassia 11111
got asseisd ta hy the pest (ablest of Gamtral Teyist.
4al . wet as a &Wean. be they (the projewiti.me) are
to the pro *Monist policy epos whisk the whip
Neihdr dead. illoalairg, threetere, ewe be done throwo
Or liddili iwabossader, our by way of %testy. Whatever
orasaikao me Wive toile...it meat originate la the way of
froolollo atostaest. The most that esa be exported trOm
do whigeilim•—•••• it this is to he riposted-18 that their
ialaeoes will sot be wed against Y. At the same time, it
Is keyed that a reelpewity bill way be yawed through both
tines, sad, if that were dose, it is eared y probable that it
would be rejected by the preadeet. Should this fail, we
call be throws bark upon the probable swims of
lb* demand. Feely at the eincioes„ which reseed
mad twee shows are almost certain to go spinet the
whits. The commercial policy of the democrats Wag is
attionlaace with the prineiples wt ids we desire tow carried
Mt, there Is wawa to believe that they would take up with
aM that which their opponent now is power would
seavely fail to oppose. In the meantime, we are, verbena,
Wasp powsrlen as to be unable to retaliate should our wish-
bones mast in their narrow minded policy. It is sow dad
Mee, that, with the prep-aid alike of the prosiest's. we
diaM ezareise a wry great premiere ea the imperial peseta-
seri% sad Right Wow theta to exert themeelvis in is, he-
bail. Then eaa be tittle doubt that the imposition of •
HAM& daty ea Amebae breadstuff., as lam as the Ansel.
ems refused to admit Ca adiaa produce at
thetawaeona terms,
would bars a very great effect in modifying clusive
oleos of the people of the United States.
We we informed that this part of the NNW is likely to
..,,...zat Malian and that mite go
repreesatatios ay
le mile to the Imperial po istregswent, in ewes
ot
*bedsits refusal at Wasbingeon, which will show how this
dotystay be levied consictently with the treaties, which put
the United States ost the footling of the most favoured nazi et,
sad, at the same time, will point out the absnlate weeseity
of meek a step being taken, is order to render bare juatiee to
Vie N .nth American colonies, and torcially to C wade.
We believe that my little consideration is newesery to
show the truth of the LA proposition. If it be conceded, as
we are roastsetly told, that Canada is bat a portion of the
latish Empire—then it will be sees that she stands in a
most saciesaleus position. Forms, pen of sa moire which,
in a aeries of yews, may be said to be constantly psychs*
Ing breadstu& from the United States, she fines at this so
mast that her grids is of lees value by nearly 20 per ant.
than it would be in the hands of the people who sell with a
wont to the nation to which she heirs's. She knows also
that this is sot a consrquenos of her geographies; ridden—
sables in the "eternal fitness of %info." as Philosopher
Square would say, render. her wheat and Sour lees valuable,
this her neighbours. There is only this sliffi-ulty that the
U~rgaser poetise of the natioe—that c hich has its seat is the
Brltish Isles—bar leg slated in indifference to, or more pro•
bebly, in ignorance of, the mollifies of the mail pedal
vim mode in Canada. It it were neoresayy for the people
Of Great Britain, in order to do a. jetties to make
tomegreat lace Sc., we should despair of inducing them to
set in our behalf. We have always dose our beet to
peewit our fellow anen•rywre from wasting time and
Msength, by running after the phentose of protection in
Inglend, when that protection is fairly dead and buried.
Any proposition calculated to raise the price of bread to the
wasumer in B•sland to au spprociable extent, would meet,
wean persuaded, only with a rebuff But if Great Banda
would take United S•ates breadstuffs only ea payment of a
duty, so bat as the United States continued their imposts
en our products, there is little raison to suppose that an
appreciable Inconvenience would be felt en
_pt by agricul-
turists, lowa:dere, and shipowners of the United ewes.
All the rest of the world would still be open to the
British eonsumer, and though, doubtless, every re-
striction has a tend, soy to rides prises to geese ex-
tent, this could only raise them by ineh • friction
of value as to be of no possible object in the
meal n of a great pricciplei so full of important melts to
Eogland's MOIL wasiderablecoleny. For these moons we I
look upon the scheme which we have described at very ra-
tional, end extremely likely to produce a reeiproeity of all
vantage from a 09•1111”00 with our own eloustrymen, which
the Americans just now canteive to monopolise. In addition
to this pressure, which we may bring to beat through the
British goverement, we may also hope to 'Stet something by
withholding the benefit of the free navigation of the St.
Lawrence, and other commercial advents's', which we have
Wear own bands. At any rate. as we have already meutioned,
I. ais and in preceding ankle., the several provincial go
momenta are making every exertion to bring about the Ili•
sired reciprocity, and no inviable means that can be sag
Bested will, wear. amend, be spared in the attempt.