The Express.
London, England, 1856-05-13 00:00:00

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WHATETZI may be said and does in the Courts
and Cabinets of Europe about the Glresesians and
their special political claims, there can be no doubt
about the advantages those monteineare will de-
rive from the conditions of the peace. They are
themselves probably leis aware of their sew pri-
vileges than either their Mende or their sneaks ;
for they have to learn the first principle, of trade
and it does not appear that they have yet formed
any conception at all of the heart, they have to
esprit in that direction. How, indeed, should
troy P What experience they have bad of on-
agree is this. The Russians in the coast forts have
been accustomed to hold small markets, with an
semis---' fair at Anapa; and on appointed days
lbe Cimariane might oome, end even eats:
trite They hits, if unarmed. brought, perhaps,
a bile or two, to barter for any article
they particularly needed; bat their wants were few,
though those few were pressing; and Russia took
tare that the most urgent and constant needs—of salt
and ammunition—were not supplied. So languid
have the indigenous population always been about
then markets and fairs, that the partisans of Rana,
who are really very food of centralisation, have bees
wont to recommend that the Cass should berme the
head aserehant, and sell at low find prices whatever
the Cireemians might be most inclined to bay, taking
in exchange—at any lam for a time.-each products
as the (beaming might be able to bring. Other,
again, have suggested the establishment of German
colonies, like those of Little Ramie sad Georgia.
The short reply to this proposal is, "first catch your
colonists I" for there is so great inducement to pro-
&Ws of Rena to sit down on the territory ef Reggia's
foe. The only other known experience that the Cir.
canna have of eommeree is from theme. Scouts
perched on rocky stations on the promenades
stretching out into the sea reported, for twenty years
together, of Russian armed reeds end preventive boats
flitting inelegantly from fort to fort along the coast,
spying every meek and bay,andpeerisrup every valley
as they rased. Foe twenty year did the scouts
watch foe Turkish vessels, mesh as were for ever run-
ning the risks of a emstraband trade. Winter was
the time whet the Tusks somoseried best; sad then
it was that girls and boys were brought dews to the
shire, in nadirs@ for immediate departure, fa pay-
ment of the Irmo and ammunition the mauled is.
The anapaest of the customs showed how primi-
tive was the whole commercial method arose those
mountaineer warriors. Every vessel brought, what.,
ewer its cargo might otherwise be, salt enmesh to pay
the frostier duties, whir egamiated simply of rest
three per cent., in bulk, d salt. The salt wee
divided among the people who helped to haul the
vessel ea shore, or their own countrymen
who came from a distance. like eagles to the
carcase. If the merchants cease for slaves or pro-
ducts they paid no stipulated date, but retested the
family with which each lodged with goods to the
amount of about four shillings for every slave,
or for that fixed quality of other produces
which represented a slave. The Chewing have
sever had any =release of retail trade nor preemies
he thew of money; and they have yet to learn
what remoras are placed at their commend by the
nestralindea of the Black See, and its berg thrown
open to the trade of the world.
It mist be remembered that they have never even
sees commerce tranageted except in the two ways we
have tarred to. There is so road along the chore
of the Black Bea, canuating re forts; there are
so centres of industry, sor mites of markets and
fain, swept the gram plat outride each Ronan fort.
No buying and selling goes on on the great military
road to Georgia ; and elsewhere the inhabitants drop
Tag rain of yesterday evening threw a damp upon into the glens by mountain paths and barter their
our enjoyment of Whit-Monday in more senses than productions with each slimy, or with say brads' who
one. We oar not who knows it—there are many may have the nab seeded salt to offer, or flints, or
reiterate we can contemplate with more generosity sulphur, which cannot otherwise be obtained. It is
than the spoiling of the poor man's holiday bya sudden evident enough that any attempt to stop the so-called
shasge in the weather for the wore. To meet at slave-trade must appear highly arbitrary endings
every corner respectable artisans peeing the ruby to people who have always regarded the lot of the
greets—their wives. with their simple holiday fiery exported deride a fortunate one, and who midst
spoiled—their " babes in wet and starveling plight," this kind of eommeree their ass only moans of ob-
is a sad spectacle, when we reflect bow her days of faring what they want to awry on their ',mistimes
hdairely enjoyment they have in the year. It is a to their invader. Since the Manlike@ came to an
• treacherous climate, for certain, this of een, end, the Wade in boys has °woad and that of
And this year the eastreenspe is more than girls is so wholly unlike the African slave trade,
really provoking. Easter err too early, and er the detestable Coolie traffic of our day from China,
Beets, Monday was not. A preeosioss rigidness°, the that it cannot be apron of, with any judos, sender
atmosphere bad been followed by a relapse into east the game 'auditions. The Climegise slave trade is
winds. A strange Spring we have had. In general, implicated with the beatitudes of polygamy, and not
the flowers of the lilacs follow as close upon the with any scheme of wealth-predating. We see, in
almond blossoms as the flower of the laburnums do the orates of the Bleak See, eraething like a pro-
epos those of the lilacs. But this year there has sped of abolishing the brie in course of time by
bees a beg and dreary interval between them. The sale and natural methods. There is se erotica, we
seems resembled a thriving child suddenly stunted believe, about the three of the system of polygamy
in its growth. At last, on Saturday, Spring--or in Turkey. For a long time past the hareems have Government haying decided on establishing large
tether Summer—peeped in upon as. Sunday or been undergoing contraction, and a very large bodies of troops is different parts of the country, the neigh-
equally fine, and Monday morning was tolerable, proportion of Turks have only one wife at bauhaed at Bard Cliff' caw limb"' is add", has bftd
Hader the influence of the genial atmosphere the a time. Any NWre than* will no doubt selected as ea *Measles military depot, to which a lugshoot,'o be accaree. is the resedetios suns
whole feminine world burst eat into full blow of he in the meg direstioe, as Turkey slides implia tku ha, Hussey k, about to Iv. A Inge of this
wooden
summer texture. and colours. The change wag u if into men intimate and ernsiee relations with amphitheatre has boa erected ever the sect where the
whole parterres of flowers had suddenly burst from Christian countries. A dear in the demand for ceremony le to take place, with mats for 1,500 puma", who
their buds, or clouds of butterflies fluttered up from areielka slam will follow of come* and with it • will be admired Her Majesty will receive Ne
every seek and cranny. We do sot believe that on any eedieg of the Circassian ambition to furnish wives to ,1441,T__,__"116_!,,.."""., °fru. ti"
former warm the Spring bee been greeted by sub a Constantinople. Virhile that ambition exists—while 'ad°. a° Peet admiral is
neethesarea Water, sad lees act mead faked.
display of rich and gay apparel on the part at the the women PatoknatalY alit* to "rich their families The grease et the Sews, sad the Lteeesey-Gersessi, who womankind of London as on the present. This is, by the price of themselves, sad to go sad sae the life n ts is parlissisat. easeseputy the ornisratlea
perhaps, the moat striking proof we have yet Lad at of the hareem, Christian nations are as likely to do to preset the ernes to bee Majesty. The bed of llostb-
how little the pressure of the war has been felt by harm as good by arbitrary intervention on behalf of ample. Water will be deepened star the jetty, to allow
the less wealthy industrious claws. Bat yeetereess monogamy and the rights of women in the Bast. Nips to load troops sad *no at" the military hospital
erne—not, indeed, a " killing frost," but waraa-4 The best thing that the best friends of the Cron altd udiP" Alt thi
saakfeg r.intadials"meada thiltbs&danthalLPled=
soaking rain. The frost would only have turned noses dams cam do fa Ulm to exits as among Psil-°.
are
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PPata led --dZ tietw—lerieS,
We for the moment ; but the velvets and other stuffs them for legitimate trade. It am hardly be very the msalasso by the elan. et
sow most affected by our fair townswomen most dithonit when the Main Sr. all in existing, and The Earl and Countess of Stamford and Warring.
have suffered lamentably from the spite of the watery when Caallallfall sure to be presently sees by the re left tows yesterday. ter Bargis Hall, Staffordshire.
reamer Glissades@ to be their rod trusty deism against The Coastal de Persigoy will give a first soiree
Bet a wore wet blanket is threatened to be thrown invasion- drm* ta-alstst; a mond mate dasseessie on the 20th
ever the innocent soppiest, of the many. The Their camp is this. The total population of the bastT__; sad ba11,„,." 11613,:te,eed°"1"1.A.. following demon of polemical controversy has been let loose Carcase is supposed to be a million sad • halls
spore our Boglish world, will not be laid by Lord Warlike as the people are, it is believed that dims Tr 7. Lee.
Perresarros'a deterring to the Archbishop of CAN- Saw= ha, never had ISM than 20,000 men tens sem Visesee"
Lied sad Lady Naas. Vi
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ertea,TeleeltY, and is likely to embitter every social net under him orders at on time. This is wetly the Hoe. Medea Banbury, end CsptLn Fareshanon. His
for yeses to come. The Sabbath Observaace question umber that Rusk is competed to byre lost lordship bad a small party afterwards la the evening.
is about to be keenly debated, and that in a temper yearly, es as average, is the Career, during the The Right Hon. B. Disraeli, M.P., and Mrs.
little calculated to lead to edificatioe. We mach lest quarter eta artery. la the villages a group of Derr hare left Grasveaor-gate fee Iteghendee Maser,
tear that ever-rigid repression may bad to ribald hearer tarnishes an armed sr ready at all points n Worts, and that real piety isle danger of having its for the war—one family contributing the warrior saay, bearing an auto-
',olio's grievously lacerated from both sides. Though himself, another the horse, another the weapons,
and pap It letter tree her Biestre is theca leper Ale:ander,
we see no harm, and meth good. in the Sunday so co ; sad thus it appears that Omagh every nes is maw"( fe
ablertter a
()his aid)
left tots lest • rITY,
as ears
alalkal performances in the Parks, we are free to a soldier on oseasion, and the population is es& for St. Peeereherg.
Nem that there has been an dr of injudicious bee. neatly composed of warrior tribes, there are heads and The Hon. C. Butler and the Mimes Butler will
aid: in the way Sir fleuremut Hat.l, set about intro- bands at liberty tor other labours, and therefore for Ova their Ira ball a WeSsetSe7i hoe 18, at Orsersser-
dudes th,nn, which might have been spared steer his trade, whet the Idesdngs of trade shall hues Veneta!
wt. on the L.,otion for throwing open the British a desire for it Their industry is chiefly "ileCaptainll4ll 2„,Gsr. Li 141.7
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Mums and Na: Tonal Gallery a Sunday afternoons.
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Her Majesty, the Prises Consort, the Prince
K Wake, Priem Whoa, Is Primer Royal, sad Primer
attsehat Whlppiaohaa Parish Chunk ysotostlay
awatag, whose the woke was portotasoct by the Roo. G.
Prothro.

The Dubois et Kest west to Frassero yesterday aces-
lag, attasdad by Lady Vas Maria Dawns, Banana do
Spelt, sad CeL llospbasa. Her Royal Rlgbaire Maras' to
bar roadway Classes Roaas, Bt. hms% is tba dier-
eses.

Despetass Ina the British Master a the Cart of
Turin, mere nand yeeleriay at the Foreiga-etlee.
Despetebn hen the Gerona a the Cape of Good Hope
wen rewind yesterday at the Coisaial ones.

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