The Express.
London, England, 1860-01-23 00:00:00

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1111.1111—tbe old

patios sad rental.
Me to the great principle

books of the fnuacilioe,

alba. It needs me great .
1 Ihts Government will adopt a 61. rental, equiva-
=:.
iitet to about a 61. rating franchise, for the
This is what Lord JOHN RIIIIIIILL
on behalf of the Government; and all Mr.
TWO= justly Days, " The offers which were made
" before its accession must necessarily be to honour-
" able mere distinct pledges to the country as to the
" coarse they would pursue in the matter." This
point may therefore be considered as settled—a 111.
rental will be the borough franchise. Beyond this,
however, it is more difficult, and would perhaps
be unsafe, to predict the details of the
mew Bill. We are quite entitled to say
then ought to be no difficulty with regard to
the empty ?mashie'. A 101. county framable* has
been practically decided on by the country, and
accepted in Parliament, with a unanimity almost as
marked as the 61. franchise in boroughs. All doubt
on this head will however be soon removed, and we
are quite disposed to believe that the Government
measure will deal satisfastosily with the long-vexed
question of the 'affray.
The other great question, as to the redistribution of
the seats, is, however, RS we have often had occasion
to repeat, equally important. Aid the tine test of the
Gonniment measure will be the way in which it
prepare to deal with this diMeult but urgent
problem. That the Ministry will attempt to shirk
the responsibility of dealing with it at all we
sanest belve. This would display a suioidal
weakness and folly, that practical and ex-
perienced statesmen will hardly be guilty of.,
But it will not be enough for Ministers simply to
take up this more distasteful and invidious part of
their appointed task. They must deal with it
courageously in a liberal and patriotic spirit. This
will, in fact, decide whether they are proposed to
treat the subject in a statesmanlike way or net. If
they were disposed to look merely at personal preju-
dices and limited party interests, they might, indeed,
attempt to divide the essentials of a good measure,
and gain a little temporary credit by offering the
worthies' half, es shitty debtors do the balns of
other bills. Bat, as practical men, in legislatimg ea
the subject their &yet must of course be to settle it
in a satisfactory manner for some time to 0011110. it
MI
without a redistribution of the seats. Boroughs

that are hopelessly rotten or wholly subject to
private influence meet be disfranchised, and
same honest attempt made to reduce the glaring
inequality of the present constituencies. On this
essential point we find it impossible to agree with
3dr. BLIGHT. He thinks it would be politic to post-
pone the question of the mate, on the ground that
a much larger measure of change might be
obtained by-and-bye than now. The old proverb of
• bird in the hand might rarely teach the honour-
able gentleman a better lesson. The good to be ob-
tained by deferring the question is problematical,
while the evil is certain. An extension of the
suffrage without a considerable redistribution of
mate, would in many respects be an evil. Overgrown
eonstituencies would be made still larger, while
the characteristic evi le of small and corrupt boroughs
would remelts in all their force. Meanwhile adesultory
agitation on the question would still be kept up,
partial in its range, and for a long time compara-
tively powerless in its revolts. Most earnest re-
formers will unite in deprecating this dilatory
policy. They will agree in urging the Government
to deal with the whole subject now in
a large, liberal, and statesmanlike manner. Here
as elsewhere, honesty is the beat policy, and courage
will turn oat to be true wisdom. Let the Govern-
ment meet the real difficulties of the Reform question
in a liberal spirit, and they have nothing to fear, from
false friends or open foes. The country will be
with them.

COUNT CAVOCII hem already given proof. of the
vigour which his return to power gives the Pied.
mantels Otreernment. His Cabinet was no sooner
formed than he took meaeuns for bringing the Con-
stitution again into force. He has dissolved the
Parliament, in order to the election of another
•
which will include the deputies of Lombardy.

TES Moult AND BICWIDIA or SIM ADDSSM.—.
Kr. Jobs tt. Aabys, M.P. Sot Was Crowell, who Me
boss solute& to nem the coatostery address as ammo to the
royal epee& et the operms of the pertioseatery oselom.
the tomer of Do primarily reavissee, Bt. sieheare Kum,
shish them sash • etrikiso Mime is the Bay ge Peseesee,
end it of la Vibes bootlessly bees said her Illopety Me bees
Is suety es • mileste fur the Prime of Wales within bM
Doi d drama He is a young own having only jaw
Ms MM yaw. Be Is the sliest Sas of the late Ede
irk.Ltabfra, lob by Ilmort, demehter at the late Gea.
Knelips, eed meedoosted at Roo sod Trinity College, Cam-
mbar, be gredasted B.A. la 1852. He is a magistrate
mai Beeleasat for Cornwall, sod captain la the 1l del
Carswell He ems Gres elected far West Cornwall on
theerehet Mara Wil ,t•tb.aatssrdlfl6B. He
le sourced to • lbw& al el ih• Towsstwed TM
rshandles of the= lad Healey, is so Irish peer, and
the plods= ei the Int sal ugh.. of the late Bir Robert
Teel. He sumissessfully oettsebsd Ihe southern daisies of
Nerehuspeso r Jassay, IIM, silisst Colonel Cartwright,
es the weessim it Lod Abbey to ebe outdo= of Sysseer,
sod hew set yet eseselly Ulm Ns sat,haring bees alerted
&alai the MOM by the emodhesssy se Northampton le the
1. late •4 Ibis eM ruweersodes. the lbetla Hoe. Robert Ver-
ses likehb, sew bed Lyredss, ERs trrdship wee Mrs Is
IMA sod wooded to ihe SMs whit still le hi. eleiterity,
is DIM Re vas odossell et Etna e.d Chrietcheeek Ox-
lard, end Is es es*. suglehmes sad deputy 4hotemst fur
Nerehempemehles. Mb Imidip Is usearled te his rem*
RMia Asembe Peek aseghlse et the Very Boy. De. Pod,
Dies el Wormler. It Is mans es add that be* the
never mil erriosiet se• Dm sir poem ol Lord rehouse's'.
gewsumlt.

CRAM NATAL. WRITIRALL.—A special teens-
des leek ghee yesterday wernisg le this chapel of tire ode.
elemertem Waimea ARM% W the Lard Bishop of Barberton.
The parse wire rand by Gee ef the ehapialea, Rim. W.
Rowlett, gad the serum preached by the Rev. Dr. Crowell.
The comical service was as Mows Vanier, °beats, Lord
tdoraingtos ; rams, cheat, Dr. Crotch; Te Draw sad
jubilate. Dr T oysa In the ordination wines the " Vail
Crosser " was mg. Mr. Massey presided at the ems.
Mew the sehility present were the RIAt Has. W. Meg.
sem asd Roily, Lord Moat/mile sad Amity, Lady Car-
decreed Reidy. Lisa. Mrs. Meet* Re.
TO Busse's Ntliats.—thse presisarat
▪ el the olishistios of the Barns CSlMlleery last year
was the collection of ea Ayr dead is Ur Riser Bea,
the akar of the pew. The mina el the sehecrimiass
their behalf (which MGM& comwthmitme hem therm every
pert el the world) was spwerds at 41001. The orweeirtre
of ewhearihere have acquired he sash ef the Misses
berg as 901., sher elfee 1
the emeMeder ef aseelly
the mew Mk( Med i 171. s
the bask
int their behead Wit as eligible hi la
is found for It.
We arbustesd that the bee, is maw of the com-
/AWN Memmilled the away hoed. to the Mieses 13,up.
We wey to bus that the Olsegeer had subscribed fat Mrs.
Thrown, a daisplitir of the Fmk amounted to upwards of
1201.; end Net in Deinklak Unimak, sad other towns
largo same were eubserited _
_take have born devoid to local
edereMseal Metitarkiew—ifinfeerigh Clorratit.
The Bibliothirpre Isayerisie hes prwrdsseed from
Dr. eigisesd the curlew =lselin et awsseseipts which be
had frond rebuts. is the eerier at Caen, the Ifieleter
Look X.W. Awes Rise are the doserersis signed by the
het.
erwhich easered the essessese tartans w familyd
OR the emesith of the marriage of his daughter with
the bream ef lissireps ; the original lease of the =syste-
ms* held id Swim Camr, at Bowes, which hue lately
born perehusil by lb. Preach government ; the hues of bb
lime Is the Res 'trierMalie, oe the mist when the Pump
NOM mew demlit; she the dieposiiina atthe pommy .fCulbert saw Ye ass*, together Irbil army reel, of the
hid ressessest wealth of the treat mashter to
warm Pi..as Well WIWI Is, MI wash es her pr at
the eery pin et the rip of the Hated Ideserspre. .
sigmmart, maim that the tensed= should bets the peat
public Meitedielit, AIM the flesh of as* latest at a
Tin reedwele prise.

SaaVas. • ::::::
Part " Allatia"
Pam
Met MONO Ovate bad idterweede • in the
dumber-room the
. Ira In D. Um* Ahem eon
liimer!6*
Mast quit iiietieitiithie••• itoiowing to
Sete d the treether.
aheesees. et Kama rid • Alt to be Meletty lie
The Prisms Msx. tta sad Princes Pruseeit
i=Loo;ihelised her , rod MewlMewlselmod .1
UP light Res. dir Choke Wood het Ihe Oiedo fer
Thin um se 'Midst to tho mg dhow poly.
SUNDAY.
The Qom mai Trine Comet, Plisse Alt" Primer
nelau, sad Primes Arthur, the lodise mod paths= of the
court, sad the dersoie boramhell, ettioded Diets* swim
this ieendor la tite Ovate sherd. The H. end Rev. C.
L. Coemeey Aid the

A Cabinet Mandl was held on Saturday at
the official residence of the First Lord of the
Treasury, in Dobniog-street. The ministers present
were :—Vieooant Palmeseton, the Lord Chancellor,
Hari Granville, the Duke of Argyll, Sir G. Corns-
wall Lewis, Lewd John Rowell, the Duke of New-
castle, the Right Hon. Sidney Herbert, Sir Charles
Wood, the Chancellor of the Rzchequer, the Duke
of Somerset, the Right Hon. T. Milner Gibson, Sir
George Grey, the Earl of agis, the Right Hon.
C. P. Villiers, and the Right Hee. R. Cardwell.

Sir Mmes. Precastla, Chiantis of the Owetwes, and
Mr. Prwety,Cheinme of the Board of Bousus, hod
aa iatervisir with the noon of the Bialiscper at So-
turday at his midst .mouses It
Sad Greintille. Lesi Possiismillent Ps
a dieser as Sereidecy et his reelisest is to
the Oaltiost lilidstos awl the poet siker; of stets of the
dens'. hoseohoNi. There were yrome. the Lod Chattel-
kr, tit. Dabs of Argyll, Vinous* Patoresatee, az 0. C.
Law* Lord JAM Barell, the Bobo el Neweratis, the Bight
Has. Sidney Salem. Sir Charles Weed, the Chasedlor of
the Brebr, the Doke of Sowersta, dr Bight Has. T.
Mawr other., Sk Gene Grey, tie Berl et Maio, the
ltarld Bea. 0. P. Villiers. the Wild Hew Z. Cardwell, the
Bari of it. Ostwess, Vieveaut Sydney. the Ilsagoir of
Ailisbary, sad the Has. Ww. isestet, Cub of the Privy
Como& The nil el *wilt hr the prawn year was settled
at dr asedos.
way voodooist tits Celoulalkilles au lieturday
fresspara milacworser el Malta.

AIBIVAL OP Ell M4181T7 4WD COUItT AT
BUCKINGHAM PALACL-(221I8 DAT.)

This morning bar Majesty Gad his Royal Righ-
tism the Prince Canna, asoompated by the eider breaths*
a die Royal family, left Insane Oath, stleaded by Vis-
itants= Jocelyn, Vieccuat Tartness, Tiientema Colonel
F. Cavendish, Cassel Prawn Sags Saysearar, Lieutenant
Coked Penesstry, sad the Maw a the HasseMlL
The royal party travelled by andal tech as the Great
Weans Railway to the Paddington tremens, wham
they precaded In several other Meentes carriages with sn-
akes, esseseat by a deinanest a ham soldiers, to Back-
berm Pena.
This stanicoa her Itsjesty bald a Privy Council at Buck-
ingham Pans

His Excellency the Austrian Minister and the
d'Apponyt return to Chemins Howe this after
noon from visiting the Earl sad Coantees of Clarendon, at
We Grove, near Watford. _

Hie EntailLoney the Moister for the Netherlands
km wind la tows from 'kiting Lord sad I.dy AVlllabli
Dlmmiastoo Pork, Rodandohire.

The Deeheee of Sutherland arrived M Stafford
Howe o Saturday evening, from Trentham, tor the Ramose
otatestaikag her Meaty at the opening et tartlet:oast se
mistral et thereto,. The Earl sad Lally Oesetenee GTOB-
..00? have goes to Calverley Park, Cheshire.
_ _ _ _ . .

The Marquis of HuOrly, who has been seriously
tedlaposse for seer► timo post, at kb Nat, Ortoa Lousy,-
villa is muob Improved is Matta.

The MarehiOneee of Ely has arrived at her mel-
ange at Prim:ea-gate.

The Berl anddCountres of Derby and Lady Emma
Stanley arrived in St. Jaamea-aquars au Saturday from
Knowsley Hall, Lanaaalin.

The Bart of lilgia has arrived is town. His
lordship has taken s residence in Eaten-porn fur the
tyros. Bar ladyship la impacted in town to-morrow boat
Scotland.

Viasountess Palmerston hu issued cards for an
Numbly at CambilAge Roue this evening.

Viscount Combermere is prevented coming to
town to attend bee Maieaty, as gold 044, at the tosatlng of
putissesat, by ledispeeltioa. The vieeettatese has also, we
regret to leant, bees eaffming for some weeks from rheu-
matic lever.

Lord and Lady Willoughby do &ashy arrived in
town an Saturday from Torquay. . _ _
.... .

Lord and Lady Stafford have arrived at Orillion'a
Clareadoa Head, haat Carey Nan, Norwich.
Rama Lady Petra gave her third dinner party
• Thareday, at bar raddiatee ia Metalloid-street, whoa she
bad the hoer of local, tag the Dunham of lavaraese cad •
distiguirard party of treacle sad Mathis. Rae ladyship
hem is.. sect week on • visa to the His. Arthur sad
Lady Cratervine Pena.

.
A marnap is about to take place between Lady
Mary PI $.O &reverie, youngest daughter el the Bari of
litodwar, end the HUD. Thomas Waite, Q.C., brother to Lord
Truro.

The mortal Teresina of the lam Lord Louder
parents more removed from Gene-ilteeter twee% ea
ttatardey, the Gnat Northam ketlvey, to (Mimeos
Park, foe basement la the family inearoleme.

We regret to announce the death of the Hoo.
Mn. Berkeley Nod, whioh took plass at Mocha Put, her
seat is Warwickshire, on Tuesday last. else was the rely
daughter of the late Mr. Ralph Addwiey, of Ebony
Castle, Worossterabin, aid Cotes Hell, litaffxdshire, sad
widow of the Wee Sae. Bedarby Meal, brother of the m-
ast Bari of Ciairiperearrla

Sir Lynam Newnt an has been entertaining a
shooting party, both at Maaboed sad also at Btoksley, the
ben baronet's seat oa the rementle omit sear Start Point.
The party wen the Rail et Wade, Lord Clervawb, sir
Augustus Webster, Colonel Llltk, Captain Oreatres, Kr.
Crawley, Mr. titeadieh, sad Capteta R. Balkeley.

On Saturday the Reading Fanners' Club held its'
missal gathering at the George Reed, Reading. The three
sounty members were present, and gave their impreseions as
to the present impost of political silks. Mr. J. Walter,
M.P., occepiel We chair, sepperted by the Hon. P. P.
Bouverie, M.P., Captain Verges. M.P., Sir Paul Hunter,
Mr. R. Benyo; Mr. R. Gibers, Mr. H. Simonds, Captain
Hunter, dm.
The Bishop a Liaseln, replying to an address
disk =premed seasurrenes In Ms Imdebip's wowed inlai-
d= Is swags the attempts kw a rirviskin of the Book of
Diemen Prayer, observes Vedette as are the objects
end motives of those who are combining ta the movement
Vr a revision of the Book of Cesemen Prayer (sad I
would be understood to speak ef them all, se I thick of
Vets, with respect), there le. I am convinced, but one
saws at meant which ma eel to their duds the momentum
of public opinion, and that is the persevering intro-
&tenon into our olterehes orsements, end tato our Oft,
vices of practices, geeneres, mad vestments which, If not
illegal, are at least obsolete, and whisk ere anaciently sins
trom the traditions of one reformed ekes* mid sofilelently
approximations to the ritual of the earthen." chureh of
ltsms to awaken the jealousy of a pralsolmill ruipiso seed
preetpt a dads* for legislative htlartheemes. Welib, V
saw evoked, may not stop at the reettlfkation of IN evil It
watt bought to owe. To diecionuteumme such prarithea then,
end se maintain the simplicity of the English ritual, ae It has
VII letell been all but universally received, will be the duty
sad policy of those who dread to submit asp Prayer-Book to
the danger of hasty and ill-considered alterations, and who
desire to kind It down as they have received it—wisely &sh-
ined la the nista on the two Seriptaral model, and happily
,nerd is ail sad express the sentiments of a sober sad
raiksig end yet a oritsimi sad sphita.l devotion."

The Zierrpool Albion of this morning says:—" We
b.M.w that to-dry or Ss- sorrow. Mr. W►itworth via try
the rears of his sow no sr Illsothpon. It is odd Awl with
ilia gua the imam wiY bh a tenet dr het Kum boar
Who of, its dais amiss."'

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