The Express.
London, England, 1856-01-29 00:00:00

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LONDON, TUESDAY, JANUARY 29.

A Km of Indian Budget is annually submitted to
Parliament. By right its dimension ought to aced
an opportunity of eliciting from Ministers informa-
tion regarding the state and prospects of that im-
portant dependency, in the same way that informa-
tion Imputing the general affairs of the empire is
isztruted from them during the &smoke of
the CHANcitii.ol of the EXCHIQUII'II annul
oeposl and the Estimates. Imbed, we do sot see
bow independent members can have say chance of
effectively directing the attention of the Legislature
to Indian affairs except when the report
of the Board of Control is ander cot si-
aeration. The solemn plausibilities of official
mystery and reserve act as extinguishers of every
isolated motion. But if due time was allowed
for the decumion of Indian Finance, the balance of
Looms and expenditure would enable those members
who really understand and take an interest in India,
to impress upon their more apathetic brethren the
importance of scrutinising the policy of our Anglo-
Indian Government by showing bow it affects the
Seances of the country. Ministers, however, gene-
rally *retries to postpone their revelations respecting
Indian Finance, till a late period of the seesion,when
Parliament is too buy making up for wasted time to
devote much attention to the subject. It is to be hoped
that is the session that is now on the eve dousing,
some independent member, will take time by the
forelock, and insist upon the Indian accounts being
presented on an early day. Events are in pogrom
in our Indian Empire which are pregnant with the'
most momentous results. According to the tele-
graphic announcement of the Overland Mail from
Trieste the Kingdom of Oude is to be sequestered.
This intelligence will take no one by surprise ; it has
long been obvious that sash a consummation was
approaching. It can namely be said to imply an ex-
tension of oar Indian dominions. Fora keg period of
years the territories of the King (es-dreeist Nawaeb)
01 OIIDI have bees surrounded on all sides by
those of the East India Company. Like the NIZAII,
and other Princes similarly situated, the Ling of
Orme was only independent, even in name,
in respect of his domestic admieistration t in
all questions of foreign policy he recognised the Coes-
purs Government as a are reirs warranted to act in
his name. On the di solution of the Mogul Empire,
the lims's share of its dominions fell to the lot of the
East India Company t some portion, were retained
by the great officers of the Empire—like the Numb
of Ovris and the Miami and In these districts where
the Manatee had established themeless, shish of
that people nibbled their provinces on a similar
bode, to the dignitaries we bare named. This
anarchical arrangement gees rise to frequent wars,
which were only terminated by treaties, in which
the titles of the Messolman and Minden princes
to their territories, in so for as concerned
the internal: administration, were recognised by
the Company I but in all negotiations with foreign
powers they were bound to allow the Company's
government to am for them. This imperfect federal
government has been found to work well in the
smaller principalities. It precluded the possibility of
sash mamotions as had their origin In TIPPOO BMWs
intrigues with Francis. And it obviated the Ws-
skids of the excessive esstralisation of authority,
which would have been the consequence of the sup-
premien of all native governments. In Oude, and in
the territories of the Nimm, the arrangement has had
Ism satiefastery results. This hes been owing entirely
to the moths of affording ths sovereigns of those states
the aid of a British contingent. Propped up by
fore** bayonets, the Princes disregarded the discon-
tents whisk their misgovernment provoked among
their subjects ; and, standing upon their treaties, they
refused to the power which upheld their tottering
thrones the privilege of elective intervention in their
iismestie administration. Such a state of affairs

mid not be allowed to matinee, for it has rendered
the territories of the Nast and the Xing of Ouse
oci °, pertemest mareby in the very centre of a-
destm Tle Ling ef OEM; it would appear,
has either been do Ado deposed, or is ea
the eve of being sot sad no doubt the
some fate implode ever the NIZAK. But
what new flew of Goverment is to be substi-
tuted in their dominions P If they are sheathed in
theme of the Company, sad subjected to the berm-
walla adasinistratica of British Led* all the native
pieces will regard themselves se some or later
domed to the same fete. Isdepeadently of the
)salerstee sad discouteut which will thee be diffused
throughout Madame, we coshes we feel extremely
distroatful of the results of such a centralisation at
all authority in the hands of the Compaq's Gee
velment. Rulers of a foreign race are Mt
toe apt to look down epos natives aid tied
them as iaferiors. The Meioses of native
prime his kept la axioms, a elms of natives on a
tooting el equality with their foreign rulers. The
sell-respostet the Mies rem Means bass kept alive.
With the mislabel the Mies INSIIMiips their opt.
rite will be essikidpbuinsibillillsisn EA Ma.
salami A 1a ilea tai subuipair le as Isle it
civilised's. Ism sot he hoplina dale that the
distarbtti..r Oaler whisk see 'aid to have led Is
the implipads• d that latipima have had their
lasseldisis ales la dimming between Binderies
sad liabemetans. The depsdlles of the Ling
of OM will be regarded by all the Mae
hossetane of India as a deelatatkm of the
Company's Government is favour of the Bin-
dose and against the seatazies of the Leese. Now,
it mast not be forgotten that we bold bulk by our
army. and that may of oar beet and bravest soldiers
are Mahmstaas. The some ea whisk the Anglo-
Indian Goverment is aaderstood to have nettled is
'mounded by peril, One imaissat danger has
been added to numerous minor dangers. The Boatel
rebellion is set yet terminated; the missederstand-
tags is Odeypore have still to be cleared sp. In oar
moat amezations, &hide and the Panjaub, oar empire

is yet far from consolidated. Feweeme yews back sue
Indian budgets have presented a costinnoss mesas,
expediters over WOW. All doss mandissiimm
tend to show the aeosesity of having ths aibilat ef
the House of Commons promptly aid ammo*
directed to the condition dour ladima Bilk& 110
introduction of rallwsys sad deg* law& li
giving • fresh impetus to Imeolshl estaphe Is
Hindmost,. and facilitating the introdustis• ill
administrative improvement. It will bean Wed*
disgrace to the British Legislature it such a prom*
ins dawn is allowed to be overcast, by leaving ths
local authorities to adopt sad persist in a mistakes
and &num sdeniztistrative policy.

WINDSOR. JAN* a

nines Albert, labeled by Colonel P. H. Seymour,
MR Windsor at 9 o'eliesit this nerdy, sad Tilted Alan-
abort Camp. The Priam retireed to the Castle at a quarter
before four.

TM following visitem arrived Mk 'Reruns : The Zul
Gad Counts:a ersakepe. Lord mad Lady Joba Rana, Lord
sad Lady etaalsyef Alderley, t►e Right Roe. Walk= sad
Kn. Cowper, the Right Hos. Thomas B. Macaulay. t►e
Right Roo. Pemberton Leigh, Admiral the Res. R. 8.
Dead., Major-General 84 Rishard Alroy, sad Major.
General Dept* R.A.
A drasaatia perteemasee teak plus at it Castle i• t►e
eveslag. ♦ smelly, is t►rae sets, by Mr. Tem Taylor.
satltlrd " 8411 Wanes nut deep," sad a fares, is one amt,
by Mr. J. M. Morns, entitled "A Oame of Romps," we,,
saleeted, sad tlis parts won KW amerdlag to t►e followlag
programa" :

RILL MAME RUN DEEP.
Mr. TIME. ..... ...-...............- Yr. Issas,
Witllwarisaisy..-..........- Mr. Goons Milne
ilimay —..........-...-- Mr. Alfred wipe Dwain ...„.-....................- Mr. Navin
=.......:..............«.........-...... Mr. Oxley
NOM ......... Mr. H. Osgose

Menai Mr. &gar=
Illaalnrem Moo Itookoll
—.......__.
Ins.llearr lassltelt_.... lra A. Mrs
A 111•11.11- OiIDIIPIL
Dallbelerehear(Talaria Itr. Harlay
Iris Wolter tells Ibtrilissa) Kis Dal
111.hilszeata(erer)..........--... ID. a.
The
alret Or 0w5g1itta)=............... rho IL Torre
Walla Dm afire) Mrs Carters Germ
Jasistko (a yam wider) ION Hear
• Jorastie (warn worm to Ur raz
raw*
Dream — ..." . Mr. igia.Charliglerlataa
hasiotaat-Direetcc ... M. Orme Ear
The theatre artaaged, sad the eraery parted, by Kr.
Menu Grieve.

About eight o'slark the Quires sad Priam Albert, with
the Priam of Wales. the Priaame Royal, P[lllllll Alfred,
the Meese Alin, sad other members Mike Boyd Family
entered St. George's Hall, attended by the Ladles sad
Gest!' sun la Wsiti.g.
The gems end the Prima were aesompenied by ths
Dachau of Zest, ths Berl sad Cosatese etsabope, Lord
sad Lady John Baal!, Lord sad Lady Stanley of *ideate',
Lady Fasny Howard, Berea". de Spoth, tba Bight Hoe.
William ad the Ho. Mis. Cowper, the Bight His. Thca
B. Ilsesnlay, the Bight Hew. T. Peahens" Leigh, Admiral
the Ha. B. 5. Dimas., Sir Jesse Clark, Malor-General
Sir Biased Aire;, sad Major-Gleaenl Depth.
The performances eassaraced on the outwears of her
Majoety sad the royal party.
The Queen's private bead attended sad performed la the
Theatre.

re. fallowing had ths hem, of mania( invitations to
witness the dramatis Funniness* la St George's Hall :
Priam Edward of ern Weimar the Solana Minstar sad
Madame V.. de Weyer, the Leine Mansy, the Hon. lit..
Amherst, bliss Hill, Kn. Hoary Seymour MM Gertrude
Seymour, Ks. sad Kn. Charlie MWs, Kin sad Kin Agues
KB* Colossi Frosts Seymour sad Liestessat-Oelomel
Haygarth (Sons !wallies Guards), Limasaaat-Oolemel
Konya (oomassadimg adloor), Lieutimast the Rea. nesse
Fuser sad Lieateaaat A. Lumley (bed Life Geards),
Camel Clifford (seatmaadlag siker), Captain Amtrak?
sad Liestpaat Kr Henry Pletcher (lit Battelle. (beaming.
Guards), Lady Caroline sad MM Barrington Lady Emily
Winsear, Ile Meese Seymour, Ilajor-GerWral the Hos.
Charles sad Mn. Grey, Was Clive, Colossi the Boa. N.
sad Lady limy Hoed, Es George sad lady Caspar, Him
sad Kr. Cooper, Kr. Gnaw, sad Mr. Gibbs.
_ _

Beherbraratswore Novato bee Ifeleety's wets to tke
Marie Gallery. _

The gases will hold a Petry Coosa tc-nerrew (Wed-
meda) at llaskleglian Palms.
♦ Cates** Cowin wee held yesterday attersees at t►e
Forelga-Alse. It wes attsaded by all the Walston, mad
eat two hears.

TM :Marquis of Laasdoenhe arrived ia town yesterday
ateraiag.

Lad Saida of Afkldortoy loft Leaks oboe the Waist
SOMA yesterday In Malmo Coale.

FBAX • WYST-IND COMISPONDIINT.—Ors lit
la die dabs diet Bir George Grey le likely sees to reelis
the Heise Mee, la levees of the preset Attorsey-Gesersl.
Bit Illessedoe Osekbais. la thh event Bir Rickard Bothell
vesie bonne Attemey-Cimeral, sad the meat aolleter-
Omersiship maid be ossimeed su 11r. Collier, Q C., the
able whoosh*? foe Plymouth. It is else rassoarsit that air
Jibe Inv* the pressat Chief Jostles el the Commas
Pleas, is to be raked to the upper home with a life pomp,
mud to be sosesects4 ea the Meek by kir Proissiek Theeiger.

It will be wen frog ear Court Dewy that the Right
Him. T. B. blabblay b oa a visit to tits Qua&

The Prime and Priacase del Dap sad wits have
arrived at Clarkles Eitel, ken Pads
The Earl and Countess el Clereedea arrived is
tetra yesterday, treat the Grove, Mar Watford.

Th; Earl of Barliagtoa is atayiag at Castle Howard,
the sod of the Earl of Culla'.

Lord sad Lady Fevenhaat have arrived at their
masks, is Belgrave-tqws, hos Douposbe Puke York-
shire, ter the sessoa.

On Sunday, the wife of Mr. John Bright. 111. P.,
pus birth to s dasilttar, at Oso Ask Rochdale.
Preparations have teen made at the National
Gallery he die empties of the Seem' bequest. awl Ise
the Peal Venues, really puebeeed. It is usilsestesit
the the ham vlll be *sot la the Nance& Gallery by
Malay seat; do these Snares bequeathed by XL Ba-
ses rebel*, se-day.

PRZSWITOTIO2IS AT TIM Flair= COORS.—On
Henn the &sperm sad impress reinvest sem.
gal iloniguees, who were presented by the Maness of
Prank, Ann* Brasil. derdisis, the Netherleade, sad
Wartemben. His Zzeollasay Len Cowley. the Bri-
tish Ambseesder, presented the Minted Won :
Captaia Lamm, Major mad Mrs. Cackbers, Mr.
Osborn Delyell, Mrs. sad Mimes Caskets% Mr.
Johann, Mr. sad Mrs. Robert Campbell, Mr. sad Km
Harvey, Mime Bps., Mrs. James sad Os Mims Farrell,
Mrs. Themes Formal, Mr. Lentos. The subJetsed were
pretested by the Misdates at the Ulan States:—Mr. sad
Mrs. Brown. Mr. sad Mrs. Buturrileld, Miss Jena Asa
May, Mr. sad Mrs. Tea Rent. Mr. sad Mrs. W. R. Mor-
ph, sad Mir Murphy, Mrs. Own Murphy, Mr. Robert
Manby, Kr., Mrs., sad Mks Jens, Mr. W. S. Valentin,
Mr. sad Km. Iltems., Mr. L. O. Howard.

A grand ball was gives at t►. reaidaaos of Prima
Imam ea Ikeda, evades, the Primmer Ilathlitk mei,-
lei the empeay, the Zahrater sad Meyer Whig poem&
TM Lamm dammed with the Primmer llatbilds, sad Prism
Napalms wtth Lady Carley. Tim scrapes, laeledad, shoe,
Great Mont sad family, the Prime de Canis°, the Dabs
of Sesearriall, t►e Priam sad PTIWONINIS Cllnilirki, sad
all the Wadden.

The esseise el the Free& Legislative Corps will
/GMs epos ea the 26th et ant inestb.

The hillitary &nifty of Berlin— celebrated the
hirthisy et Frehriek the Great ea the 24th. The hie-
iseharrephrr to the Lag. IL Prows, Milla as address. the
Yid& the Primes of the Boyd featly, M. do Marabeidt.
Geserale Wnesel aad de Grabs, Le., beta. present
Hn MeizeTY's Titzents.—Her Majesty's
Thew% aid& bee bees skied Li two seeseas, Y wilt to be
'lased hr the performed's of Italie* mess. Mr. Lasky
lac espied the unless of Jena, Lad. sad the theatre
will be ocadaeted by Ile Leaky, Kr. Medial. sad Mr.

COVEN? GARDEN OrP, the
lame of Caveat Geritea Theatre, bee Wisely seemed the
senfeee of Oda wed Mahe kw the Nit spends serum
The drat meeting of the Middlesex Aram'aged
ream tee pees lest sight et Crosby-MA howler the pr. -
sldesey et Lord Leedesborough. Tb. amble, 'dash was
• very humorous ese, was homed by the prowess of easy
Wks. We stall gine as asemat et the promedlais la mar
lisprodis of Wedessisy.

the perpetual curacy of St. Paul's Church, War-
mish, is tin parish of lkooliplirt. is Ilis lomat, of Clown,
le vaunt, by the vaelipmatima of tba Rey. Jots Radios.
Paps Charles Askew, Baq. I value, 1601.

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DOD'. PAILLIAMIXTAILT COMPAinow.--Paanaal
rLemewingofpsrlieaeat is Le appearame of Perlis.
meat's evamenier.. The Ant parliamentary Catalog.
/Mamma is still the ben. we kaew met, indeed, hew
we amid mad with ustiarnowellai Let apeealyptien book,
the record of tha sesoleas' Mani, without the inkt threvea
apes then by our favourite Wes. The "Parliansahany
Companies for 1856" eqaals say of its predominate; non
and ast.bs end.

THE EXPRESS, TUESDAY EVENING, JANUARY 29, 1858.

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