The Express.
London, England, 1859-04-04 00:00:00

THIS IMPRESS, MONDAY EVINING, APRIL 4,18 G.

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foreign affairs, would dissuade Lard DIRIT in
the eyes of honourable and patriotic men to
an claim to party cogaidentosa. Great hes
ban the brbearance shmin to Lard MaLnasetrltT
daring the tines he has been at the head of the
Foreign-office. Many have been the faults and
shutootninp for which his weakness sad inexp►
rience have been leniently censured. Hard has it
often been to avoid the conviction that the Secre-
tary of State was governed rather by the short-
alighted impulse of an nndimerning courtier than by
a true and exalted sense of what is due to the
honour and the glory of the first free nation in
the world. But to have the retention in oEce of an
eleventh-rate man like Lord Mautssurar made the
portent* for setting at nought the verdict of the
Home of Commons would be an impertinence not to
be endured. Parliament may be mollified when angry,
propitiated when adverse, flattered by obsequious-
ness, willed by timely promises and prompt per-
formances; but Parliament will not brook being
trifled with er snubbed.

THE MINISTERIAL CRISIS.

The Meet or that min' isters will neither resign
we dissolve. Thry ye simply night Mir °Eels, and await

Ss moult et deli

in the same spirit of meek-

tin ead loaf; Midas is whlait they have formed it." The
meee it emir remablagia sae will be the threatening aids

el kelp asks, ad thimseseilty of the present, of Lord
Malreetima at coming congrem. We trust, how-
ever," adds Ger eratemporary, "that, whatever melons
may be &on, pverareent will assume the me-
penibility of their owa act, and not seek to cast
it upon a personage whom the constitution removes
for from the strife and party bitterness of poli-
ties. • • • The ealy teems on which their minis-
' tidal adenines en be protracted us, that they should
peyote a 'Arm bin ea priaciplee to be gathered from the
resehtlien of the Memo of Commons and the speeches of Its
priselyal gyrators. If they do this we, for our port, shell
MB se reams to grudge then the extension of oglce they may
gala by it, sind shall eras be dieposed to admit that they
have filled a not nuerviceable part in settling the quoit:an
of Reform. We rejoice, too, that by this course we shall be
enabled to her Sir Hdwerd Salem Lytton'. account of the
glories of his lonian campaign, and to le= from Lord
Stanley emestking more than we yet know of the state of ono
Islam dammees, a dash le readjust which is probably the
bed su that can be eared for his coetinuance in ace
Aar the malt of the vote which he challenvi."
The if boars th tt Ltd Derby laterals to appal to the
Many as soon as the state of public business will elbow him;
end that a diesslation of parliament may be expected In about
Na
work. them

Ow at ths nay =wars of the day it that mos at of
Lent Ditby's part: will move a vet* of °marker) is the

germemewt, With the view of abeolv,sg thus bos the
side tithe vote • Lord John itasesirs moieties.

Tits Chsaosika el the Zaabaqser, It Is said, has Issued
a settles to the sappsslars of the psiraaseat fa the House of
Otsamos, sequalias this as Its early is their places this
weals& la erase that they say bear his statement a the
prolog &spot of Asks.

Cbt Court.

The Queen and the Prima Conant, amempanied
by the Princesses Alice and Helene, *Mad tie British
lines= on Saturday afternoon. The Hon. Mora Mac-
donald, Colonel the Hon. A. N. Hood, and Captain Da Plat
were la etleadancia

Tba Prince Consort rode on horseback in the forenoon,
attended by hta Equerry In Welting. _

The Princesses Altai, Helena, and Beatrice visited the
%chew of Kent at Clarenoe-housc, St. James'', on Saturday

Priors Leopold visited the Zoological Cludoos is the
Resest's•perk. . . .

The Citizen had a dinner petty fn the emaleg. The cos-
way incladed the Princess Alice, the Duhe of Cambridge,
the Bavarian Minister find Baroness de Ostia, the Bratiliaa
Minister and Madame de Rusks, the Merv& of Ever,
the Berl and Countess of Rombery Lord ored Lady Dwaine,
Lord end Lady Cremorne, the Right Res. W. B. sad Mn.
Gladge.dstone, and the Equerry in Ratline**, Doke of Cass-
The bend of the Horse Guards we in attendance,
and perfrused darts ftmer the
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Timmy fide fSesen, the Priam Comet, the Pelenemes
Alb" Hans, emd Louisa, the Ladles sad Gm.tlessen et the
Caul, awl dike demalo household, attended DIAN, Service
in the Pilltill Chapel at Buckingham Palms. The Rev.
A. P. Stanley, D.D., presehed the eannon.
The Doke end Duchess Augustus of Pam Caren visited
the Dubose of Kent on Data:day, at Charence-hones,
Bt. Jams's.

lthjer-Genceal Wynyerd had en interview, on deperttue
for the Cape et Good Hope, with Sir Edward Bolen Lytton,
on Friday, at the -office.
The Coandetheen ft the Modica of the National Debt
had a quarterly sr en Setthday. There were present
the Chancellor of the Yiobegmr, the Governor o the Bank
of fingked sod the Depthy-Govather. filk Alexander
llyeannen_ , Secretary nod Comptreller-Othend, attended.
Dethatthes far the Governors of Ceylon end Hong Kong
ewe sent on fiaturday that the Colonial-efts.

Her Mejeety will give a javenile fang dream bell
at Buckingham Palace ou Thursday nest, 3R celebration of
the birthday of Priam Leopold, to which a large number of
the youthful salons of the &Mooney are Invited.

Her Royal Rightism the Dubose of Cambridge
mind Count Paltry, Lord end Lady Arthur Hay, Dowager
Lady Corley, and a mien circle, at dinner on Saturday
anelni, at hee residence at St. James's Palace.

We regret to kern that Madams Mourns is
sisln satheing from ladisposition.
His Excellency the Prnasian Minister and the
Counter Bernotord have returned to town from Beleoir
Castle, where the have been ataying on n visit tv the Bake
' of Rutland.

The mortal remains of the late lamented Countess
of Harrowby were removed at an early how on Saturday
from the family radar* in Groarreorwaare, and con-
veyed by epeeist train to fkadon Hall, Btaffordakint. The
funeral took plait the mme afternoon. The Bad of Bar-
ratry end Visronat Bandon were the chief mormans, and
mead ether ambers of the family were gessmat on the
mournful maks.

The Earl and Countess of Craven entertained a
select circle at dinner on Saturday men& at the family
mansion in Charlea•atreet.

The Earl and Countess of Bradford and Mies
Moncriefli have arrived at Castle Bromirkla, soar Birmilag.
Earn, from Wadden Hall.

The Earl and Countan of Winchilees have left
the St. Osorris Hotel.

The Counter of Lisburne intends giving a grand
ball et Room icamodiately after Raster._

Viseountass Jocelyn and her yoathfal family
arrived at Cambridge Heine on Saturday, from Bt.
Lermards-cia-Sea, for the mama
riarount and Viscountess Grey de Wilton re-
tuned to tlera on Friday, from Maim Mowbray.

Lord and Lady Foley and family, who have been
ea a tofu ea the Coattnent for some mouths pear, me ex-
pected fa Pak on the 21st inst., on their way borne.

Lard sad Lady de Lisle and Dudley have lait the
Bt. Georges listol.

A marriage is arranged, and will shortly take
plsor, between Comte arrantlow Crimiall sad Mir I.
irfesayee, only assaklar of Lady Isabella Wimps.

The Right. Hcin. Mr. SpCaker gay, hie eighth par-
liamaatuy full &as dinner on Gerardo, evening, to the
following members of the Lower Hones:—The Minnie of
Stafford, Earl Oromaor, Lord Robert Clinton, Viroornt
Newark, Lord Adolphe. Vase Tempest, Lleatement•Colosel
the Hem W. Coke, the Hon Leopold Agar llltia, Sir Michael
Shaw Stewart, Sir Robert Peel, Sir Edward Herrison, Sir
James Matheson, Colonel Smyth. Colonel Pulke Grevale,
Colonel Sykes, Captain O'Connell, Mr. Sheridan, Mr.
Oetavhis Morgan, Mr. Cornwall Leech, Mr. Gerard Start,
Mr. Foljambe, Mr. Arthur Mills, Mr. Orme Pouter, Mr.
Banks IPanhope, Mr. Weguelin, Mr. Thomas Mills, Mr.
Enatehbull-Hugenen, Mr. Marjoribanka Mr. Fenwick,Mr,
Cogan, Mr. Moffatt, Mr. Hodgson Barron, Mr. J. H.
Gurney, Mr. Gregory, Mr. Morrie, and Mr. Erma. The
Hon George Waldrgrave and the Rev. Henry Drury had
the honour of joining the perry. Tire right bon. gentleman
afterwards held his rowed levee.

Lord John Russell wu engaged daring several
hours oa Saturday last in makiag favtetigationa Is the
navy of the British llinaeam.

Vieoo ant Bandon, M.P., wu prevented by the
recent decease of his venerated mother from moording by
vote is the division on Lord John Russell's resolution in the
BMW of Commas on Thursday night.

Vice-Admiral Sir Ctiarles Napier entertained
et dhsner on &bards', at Ids residence, Albemsrle-ekeet,
Piccadilly, Mums. Pieta, Sweats, end Bettembeini, Nes-
politen exiles. The Right Hon. T. M. Wham M.P., Mr.
Roebuck M.P., Coact Areintbene, and.Bignor 1:4 Visage"
received invitations.

The following are among the arrivals at the Oat-
lands.park Hotel:—Sir Alexander Morison; I. E. Johnson,
Req.; Re►. Dr. Bowden; Wm. Kirk, Req., M.P.; John
Fraser, Esq., sad family; Colonel Baring; Mrs. Grant
Duff and family; Captain and Mrs. Winners ; Wm. Lea{
Rag., end Mrs. Leaf; Parry Ricardo, Esq.; Sir David
Davkw; Holland Franklyn, Erg., &c. Among the do-
prisms are the Dowager Lady.Monson ; Henry Coolies,
Esq.; Colonel Moore, to.
The oommittee,on Friday, in paining the Brighton
bill far a junction with the West•end and Crystal Palace
line at Norwood, Inserted a clause in the bill compelling the
, Brighton Company to make such arrangementa for the con-
veyance of the East Kent traffic to thy London•bridee and
Bricklayers' Arms stations, as the Board of Trade may
approve, If the Bast Kent Company desire it.
The recent inquiry into the best mans for pro-
viding the navy with sailors has been followed by the an-
nouncement of e similar purpose as regards the srmy. A
commission has just been issued directing an Investigation
into the whole mime of recruiting as at present conducted,
and authorisiug the suggestion of any such changes In the
organiution or practice of that department " as may tend
to facilitate the raising of men In a more expeditious., satis-
factory, mil eoonomkal manner, and to prevent demotion."
Accounts from Hanover, received by Mr. Renter,
auto that the French Ambassador was reeently obliged to
quit the Theatre Ito) al In consequence of an anti-French
demonstration of the audience. The Royal Family wee pre-
sent at the time.

Great preparations were being made at Jerusalem

when the ;millet (March 17) for the reception of his Royal
Iligkaus Prince Alfred, who was hourly expected. The
ewedials amberedor from Cortslantinople was also at
Jewelers when the lasi! left. Entertainments Whim homier
had been givin at the English and Preach comenlstaa, at
which the Pasha end the various counts were resent.
A letter from Warsaw sage :—" The sincerity of
the generous intentioes of the Emperor of Roast&
towards all his subjects, without dialectics of race
or rellgioo, which were so nobly expressed in hie
manifesto of 1856, cm hardly be doubled, sad yet the
reforms he then promised sad the hopes he exalted seem a
little delayed in their nalimtion. Is this delay to be soorthed
to some altercates In his elevated views? There mums no
ground for such a 'apposition : on the contrary, every weed
he utters reveals a singular cousisteecy of prbtaple }Dined to
en unchangeable stability; but it fella cm groan& still so
choked with weeds that It remains fruitless. The Emperor
gime orders, bat his orders are not executed ; he is loyal, bet
his retreats ue f.r from being so to the same degree; they
regret the put to bitterly ^ ...operate free'y la the reforms
which It is high time should be sada."