The Express.
London, England, 1859-10-27 00:00:00

supported by the influential monied and trading
claim. If he faster political agitation he will ent
the sinews of his power. People will certainly not
fight for • BUN trARTE any more than fbe
H•Nletliti or a Bt mini. The great war I
growing from the Revolution was waged on behalf
of dynasties and aristocrecies, but it ended in esta.
bliebieg the dominion of the democracy. For a time
it was defrauded of its ►ppropriate reward. Pro-
mimed reprceeatatioo was withheld, the freedom of
the press was strangled, it is even yet half choked
in many places, notwithstanding the people and the
press have everywhere increased in power, and
those thrones are the least wife where the repressive
machinery was the most successful. Queen Vicroau
has the freest people, and the freest press, and sits
an the 4trongeet and safest throne of Europe.
Since the treaties of Vienna, the use of
gm, which just before that period had been in-
troduced hare, has become common to all Europe. In
every part of it steam-engines are in use, and similar
machines are toed for spinning and similar power-
looms for weaving. Steam ships pass to and fro from
every pert of Europe, and connect Norway, Spain
end Turkey with England. Railways have spread
in an astonishingly short period, from our country
over all Europe, and our people, having everywhere
helped to make them, has promoted the general
fusion. The telegraph, which does not atop short at
a comet or • boundary, but passes from country to
country, is completing the communication promoted
by steamboats and railroads, and making all the
peoples of Europe one by usages common to all.
In the ocean they have one common highway;
lin the material world one common teacher; and to
overcome the difficulties in their way tc welfare is
their one common duty. In performing thin they
are all actually engaged with more or he. success,
and they are all by the progress of knowledge and
art in each place helping one another. Circumstances

of this description, not brought about by any go-
vernment, and much more influential than any
treaties, are amalgamating all the peoples of Europe.
So far as the several governments of Europe
have become acquainted with the duty which these
circumstances dictate, only by performing it an
they promote the union of the different people,.
No man now, be his station what it may,
claims any peculiar intuitive knowledge of what he
is bound to do. On the contrary, every one admits,
especially every politician, that he must seek for the
rule of his conduct in circumstances; and those
who make treaties must act in conformity to the
influential circumstances we have briefly indicated,
or they cannot be anoceesfel. Do what they may,
they cannot prevent the increase of the democratic
power, and the growing connexion between all its
parts. The campaign in Italy, whether so intended
or not, has accelerated social progress, and it
cannot be stopped by any treaty, nor by any Con-
gress hereafter to be assembled. This, therefore,
and the laws which dictate it, mast now be taken
into cocunderation in all political discussions.

gin Court.

WINDSOR CASTLE, OCT. ft

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Mom Ms% tile Cesium Blarimr, Vleeonat Sydney,
Laity Oarelha Ilarshapaa. W Bight Has. C. P. Warp
sal Wks liphiaarafaa. LL
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Her pekoe Wad ellereraeds performed la the
drawing-roe= the finning Om:

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The Queen sad Prima Coaaort walked la the peon& at
the Cando tale wonting. His Royal MON= ahrwiris
vim to Word, rd visited the Priam of Walaa.

TM Prim:arr. Alm*, Ham*. ind Lean rods la Ur
Etidiag-hows.

Th;Cosateso Blocher, Views* HOW% sad HI&
Has. C. P. Villiers, have 1•11 the Cods

Mr. David Rom Mr. Edward 0. Willowibby, Mr. Jonsw
OW (solicitor), &composted by Mr. Behlea, a &parades
boa Truman= the subject et Oa Local Govemosat
truwarted hulas= at the lloaamdlise yesterday.
The Lewd Clutworlice will native tee Judge", Quem's
Comm], he., at his lordship's rewidesee, Strathelaw-hosm
Raughtebridge, . Wednesday hest, lb. erre day of
Mbehasima Term, at 12 tide&

DespaWear for tbs Otatewases et Gibraltar and Malta was
seat yeeterday trots tbs Casalakarte.