The Express.
London, England, 1860-12-01 00:00:00

Prinoe LOCI= MUILAT
" divine " still x
" front" at Gaeta.

peinceple by been
"eiviliontion and

copeeliany, or wrist —ail dime*,
partiatheimell.46llsit to- "the voice of a

litaaar—it is asomeary that the popular right
should surpass the divine right "in wisdom and
" virtue." A French republican in '4B : a Sena-
tor and a Prince since December, '5l, this
patriot se portitkna " loudly deplores that the
"advent of popular sovereignty" (at Naples)
" should not have been mempenied by the indim-
" pensable col Aye of all the great civic virtues "
which—if we may be Remitted to orengebe the
idea of the writer—have no signally aosommenied
" the advent of popular eomelignty," In the &OP
of the Second Empire, in France. "I see," cries
Prince Mt-RAT, in a fine frenzy, "the electoral
" urn indeed open in public thoroughfares, but I
" am indignant at beholding crawling around it
" oomiption and violence." "It is painful for
" me to hear that there has been at Naples a
" shameful traffic in places and public interests." The
seer and hearer of these afflicting eights and rumours
is straining his eyes and ears all the way to Naples
to enjoy a epestaele and to listen to a performance
which ordinary Frenchmen have witnessed not a
hundred miles from Paris any day these nine
years. Which is the mote, and which is the beam?
As an instance, however, of preaching by example,
we remember few apothegms more edifying than
the following from an obliged adherent of the
Second Empire :—" Liberty is ill-inaugurated by
" suspicion and tyranny. What is the signification
"of the disarmament of so many communes?
" What means the state of siege proclaimed in so
" many provinces f Such measures are far from
" establishing the spontaneity of universal suffrage
" and confidence in the new-born authority."
There is an exquisite appositeness and appropriate-
' ness in the authorship of this fine remonstrance,
which public opinion in Italy will not fail to
ratify. Likewise. Prince LUCTIN MORAT'fI declared
" aversion from tyranny of every kind," and his
" knowledge that the rapid undertakings of
" Mime are not lasting," betray a just
and lively confidence in those Imperial for
tunes of which the writer has apparently not
been content "to remain a spectator only."
Prince Luciax Mu err believes that Italy
will only achieve unity by federation. In this
respect be agrees with his august relative, who
was also of opinion that Italy could only achieve
unity by surrendering a couple of provinces to her
liberator, and who supports that opinion by nine-
teen thousand arguments at Rome.

The Italian crisis has occasioned some pheno-
menal developments of the monarchical principle.
The other day it was Don Joao, of the
Spanish Room of Borneo:4r, renouncing his legi-
timate reversionary interest in the Crown of
FRANCIS 11. Ce the Two Sicilies, in favour of
Views Ilknaurnm. as the representative of " the
" primal* of popular Sovereignty." At the
mine time her moat religious Majesty laasrma,
constitutional Queen of Spain by right of revo-
lution, was protesting on behalf of the outraged
principle of the right divine in the person of
FRANCIS H. Third and last, and best, we have e
cousin of the Emperor /faroLiox 111. declaiming
agairua "violence," " corruption," " tyranny of
" every kind" (the state of siege included), and
offering the stern homage of self-renunciation to
"the virtue, wisdom and patriotism of our fathers,"
and to the minted raesiery of that incomparable and
simple-hearted sabrsir whose " dearest whites will
' " have been WSW whin Itsly's liberty mad peat-
, " near are 211141011&" Primo WIIRAT declares that he
will " remain • spectator as long as the future of
" Italy doss not appear (to him) under a more
" favourable light." This assurance should allay
the anxieties of the present rulers at Naples.

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Loioiogin, tho Prism Widow' and

et Hee;lwieka sod Lady AnimasY4Am, Kfa-raad Co ante=
Spinout, 1 and lA* Jahn MEW, Lord *lanky, the
Right Hon. Sir George and Ifdy Grey, Baron von Weston-
welier, Major Cowen. E.M., sad the Marquis and
Kamhioneet of Abereses Wile lady Geotgiena Hamilton,
and the Right Hon. ft Theme Wyse, who arrived on •
vinit in the afternoon.

The band of the Royal Rana Boards played daring
dinner.
The first dramatic perfammeos this moon took plaos in
the evening. The following was the programme :
A Drama, in two aoks, by Hr. J. Palgrave (Simpson
(adapted from MK Bayard and Ditpeat's "IA Mlle de
rAvarel, entitled.

DADDY HARDACRE.
Adam Hardasre
Charles Clinks
Jobling
Agdpbus &klieg
Dam Hardeose Ma Hughes.
Mary .. Mrs. Stephens.
Aker Alsk. • Dosamii• WWI* by Mr. Rostov Wil•
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Mr. Bent=llehhia. .. : M Robson. M. Ro.
Squire ' Mr:ll. Cooke. 1
Bob BMWs p.m.... Mr. Horace Wipe.
Joe
Kra
Da Prembps* • Nit Stephens.
Mrs. W. S. Eratakir rlr Zanotti' vi Mr. W. B. Doane.
Siege libmays Mr. Osage Mlis.
The theatre mewl
Th em sad a
the e
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Orien
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ii,ead Prince Goose,
with Priam Mama Priam Arthur, Primers
Helms, Priacees Prism Paws Louis of
Hose, the Duke of N the Abaco°, sad the
Prime sad Princess of attended by the ham
snd gentlemen lo . * the Moser
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the
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Hems, Wt Windsor et
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the Mom lirill=k Oohed Ildialgh, awl Major
likplainstene, MR. Baron Weelmooner ma is sitendence
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ecmainied the Qom Ca Isensbuils. Bar Majesty wee
atiestsd * the higstemarGeamal
the esd Querterusestor.
1 Genesi ef Pones.
After the review the Quail jrcepsald to the Roysl Peri.
lion, sad left again at a gomtir part 2 o'clock for Windsor
(hale.
Prime Alfred went to Lend" attended *Maier Cowell,
P.R.
The follow* Ti dies. left the (hello la the formoon p—
its Duke of Nemours, the Duke d'Alescem the Earl and
Countess of Hardwicke and lady Moeda Yorke, the Rail
sad Countess Spencer, Lord and lady Joha Rowell, Lori
Stanley, end the Right Hon. Sir thews sad lady Grey.

A Cabinet Council was held yesterday afternoon
at the official residence of the Phut Lord of the
Treseury, in Downing-street. It was attended
by Viscount Palmereton, Earl Granville, Sir G.
Cornewall Lewis, Lord John RUSIMIII, the Duke of
Newcastle, the Right Hon. Sidney Herbert, Sir
Charles Wood, the Chancellor of the Exchequer,
the Duke of Somerset, the Right Hon. T. Milnur
Gibson Sir George Grey, Lord Stanley of Alder-
ley, and the Right Hon. C. P. Villiers.

A clapeintionkeen the Fiat Arts
uerClub had an interview
with the andadint al the '•iheq his old.
alai sad deseeis Daweinaalmet. The ' eoneeted
el Yr. Handinerm. lir George las, Mr. ckwmuaskance',
Y.P., Hr. P. Mr. Dishy Wye*, Mr. O. W.
end tbe Ameldatery, Kr. W. Matchwick. Cca Raia
potation was by Load Henry Lennox, Y.P.
The Judicial Othimitthe of the Privy Council tieralli,
day. An awe Item Othede, " Mattis r. ref
beercotlowne esininded. An appeal from the hie
Heidift,' wen onerneneed. The Unix=
,t were lard vnekrd, the Lords darken
Bruce end 71mearond tom
Despekies teem the Governme el the Cape d Goad
Hops, Health Cebnehis sod Vasasirterls Lead, and from
the Lord Mph Oseaminimeer al tic loath WNW were
received yartnvlty et the OoknielaMos. Demithebes were
seat to the Governor of Bermuda and the North American
Provisoes.

The Era says of the theatrical repreeentation at
Windsor au Thursday :—"The theatre has bras enlarged
and improved by the arectioa of a roof over Lb. stem
which had an admirable accastie effect. It was adorned
with an elegant sew proscenium, painted aid built by kW
Grieve, who added ► sew crime= velvat cw min. The per-
for:maces apposed to give great satidactiun, to judge from
the frequent Motet and applause. Mr. Donee took the
chair at the sapper, sad, in giv:ag lie tares toasts
of the evraing--' Her Majesty the Queen," The
Prime Consort," The Aimee of Wales, and Mks rest at
the royal family at bane sad abroad: teak .aria to en-
larp, with eseridinablo geed taste and task as the constant
and enlightened patranege thous illustrious parsons bad be-
stowed on the drama and its professore. Mr. Dane wee
partiraderly Mohan is his observations whin giving tee
• Prince et Wales wise, Ise remarked, was eat only a kind
and steady pains of aster, but himself an admirable actor,
ae he had skews in Ile Minh pees he bad so lately sus-
tained is Maeda mod America, when be bad proved him-
self se &elk Walldag diallsora al the truest and noblest
descriptka. The toasts ware drunk with rathuslaem. In
the wants of the sassing, Xt. Deese received a command
from bar Wilsey to =preen t. the artists her gracious ap-
proval of their efforts, and her admiration of Mr. Grieve 's
new proscenium."

vielh the dellPfildebill Sitagnir leen $ Peel Pork, Sal-
ford, where the lanatild dal* ten. ern beloved Sort.
reign, in nitdolk by He* iddilfeat4lll.4l2s=
dos, sad she afterwards * eh lit eild
air Hafeety afterwards Arndt dh‘ gain gillible&
Monk Amite., at Itakiesetbentailifilat
boa. Nam EM.y and 0a.% sandeleit itsbary,
Same Walla aid 0a.% werchenee, and relcarned M the
10asea's Hold eon afar leer deb& She was limey
=by the creeds annabled resod meal of thine phis
her day, and repeatedly acionswisdpd these teem.
Wow. Her Naomi, amend to be la geed health.
The Town Connell sassedgcd at the Thera-ball, at one
ride* Mr. Aldan= Nano in the chair, when, on the
leatian d Mr. ildsrauso Coedit", escoaded by ltr. Ada.
real, the following address to the Empress of the French
we voted unaniacenly :
illiese=se your ,—We, the Ik Alame,
end cd thage4 ra,
renaZ
your Maisety, to tinder ear 1111311
101:111re Zirrar =ga lAiitlieblistfi:
greeenos among aa.
We regret to learn that your lifVe deg Is unaluid•
ably very limited ; feeling einared
would mad gladly bare been seised by °Zen=
Manshater te perthigale in envy nadhelation ef
yourwelcom
lEL_neesital idlention which he leered to
. .
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siseshrimy teal to lie and encamp • enter ties
your Shgraity's Laid. awl the varier and
inuposselens of rare nepeolhal Wand whisk have ea
=esergenisd year • wipes laniaivedirdszott a grad.
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patina beiglain and
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be gracknaly disposed to raped undeareel interest fell
threeshout Great Britain in year AA to an shone, as an
evidence of the cordial aids entegeleed not rely for your
He y, but also tow grfs, !, country in winch
hal& ao illustrious lyeetteni sad that the
=de plaid smelly agd aseasear between Wand
and Preen nay thereby ,h• dill further multiplied and

aim der tbs commen seal of the eorpozation, this
30th day of November, 1850.
It wae setbsequeetly andentood that her Majesty had
consented to the pragmatism of the address by the Mayor
and Tows Clerk, at the Qemea's Rota, at 5 o'clock, at which
time our report was despatched. The Bram= leaves Man-
chester this morning for LiverpooL

The Manchester Examiner narrates that just
before the Empress Eugenie stepped oat of her carriage at
Salford yesterday, " Mr. David Chadwick, who was pro.
seat, perceived that there was no carpet or cloth laid to
protect her Majesty's fest fres the wet esti. With peat
'tsetse of sled, he at ones took fit his overcoat, and
opted ft upon the ironed. Her Majesty stepped spas it,
and Kr. Chadwick was rewarded, as he deserved to be, with
moths ot approval."

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