The Express.
London, England, 1856-10-30 00:00:00

THE MXPRE '65, THURSDAY EYNNING, OCTOBER :A. 1856.

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LONDON, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 30.

Ir is somewhat too barefaced of Austria to malaise
against intervention, and to throw back on England
our doctrines of 1820, 1821, and 1823. Austrian
policy in Italy has not been the adoption done or
two acts of intervention, but is a permanent, organised
system of intervention in Italy.

In 1815, Austria, for example, made a treaty with
Naples by which the Meg al the Two SICILIES
agreed—
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"Not to introdecs nay change which was sot is
keeping with the ancient monarchical institutions or
with the principles adopted by his Imperial Mann!
in the internal system of his Italian provisoes."
According to the spirit of this treaty, if torture le
wad in the Austrian-Italia, Provisoes, the King of
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he Two &miss cannot abolish torture at Naples.
If in Austrian Italy persons are arrested on man
suspicion, and confined for years in dungeon, it
would be inconsistent with these principles to give
any man arrested at Naples a fair trial, and only to
punish those proved to be guilty.
If in Austrian Italy proprietors have their estates
sequestrated on the ground that they an not !notedly
to Align= rale, the property of those unfriendly to
the Neapolitan Government must be sequestrated in
Naples.
A won odious and wore pervadiag plea of inter-
volition never wee devised.

In accordance with the same principles, the Roman
Btatee are now occupied by Austrian troops.
But, argue the Austrian Chancery, though it may
be trete that these are our principles, they am not
yours. Witness the despatch of Laid CABTLIRIAOII
hi 1821, and of Mr. Cszttatto in 1823.
Thies despotic Courts would indeed have a fine
game of it, if they could employ at will the dotdrtne
of intervention in behalf of tyranny, and confine
England to the doctrine of non-intervention in behalf
of freedom.

The timi is come when Austria meet make her
choice. Either let her embrace the doctrine of non-
intervention and evacuate the Boman States, or let
her be prepared to see England interfere in behalf of
liberty and humanity whenever they are grossly
violated to the danger of the settled order of Europe.
A doctrine which would have assisted PHILIP IL,
and condemned interference in behalf of his Dutch
subjects- a doctrine which would have supported
JAMES 11.. and prohibited the invasion of England by
Witt.tAnt of ORANGE, cannot and will not be allowed
to take its place among the sacred canons of the law
of nations.

M. Loris Bussic's statements regarding the treat.
Anent of political exiles at Cayenne were met, on the
part of the Pseuds government, by a denial. Never.
theism, the French government has subsequently
deemed it crpediut to asuman that New CaWoe's
is beneekwth to be the destination of its
political prisoner'. Is not this tantamount
to a confession that ths detention of poli-
tical prisoners in a plus so unhealthy u
Cayenne was indefensible I New Caledonia is
believed to be more healthy than Chian' ; but then
it is more remote—herein the French government
may find some compensation. It in also announced
that the (Menus at Belle Isle are to transferred to
the new political wino at Carte, in Corsica. Here
again there is compensation—Corsica is the first stags
OD the journey to Africa.
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These changes, however, show that although the
French government may resent the criticism of
the press, it modifies its conduct in deference to
that criticism when well-foanded. This affords en-
extrapment to persevere in offering good advice to
the French gorernmsat—advios which has in view
at once its own interest and the prosperity of Prate,.
The judicious physician, when obliged to perform a
painful operation, psys no attention to the abusive
ipitheta his patient may heap upon him.
In tb;s friendly spirit we proceed to remark that the
fact mentioned by M. Louis BLunc, of a workman
who her; disappeared having bass, without sentense,
elendeetioely transported to Cayenne, is by no means
an exceptional ease—it is an event of frequent ree
carrenec. If Bordello of Town, Leoamp of Rheims,
and others removed from Rolle Isle on the 27th of
May hat, about the time that their sentence would
have expired, have not been transported to Cayennee
we will thank the Moniteur to inform es where they
are to be found. Are we to understand that men
disappear in the hands of the French government
lite belle iu the hands of a Juggler?
!Mist we wait for an answer to our question
we may coalition a practice of the Frecch govern-

meat that appears to throw some light on the die-'
l
appearance of the persons to whoinivi alluded.;
When individuals are sentenced in Ira to impti•
moment daring a year, a year. iik i f, of tire'
years, tar beleogiog to seeree. socistlisg., or for ilim
shady. language against the goventment cc the pos.
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eon of the Emperor, or ass ;thee deliot of a shnilar
kind, tits jedkially decreed detention for a year, or
a you and a half, or two years, is sometisnis only
part of the penalty they undergo. It a man le
found too proud to condoemnd to beg for mercy,
be has to undergo transportadon at the
expiration of hie term. When the year, or
year and a ball, or two yews are about to
expire, he is removed, and, without acensatiou, trial,
sr sentenee, senthwted to the frontier by " la corre-
rpowdows.• sad thrust oat into exile—that is, when
he is sot mysteriously sosveyed to Cayenne or Lam.
bum.

The amber of exiles at present in Landes who
have been thus dealt with is mosiderable, and
nothing can be more easy than far any one who
doubts the statement to test its acearmy. Among
many similar came may be motioned that of Gums,
a day labourer, who died in Landon a law weeks ago,
and whose body was followed to the grave by a num-
ber of English se well as of his eountrymen. This
man--an uneducated maa it may be remarked—had
been condemned to eighteen maths' imprisooment
far applyiag vituperadve epithets to the Em-
peror. Hs underwent his seateace in a maims
onansk, among picirpoekste, and when the teem
expired, behead of being liberated, he was eondested
by ywe►eranew to Calais, and forcibly embarked for
England. Poor, ink, Ignorant of the English
language, he died after a brief sojourn in this country.
It is in this meaner that ths ranks of untried political
exiles amongst us, eonstantly dissialehed by death,
are recruited.
The lifonitner has a dignified contempt for anony-
mous writers—rather a strange sentiment to be en-
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tertained by a journal which exercises a monopoly of
the asicsimas in France. However, we are willing
to defer to Ito prejudices. The facts we have stated
respecting the &know removed from Belle Isle,
and the impeding removal of the Menus
from Me Isle to Corte, do not rest upon
anonymous information. They an stated on the
authority of a Mese who hes contrived to get a letter
forwarded to Loadoc, and who courageonsly permits
as to publish his nuns in order that the truth may
be made knave. Of course we shall not avail our-
selves of this brave self-samilice salsas we can see
some goad to be obtained by publication. As to what
regards the alibied and nusentecoed exiles in Lon-
dos, there an many around as whose mere presence
here vouches foe the facts.

Ia the hope that these revelations like those
respecting Osyseene—say do some good, though they
may ocean= Ken grumbling, we give them publicity.
We have simply stated fists, without seeking to
heighten their of by epithets.

COLONEL TURN AND THE ENGLISH

FOREIGN OFFICE.

Eix Court..
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WINDSOR, OM iik.
• Th. Qom and ilinat, awpalsied by th.
- - - emaartaia, Frani

.?fiassis Hord, the Dik. of
Alabses.doo sad Cassius Panigny, &en ant is open
asarisles yesterday aftsraoss, wooded bll Viscesatas
Jowly, sad the Hon. Caroline Csvosdah.

TM Breweries is Waiting mere is ateradasee.
The Maser party iaeladed the Dachau of Kest, the
Prisons Royal, the Due of Cambridge, the Prism.
Amalie-e[ Behesielw Behilliegfaret, the Frame Amber
sides sad Comatose Pereipy, the Rev. Lord sad Lady
Wriotbeeley Bseeill, Lady Augusta Braes, the Dana of
Windsor sad the Hos. Yrs. Wellesley, Sir Clomp Cooper,
the Hos. imam Maedoseld, sad Major-Gimeral the Hoe.
C. Orgy.
The bead of the let Life Quids Minded daring dialer
sad phymi the follotriag pleas:
Mach bin the awe
edeethe. «n Temesti*.

Feb; Okebia*
Her Majany's privets Mad oftrnrarde etteaded in the
Castle, sad performed the following seleefam :

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II • als.l e" b •
The Clem sad Prises, esoompsaied by the Mks of
Csubrkly, welted is the (made sajelslag ilia Oath this
atoralsg.
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The bake of Cue:tier efterwerds look lave of her
Majesty, end left Witham for Lemke, Weeded by the
Hon. /saes Meedeseht.

IN Bacallearg the !reach Asbeeeedee earl Neaten
l'evetpy have alio takes theft dela:tam

A deputation from the British Assonances for the Ad-
moment of Bekaa, eossistiag of Sir Boded& Mural-
sea, Gnaws! &Mae, Admiral Beeeley, Sir H. Itawilassa,
Mr. Ben, Pfeil/1410f Owes, Dr. B. G. Work Dr. J. 3.
Only, Mr. Messmer Laird, sad Dr. N. !hair, bad as la-
terTiew with the Berl of Clorosios podorday, to sip her
Majesty's goveraraent is roue the cemmusiestion with
the Warier of ABMs, by the Niger sad its tribataries, as
*peeled oat by the loto suesomfal ospodttlos wan Dr.
Beale, Ibis sontisalag a epees of maim iatorwause with
the wires.

The Clasen had intended hemming the Princeees
Mutat with her mimeo Loot mates, to tritium the
performance of " Midsummer Nlett's Dream " end
Pizarro." The dense fag with* prevailed daring the
day, however, et Vfladrar as well as la tent sassed her
Majesty to postpone =adds the jeersey to landora

ICatlor has, ws (ellatvo; Daly Mail) aro
Wormed, through Lied Parisian, preautted a oopy of his
Mesohs to the Quoit, who hal bees gip plowed to
wept It. Colonel Phipps, Is • lotto/ to the &other, se-
kaowlodgee the gift, and transmit, • rum of mosey Si •
saleteatiel token of the royal approval.

Ws (Brachia stchertiaorfOlaicto with mach sada
Wake that a woriawat Is ea hot is the part of the tea-
time. of Forbush!», la esajoaellea with the bare* to
lathe his lordship to a pabile dimes, to order to testify the
high rapist eatertoised for his lordship es Lord-Lisstecut
of the *math cad to sekacarlodige the gross lentos which
he ►es readored to this sosally by la aulawatly ',coastal
adalalstaatioa of the War Thaawasat. _ _

Sir Thomas and Lady . Mrlght bays arrivad at
Zdwards'a Rota, ia Cleargeortrest, hum Bev:4mnd.

Lord Remdys(seys the Wonnrier CAroisiek) enter-
tained a distiagahlied party at Osaberoloy Clout ea Monday
evening, iselsdlag Rail Beauchamp, Lord Meant Hill, the
Lord Bishop sad Mrs. Pomo, 1.8. Pakington, Esq., lln.
CUM., Caplan and Mrs. ClAilitt, 1.0. Watkles, Req.,
sad Mrs. Watkins, Roy. J. Atkne, the H... Mn. Anima
sad family, Rev. R. Canny, Rev. W. Crowthm, &a The
whole party numbered between forty sad fifty. I. the
W•
ining,
Mr. Brooks*, Mr. Timbers, Mr. Bakoloy, Mr.
Williams, and the Masten Caldisott, snag a nembor Mesas
and other Reglish made, Kr. Jana Joan preside( at the
pianoforte.

_
The Right Hon. the Marquis of Cooyughain, with
his daaghtor, Lady Neil* sad Lord Mosatobarlas sad
lady, aro at peanut sojouniag at Bifmme, with the Dow-
ager Marslitotes& of Coayagbam, who, notwithateadlag
bar advanced age, le taking as Mire fatomat in the alters-
tams sad improvements sow is program is the puha
shwa of Patrisboum.

His Pamlimey the Bavarian Minister and the
Bemuse :de Case have arrived la Kiltotreet. has
Brightes, where they have bees main • somewhat
'enthused *ma.
Calomel laustisit sids•assasup to his Imperial
Itafeety the Einem of Ressii, Ms arrived at Panama's
Hotel, hem Bt. Petsnbarg.
Intelligence has been readved of the demos, of
Rearietta, Contest De flalis, whisk took plan es the 27th
last., at iodises, la the loath of Faso. Her ladyship wee
at the tine es bar way to Baas, when she prop:sad to per
the whiter. By this moat several families of &Adagios
are placed la .series, faded's. those of Lord do Table,.
Wylie Ilea. J. W. Healey, Leeds Kanarese sad Pus-
haat, &s

Majorasasral Williams qaaliffed, at the his
Ilesdirielt mesiese, es a imitetrate for the Mentes of the
Claque Poem

Bart Fitshardiege's fox-hounds, we (C7atieshans
Bsestiner) leers Will sauna heating this meaty es
Saturday sex; yam die Met will be at Broadway. The
sable east, we are bappy oho Is stabs, is la mallard heal*.

Th. ousgregatie Boabori, nor Bristol, were
last fleaday imarsiag weak set a little esrprbel to had their
pulpit steepled by tb. wheats of leglaad. Ria grecs,
haring tension to visit tho west of Noshed rea the matter
of" Dilator v. Nebo.," Mr. J. S. airfoil @abroad
the opportazity to limits his grass to spend a fro days at
Mahe Castle. The Arelibishop saeordbagly arrived at Mr.
Merford's rossaatle mat is Friday, whore he resalsed as.
11l Moseley margin.

As adendues-ma is the Cheltenham pipers an-
imation a sahib nestles of the towsepooplo et the Town
Hen, a. Saturday afteeseee, le eassidee sad dettemise cm
the proper step to be takes fee pmeostieg on sateen sad
thew tunable tonineaiel to the Roo. P. Cloth os the our
elm of hie appoletthest es Dem of Ostlialo.

The follfr;ririg resolution woo saaniaossly adopted
by the allaleereh Terra Cosa& on Tar ley :—" That, la
the eireastereess of Dr. Aline% resignetlee of hi proles-
reship is the Uairessity of idiabergl, sad the Towa
Court's seespreee thereofol great of 2601. be voted to
his► eat of the arra Purpose Feed, and that the marl
request Dr. Alire's areptenee of this eft, as a ark of
their seer of his great sad rateable norm la the Chair of
the Practise of Medina", sad other relied ebbs le the
University, whir he filled with diellapired sears for
the pried of thirty- ire years."

Dr. Kase% visit to ieglead at the remit moment
le for the sole puree of pleats( ►M serving at the &good
et Lady Treaklis, fa paresesee of the ginerose offer he
setae Uwe elms made to bar, to oesasatt a private Arm%
uposiltica, eboold oar govermeat ern sad to complete the
marsh.

'lle arrivals sad departures at Iteraegate, by
etesuboet, darlag the pest twos, have bees about 186,000
pawn.

Lientsnunt Steuart, R.N., who was wrecked in
the royal nail stoma Tay, and who aserilleed everything
he had es board, even kis medals, la order to save the mails,
has arrived at his resideses at Skisley. sear Southampton.
COUNTIMI OP D t/eIAVEN AND Mel Tr,
xatßaT.—Aa mat of a very hitereeting eliareeter took
pines en Thursday loot, at De ernes Castle, OM Bridised.
The teasatry ea the Obusiorgeashlre estate. of the purger
Coutes. of Minnow, to tko number of about two inedred,
seresabled for the purpose of presenting hat wit► a inageill-
sent silver eandelabrent, es a token of tbe tempest sad woos
la whisk she Is bald by thew. About twelve mouth' op the
tenantry as tbe Closzwoll estate, Olousesterable, else the
property of the *mates, got up a similar desseastratioa, sad
presented her with a asesaillsest plea of Waiter* sad, of
Forme of Dees sib. Detortaktieg sot WU outdoim, tbe to'
whatnot this meaty at saes took steps fee wryly: out a 11.
wear design. A moody wet eallod,st whisk a eoinsaitteneaa-
slating of tho Roe. C. S. Leight, Kr. David halls,
Yisnimeserise Craft, mad Mr. Thiess Lewis, Widened,
was appointed es wait upon her ladyship and weertain
her wishes on the MOM. The ',nit of their bityview
I Wag favourable, a sabeeriptioa Ilet was spewed, to Wilk&
were ewe sleeked the names of all the Glaweeguwike
lesaatry. Tho tale woo *boned that we owe iadMisal
should eastribete a larger sea than two /Maw, but with
this eestrietea a large sun we giddily obtained. it was
dodged that the watimpealal should take the tom of Waver
eawdelabrea-3wswees Bersid.

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