The Express.
London, England, 1856-11-10 00:00:00

Lord Gitaxeruz's health continues uncertain. At
' Lord LANSDOWNE'S advanced age, it is not fair
to trespass too mush or too often on his willing•
nem to lead; Lord HAZZOWBT is gaits oat of the ques-
tion ; and the premium of hie department is far too
heavy on Lord Pamtmtz to expect any large parti-
cipations in the general businessof Government from
hint, for the mom time he has to give the army the
better for it and the country. Thus dtuated, we are
persuaded that if Lord rams:arrow could secure foe
his Government the assistance of Lord JoHN Bus.
sum. in the House of Lords, he would not only
strengthen his Government and brighten the pro-
spects of the Liberal party, but substantially serve
the country also. Tole. Lord L Roseau, with the
Liberal party in power, waste another session on the
back benches of the Hones of Commons, will be to
the great bulk of that party "a sorry sight:
We have no such plethora of political ability, either
in or out of aloe, that we an afford to throw away
experience, talent, and consistency, such as have dis-
tinguished Lord Jonx. By exaggerating, to his
continued exclusion from office, the shortcomings
which we all deplore, we ars but punishing ourselves
and the country. We are threatened by a dis-
tinguished Qetartdrly Reviewer, whose essay is said
to have had the advantage of Lord DEBIT'S final
corrections, with strong Tory opposition next maim
With such a prospect before us, what so natural is
to seek assistance from the mast persevering opponent
Toryism has had in oar generation P

It is ocedidintly stated, in military circles, that a
of Inquiry is about to be sassmbled, for the
his Royal 11.ig_haar !h°

of advia
COt3e.enant-Gansral
the charges which Colonel Beaks; (of the Honourable
But India Company's Service, and for some time is
massed of the Osmanli Irregular Cavalry with She
rank of General in the Turkish Army) mat in eMsl
time ago to the Mese Guards against Gamed
Moly ought to be submitted to • Court-Martial.
Is the nee of charges being brought against a Gs-
newel Meer, a Court of Inquiry is, we are given to
usissetend, the usual preliminary mode el
latenting the heed of the army u to the
Ihele, and thus enabling him to decide what comes he
opt to pursue. Considerable delay has occurred
due the charges about to be investigated by the
Clad of Inquiry were sent to the Horn Guards;
but this delay is accounted for by the fact that a
great number of the witneeses requind to be sum-
moned were scattered over the But. They have
now all arrived in Ragland, and the accusations
brought by Colonel Beaten against General Shirley
of having resorted to improper measures to get
up a case against the Coloael, will, it is believed,
forthwith undergo the usual preliminary Wyatt-
cation.

A report is current, that in the event of Sir A.
Cockburn's becoming Chief Justice, the vacant
Recordership d Bristol will be conferred on Mr. M.
D. Hill. Should this be the case. we understand Sir
E. B. Wilms% whose father was twenty.flve years
Chairman et the Warwickshire Quarts? Bewdona, and
many years Representative of the County in the
Howse of Commons, will assert his claims to the
enema Restedevehip of Birmingham.

A ooteeeporary says of the Turner collection at

Itarlborwegi How,—" The public Okay go to eset then
then, eurtaisly. It will sot see them. air Charles East
lake sad X. Wonsan have done their best with the
miserable WWI sad IMO valserable was.. of
lighting at their disposal, but they ewe eon-1
dente 100 square feet into ten, or and sunbeam
through brisk walls. The sight of these noble wails, as
1. °shined, cribbed, soefised,' in rooms where no passible in-
vanity can bring the daylight to fall as it should for their
merits to be dimmable, ought to rouse the public, if any-
thing sae, to the &spiteful want of a notional building
fitted to ....in. the treasures sat set 4e..17 •ad
to atlas tin say public-spirited collusion of English
pleura to imitate the able ample if Vernon sad Te-
ar."

TIIINEE AND HUI LEGACY TO THE NATION.--In
that miss of dull sad decorous streets which radiates to
the ale* mad west from Cavendishciquare, Queen Lone
street h see of the dullest sad dingiest ; ud of that dreary
geoea Ansit•stasse the dreariest howo, say of the thirty
year beim llil, wee No. 48. Judging Irons its wasther-
Malawi est essagekeed walls, its patched windows, dark
will dot sad fold with eelswebe, its woodwork entreat-
said by paha, Itrshltrasy. Irma whist curled so awoke,
11l waossured tbrweeld, it might have boon is Mummy, it
sight have bees hearted, it might have been Ow scene et
a =ardor. Yet it wet sot unisbsbitod. Not nalregoently
a visitor might be sees to knock, sad, after lose waiting,
the door would be ball monad by a withered sad slattisb
old masa, er, before 18.10, by a little shabby, lets, old
maw. Nay, repulsive as the house might be, sad grits as
night be its goardiaas, cerriagss would sovietism be
seew draws up before its door for hours, while their
ray and digest height bead occupation Inside.
Oast& they be pc*g into the iaberatory et a• adept, or
=• heed bowels with s undid eM Mahe of a mousy.
Truly, wither des, 'blowy, we pleat witch.
sea. see band isted mussels wu wades Wee that
doserg deer. Bet it was the alehouy this Wes weallibt
teen ploweale—the witaberaft that wish. beauty oat of
the Ilan—the mason that is capable ef saes's* ,
de to esesenuele ea Wendel' cd noblest ptsekth.. la
that desists beeso-44. Qua' Aues-suss' Wiee..6s•
1812 la 1181, .ived Joseph Mated When Tsamiy the
orselete badscepe palms, el du Beellti lobed. Seettiog
do. • Ws Ind Alit pike ow ifs Int-dsso of
dot *Nay house. Naiad wise the wilts, rolled
up is dark okeele. fberianaseila late &rap ed.
lave, the rata tie sonars. from
the warped art! of
the ill.fittisg skylights. wee wil=2111111"eme ItearZelerf dui
'withal kidnaps' our peleled, vitae else of drawincts
even mere masterly, sad mem of elastehes. the awlhoests
and first thoughts of Ihished woebt, weep peed sway to
portfolios, and presses, sod been, be may seek tad mean
of the dub sod duty deollbser. Meow Oar Immkoes,
shocks for thousands, had beta eared weds sad an la
that gallery to the p;lster of Osse_o plasm is was said
to adore nosey, yet he refused boil motes sad teseque—
essentially often, emotions' r sifuliy, sad se if by as
effort, but always pentitiogly. Diehl wondered ; parses
were is doepsir ; artists scoffed, or eavored, or doubted—
" Termer was mad; he ragout to be bowled with his Cu. '
for. windleg.shest." Tenor was sot wad, and is. I
tooled his *tune fora nobler dowbe taw to rot is the I
to aoald beside his owa old boash—dines.

Mon CLIXRJCT Fos REBELPs—The Qum has
disited her pleasure tbst a full and free pardon shield be
Mialkder the Gent Seal of Oust Britain a and of Ire-
willeepeedvely, to all persons inifferiag and., the oases-
whin of .iftlos for politisal dream. This fell and
patina mama will be of the greatest ccasequem to
I temp sithmeasfferist pasishmest or privation for panties,.
scan-Skis fir. Smith O'Bries, O'Doherty,
.471:11= sod Frost, Willis... and Jones. ia Ree-
-1 ised, who wen eoavioted of high treason and sumand to
death, with .11 eke osompuyisvdisqualilleatioes ream-
quest ups. so perking • Wit... What had hitherto been
looe merely remitted the punishment isflicted in sub case,
bat a pardon nadir the Great Seal restores the individual to
ell their civil rights sod station es they stood before the
trial. The, can now manse and inherit lands, sad alloy
all the privileges end dignities is the state. This high act
of royal clneesey of mires doss sot include those who
broke their parole, or Marred the additiseal realty of
Jiving from the miens* of the law.— Oesenter.
Mn. SPORGION.—Thia gentleman Wends trying
hie fortune again at the Surrey Outline. Its will preach
there os Sunday, the 23rd of November, sad as the follow-
lag Bands,, os these a:casino taking the ntershigs isatsed
of evesioes, seem:nit g that is the only pen ef *easy
there will sot be sash a rush of perms einem is kw
The members of his own sosgmystion td Ms finands
are to be admitted by tickets, sad the deem ass to be
throws open to the public at half past 10 ofdeak. Ur.
finerintendent Load isteads kiwis' • Wen body of
pollee in etteedseee, es that every peaeamiss may be taken
for the prevention of sash • y sotestrephe u
nuked Mr. Bourgeois's last appanage la the mule MlL—
thread.

Naw You Datum Ettc-not.—A litter
from New York says, Ewes the pretty shade tzars that
Bee the streets of the upper part of New York have eon.
Misted this year to rob themselves in their onsatry garb,
acid, instead of gradually klieg their green is the owe and
yellow leaf, have put as the crimes sad starlet robes of
the form; sad dressed the gated streets of our Belgravia
in rich names of flowering foliage. Add to thus
aatural tcrismalogs the b that smock sense
the sleet,, the Rage sad twins that wave over
Om, the ebetieostriag plasm* that covet every available
'pot whole billstkiken are sot warned to beware; the
MUMS al•,visi throng,, the wens dressed la brilliancy
of ages, sad superabundasce of ortattest unknown is
molly Lembo, the mimeses sad Wilma, of militia oat
fee th.ir °tali pared..,' sod the target shooters with their
big asd set led balsa of laitreweatal mains marehlag
thrctsli the sweets noel to the aseelasee of tie 'base
Oriven, eel you here a platate of 'morsel life ht New
Yak darlag as 'kedge."