The Express.
London, England, 1859-09-29 00:00:00

THE EXPRESS, THURSDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 29, 18&9.

his letter shows throughout a clearness of pa•
triode puma* and a strength of calm resolve
which the efforts of adverse diplomacy will neither
confuse nor disturb. " I am happy to assure you," he
says, " that from the day I was put at the head of

" the Tomo Government I have never had one mo-
mint either of uncertainty or weakness. nicer-
" tainty cannot abide with a man who proposes to
" himself a complete political design, and fulfils
" it upon a persevering system, every part of which
"tends to the fulebnent of the whole." His
isseirldence in the ultimate and complete sitc-
om of the present movement in the Duchies is
act

. only fall and striking, but well grounded. " I
feel assured," he lays, " and all may feel enured,
that neither this Government nor than of Modena
and Magas, nor that of the Vitelect, nor the
" Italian people, will fail in their intent to owed-
"tab that strong kingdom, which is a wirer's'
" want, and which alone will enable all of as to
" call °timely's' helium, es Italy can only in that
event be said to exist. This, which is our wish,
" must needs also be the wish of Europe, for Europe
" an never hope for peace till it becomes an acknow-
" lodged fact that there is an Italy.'" This is
the language of men who not only deserve snows,
bat are resolved to secure it. Main Mining this fins
and dignified position, we repent our conviction
that the Duchies most taiamph, whether the Em-
peror of the FRENCH frowns on or favours their
prayer for annexation to Iftv•dinia.

Eventi nearer home may surely warn LOUIS
NAPOLEON Dot to lose the fruits of a noble enterprise
by a dark end double-faced policy—not to throw
away, by half-hearted and /7110011111 esanns, any
chance of securing infiasnos end popularity. If he
does not take care, the Italian war will be utterly
without result. It was designed to ioneses his
credit end influence both at home and abroad, and
it certainly did this at first. But he is oa the point
of losing both. He hes already fallen in the estima-
tion of the Italians by his doubtful if not treacherous
line of policy. And he has lost inflaenee at
home by his foolish dealings with the press.
Returning from a triumphant campaign In Italy,
with his laurels yet grew, he felt himself strong
enough to appeal boldly to public opinion l and
an Imperial decree was published which ap-
peared to grant • (Jonah' amount of liberty
to the heavily fettered press. The EMPEROR seems
to have foolishly imagined that this act would be
immediately followed by column of panegyric on
himself and his policy. Nothing of the sort, however,
dooms happened. The press, treating the offered
freedom u a reality and not a sham, spoke out in an
independent tone. This was not to be endured. The
first breath of adverse criticism was followed by a
circular from the Duke of PADUA, explaining that
the system of warnings is an essential part of the
Imperial policy, necessary for the protection of the
Government and the nation. A formal note
appeared in the Meniteur to the same effect.
The suicidal folly of this course is already
suSciently apparent. It has produced a reac-
tion against the Government, and in favorer et
greater liberty, such as neither the ENPZIOII
nor his Ministers at all expected. Nor
WI the matter end with a sere retain to the old
riguese. The Exraaon's true policy, and only per-
manent safety, lies in granting a definite measure of
legal freedom to the prem. In a word, he ;, we-ned
on all bands to adopt • more sincere end I,bere.
policy both at home and abroad. If he dose not
take the warning in time the good results of the
Italia% campaign sal be thrown away, aid the
tattle el Bothnia% so b- se he is cone :rned, wi"
have been toned la Ws.

BALMORAL, ear. M.
Her Majesty, attended by Lady Churchill, lett the
Cantle yesterday mornhsg for Alt-rs-gutsack, where her
llaiesty remains until this day.
The Priam Consort want out deer-stalking, and joined her
Majesty at Alt-na-gusseck lag evening.
Tha Prince of Wales and the ?rimless* Alice, listens,
and Louisa, made en expedition to the Lynn of the Vat,
yesterday.

A deputation from the parish of Bt. Pancras, conakting of
Mr. Cameron, Mr. FUTONS (charchwa,dtme), Mr. Austin.

Mr. Sheffield: and Mr. Robson, together with Cooper,
the solicitor of the vestry and directors, had an taisrview with
the Right Hon. C. P. Villiers yesterday, at the Aloe of the
Poor-►aw Bald, in Whitehall. _ _ .

Despatches from the Governor of St. Helena were rsodved
yesterday at the Colonial-dace.

Her Majesty has commanded that the royal bon
to mem& fcr her tra, do ••g the approact'n opsatio
mason at Coveat-g. 'des, seder the Lye, rid Harriman

Princess Frederic William and the prince have
razolvrd a a ratiting rondos at Brnlae. Those path of
the town through which they yawl au their route to the
pekoe after their el MIL ere brilfeatty Plets'etatri,ae woe
else the status of Frairiet the Great, rood shish a gee-

(radon et gm-lights gave to the whole seem the teightieree
of day. Their royal hihnseese hale honecred Count iliackel
von Donaereartrek s;th tbs., compsay et a rink, at which
an the ado of the Silesian nobility IMO eseseibhd; red they
bees eho teen present at a g.-le reprcerstities in the read
theatre, whew their royal blear -see were wed estimiaw,
Sally received by a house which wee minket Is every pert.

" But It would fredly," guys • letter ht the Merwireir :Rut,
be keep* • ilk the cherubs which the primate h
always bores, if her epr;elllTWO sbon'd ho rot:richt, to snob
pablb displays. Her top) Hilburn bee deo visited Irma
schools, when she iv, rhermrd both twain sad pupas
with her afisid'ity rad kindurrs, end she hes likewise
indulgt I her owa tests for the picturesque by eseempowykig
the prince to sons of tlkoce pollee in the seerehdu worry
for which Week Is ceigretsd, but the gin beaN. of w 1 'oh
the young cud rigorous oaly can ',Joy."

. _
His Imperial Highness Prince Lucien Napolrmi
Bonaparte, cousin of the lawn, of the French, bee re-
turned to Ids apartments ea Bo Kisa,4-roai, Bt.ghton.
Axiom the Midst arrivals me the Comte= Dowager of
Buthas, sod Ledy Ma pmt Bakis, the Bari sad Constar
of Cardigan, Lord Caerisasy, sad dir Jona sad Lady Katt-
hope, Mr. Aurae Crowder, sad Mr. Baron Bramwell and

His Highner ths Pews Lieven, acoompelied
by We Wally, bee I the Betrieskt, Jercoyaqtroet, far
P.

The Duke of Stesereet, aooreaparlied by several
stemben the bared, lett the Admdraity yesterday swain
63r Plymouth, b nitrite the ended Wm of taspeettoa.
The Duke of St. Albers, asecespanied by Mr.
Msesell, sn:rel at Primes-pas yesterday morning from
Germitay, where the Ochre nod= for some woke

The Earl of Wilton and lady Bath& no Egerton
ors eel patine % the sods ord.'s rola. His lardahlp
by the I-4 Lett =owl at Mope ma.

General Comity Yet.naelolf. (in the service of his
Mara, the Borne of Xmas's) bss mind at the Brass.
wick larmys.airest, hew Nsssow.

Th. me rime Wt Min Brewster, only danghtw
mad balms at Sr DaN:ol Bum, r, Br skit Mr. alma
Cummins Gardea, of Pr-kr', N. 8., is rairt tl him
pleas awl la Noastabzr.

The death took place, on Saturday bat, of bla
Ingham the Rajah of Coon, it bl miaow at No. 20,
Clifton Vfilaa, Wani.ok•toad, wait.

Henry Kevenegh, H.M.E.LC.S., the intrepid
Odle who, It "I be remembered, dauntlessly sad iencere•
telly led the British ...tope seder 84. C,On Campbell to the
tend of the spet:sea d Latinow, Ede: I is Dublin ma
Timidity. Bit Joba Lamm le eiso et present atm—ft
la Dublin, alter m de a tort. of the amt./.

The Emperor Napoleon visited Bayonne on Bator-
der, to • smell opal est rises, mak* he drove himselL Ws
Was*, mamboed the sitssolvarlor proket:i +mprovecsasits,

peticularly Bookish, of the oath( dial. The Bunyan at the
some day took sloes aceraka oat to see to the Masetta, sad
did set mats bark lentil 1 o'clock at night. Although on the
ream the wind rid era were higb, rho Moneta created the
bar of the Moor esfe.y, rad her Majesty disembarked on
the Torn dee Bigeaux. According to the Gramme of
Bordeaux their Relatifs will @retro at Bordeaux on the god
October, sad mach Para in the saW- of the 3rd or 4th.
M. de Mentque prefect of the Ouride, and Mme, de
Monique, have ;eft for Bier ritz.

" Ths Barre* which has jest been purchased by

Priers Nor&Os," asp the Jernsel A Ontiee, " wes for-
merly dip ad.uoi et the charm of Freesias, ogle/
he Log Jam& Whoa mold at the VI of the brit empire
the agile twee ilto the bade tithe Origin tautly. It was
eabeequeatly sold fa secants lota, the detain beteg bought
by Xenia Geed] de Chaveesee, eel theyerktry Pumas
de Blaney. The latter tree llama Berg.;. tee • catersbe
cot go, rid raids the prie el Fyn's. GM at the most
*mein ifican'v on the beaks et the lobe. We are sot is
the lee.t eerprieed *het the Priem' Clothikle reined It to
rtlWore:'

"We i.. Porn Rome," nye the Bulletin de

Po* "Bre PAW/ basin Beenperie k likely to obli. the
direbblimprln Banana, norm by the Math of Mom
aelgrar Fricoeled."
The Bishop of Oaken. his pabl;shod a pastseal
biter, directing prime to be taxed ap far the ewers of
Igreadt Frets, dipkerkey, sad Winker is the extreme But.

It was n3;entionefiens days ago that the Tau

swrsreseent ttot:ielto the reeireen- of the .::tined

Doke at Rome eke* be ems 11; Adak from at dipkiaslie

mace, aad to deliver q {ha Turas Watabosey-bowie it...
wader tb. I arty at hat lag b's ova pope, coatis-
cased. It le .ow ALP 1 by the Alowirers lomat° that
Signor Bargegil, tho =Web, is gseetkat, Wand to comply
with the enter at the Teem i goverseasst, rid it te reyor.cd
that he wee supported Is his reload by the ambassadors of
Prams sad Austria.

Signor Scialoja, the eminent political eamonsist,
has been eppcdatad to the of& t of St wetary-Oeseral of
Pittance In Sardinia. S. Sciakoja Ww laitillt2 of Pumice in
Wept', in INS.
A few days ago a party of two gentlemen, ad-
vanced in life, accompanied by sin young Wien m eat
ham the gates of Verona, and, by the road of &nip, pro-
assied to wow the Po above Santa Mark. On their leadiag
on the Prawns Me of the One the Itathrt *Wien were

greatly rovpidoed at the s;:ctecle of the young girl. throwlug
eg their halale attire and becorn,ng t.'. formed law di
headroom his of i. an 18 t) 20. They had employed this
device to elude the t lean. ) of the Avitrlen equalise, who,
ht seder to prevent the emigration, have recolved orders Is
Wier all individuals trowel' the ages of 16 cod 30 frau
Lacks( UN city without • at: *l
The Armoula of Turin wri rrlureivited a few
days ego, cad *peeks " daggers." It thos announces its
nappeeresoes—" By a tbralrrink degree Count Cavour, oa
Oa Ma of has, 'sopa' -led the jous.:2l which was fightiar
kw the Popo. Ory first look ea asevitation was for the
Coast de Carve-, who slew to, but he lo OD loager to t
found ea the waist Issachou" It c torten the use
wrest et acelnecay ageism Zealand, rod deplores that its
neabor should have to glee publicity to the address
from Rosarsaa rod the Ka& reply.
A eon fropoodent of the ledipentionce Beige.
writing as St. Pet •caburg on the 20th September, rye
that &homy' wee taro 111 at Tchougocia, a well
tows in the province of Hlsartkof, in the south of B.
The &opera ca heaing the sews hmedistely seat ore ea
ceder that tbe journey of the Ism ahead be stopped all be
recovered We Ist Ith. The old years of Tiara wee big
proposal for Ws re cation. The Rama being about is
proceed t t the south of the empire, ft we, thought prelable
Yet be would Cat tichansyl oa hie way.
To one Captain Hawkins, who lately widrumsci a
vs y enthusiastic and mamba Goose lour is the
Ingmar Napoleon, hat Imperial Kajeety bee slat the lel-
loath( Cabled de r limparer, It. fleareer. 9411.
1859. Captaia,—l was very soak leashed by the latter
which you Isere mitt* to ma, et the 9/th el Asia* but.
The sentlasento which you area serflosted, easing tom we
°dim who away■ loyally served hie eseetry, en vary
fiattarlas to ore, sad I thuds you stacenly. Rairre ae In
all ay 811111thOletf. NAPOLIIOII.-1111/111411111 1111 Ca dt.lse
Richard Newham, No. 11, Misty's. worosoi Candsw-tows,
Lawton."

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