The Express.
London, England, 1858-05-28 00:00:00

THE C4GLI4ZI QUESTION IN P.

The Journal des Dads imam that the " Cag-
liari Question" will out out work for the English parliguneet
Immediately after the rear :
"It is to be Mimed trout the unanimous language of the
opposition journals that the pretext for the next attest
against the 'similar, wlllsbe the Cagliari affair. The unjust
&tendon of Watt aed Park, the Klug's delay, and the
equivocal despatch lately remind by Lord Malcombary, are
all exciting topics, and the English government will probably
be severely called to account for its loureuffeeing. The
rumour runs, moreover, that Naples intends to treat with
Piedmont sad England esparesely, and to rive more or lees
satiated= to the stronger power in order to ha
the batter enabled to set the wester at idioms,.
The premat oppodtiou Leder, who were in power
at the oossasememsent al this lair, and who have

bequeathed it to their 11110011•90 r• very much as it was, know
better than 'arms elm what are the special difficulties
which cripple the action of the English governasst.
Nothing would at first debt appear more simple, nothing
more conformable to the feelings of England than to support
energeticaliy the demands of Piedmont, and to make common
canes of the grievances of the two states in order to detain a
mom= reparation. But the question becomes singularly
complicated when we consider the good relations established
between Great Britain and Austria. The affair of the Cag-
liari is of secondary importance when compered with
certain questions on which thew powers have agreed ; and it
cannot enter into the ideas of the English government to
press so heavily on Naples as to eariondy alarm Austria.
The action of the Derby cabinet against Naples is, there-
fore, confined to certain fixed limits, with which the °prod-
tion leaders are the better acquainted since they did not step
beyoad them when in power, and would not outstrip
them were they to return to aloe. It will not
be difficult for the opposition to turn to account
the undecided attitude which the English govern-
ment is condemned te assume both towards its Sled/aim
ally and the foolish government which seta it at damn*
For it is impossible net to see that the Court of Naples
knows precisely the place which the Cagliari occupies in the
general scheme of English politic*, and is aware to a
nicety how far Ragland can go. The =Wens and habits
at the Neapolitan government must have greatly changed
if it IN not disposed to avail limit of such • favourable
situation to make • safe display of courage. The calm and
unpunished obstinacy of Naples, the compulsory moderation
at England, the legitimate and clamorous complaints of
Sardinia, render the Cagliari question a good laid of
attack for the opposition, and it would not be very
difficult, with proper skill, to humble and embarrass
the cabinet. But, after all, the cabinet could remind
its adversaries that they displayed equal indecision In this
question. It might finally appeal with frankness to the
practical good sense of the English public, and ask of it
plainly whether the pleasure of bumbling Naples and of
obliging Sardinia would merit the merinos of the good un-
derstanding existing with Austria on points of far greater
importance for England and for Europe than the Cagliari
matter. If, however, • debate should come on upon this
question, • serious struggle may be anticipated, for it cannot
be denied that in showing itself almost indifferent to the con-
duct of the Neapolitan government the English cabinet ap-
pears to be wanting both to its engagements towards Ser.
clink and to its own dignity."

OIFILAN W'ORILNO SCHOOL, HAVIMTOCI-

The annual public examination of the children in
this institution took place yesterday ; JOHN ILIMINGTON
Mu., BK., the presideot, in the chair. The atteedsace of
visitors was very numerous, and greet hien* was meal-
fluted in the proceedings. The exualeations took piece la
the following order :—Scripture history, by Mr. Saunders,
of the British and Foreign School Society ; geogrupby,libz
Mr. White, of the Abbey Schools, Bethnal-gresa ; sug
Meter, and grammar, by Mr. Langton, of the British and
Foreign School Sorry; and mental arithmetic, by Mr
Lawrence, of the school. coenecied with Dr. Archer's
Church. The replies of the children to the questions put te
them were of the most satisfactory Drum, and each of the
examinare bore testimony to the full and saturate knowledge
which had been dia*yed on the various subjects to which
their attention had bra railed. Two of t. boys made
sketches, from of Great Britain and India, which
were by . White, who has had considerable
in that department of knowledge, to be most
admirably drawn. At the close of the examination,
which was agreeably interspersed with raging, the
daimon amassed his high gratilloalion at the
prodiiimay of the &Odra, stating that the
object
of tie governors was not merely to give them that kind
if
edensiles which would amble them to arra desk liveli-
hood. hut to item= wen thaw their morel Ind adliders
intim The educed= era In dr landnaka het
with die rnmen^ ef tie trees, eid thp g.....cr=.i
6062 dent ream to dwelt Owl *et Oak dtwai bad lews
to so greet as eatest. He wee met hew to fil, diet
Mee ells hmil ohs gide tom the WebetkoM te
the hisheet tam al their eserial seed the
seam el Yr. Merles a vend d
ldrdi iamb as slew Is the
ensietre, tide wee edowel tty Xs. ftssisis
Mr. White, the &maw of when OM thet the &HMIs Led
sardine* themselves meet ribald', sad thee their bp.
greeters a
ware highly desawhig el the ontedeer• 0/ the
*Mods el the faditelles. A vets of drabs hoeing been
the ewe le the askew% theomes=wwers tureelested by
Mikes emit the lt
The kliewhis Wet node leiew thelals,aoprz=
end eldeeis et Ws emelhat sw, te
will be wheleted la the awe ado pram yew :
"The Onima Wailers Mesa wee eemetrosd in Merton
for 20:timer= eel lielleate bee. end wee one of the
Willie Of the kleil le ths hiegdors. le • few
yens skle toe eitablei, mats Mr children; this
= =ma lestesed wad thew house were co-
coreaftlee emit
they
mother. As
man well be satehed gamble Irer penes., a building
wee eseeted he lbsfitty-rued la 1178, ilithi -reed wee 'in-
tended he 70 *Urea, via. :-86 toys eel hi girls ; but te
1841 that sushi* had btareseed to 100, NM billlt6 toi
In anipation al Ike Lloag Is
_der keen fa the -
road, which would rosily
_bank leilty, it osee
mined to snot a new bulldog for 260 tallbto. Ilsowitock
Hill wee selected, sod the children woe mead le 1847.
There ere sow In the school 182 boys aid OP Oda. The
orphans nerved by the charity en ntehdearl, elethed, edu-
cated, and otherwhe prevtled foe, rail they see 14 er 16
years of air, when, if-
prreleable, molders ore bend for
them. They then receive en oat of ciel2zed mow to
the rein* of to tie toys end SI. In le the ; end r-
wards, for seven yeas, sad to saccurers te coo-
dnot, they moire en manual toward fa ems vityft from
is. to EL" 1

The trials of Colonel Browns sad die paws=
Implicated fa the Dublin riots o/ the MI d lira will
come alb the Cousabsiou of Oyer and Tersiesr, which
°pm ea the 17th Jane non
The following noblemen and gentlemen have
/mord thunders bits a ausuittro * resolve rusk vrabarlp-
doss se the sympathy o tithe country my ofw, to *Um
lt. Lornartbs frees his prima peeeniory enhanessnonte :

Lard John Roesll, Visioned Oodsrkh, M.P., lard
Harry Vane, M.P., Leal Meats*, Bight Hem. Shay
Harbert, M.P., Bight Hee. Edward Mike, M.P., Mr Ro-
bert Pall, Batt., M.P., Mr Edward Bellew Lytton, Hart.,
ILP„ H. Daaby lisysser, Esq., M.P., Gesso Taralies,
Lew M.P., A. W. Kiegiolts, Bet., M.P., IL Mescitlon
=sae, Esq., M.P., Charles Dietans, Esq., W. M. Thais-
ray, Esq., Henry Viscose, Esq., sad A. Hayward, Req.
The Chelmsford Moeda*, awning to • rumour
sheave to the redgestiesef the %Ay of Reebater, says :
.4We can stale apes geed antherity that there is set the
ailikeset Mestiation for this rased; and the clergy otil be
gird to lame that the rigid rev. mists whoa they bold in
meek high raps* is eel abase to serer hisseif tree thus."

The Paris eorrespeadeat of the Indepeadsoce
B•if I, oodles :—" The 'weft between the Doke of Malebo(
sod the Doke Clootoale, took place st the Coaster of Wil-
domes's. Who the prime God toseehal Int lost they took
held cot both hook, end Ikea eadoood, .ilk emelt ler

of ramp It to rimers' that refer Wart,
rough fis hr bra neuttiot inforerably

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