The Express.
London, England, 1859-08-08 00:00:00

LONDON, MONDAY, AUGUST 8.

Aetna several peetponements Lord BLOW has
undertaken to invite the attention of the House of
Commons this evening to the general question of
non-intervention, and to the especial duty of our
adherence to that principle in the pending settle-
ment of Italian affairs. As the original wording of
the motion stands, the mandate it would convoy is
manifestly superfluous. There never was say in-
tention on the pert of the British Cabinet to Air
their aseistans in completing the details of the
Peace of Vinehmen. The contracting parties
theret3 haven't' their envoys to Zurich, where they
are likely to spend the next few days in re-touching
and toning down the picture from the old play of
Venice Preserved, or tAe Plot Discovered, roughly
drawn by Imperial hands. Count COLLOR!DO
and M. DE BOURWANZT have already arrived on
the margin of the pleasant lake, with their portfolios
full of plaesible conditions and sly alternatives, the
after-thought, of Vienna end Paris regarding what
was hastily done at Villafranca. Diplomacy would
not be worth half the money it oats if it could not
discover a dozen meanings that were never in-
tended in every line of the hasty sketch to
which they have been ostensibly commissioned
to give full force and completeness. When each new
cavil has been sufficiently discna'sd at Zurich, it will
be duly transmitted for appellate analysis to Counts
RZCID:ZIG and WALTRIMI. The usual amount of
diplomatic time and labour will thus be consumed;
and at last it may be presumed the ratifications of
peace will be duly exchanged between the Govern-
ments of France and Austria. Bat with all this,
Inghusd, as one of the neutral Powers, has nothiag
to do. She took no part in the war, and she has
'wither claim nor desire to meddle with the terms,
whatever they may be, of the peace.
It will be another matter when poses shall have
been definitively concluded, and our coaisel and co-
operation are asked with reference to the fitters if
Italy. In 1131, the tire Great Powers, acting sem-
jointly, made a memorable representation to the
Papal Governeseat on the expediency of making
timely reforms in its administrative system. At
various intervals subsequently England and Francs
have urged on other absolute rulers of Italy the policy
and duty of modifying the rigour of their sway. At the
Congress of Paris, in 1.4.56, the 'subject was seriously
considered and discussed ; and, not long afterwards,
Naples was placed under diplomatic interdict by
Greet Britain and France, bemuse she refused to
listen to their joint advice csassraisg her internal
alkali. As for as precedent, therein. is eenehred,
there wield be nothing new or extressilleamp la the
friendly interposition of any or all of the leading
!Mates of Europe, with a view to the establishment of
more enlightened inetitutioes in the Peninsula. Only
sae of the Grest.Powers has, or thinks she has, as
interest in the attempt sot being made. Austria
tikes objeets. To her the mention of constitutional
rights is Italy is an ahosiostioo, and the advocacy
of their practical necessity is a reproach. For well
sigh five-and•forty years her ascendancy south of
the Alpe has been based upon the ruthless and con-
tumelious refusal of these rights. She still writhes
wader the unconfirmed consciousness that the loco of
Lombardy has been owing to her obstinacy
Is air respect ; bat she shrinks from the
farther humiliation of seeing free institutions ander
ass foes or other set up is the Duchies, if not
thronghost the whole of Italy, and her assumed
right of armed interference for their overthrow, se-
ciorditg as occasion serves, formally and finally
barred by the judgment of Europe. Hence the
anxiety to stifle if possible the idea of a Congress no
Italian affairs, or, failing that, to prevent the sanc-
tion of England's name and the moral benefit of her
presence being afforded to its deliberations should •
Conroe@ meet.

Lad ELCIIO, we are toid, professes his
williag-
nees to pees his tuition to a division ; in point of
foe, we believe th►t ►n understanding has been
come to that the charge shall be drawn berme he
takes deadly aim. He thus hopes doubtless to have
the gratiticatioo of delivering a smart speech
against the extension of liberty abroad, without the
responsibility of 'frisking sincerely to damage
the Government at home. If this be not
arrant trifling with the gravest subjects, and palter-
ing with the character of the first assembly in the
world for honed purpose and generous sympathy
in the wrongs of neighbouring nation., we know not
what deserves such epithets. Bat ea debate there is
to be, we trust that the plain and simple line of duty
will be fearlessly pointed out by the people's
representative as that which they expect the
British government to pursue. Congress or Do
congress is a question which ought to be held
absolutely suhordioate to the wider and weightier
queet.on—what is best calculated to conduce to the
future good of Italy If a bids be offered us dur-
ing the autumn whicn recognises the indefeasibility
of Ital)'s right to determine who are to be her rulers,
and how she is to be ruled, and which forbids foe
ever the interference by arms of any foreign power in
the settlement of ber domestic concerns—then it may
become an act of wisdom and humanity on the part
of England to co-operate diplomatically to secure
three priceless boons. If, on the contrary, we are in-
vited to become parties to a resettlement of territories

without inch guarar•eee, then it will assuredly be
our they and policy to stand aside, and energetic...l4
protest, by a dignified isolation, against all that may
be done. But a declaration against going into
engross under any circumstances would be an act of
folly on the part of the House of Commons which we
do not believe the friends of Austria, however DUNN'
roue in that &nimbly, would have been able, bad
they seriously tried, to induce it to commit.

Mr. Labettabartie title will be Baron Taunter, of
TRUMPS, wig& pine be npreemeed is the Howie of Coto-
nom for waft tilts dart,' mew s s s s

Mr. Edwin Grieab;eli is appointed her Majesty's
Vier-Cove) at Mee. i Brasil. ILL Alfred Dick le *p-
osited Vtoe-Gonad s Misname, Mink*.

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el* the Quota yentorday. .

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Tim MeMoly the Prince Omen mellebeil le tie
Petry yementey deurneen, amempillei Prime Alleed.
Nem /item, Prime AA% Prime Priem
tad" Primus Imbiripie, ea the Primus
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met ewe the Comae. et Onherheree the H. Pb
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Red meenvehe and Er Omena Carswell Lade arrived M
(Moms ea Mit le Mr lideety.
Reate_e_l4, brig Piers Misr. birthday, the band at the
........teireaixiiirteig the day. Prince and Princes
7owing lad the beam et Mini Invited after dinar.
Primus 01U11011111ES Ceeri, Catena and Lady K. Varese
Helmut, the Has. Clineede sad Km Denman, COMM the
Has. Bir C. and Li, Phipps, Mir Phipps, the Rem
Mrs. T. M. Biddelph, Mire. De Plat, and
Lieutenant

The Qom sad Prises Consort, Prince Alfred, Mom
Allah Primes= Hama, aad Primus Lode' asesslNlDNise
service at Oebanse Ws =calm. The mewls* wee mamma
by the lay. O. Prothwo. The Dualism of Trak Prime
Libre, sad Primo. Hobswlehy ware likewise at ihe
winks.

A Cabinet Council was held on Saturday at the
official residence of the First Lord of the Tree-
wary in Downing-street. The minia!ers present
were Viscount Palmerston, the Lofd Chancellor, Earl
Granville, the Doke of Newcastle, the Right Hon.
Sidney Herbert, Sir Charles Wood, the Chancellor
of the Exchequer, the Duke of Somerset, the Right
Hon. T. Milner Gibson, Sir George Grey, the Earl
of Elgin, the Right Hon. E. Cardwell, and the
Right Hon. C. P. Villiers.

The Hoe. John RON. of Canede, lad en interview with
the Duke of Newcastle eta Sesurday at the Colontal•odlos.
Earl Granville left sewn ea Satarday tar Osborne, on e
chit to her Yeasty. Sk G. C. Lewis oleo lett town ate
Setarday, on a visit le the Qeeen.
Vhooent and Viosunters Pahaareton lett town on tietar-
da77 Ls %what.
Ihapatelee were readied at td Colonial-alos as Satur-
day from Ilse Gowen= at the Anetrallea Cokes* Make,
Kauritins, Haag Kea& sad Osyks.

It is expected that her Majesty will shortly take
. crime tar twat thee days is tba Victoria sod Allied.—
Orel Jaarnai.

Their Royal Highnesses the Hereditary Grand
Duke of Shelkleabergh-Strelitz end the Prince Adolphus
returned to toes re Saturday from the Isla of Wight. The
Esredtrary Greed Duke and Orand Duchess and theft
yeetkial len leave today for Myer, the-. to embark for the
Coetheet, es mete for Germany.
The Ambassador of France and Hams de Per-
aim left town yesterday for Tunbridge Wells.
The Duke and Ducheas of Buecleneh and the
Lake Soon, end Lords Seery and Charles fleet, have
embed et Dalkeitk Palace. as Billaborgh, from Loake•
Lord and Lady Walter Scott are spored is arrive in toms
to-mane. from the hie of Wight, a their trey to Soothed.
- . .

The Duke and Duchess of Argyll and family hare
lobed the Dees awl Duchess at betheelead
wee MaidealteecL Hie greet Mures to tows to-day l order
to ahead to Oh parliamentary duties.

Afarciaia and Marchioness of Stafford hays
liet two on a visit to Qs Doke sad Duchess of flatborlead,
Cffelloa, atr Mafiamitood.

The /rehieseas of Clanricardo and Lord Dun-
hill* lel% Carlton Hoaae•dereca oa Saturday for
lessberg, neer Frankfurt, for a few weeks. The noble roar-
quis is is Ireland.

The Earl and Countess of Clarendon have left
Oeboras, far the Grove, war Watford, Herts.

TIN Earl and 6austaaa of Chesterfield, armor
pried by Lora and Lady !elp Stanhope, left Grosvenor-
often w Adarday, kw Demby Park, Derbyshire.

. . . .
Lard and Lady Blantyre and their youthful
frilly her left %aid Hoare, for Erskine Hour, Rent:w-
ar.

Lord aad Lady Bagot kf Dover Hottee,
ea Srtattlay, for Blialleid Hell, Staffordahlre, for the
MM.

TM Earl sad Cantos of Derby and Lady Emma
%sky bow hi IS. Jeaee's•egases for Knowsley Peek,
Lesteseekey be dr area.

The Earl sad Counter Grey left town on Friday
ar Boob* 04 Wore/Aube,lead. The euantese's health
Is quite t►eahWWd.

TM Earl Granville left town after the breaking
ay et tir Cairn Couch on Potarday afterscon on a visit to
Lew Ifttoty at °abase. The noble earl returns to town
Ws tiaras.

We midentand that the royal commission will
speedily be heart for the sareedreent of the law sad "Mame
is courts et sonny. It will be resoled over by the Lord
Chancellor, and will comprise the leading Isar lords, sad
other Witt legal functionaries.

On Friday night Lord Crtnworth brought into
UN HOMO of Lords WI to eased the law misting to en-
dorsed seitseis sod it is does for 'stead reading this
sayskag. It is the lams the order re the nosomittei
of shish was dischaged the Rowe of Commons the sight
, Whew

Lord Palmerston will this evening move that the
mien of the day be porpoised till after Lori Eloise's aerials
et mottos relating to this slake of Italy. Mr Kinglike will
now the previous question se sa aniesdnwint to Lord Bloho's
sour.

Min Louise Keeley took a farewell benefit at the
Qeasa's Thaws, lidleitersb, et Friday mein bat. no
lime was crowded. mei the Prieto at Waite wet prank
Mr. and Mts. Cheeks Yawn are playing with
pew mem at the Matra Boyd, Limp&