The Express.
London, England, 1859-09-19 00:00:00

THE EXPRESS, MONDAY E

listaktban so far as to ir.sist on

hen repeating or sanctioning the.

Maui - and blunders of

Balance of Power which • we ' help&• to
adjust, and to which u to ea idol we
shoed op bleeding eacrifloes, has failed in Its
peeteaded intarnadonal functions d pease, order,
and security. *aerie is no loafer a hurler against
France in Italy, nor is the temporal authority of the
Porn unestial to the peace and independence of the
Peninsula. Other times, other conditions. Count
Button° will hardly persuade a liberal Minister of
England to mirepreeent the authority of his country
by arguments borrowed from Irish rebels and Indian
&Mg.

Lord elyderetins from the cosummed el the ladles
army at the close of this year. He will be saceseded
by General Bir Hugh H. Rom, who neatly acquired
distinction in suppressing the rebellion in aratrul
India.

flu Court.

BAILIZOIAL, Om. IL

llt liejetty, etoompanied by tbe Ptben of Wake
see the Prima= Mk* sod Hi.. eel slimaisd by lady
Mania ed tbe Ifia. R. Ikea, dim yobvisy Is Abair,
gartab. dna nil. N Liver. . _

-TV &we Omni niarasi &fa Marisa at 7 o'clock
yaultadir maig.

- The litho*, &aka rode oat.
The Prime Arthur drove to the Liu of Dee, attended by
Mawr Ilphiestreeond Captain they.

tor Miegity's Mar IMay b Maud ttr Palma of Warg.
the Pram* Lb" lag Cart dr Ftemagm dr hit at
Lab, ad dr Lebo sed tradresa he Wakdag.
TM Came do Fleabag mat am d..-sialkleg.
rim. 17.

Idr fislasty, someapaild by die More Ai;*, 1100
Pylon of Wake, end the Comb de !baker, mid etteMed
by lady Motel" drew eat yeel■day.
TM Prime Cemott mot oat demotellthey.
TM royal Name pity Wadded tie Prisms Mee, the
Primo of Wake, the Omat de Plastres, grad the Irr
Gestlomea la Wen.
TM Hart of Lea left the Calle pelmity, M MINA •
Cabbie. Cottadl is Imam.

A Cabinet Council was held on Saturday after-
noon at the official residence of the First Lord of
the Tammy, in Downing-street. The ministers
present were Viscount Palmerstoo, Sir G. Come-
wall Lewis, the Duke of Newcastle, the Right
Hon. Sidney Herbert, Sir Charles Wood, the Chan-
cellor of the Exchequer, the Deka of Somerset, Sir
George Grey, the Earl of Elgin, the Right Hon. T.
Kilmer Gibson, and the Right Ham E. Cardwell.

Sir Jamas Duke, M.P., had ma Menials wish the Meld
Rom T. Milner Olbsoa oa Saturday at the ass d thms
Board of Truk.

Sir G. C. Lewis seelved is Lieges ea Bewley waft
from Hareem Own. Heederdehaa

The Dab of Ifesmastis eland is Ism csa
from bit _I. Wachs" Ni,,sa Nslllssksmsbiss.

The last of Zlgis r-zrived ti:Losik; Ilakrisy from
&Omni _

Sr Chancellor of gm I=or onfrod Ea lows on
Veda, slant from Howard=
TV Stitt Has. Boom Emboli snivel in London as
lriday

321.18il 4,8807422921 411 r
7. 41111 D

The &OWES NS ilk
Taps
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neg. •
111D1 AN; 00101111 M ON
Mr. J. T. XACIMII reed error m urger. The
I pre gave Mew et Os ewe% sal et beaks sad
simeimiles titrN ty4,._yensmile It* nowise
Idoliser Dom Della emsmitallj gee
team
him UNA he 10:10,teat eaum4widle Ifee
[Taw w-n, the ammat wee g11,g10,7641.
et maeltrahmaselasived
airman, award
j,17111.12'y ths iset7daTile total balikaalliajails
Ws laths kr the tweetram men wee 110,Die,4231. The
awoke of messis sallesed cars Leas from &Mgt pods
la lade wee 4,x01 ; hers, 1,616,66111. The
item et meniteadibe Imported kW Lea,
et masa, Milet,
_meat .o. kW
lir
0i1ed400,401. et which were semplial by
the libericas. The arra NM to Wm Imre-
Mace of the *Masks of thin gnat emir to sissy ohm M
kea, sad the ceder mime by whisk Me rest dime is to
be swabs/ Is, is this me brad, by feeressiag the produolag
power et leas, sod by merry bee la ammo *Wargo,
gesary et bar saw ; tad sa the other, by oar
meaubotarees Whale Mem they de st roma the
I babas et the peogiey the ammihsturs of smiths bat
Wad to air mai wools, area ml trsairs. The total
mime et merthemile imported area &Sib Les to 1568
we 27,4111,N61., at vilditir,ati. MS splint. seas of
ke white is Wired
this, the mynas eii aseselel.l.l4otil.,
mere this KNO,IIMPL same a the Milted Simla
The her r ibmi of ladies amine, aher oeMm
is :Nish to —emead so 4,304718L0t
whisk eras te the vow 'Madam sad this is
ober Miew the mks et the 1111MIASIONI MM
we eve le bra. lie paired to the impsrlease dist
=deed &said be mode lo remote the sememptioa
ream% sail Marshy le stiaralete lee proiaelive
pewee. Ths wherepless dieslar la India maims be
dirge& The mesas et amsret eM irrigation were also
wawa se reedy assist sad reser forma& It Amid
M ele vadersesed, lowever, that for the reel sztuadea et
the mememoild latorcourso with India, it is no pert
W et guismamost to aid, either directly or ladirmtly, by
eeain gnats, gas et had, or isereatess istonst, say
Ad
masitildeg WI the ereatry.
The CELUMAX Id* mired to the vitae ettlie.Leger.
Dr. Pow= Wearer said teat patios d _
ms
=ash* aerate et has were le be seat to mikes
et ammerse thr the kingdom, so that
Mir lesessai be salaoughoutd is article meatifeetured sad
seater le

Mr. Astrironvi, Wlrasksasz, theirvad that the late
mutiny ha bees the mons at spuds, up the canary to
Weds He aduseled the gesthig on- of India to
lo become swum a toshe WWl' ; den thYttrove•
mud se the wise% dre.
Dr. Bran raerfifthat Improved samonmodation in the
amity, rovel lend Mamas, Improved litigation, and
ea
helmeted boa dog system, ths intreinction of a gold
the aunties of Ansholds ts natives, were what was
by
: Whs
Catarouzzo meithethid tint the mourament of India
was net sea. He &Andel tie opium growth.
Mr. gnu" M.P. fat hlssrhastar, agreed that a mein
, to Wits wee the (motion of government.
reuta Wenn
ratur ken coaqueces then beasieton to India.
He rained to the fact In War of railways in India, which
he hail en high authorit), that whit good railways India
mad be as vlt petsated by 100,000 soldiars u by 300,000
without nilways. He alsoreierred to the meat dethablentes
of drusinging the elan Weds of India ; bet let India grow
We width shewurist othithis of producing.
Mr. FAILLIT Lana thorned. with regard to lead
Inures ha la.* trot Mr. Ashworth was mistaken as to
lootemens bathe I ; tor se ordinance had misitmes,
tai we to mos =Ma to tome, for Europeans u well as
raves ten hold land by tholes poundal of the MI,
and therein. ter whets they de so. The oondition of the
lead name has helm • grimace loos felt ; and he we
quits save that the value of this ooscretton could sat
be ensgpested. Many had goss to Calibuits, Truer
Aims, sad Amtrak, in sserchof what was caned gold. Bow
this sinetiatioa would do s great weal if It directed attar
tin M the hot that lath pommies more gold than say oat
at *see consdrirs—in her toll and material sitbstances them
me mime of metric if only they were developed by MLA
interprien (Applause.) If the advantages of India in this
newt were known, he botleud the attractions of Califon*
In., woad sprier loalmaidamt We might go onto Maw-
nay is palliatives for India ; but Ist as Intranet
our labour kidskin into that 'country. The fundation of
all ingeounrat in India was to mite the social condition of
the pee*. It is in vain to send massed stare to India tilt
yea trio the pee* to the us if them, though It is quits
true that a great portion of the people have not now what
they rageire.

♦ paied wasellog wd held in the evenieg at sight o'clock
ha the Mania Hall, which waa numerously attended.
flk itonnatca Moncntson delimited a dieconne on
"Tka °wisp d the Highlands," eaplanatory of hie moat
Invanityliane.

Oa Think), 'wilts • tell dress oansemedeas was held ,1
Is the aka* Au DiiYp, which Win needed with •
taint semelige tee weeds el tee hosts. Mew the
mei et el• bell Imo tom miesepsil es leeks • Yew seseetert
at itheempte. •Issetempse. Ittb, white sweet! the sties-
Ws at Adios. The Midas team testopied by the
Avehaelestael nel rltelleverhit 'ablations wastage thrown
epee, eel al ewe metmild. The Sae sew ems is the hall
••• seed Ile the 11461 lime la phi* Mr. Bart proebling it
the ierteemat, /s/ember I. steeliest evila selection
cipher ttim llastrt, Bataeoves, Rayda, during the

MASH OP 7211 I.IOIIT HOF. 611 JAMB

STSPEIN,

We mach regret to learn et the death, on Wed-
nesday la* r fllebienne, is hie 71st year, of the Right Boa.
ti r hoes Iblegime, LAB., poolsooor of modern Watery al
t Unhinge, of Nab**, end formerly Vader-Sdentary
of Bents Orr the Colmidee.

The ieseseed primer woe the los of James Stephen,
Bee., lisdad Cennem7 (well dews Ike his writings and
swede= between VHS and UM en the subject of colonial
elinery), mid wee been sheet the year 1790. "He wee
sioneled," mays a blegrephleal sketch in the Ay-
tied " el Triaity. Hall, ; Cambridge, where
be pedinted B.A. is 1812. Ravin chosen the legal
pelbeelea, he yes celled to the bet at Lincoln's-inn. Re
hod ImatUy began peonies u a Clanoery banister, when in
1812 • 1818, be boos= connected dicta' Ily with the public
anise es owned id the Colonial deperusont. For eleven
yens be woe at once ceased for this department sad •
Obasetry barrister in extensive practice. He then reified
free the been, and beams at the same tints both conned to
the Weald Depernmat end conned to the Board of Trade.
He Yid tinge dims jointly for ten jean; after which,
Baden the whig goverment which enoceeded the reform
HU, baba the Board of Trade and Demme essistantsunders
seetelery it, the Colonies. From the as daunt-ander-
esersaryeldp he wee subsequently promoted to the permanent
anderseesestaipahlp spending fourteen years in the two
Oboes Inseam. He see tins menvoted with the civil mentos
thirty-eve roes is ea, dub( the whole of which time hie
relations wen mainly with the Colonial department. His
lespremicem el the Mate doe, government offices, and of the

in putkelar, Thrived from thin long *spa-

rime. wars pabllsied, with other opinions on the same sub-
ject, to a ihreebook in ISO, when the question of the re-
orivaiestica of this civil senior, by the adoption of the
melon slappeintomata, by competitive exeminatiUn lusted
of by paftenage, wee Gest agitated. The opinion there ex-
pressed on the candid= of the public service, as regards the
intalladval capacity and culture of the majority of those
o A:uprising 11, is by no SIMI favourable, but thewriter spathe
of splendid exceptions. Of thou moldiest, the writer him-
self wen certainly one. While in the Colonist-deo* le wen
one of the ablest and most @Meted public servants the state
poramed , and his find rseinment from the colonial under-
worelanship In 1847 was • great loss to that department.
Ho then received the honour of knighthood. It ins not
only, however, as a public °Skid that he had up to that time
distinguished himself. A man of general thought and cul-
lers, he had all along employed his leisure in stadia ranging
beyond the topic* that intsruted him se an official ; and he
had Wisely ooatributad extensively to the Edin-
burgh Riving on subjects relating to the hiatory
of tins dwelt and the development of religious opinions. A
collodion of thaw udder, already widely known and appee-
debt in Ole* seallwed shape, ergo published in two volume
ttillllll, mike So title of . Essays in Rocleetutind Bio-
iprilip: In 01m now year Sir James Stephen wee sp.
plaid be owereat Wilma Smyth, M.A., u Regius Pro-
them ell Ibis Itiseary la the University of Cambridge,
wbdlAtatllam be dal holds. In 1861 he published two
velum% s Lectures an the History of France.' This work
low to *dint edition, and there have been several tditins
eine goollowww. The tom together hare given the author
• KO ad raft Om Is ewe rave contemporary
MR Arils saw things which Sir hind his
wee sas at two belturee &livered to popular load-
P▪
AM Odd di fl I ionee's eon, who has followed the
▪ peolhodo.lB Niigata knows by vario,,!: writings. Hie
bewbar, Sir Garage derplein, ii ellio known is dm author of
Adventures of I alestismik in Hoesch of a Home, Ad-
venture, of in Along,' Tbe laryaiaa's Guido,' The li
Clavk,' and The Geoenwee,' be C. might', meths of
&date to Trek; id s need euditled, The Jewilt at Cam-
bridge and of a pamphlet on The Riga Trade mod the
American Mark do,' ea cenucted with the aim trade, a
subject he which he hem dime Wen week Moist:

SEPTEMBER

Liallger4NTELLlGyipit,,.•l
nuOtALcurre aumV.

CDT RID OH AND INDIA IDLIIMIIr'
We have been favoured with the fol Wing tint
grant : .4

H. °mos" TO c. L. rum, 114., LONDON'.

ALEXANDRIA, ear. 11,
The Candis, with Calcutta dates to August ,
arrived at Aden today.
A bill had been introduced Into the Legislative
Council to tax, all professions sad trades in India;
anisette& of lead to he 'exempt.
The Bpseisl Disarming Act passed daring the
mutiny is to boom permanent.
The House of Delhi had been deprived of all
titular distinetiomi and privileges for ever.
The French Admiral eornmanding in Cochin
China has concluded a treaty with Annaneee, and
will probably start with his fleet to China.
The bark Neptune hu been lost off Akyab.
Five-and-a-Half per Cent Loans, 61 to be dis-
count.

Exchange, London, six months, for tirat-chan
paper, 2.. id,

BOMBAY MAILS.

The Nepaul, with the mails from Bombay, arrived
at Marseilles at six o'clock this morning. Moils
left for London at ten. Letters will be delivered on
Wednesday morning.
The Orissa, with the heavy portion of the mail,
left Malta for Southampton, on the evening of the
14th inst.

The Ottawa, with the Bombay mail, arrived at
Seer, on the 10th instant.
The Simla, from Sues, with outward Calcutta
and China mail., left Aden on the 11th inst.
The Cando, with the sect homeward Calcutta
and China mail., reached Aden on the 11th inst.
and was to leave for Sues next day.
The Valetta, with the outward Calcutta and
China mail., left Malts for Alexandria, on the 14th
instant, at midnight.
The Alhambra left Malta at the same time for
Corfu.