The Express.
London, England, 1859-04-21 00:00:00

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RONDOS, THURSDAY, APRIL 21.

Ws ere ezemilmyfy sorry to bear Um! Lea
STAMM bffis bore overtaken by Übe" aid woo
roterday confined to kw bedroom. Ws Mist de

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le-morrow we stall be able to report his poroloi!

atavalsaerat• i bat time ie coo;os be epprolcad
that the political esnagareees lo the mete hal

may be ;mime ami ILeing. Prof&deg by Wm
temporary imapeoity. a member of meadomes base
takes the liberty of patties bia isedebip is samba.
ties fee the City ef Lestios, ia thei eerie of Mr. 0. 7.
Tocau, sae of all prime memo I. the keine,

• whinier be easesirts or M. The Patinae or

irrot.osals of this rossistioi was stated by the some
maker to this .M4—that by sosiaatiag the
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;obi,. laid wielded ►i. 'Wont tie Cu..-

eerratlrte would sewn s resew triumph if
they were sorewielsi ; while it they toiled
thew proceedings could redo* so diewedit es the
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Gossraisorat. ihe wbols affair, therefore, is an ad.
vesture—an experiment at Lord STARLET% risk.
It is doubtlaaa true—although it was hardly good,
toot. to tell Load STAN LIT so la the first resolution
adopted yesterday—that ha election by tho City of
Leedom would coasr honoar oa him. Bat before
exposiog an amiab • young nobleman to the chances
of a defeat in the most conspicuous of our election
struggles, it would hae• been decent to wait for his
reply to their requisition. Mr. THOldits BARING,
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who, like the Goble lord, had been aaked to lead kis
name to the adventurer*, declined to leave Hunting-
don even for the chance of representing "ao sumer.
'• owl and influential a constituency aa the City Of
London." Warier than his colleague he neat his
determination in black and white, and took can that
it should arrive in time.
Under ordinary circumstances few people valid

inclined to dispute the proposition laid down L the
fint resolution passed declaring that Lcid STAXIIII.B
chancel., .Aility, and opinions fit his to ropremott

the City of Loudon. But we have not hand it
alleged that the City is at present insdnquately
represented, or that there is anything in Lord
8r QUAY to constitute him a better reprossittatine

than either of the four sitting members. Certainly
his lordship has very little time to 'pare from the
affairs of India to maim deputations and write
letters on the *petal iatersets of the City. In this
respect the least distinguished of the Liberal candi-
dates promises to be a better member for that
constituency than he could become. Whatever
light Lord STANLEY would throw on leading
questions of policy I. Parliament, he can afford
just as well while sitting for Lynn as if he were
sitting foe London. But we need not pursue the
abstractions of the resolutioniits : the nomina-
tion of Lord STANLEY on this occasion is intended
simply am an act of support to the present
Government. It is in the secood resolution that we
mast week its significance. The City Conservative*
have adopted is its groomer the miesastitutional
application of those words in the Quatle's Speech
which we pointed out yesterday as disloyal, and
Which were put into her MAJESTY'S mouth for
electioneering purposes. Surely this is the greatest
homage which has yet been paid to Mr. DISRAELI'S
genius, when a romantic paragraph in his Bucks
address has within a few days been adopted into
a Royal Speech, and has thence passed into the reso-
lutions of a body of grave London merchants and
bankers." The appeal of her MAJESTT to the people
"in the recent speech proroguing Parliament"—
such is the setting of Mr. DisakELt's sentiment in
this, the latest edition—" imposes it as • duty on
every patriotic subject to assist her NI tie,TT to the
utmost of his power in conducting the government
" of the country at the present crisis of public affairs,
" by strengthening the handset thossmentive Govern-
ment." The respectable gentleman who commuted
to endorse this sentence yesterday know very well
that her NIAJEATT has tot asked, and could not ask
the people to strengthen the hands of any particular
Administration. The QUEEN has referred the compo-
sition of the Homo of Commons, and with it the
questions before that assembly, to the country with-
out prejudice. No amount of indulgent compliant*
on the part of the SOYEKLIC,N can make this in-
trusion of her NIAJL,,TY'S name into electoral affairs
anything but an act of high presumption on the
part of Ministers, an act of which the next House of
Cosmos. may have to take notice.
As if ashamed of their Conservatism, some of the
speakers at the meeting yesterday tried to set up
Lord STAN try am a Liberal candidate. A year ago
his Lordship might have been accepted in that cha-
racter ; bet by this time we know the measure of his
liberality. We found it with regret and dis-
appointment io the pretended Reform Bill, of which
he wee the ablest and probably the most sincere sup-
porter. We found it in that calculated and elaborate
appeal which on the 21st of March last he mada to
the supposed selfishness of the middle classes, leaking
tlie.r representatives to combine sgainst a fair
extension of the suffrage. We are accustomed to see
the younger members of our aristocracy liberal it their
opinions in that period of life when 'morel gene-
rosity hem not been chilled by the know of expe-
rience. Tim Earl of DEIST was a Liberal in his
youth, and sacrificed some filial feeling to his politi-
cal faith. His son, Lord STANLEY, on the ether
hand, his had the credit of sacrificing kb
earlier liberal political principles for the ash, at
his sire, and already in early middle life has war-
taken his father's ormenvatisen. After the g
stand he has made against any real extension of the
%Ohne to the artisan elms we mama disputa his
title to represent a thoroughly Consorestim ems&
truncy ; bat tits City of London, antis= sad pen-
dent se it is, will Lordly now pat es that character.
The wealthiest asd most intelligent stmetitneney la
the land will not declare for the principle of oleos
peoseription which Lord Sriyt. LT has unfortunately
undertaken to represent. It will rebuke those who
would abase the opulence and influence acquired is

osmium to thwart the enfranchisement of hems&
isdastry. Discarding vain verbal datiaetkas, k will
sarely mom itself really Conservative by shim to
settle sow, in a time of domestic ttanquillity, and
by moderate amesesions, the great question of the
day, whisk menial and commercial distress might
seddealy adage to fearful dimensions and buten
to tragic amis. If so, it will return four Liberal
repiesetatime, sad lame Lord STANLEY to the
hind appeesitisa et the 'baton d Lynn.

Woe Cwt.

WINDSOR, Arum 20.

The Chevalier MSWit* d'Azeglio arrived it the
flee polloiioy shonossa, sad bad so audience of her
dajoty, to oil& be w fatroduced by the Earl of Maher-
bary, but Mejettfe prtaciptl Secretary of State for Foreign
Liam 'rho aloe arrived la the Ilftifllooll.. . .

The Rigel Mama party la the eroding intladed the
Primate Ahem, lady Huy Hood, Colotal P. H. 9eysear,
Maier Elphastese, R. 1., end the visitors staying et the

Tie Qom, aoacetpealed by Princess Lbws, walked is the
11011 MB Park this wombs, tad ',Vital the Dachau d Kest
N Yragisere.

The Prime Cesare rode oat on bombe', attended by
Captain De M._
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Chevalier Marline tr Amalie sad the Teel of lialemehery
It H• C•eds la the teas•oo•.
The Dela of Sean Cohen le eageresd to mire ei the
•elte Me amain teem t►e Ceatl•ist.
The Dub. ol Cambridge sad Pri•cw Mary will ciao arrive
a • obit.

TY Deists of Challis Is preventsd by Whiplike
friss *Sew Illessty. . . _

The AraiAim d C.iMitlety bid arrived at Cy Cutts.
Tito Dubow d likaassisr, EllS0,1•1•11kW (New
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Ifofasooosspo), M as Lel of Derby ant also exposbid.
Us Bad of Ilia) Musa to Lad= yooratiloy
bee Maim Culls.

• Cabbed CAPORAIii INN held yesterday at the offi-
eisl reshilase of the Chancellor of the Exchequer, in
Desrainspetreet. The Ministers preerat were :—The
Earl of Derby, the Right Hoe. B. Disraeli, the
Marquis of Salisbury, the Earl of Hardwick*, Mr.
Secretary Estwurt, the Earl al Mahasebary, Gene-
ral Peel, Sir John Patine." and Lord John
Idamemea. His Excellency the Lord Lieutenant of
Irelasi wee present at the weeder; of the Connell.

CONVIIIIMATION OF TUE PRIM= ALICL—Tzts
Dar.—This rerolos the Archbishop et Cater.., he Lea-
rn sod prorrehil to Writer kr Ur purpose et mamba
• arrosey el asserolles is the perm fiber royal Wei
or
the Primo A** The .unsay wee appertel to
tate piece Is 51. Cieseusfe Chapel, the siolthhhey berg sr
aimed by the Diettop et Oder&

DEATH or /1111 BISHOP OF BANOOR.—We regret
le auseemee Iv deed, es Teed., eat, d tho We Rev.
Cluidaplass Beell, D.D., Bishop at Beegor.

Her Majesty has purchased the picture painted by
Mr. Mood D. Warns. ala o the preeideat of the sew
lIWel of PeWere is Water Colours, " Robia Rood la
Ilbsrseee Toraet.••

Hie Mejeety the Emperor of the French km
premated Mr. Henry Bradbury .I.b • inagaidoent geld
eauf-bot, earsottatod by the Imperial crows •ad cypher in
brilliant*.

Th• raigning Duke and Dachas of Sawa Coburg
arrived at Dm yesterday Ames by this Eageses mail
rebel, Osplain lideattheirs, es reads kw Window, Is be pre-
ss el at die imeraiatloa of the Primes Mir. The Doke and
Dash= vas reesiviad by CAM &war, &parry to the
flisimi C. $; Wetwr-Oseewsi Creefard, the Commandant
of the Orrhon; Ceemeder ?most, sad the other local
"athematic together with a guard of ham from the 60th
Royal Kiln. On their Royal Rightism !Ming, s royal
"elate was discharge 1 from the new battery at the Western
Blights. The illuittioas visit ms left lad main by the
7.10 toads of the Saab Eastern Railway.

. .-
0a Sunday last a dinner took play at the Pelee,
of Prhsea Albert (I Prussia, at Berlin, at aritich were pre-
sent the Pasco Regent, the Archduke Albert, the Grand
Duke d'Oldmsbourg, the Pi ism .ad Prima's' Freiniok
William, the Primo" and Prince's Charlie, die Prince and
Princess Frederick Charts., the Prince and Primmer Freda.
rick of Helen Priaese Alex ,ndar George mad Adalbert,
Prince Auguste of Wertemberg, Prince William of Baden,
Prince of Robassolleru, and many other distinguished per •
maps. In the evening their royal highnesses were present
et the Open, and after the perfoentanm nipped at Prince
Imiseirk William's pekes.

The Marquis and Marchioness of Clanricarde left
taws yeitterdey =credos fur Fatuous Castle, county Gal-
way, foe the Rotor holidays.
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The Marquis and Marchioness of Downshire have
tows for Brigbtoa.

Lord and Lady Overstoce have left town for
their seat, °motor Park, Northeloptee.

Mr. iUtd Lady Margaret Ito;uatirat will shortly
have Beigh'as lac lb* mat, Bjwell Hall, Horthambetlaad.

Major-Genatal Sir James Chatterton , Bart., sod
Lady Citauertos bare arrived at the Waterloo Hotel, Jtr-
mrt-etree., from Irelaad.

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The Bishop of London will not be able to receive
the clergy. as nasal, at London Howe, Bt. Jatasa'a-aquart,
OM Toastlay next, being Ewa*, Tunalty , nor on the follow-
Yg

The chairmen of oconmatees have obtained the
seaction of both houses of parliament to the arreagemente
which were tendered searesery by the suddes sweetie° of
badness, and it may be hoped that the additional formel.tiert
will level's little delay, and smrcely any expense. All
bills, public sad privet•, ere secesserlly brought t) en
end with the tenalnetion of the parliament before
which they were pendia' ; but standing orders have
be potted for the perpoee of restoring private balm
os proof of their met identity with the petition la which
they stood when their progrva was interrupted. The
petition for the bill, the 11,st and second reeding, the com-
mittal, and the report, will all be sd 'sited without opposition,
mall the stage which had beta reached before the dies du•ioa

I. owe zeorestta sad. In the Howe of Lettl., wiles a coo-

skies has broken aln the midst of Its lsburs, the mos
monsters may be seedy reassembled. Im the Common it
•ill b., is gamy tablature., possible to ware the services of
the former chairman. The ens ',same to these °esteemed

will thus be redueel to die smallest astowit which is cui-
sine/zit with the forme of parliewbect.

The Empress Eugenie was present at the lut con-
cert a the CAservatoirt. The finals of ills third act of

Reim awl the io fantastics of the Stsial of Rossini were so
mill wasentol as to draw forth suthasitatie applause. Tb
OtelfeHrt was prestut, sad sessuad highly rattllad at ths
solhoetom.

The Count and Countess de Moray have gone to
pre IM itestee boridays at flask estate is Anywise.

'fb• I/wheeler Brabant is again in an interesting
eibeation, arid the Cardinal Srchbiehop of Malian boa
ordered prayers to be offered up for Ow We delivery.
A Vies= letter warm that the feet of Count
Wlhrosli bolsi 'hod on half-pay, which aired •
pea semeaties. bed sothiag whatever to do with politico,
but OM, es be wee about to marry the daughter of a country
geetlerms, be woo &axiom to retire taro privets life.
Intelligesee from Alexandria to the sth Mates
that the Viceroy lard arrived that day from hie desert palm.
of MAJ, and takes up hie reekleace on board the Feld Oo-
hed swam frigate, which hod jaet sMornod hoot Eaglesd
hay repaired. Hie hlginteas intooded to mond put of ha
aboossa ea board. Captain Kellock, of the P. sod 0.
Cowpony, who took the veered out of Alszasdria, woe pe-
sembel by the Vises* with a raagaiticest dismal esoff-boa,
ithhls had ewe bolosawd to Mehemet Ali.
MS Malta Times of the 12th says:—" Mr.
&AWN We worthy and touch mewled agent of lb.
Peekseshe and Oiriestol Company is Malta, Two:sod is the
Behr, desereMp, frees Atelandria, where be has bees
awed he sous time pea, in onajusctisa whit Mr.
AlliWer" on of the directors of the ecosposy, easherieg
wlth W Viesety, with reference to lb. contemplated hotter
dectios of • sew sad bb r.l tariff of hough charges. Mr.
IfinwA, the Was engineer end amthitect, wikr sad son,
sad Imdy nob and vs, strived by dm same vasol. The
Was het 4 fiffsesdhe sod lioutbompue a Ire bears after,
lambi se boo* smoopt other possoorso. tits Bishop of
Oftwallar, who sassotir hums us sheet this hos to swill
mosse belie