The Express.
London, England, 1859-05-26 00:00:00

Secret uy Sopron Estcoart has !eft London for Bt.
Looriarda-on-Sta.

Her Royal Hightails, the Dualism of Kest has
beas iadlagesad daft( tbe last by days, at Clarence-boom,
St. Jansa'a. Her Royal Meters was protiatutted mach
bettsr last irraalag.
The Dean of Worcester sad Mrs. Peel hare
artivad at 71111711601'd Hotel, Belgravia, for tba mem

The Right Hon. Sit:Williamand Lady Hay*:
have arrived at Omit riddance in 11)de-part-terrace, trot•
Booth-Inn Park, Berkshire.

Viscountess Contbermere had an amenably list
sight, at her ladyship's mansion in Balgrave-square. Hie
Royal Highness the Duke d'Aumale honoured the WA
.viesuater with his compaay. Ths Prince Maoism
!ashamed (sou of Tippeo Sultan) and hie son, Prince Froze
Shale, mu amen the early arrivals, and their Serena
Highurse the Prince and Princess Edward of Saes-
Wanner were also pert.
There was an investiture of the most honourable
order of St, Patrick on Tuesday, in Dublin Caede, **Lord
Liestawast residing r read mama. The Mimi of
Dowashire (Sir Arthur Wills Blundell Saadys Teumbaß
Windsor Hill), the saw Welt. or dully installed with the
usual pomp sad cwirmony.

,S'IIICJI Opus. V. I. PDX, M.P., AT OLDHAM.

Leal evening, a public dinner was given at Old-
ham, in honour of Mr. W. J. Poo, M.P., and Mr. I. T.
Hibbert, the unsurressfal easdidete at the roma election.
In replying to the toast of hie health, Mr. Fox vindicated
the memory of the Anti Cora-law Lessee, me dling the page
of our annals which roe add its career, as the which should
never be studied without a feeling of gratitude on the part of
those who now enjoyed the blessings which it woe. The
urn who had olitsintd free tread for the people were
now airogglbuy to free the people, and ha honoured
them for it. Ho alluded, In terms of wrong praise, to the pro-
gramme of the Lancashire Rrformers' Union, va., a 101.
freachae in counties, a rating franchise in boroughs, the
ballet, a more (request reference to the people by 'Melissa,
and the distribution of rata with refuter* to population.
Leaving the subject of the rocdict of parties at boon
to discuss the *millet of nations abroad, he said
what he feared moot was that we should he drawn into
the war, and take the wrong side. The hoe. member
easdposa, .. I sat for Italy, for the Italians—(.dorm
sad Ido not object to their calling in Frisch aid. We
hate tamed the cold shoulder to them. They would have
been glad of English aid. Not haring that, keeping, se
I begs we shall. a strict neutrality, I see no objective to
task availing themselves of Freack aid ; std I treat
Miry will do it with eddy to the *ad of the struggle.
Why, we &tenths= owe our gl,,rines cotet,tutioo to a
Duationie ' Why should nut the Italians owe independence
te • Fteirliman ? But the symp•onet are very strung Met
Men ere German tenciencise, which art seurly sysosymess
with Anemia oft( at work is high phew. We no,,
tom that our elope have bees Instructed sot to solute the flag
of Tuscany—the peoples esg—while the exiled Duke of
Tammy his his representative at our court. TM medal
tea of our imamate—et the Tides eeptrially—la reeking
el this wetter. is sulkiest to put us as the alert ; and we
Mee statures, eves of a liberal deszriptime who speak
wish remessos of the trestles of MI6 as II they were a
scat of pointed Bible tar Europe. The trestles of Isl 6;
whet are they ? • pock of perchments which a set of
Nth, met together without any dc'egation from any nation
wheessaver, employed themselves in framing, laying
oat countries here and canaries there, with all their in-
habitaata, se if they had been so tray dock' of sheep or
bales of caws, and they call that the girt settlement
it Ea ,me : Who has r,eptctel that settlement? Nobody
that could help it. Belgium did act, ea *an a Belgian
raid mem its independence as a mote. Austria ham sot re.
=the.: Austria has concluded a series of treaties with
ima mate., bathos down Naples sad Modena, and
TUNIS jr,
_and Perms—and would, if it could, have Woad •
deem Pledinonf to cary its own dictator, sad govern with
the roe tyreenical and barbarian authority aa it does Its
own subjects. All this requires watchfulness. It hres
Wyoke of the people to bay the soma:mat eft*, M
mous that the amorality I. a real noutreaty, mid sot •
=Ash way of hatpin the despotisms of Europe. Let ne
look dose to that. Lot usoretch every Mop—et rather.
I say, I:t us discord the mew who, so for es It pea,
teed to actual sad absolute see'rolity by tide widest
Gee towards Austria despotism. (Loud applause)
Asti so, I say.da am he Mewled by the notion or=2
. Ilammios of too ,wintry. Why, it Is a very
Miss that whos Napuisou !IL lud nothisi span his hands,
when he wt. paltering his Best, when he was aggreedialsg
Cherbourp. wit a he tea multiplying hie armies, out 'overt..
' meet. *levy. told 211 to keep quiet, he thong our dear aad
Walla ally—a we. simpl-leitided and peaceful, and the
mat honest if wee. Well, we were quiet: and now, whoa
' he los got We loads full. when be has a mighty army le
i oppose him, when there are scores and hasdrede of 111011
tended ems aided him in this field, sad he isle the deadly
' einsggis sow we take the alarm, cow we are afraid of so
ammo% sad set oureelvm with all our might to sees the
*Amory m Drier to repel it. Why, this country never was
is on little darer of attack se it now is—(cheer.)—now that
' Pear is so folly «espied. Ido sot seek to dissuade you, 111
i yes have this sad ameey, from being members of rifle oeepe.
, I have as ersetiota whatesiir to cll.. Corp. in theosophy'.
My objection a that tusifertas an l accoutrement* are so
I aspeastve, that they are . aglow' to aCI imputatively select
r ekes, sad oleo that the . !tear ng to in the heads of the ,
reameas of lanintaill, iaat.arl of oM^efi Wag chosen, al 1
' msnerber in the old days of 140.2 they were. by the aulaatllaal
I !MINIUM. W.ll, labledd wish le see all this altered and
..mid, mil this be ell of yrs, if you like, lassetese of
cape, bot let who
that provost your icing members of
" reheat itatorte." (oad doom)