The Express.
London, England, 1860-10-27 00:00:00

LONDON, SATURDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 27. 1860.

ST. JAMES'S THEATRE, Kii,freet, st.
Jumws —Sole Lessee and !larger, Mr. WIGAN.
TM pleb& is respectfully 'steamed that this Theatre will be
OPINED on HONDA Y next, October 29, ander the
of Yr. ALFRED WIGAN. Theoatalameat will =nr•l it
ki
pew and 'Withal Comedy, In two seta, by Tom Taylor, Ibia.
which Mr. Ind Kra Alfred Wigan wilt appear , sad, the ewe due
for twelve years, a Comic Fah/ Talc, by J. R. Mancha DM,
called THE KING OF THE ?WOMB. Rcenary, drums. lad
dement ions entirely two Importing alterstione hare bees made
with view to the comfort et the exiditate in an ports of the
!Mwhich hes been theameht=ed sad ventilated.—
OCK Adis' Measiglat

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Trance and Paris, Fort), Thirty. and Twenty Years Ago. sr
• Man on the Shady vide of Nifty —bevuull Paper.
Marie Antoinette's /farewell to her non

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Ida Conway. —A Tale. By J. M. C. Chapter V.
Political Economy la the Clouds.
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Chroalek of Carnet History.
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LORD PALMERSTON AT LEEDS.

LEEDS, FRIDAY.
This morning Lord Palmerston Will prevented with an
sacker by the corporation of Leeds m the Victoria•liall.
Nearly 2,000 weds al invitation had hesu imbed, and the
scats, whisk wtnaisi over Dearly the whole of the body of
the beftcased tmerved exclusively for ladies, the other
as Me the stead* ram et the sides sod eod
d theb?, mediaes wee nearly as numerous as at the
made has tad quite as enthusiastic in their welcome
ef the

-11wiellhea:bek. extremely fine an immense crowd had
et=Mee square outside to witness the arrival of the
and the Leeds volunteers were paraded at the
entwase es e wad of honour to give him • military re,
litrsd•purt twelve o'clock the mayor, aldermen, and
trim aseandlors, iatheir official robes, and accompanied by
Sharrsoretelat IlaearLip" tot the
a halics. in e
• Mae Noble teed walked by the side canto: mayor
the,
id* reeeplead the whole compaay rose sna.
chesead eethadeatioally.
Thpaseket the large and powerful man was fully
tend Itfni, end at intervals before the eariv4 of the mini-
tied
Ontan there were, besides Lord Palmerston
and the• members of the eorporation Sir Peter
Verbal* Oran. M.P., Mr. W. Bicluett, Earl
Filmeglnatltmie
itight W. Cowper, M.P., Sir Joho
Hart, Mr. Akroyd, M.P., Mr. E.
Vat^ Mc 'treed, en.M.P. for Poeherract,
_ _

Nr. J. & men* elected town clerk of Linda,
raced .•I•lll,lLlNVlrorarTi'motna"ben t Palmerston, 3LP.,
Mk, Led el ler Nafesty's Treasury.
" We, the mare, sidonnes, and burgesses of the
borough of in the (runty of York, gladly embrace
the which your lordship's riot to the town
Mimi srisg for ourselves and the peat coastitm
ogry we ripen mt a iite of respectful vertu& for
your Mile mid astanguieW public services, now extending
esiurhore than half a costnry.
_ _to thiuktilly mimewiedge, as characteristic of your
lasildifspralirastry and °SUM life, a steady adherence
le them sonrad yebocilipids of governmaat which, under Pro.
idderisuiehaw seemed our national honour and happiness,
the Sovereiga, the mailroom:ea law and-order,
prommilisa of wax gisehis ousetheilien, by ap-
helia todogded to the pirpmelirApesasar:r..rbefore it
of
was for them, no:ll:timidly or =Ay withheld
eoukl be advantageously acoompithhed.
" with times pria4l.. and mimed with the
MO it HIM Mationamohip, your lordship has
Mow arbodebed as • sitsihres el the crown, and a
dm". at emorintional and social improvmmot—tel =peoples reverence for the crown by the be
et Itiltwarspi,watrootlegoeuritutional and
eogport to the great mmemes
iri7=l.lrneee4patkes, palharatery Worm, sad Yr

seralowl the sans lowa.
' Id lOW foreign as well as our du.. relations, we owe
toyev lordship a large debt of grieltude. Amongst living
it it to your lordship that the glory of making
the.. al as leglianan as much respected at that of an
naelfid Raman meetly belongs. Under your gear-
satlo if innocent of aims, is secure in
al tlis gbs.
7/11frira the heseM of lordship's administration of
Melon 11161 re ever:wn countrymen. Other
maim. ha at mad owied to it their escape
Lae war ; edger ip's counsels bane ever
Mead to the preemeation ci peace on the only basin that
cam perfectly secure it—a doe observance of the reciprocal
obligations between govern. and the governed. Against
the ONIFOOOM al Inagua*, purer on the one hand, aad
beidled bosom ea the other your lordship s warning voice
has tekartis seises; and the wiadou of the warning at.
mitraelit the Ilettioglowin elm its observenoe, or
the Steen neglect.
T.Mar IniArilEigndificialasne for the public w
enn tad Oar gensa, with hearty eatiefactian
tow and bar pee* to oenlite to your hands,
alma pratlmt alai; themenact Fre past a satijeoll
can 6/1— f Prune The energy and
ability with which the 'difficult. that arias were sur-
mounted, sad the skill aod.judgund with which your lord-
ship hes preeidd over the national countile during your
tent. of office, mandate additional Oahu (which we are
proud to eandfalodge) on our admiration end gratitude, and
narengthens the confidence which we share with the put
bpd o[ fallow-subjects that, under your lordship's
our country will steadily canthine in its course of
ryal alamenaut to the Sovereign', reverence for law end
owillboadatodienms improvements in its time.honoured
Tan ilavoa, in presenting the address, referred to the
wait of her Majesty, the menial festival, aad the nudivg.
of the British Association, a having contributed to the
gratification of the inhabitants and augmented the funds
applicable to the relief of the sick sod poor. The result of
the noble lord's visit wee to raise a sum of between 5,000/
sod 6,000 t. towards the erection of the proposed new build-
ing for the education and intellectual recreation of the
working classes. He begged, in conclusion, to solicit the
sods lord's influence with her Majesty to honour the Leeds
Musical Festival of 1861 with her presence—s must
which, when her Majesty considered how entirely she
reigned in the hearts of the entire population of Leeds, she
would nut, he believed, refuse.
Lard PNUITOISTOIf, having received the address, roes, and
amid greet cheering replied as follows :—Mr. Mayor, Pe'
then= of the corporatiou, and gentlemen inhab=fl
this town, I can with truth arum you that it Is
for hump iniegastaly to express Wm higgt. Wig of guide
end panicatton with which I have hen Wad. nod cab
buthe cordial and friendly rapid. which I have WA
with from the inhabitants ef dip wed city, but more_per-
titularly by the kind and aiiiiihg—too lbanoring ram
ummious—expressiona of confidence contained in the ad-
dress which has just bees read. Usdr any almossemom
such proofs of good will ad confidence from a gnat and
iiErtant portion of tbe community must be most pint-
to the mind of any man—but I feel in It a peedaar
are, because I have had through friendship and from
official relatioos I may say • sort of connexion with this
peat borough of Leeds. (Cheers.) Gentlemen, it was my
good fortune to enjoy the personal friendabip'and to ramie'
the valuable official assistance of your distinguished and
lamentedthe late Hr. Baines—Our, heari—a
men of whom it may be said that ha was the pattern of an
Enbab gentleuma--esteenied and respected in private life,
sad endowed with those stateemsdko qualities which fitted
him to perform important inactions in the service of the
date. (Hear.) And I and, that lam not flatter-
ing mud too mud in that a claim the continuance
of the friendship which I enjoyed from him in the person
of hie respectd brother. (Cheers.) But, gentlemen, if
public man undergo labour, and anxieties in the perfor-
mance of their public duties, they receive an ample reward'
in such marks of personal confidence and good will as thane
with which I have been honoured to-day, end mmesieng
when they proceed, a in this case, from one of the mod
important communities in the kingdom, ens of thou groat
seats of industry which constitute the wealth, the
the prosperity, and the dignity of the Vatted tretegtm....
(tiler,esc hoar.) Gentleman, in your din. you have ern
*nips, foundedon just principles of national
government, you have expressed your sentiments aa to the
propriety and necessity of progreseive impmveusent in a
the Outdate,ws of the country, but you have wisely ob-
served that those improvements should not on the ono.
bad be forced ly, oar, on the other hand, be dia-
layed too long. "Hear, hear," and chum) Ito perfectly
true that men who have deeply ideated on possible im-
provements, who have convinced their minds of the
good which would result from such changes
are often impatient of the deny which necessarily inter-
venes between the conoeptioa ad the execution; but these
rapid sod " pen stroke" improvements may sale deep*.
countries, where the executive government is all in all, sad
where the nation is compelled to obey those impulses
which proceed from above • but in a country like this,
where the whole nation participates in the function of go-
vernment, where public opinion is as powerful as the east'
of the coning authority, them time awl salty are dna
y UNNOWIfy fur tho assonglidensat of good and
owed leveled's". (Chews.) If ingoevoments sad reforms
see net Idly illasmsod,M all the objections on the mends and
all the admalegss as the 'Orr in net pot forwent bdore
the mind of only eakating ems, if public opinion is sot
fully prepared tor the Amok the good effect which might
otherwise result from each ehanges is not fully and
properly accomplished. And thus it has been with
all thole greet improvements which you have
mentioned in the addl.a that boa been just road. (Hear,
hoar.) It is perfectly true that midis the laat 30 yaw
=improvements have leospia in the laws and
tim of the country that were eever accom-
plished in any country or by say within the same
period of time. We have seen that great disgrace to human
sate., Negro slavery, abolidesd--(eheers)—by a mordce
nobly offered end aoho andiand by the country—a sacrifice
great indeed in point d , hut which WOO amply com-
pounded by the great and rable result which ft
attained. (Hear, hear.) We have alma our catholic fellow-
subjents placed oo a footing et equedily with the rondos*
part of the ocoannunty. We have mesa them law whisk
',Wad b dimentsre— the Tan Ads—remold. leissere.)
We have soma the earn laws repeand—oood chears)—•
disnrazgewhish prodoood contentment mad =Um% a•
very pad. d oesamually ter
whoa the swum wen arena, wed the gibe 4 hodwn
raised, le waste{ Mafiadeonaii did 11at the high prise
• provisions w'NSW by the ecoullasarin of a seethe
dike insa wow hel that
ff his faOS-11= ilmiebraeard Or Winn, 4 the
seessa, and am iimmesdnemit ear solegwwwwnwat
era. We have NM IN ON& ID tat lows weiwit•
deg municipal molly important with
nfierano to the gad heal self-government.
And we have, more than all, see peat improvement in