The Express.
London, England, 1859-03-02 00:00:00

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Tiasife certainly nothing like candour, and
throughout these/ explanations then id a osaika
and franks= which we cannot too highly eomnmend
to the curious reader. All the month ofjanury
the fundamental principles of the British Constitu-
tion were in the stewing pan ; and nobody during
that time could tell what flavour the mess would
have when Butuntre should finally raise the lid ;
at length, however, the dish was pronounced perfect,
the anxious members of the Cabinet were allowed
to taste, and two of them declared it would never
do. The same fault was pronounced incurable
by both. Mr. WALPOLE decigram that tailor-
mity of buckles in town and county was a thing
which be bad long and well considered, and which
be had always told Lord DERBY he never could
anent to. For the sake of keeping up the diversity
between urban and rural communities, he was willing
to fix the town suffrage at di. rating, and that of the
cumin at 201. Mr. Hritur is still mare explicit,
and considerably more democratic in his view of the
matter. Re has always regretted the dimination of
power in the working clams by the abolitiesof soot
and lot suffrages, and the disfranchisement of free-
men by the Reform Let of 1839 ; be thinks those
who live by waged labourfaz more worthy of political
privileges than they were at that titenand he believes
no scheme will prove matisfadorythat continues their
exclusion. If, said Mr. HENLEY, you attempt
to establish ewe hard and uniform has of
division throughout the country, the man who are
excluded will continue to be diainatented, and
some day or other they will make " a very
" ugly rush to break through it." The ex-Presi-
dent of the Based of Trade stoutly refused to have
any hand in the injustice, or in the responsibility of
provoking hereafter the "very ugly rush" be
shrewdly and graphically foreshadows. And thus
we have get to the audios conclusion already, that
it was not as retiring obetrunivee Mean. Wstrout
and Hurter quitted the Cabinet, bat as conscien-
tious and apastisded Liberals, who would have
lowered the town fresdhise indeed of attempting to
rat up eon the disagered image of duality keg
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LATEiT INTELLIGENCE.
iitkOvica.

HANOVIR, Traeray.

The First Chamber has abandoned its former reso-
lution, concerning the prohibition of exportation
of horses, and has unaniniontly adopted the
resolution of the Second Chamber, which was,
that Government should be requested to use
its influence with the Federal Diet for the
purpose of obtaining resolution* calculated to avert
front Germany t►e threatening .danger of war, and
If nseemary to repel with united federal power say
attache on Austria or other Gems= states.

PIEDMONT.

TURIN, TIMIDLY!

In execution of the law smecorning the loan, the
official Piednsontese Gnat* publishes a dime by
which the Minister of Finance is authorised to
alienate by public subscription million francs of
the Five per Cent. Rents at the price of 79.