The Express.
London, England, 1859-10-05 00:00:00

iONDON. WZDNZSDAY. OCT. 6.

Tan Orreoremeat of the United State. shows how
Mesh heyerlaam it attache. to the firm and prudent
tellffiesemeat of the difficulties which one of Ito
axe= ►as ruined at Sea lam, by sending the led
solder of the Itepablie to the spot. General Seam,
who has before this superseded the ,nmetooas
bi tartar, is • man whose repatatioa stands in so
said of theatrical rove. He is no sentionsaMl
War, hat has bee. trained in the school of warless
Mid to die nepoosibilities of high essamead to FL
sped the great interest' of civilisable, and leek to
the essaemoseces of podia erns. The appointment
de this distiaigaisbed steer mast be fiatutrieg to the
people el Oregon, who may fairly indulge the reflec-
tion that main shirt of the of thou leaders
seed ham Waled the esteem to undertake, bash
the Iffig journey to the Perna At the same time
the Geaerars maim is a Miura et the right feeling
af the Washington Oddest towards His colony,
Afler his wird we shall hue se mere of the oaten
tatisa of throwing up earthworks, and pleating
aweless .saw, sad galling ter vehateers. Feuding
►is arrival, Gassed Hsu= be received orders to
be more circumspect in hie imadoet, and the Metros.
boas of the PLOIDENT to Ousral Senn are, it is
said, of the most maciliatery diameter.
Now that the Wahine= Cebinet has so far dome
all that lay in its power to asetralise the effect of the
heedlessness of one of its agents, it is to be hoped
that the question may be taken up by the two
Governments in an amicable spirit, and speedily
settled. This is peculiarly a matter for diplomatists.
Ab.olate and peremptory assertions in the journals,
followed by appeal. to osmooal sentiment, are ea
this occasion altogether out of place. The coemtroa.
tics of the treaty is exceedingly doubtful. The nom
who made the instrument, and, as they thought,
settled the boundary, were ignorant of the
heality. They declared that the boundary
ahead be the channel," and knew not that there
were two navigable passage. which might properly
be eo demeribed. The loosen., of the treaty had
placed the two"Goveroments in a difficulty before
Ossetal HAILIIILY executed his senseless movement.

Hie armed occupation of the coot of San Jame hal
immensely aggravated that difficulty. We eon&
mere inclined to believe, with our New Yoh or.
respaideat, that the island is " not worth sixty rounds
of ammunition," than that it is, as we have been told,
• possession without which our American gold colony
would be worthless. Bat General HP 11NET hen
made it impossible for us to estimate the value of
San Juan by • merely economical standard. That
is no spot in this empire which would not be-
come unspeakably precioas from the moment that
we were called to sortioder it to force, in disregard
of law and right. This is the kind of value gas
Jess lies just now in the eyes of Englishmen. 'Ths
days are gone by when this nation would consent to
be led headlong into a war, blinded by en unmixed
sentiment of natiosality ; but in propoition to the
increased respect we pay to the rights of others!' the
tenacity with which we are disposed to defend our
own. The armed occupation of San Juan his taken
place in defiance not only of right, but of express
stipulation, for it was formally agreed that neither
party should take bodily possomies of the island
until the decision of the Commiesioners was knots.
Our New York correspondent, whom inter-
course with American society is extensive,
and in whose judgment we place unbounded
octidence, writes to us—" There is an immense
"clue in America of honest, upright men, who love
"Ostia better than territory, and who never make
" their voices beard in politics except in great crises,
" bat always exercise at such time.' an overwhelming
" infioence ; and there is nobody in London who
" appreciates an honest, straightforward, and pease-
" brief course on the part of Great Britain moo
• that this portion of the American people, and they
• may al•ays be relied on to sustain her in it. Midis
"spite of the daily assertions to the contrary made is
" English journal, this class is yearly increasing is
" senthers arid influence." We fully believe it, sad
bold it to be one of the tiret dutiee of the English
joorsalnit to make the voice of this class beard 41
this ousatry, amidst the clamours raised by the
organs of " rowdies" and " which too
easily gain audience here. But these hottest Ameri-
cans must see that England cannot be always mak-
ing sacrifices, still less can sacrifice the interests of
those abroad whom she is bound to protect, in order
to facilitate the course of politics in the ite-
public. As they saline our esteem and the in-
terests which hang on the preservation of peace be.
tweet the two great English•apeeking empire@ of
the world, let them cossider whether they may sot
be currant politic al Epicureanism too far when
they abstdos their interests to men who will rat
the risk of plunging se all in war for the sake caking
thought =art sad getting a cheer from the dregs •
the populatioa. We learn with intense satisfaction'
that their party is every year increasing in numbers
and influence, and shall he flied to learn that their
activity /AMMO' is the same proportion.

DOWN MG ••TIMIT. OCT. 1.-7 M QINMPI has hi..
mow Roost Pima to be • monior of the
Goma di Lard Ifookomekoad ;
biej .11. be • osembriel 1•001101•• Ossoll
of dr Wool et T 04•6161. Therm AN" Borb. si b. a
umbel of too LoOolosi•• Conseil of tbo Limed d thillos;
Nei Cion, 1.6.. le is I maw oho
Osumi sb. Wool d g.„„.mho Moo
plissod Os apprise haw Jobs Mina So Is pile
asitssress Ist do Mal el Owls&

EDt eroun.

BALMORAL. Oar. 2.

Her Majesty, the Prince assert, the Prim Ci
WAIN of Princess Alice sccomensid by lbs Who nil
Y War lair, st;saillsel Divine Berrkis In Ur wick
Iberia el Corbin The Ray. Dr. Las 41. istad.

Lizett-Osiesal Pau*ley, &Pen to the Fein°, Cesnee.
sod Len Tali* Iquerry to the Prinoe of Wales, hare
adariaded Lard Charles Fitzroy and Captain Grey in auk
Falb r Spactilas b Welting.

Doopiabr Or dr dorm" of Canada wore oar yonedry
ism dr Cokodd-odoo.

The Earl and Counts. of Darnley have left
Clasidge's Hotel for Cobham Hall, soar Oravessad.
TM Counter of Longford and Lady Lorries
Pakeehers bare arrived at the Qt a'a Hotel, tipper Nor-
wood, from Watkins,
Viecouot and Viscountess Verses par..e: •
speeding the wilder months at Mir wet in Inland. 1M
noble lord sad her ladyship ham sri:w.l et
Caatla from eluting the Earl and Comtism of Ersaboropik.
Viscount and Vitcountes, Doreersoe have 'Lived
et Claridge's Hotel f•om lithrabland Park, Suffolk.
Lord Bellew has taken We departure from the
Albemarle Hotel for kis seat la being.

Mr. and Mn. R. Cettritill Seholefield have kin
Tarmacs's BOMI, Bagra• a, for Pre%

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The Miami Beni* Mathews hare left Fanz-bees
Hord for Tuoktialp

The nompany new at Tighten include the Nisbet,
of Marlborough, the Earl sad Cooties of Loadeatorovel,
Lard Pelham, Earl of Litsersta, Lady Elora* et, wrlMam
di Capri Brooke aad Lady Brooks, the Dowager lady
Akurreomkia, bed Lyndon's end rm4ly, Lady (farmßb,
$llll BIM end Denson de Lweinn. Lora Loud, Lady
Lady O'Conner, Lair Bra'Sir Rector Own&
and Seas mad Lei, Cheasell.

TIN viceroy Desna, Dartribire, has became
waist by as Asia of Ow Rao. Baba Daley Flakier, ILL,
rseibrobt Oar, Orford. Its basks, which la worth
about Oak • year, is b the glib et tbs Yawn of lb* lab
Rev. Clyde* Itimssm of Calabar.
The Lyme mud Empress of the Frisch, lottms
hem Dismiss creme, WU wily at Berbraar a the 10th, awl
be mesa al • raw/ bawast. Thar /Neatly WU pre
11th Y Oat shy, will may lb. aatborities, reit tbs
oabibbiss4 wird I. pywrat at bast rays a the G•roas,
Wry a Swab of bower w 'wort ilia Nigeria' bare. Is
Nor mass tbsir Ilajertias w;U be renew at • trawl b.',
sail ma tks 12th al lays for N.Y.

Marshal Coarobart mad* aatry at Nene', on
liaabay. Them hieupbal mbar bob b and ea the
eeemele•—••• above the Pori, IlksaNdas, " To the Away el
Italy;" the .sail at du magnum of tie Poet Striedee.
T. she ?kW Oleo d'Aretie," sad the third et the end of
tbe leeks the 'Gymnast pekoe, "To Iherebal
Crimean."

The &mon /owned of Fraaktort ruminate
Ma bsinaltal, as the 2&k alt., at tloa altat-sa at Puma-
Ws, of Ms ArandaM Lear Vidor, yammer Weber of tie
laperoe al *Mill& (fora May 14 Me) Ma P.' teas
Maria* yoaaser Per al Me Marc s d Aattaa (bin
horasty 22, 1147).

A Vilma says:—" The imperial deem re-
lative to tie peolsoltare her set timed as pa astieketlea
Sugary se the Gams jeans& bete repsesereed.
peteetrote is that cloatry Mat sapromerd ask gratitude kr
abet had bees doss, but at this ear time they else* de-
sire that at OW wig*m low set bees telly,stisedoi to.
Mho probtelesh WON above el, Way thetere'er the met-
las of tie Ityleadi, TM* would mate lama to the (overa-
wes% abet Wiry seiales, sad bs charged to direct the won-
Use oleo reellsealleas (Trued. The dame, basalt sup-
puma tie di wegiatiatarteate, has dos deptirtd the
yetelosima abarelt eg tbst aslant organ' who night regulate
the avadtkat tea Ito di to the user emit of Otago"
A telegram he the /ford of to-day says " Schen'
cal bie eta vats yeerated to tbe Intone hisaroder et
Tabeaspahre at Me VA ult. The Mat Wil• math rimed
by the geese Madras et the Emperor. After wasting at •
Watery mime be retenesd CO the 28th t, nark), t 3 be
moat at • bell gives is W hoses."

" There at the preaset time in the Austrien
neaerc►f,^ says the .11wieria, " fifty public thratraa
lighten ore Y LW," Auer* tee fa each of the provisoes
of folabeerg, Wyrlti Ceryatble, end Canto* in Upper
exerts; throe ht ea* oldie prowler of Istria, Tyrol, Bo-
hm* sad Mow& ; ems l Dahnotia, two In ().iles
twelve fa Venda, eel sae la Creme."

AptsottL French, Austrian, and Berdinian
gesernaists Les amen sensitise Unitas from some at our
katiag Iruatuaadets fat ung Lugs ambers at rind
annsan.

The coarse of the Greet Eestet n from Weymouth
= Saturday out, wie be to the flogly lA= and thence
ewe= COMMeI to the Old Had el Kir eels, sad so ea op
Channel to Holyhead harbour. It is lamed sad =poi=
that =vial some part of this trip, whisk will last from the
eth to 116, se opportunity ea be &forded of Mating her
waft pew= and the result of this trial is looked forward
to with mach =Mew. The anchorage chosen for the greet
skip at Holyhead eta =idly be said to be inside the brook-
water, but rather ea a line with Ile erten extrenty.
bids the breakwater there is sot salleleat roes for her to
swing to a =ogle anchor with early. The place where she
to be is rather ova to • heavy wall when the •;d ie
from the north-seat, mid this may possibly as some days
make it &Moult to Wag steams" alcomele ; bat, on the
who= it is ea dee a berth u soy that could have been lead
open. The ernisientente =hog for excuretonists ere on
the meet extensive scale. Daring oat day (the 17th) it le
expected that the ship w:11 be closed to visitors, as on that
day it le =moored her Majesty will Lupe= the breakwater,
and of coarse visit the Great Eastern.