The Express.
London, England, 1859-03-10 00:00:00

THE EXPRESS, THURSDAY EVENING, MARCH 10, 1859.

Ball. All the railroads had hen mar Look at the neer
perm that had bons eneblithekemd at the worliefal Mahe
which the people bad made in was end iatailigeme. All
tb. bad hen admitted W the Maralor of the lizelaaroor
when he mom brward latmalt the pule with hie miterabl•
bill (Hear.) Whit ad it Mamie I' Not cooly that
than rave altreeta thee, hat they &Wield thus;
this too, that they were a people of whom the governiag
gowns could never spa sot highly, end yet to whom
maid net rased, one particle of their political
lust they *ad tsar up and pall dons the sacred ask
adds LY ottthinor (Mama.) Alter referring at tome
length is the mime= immden arra from the people,
No. Bright went an is rims* sa an head that it was only
het Oak Iles the Mt Lea of the Admiralty asked for an
' rerun d 1,0011,N0L wpm the saw setimatt s. He would
het as that oesumat adt wheats that throw wee a neon-
sew impedilmou bat tide um • bet, that is to 0041118 of
the het twenty oars these bad has eaten up from the M-
arry et Me peer by tbal imatiate maw of the navy so
Ire a sum then 17001116,01111. WAR( in ships, docks, et wee.
selling old Melee sad mandag them with new, and et of
all that eipanditare sot ere of those ships waslost hi war
by the valise* of the demeate or by any neglect of the
copulas or crew. (Hem.) It bad been declared twenty
years Ego that we had the finest navy in the world-
-110,000,0001. had been sent stare, and row we were told
that the country was without the means of defence, and
some people wire afraid to p to bed bet • fonign array
should be on our shores hoboes morning. (Hear, hoar.) If
the people had the lower to seed repreeentsives to
partlameno, or would mark the items of that say, sorsa-
tore, they mlgtt depend os it that no such lavish miry
would isle pro. Advertiag wen to the hill of
the prenmeat, Mr. Bright mid. it was out of all charade
to ninon, that it could pro lota law. It the Hams of Com-
mons could pat it, If Jeeps:Tie were so lost to all mese of
shame sad to freedom as to remit it, he would lose all
hope sa to the laws, sod so longer would be retain hi
art as a representative of the mop's. lie rained to the
forbearers with which be hid treated the a-
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mListreioo, bat be rid it en impossible to
Selena' this unsavory toessum. Of the:two tom most likely to
screwed Lied Derby De had Ms emte.t confidence in Lord
John Russell so the natural Mmd of reform. (Cheers.) No
miniitsr, with the powerful mintooney, however well intim
dosed, could do what he would, bat the uprisiag of public
egleim in support of • real sawn of rArm would ma
mekbarities tam majorities. Let than hold mestiags,
sod send petitions to liammet—petitiune:signid by sub
=nem u mike even their strongest op.
plaints cheap their convictions. AU this wee to bs
earompliehed if the people bad the will to nes the power they
maid [avidly wield. he hos. gentlemen resumed his seat
'midst enthusiastic cheering, barmg spoken sa hour sad
den nelmnem _ .

111 r. lewd Jam them attempted to address the sesambly,
sal ea Immo spew maned. For upwards of a quarter
10 NI beer be perimetid In the attempt. • show of heads
was bask sad the meeting anaaimously detertalaed not to
leer Yes. For, some time, however, Mr. Jones evinced a
lartaset to yield, ultimately Its wee literally thrust out
lis Pa
isi (Allay, Ws mat bevies bees haw almost ham
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Ni. 11031101111ILD afterwards addromed the assembly, and
the an lotion tang be put and unanimously adopted
Aldmussn liatnenx named, and
111•31T011 seconded the (*Down, ruolution . " That this
rating is of (pinion that It is the doty of all literals is and
she of parliament In this crisis of the Worm quake to
'IA cep sect/ mat sad p meal differences, sad cambia'
Is apposition to a bill which tinwttlata
sad maths whin', sod which, If pent into law,
dima pdatkal &mutest and renewed WWI= ; and this
make re-affirms its opialon that no rofora bi I ma be
flastary which does not Suicide a lane entemios of the
Wash and coeusty hemehhe, rive by ballot, and a re-dlstri-
Mika of members more equally to population and pro-
Both relontiots were unanimously selopted, as was also a
piebotes se pa Moment.
TM win broke up at half-past JO o'clock, ths hell
bin assaisly meweisd to the ciao.

cheese. There was no ewe of slam Omit the fate of the
bill.
The fueled= wee than gassed withoett • dissentient solos.
Mr. Niemen mewl the Dent resolution "That no taw
awe of reform will be nada:tory to the terwiltry., nor per-
manastly allay the agitation now that Ow me In-
clude the following prisolpies: sode ea szlosks of the
suffrage ea will give the right to vote te every ens ef hull
age, not legally diegnalided, who for six months shell have
been resident in, or the occupier of, say remises &Wed
within the Monet for whkh he may claim to vote ; He
section of the voter by ballot ; a more eqedluble
meat of members to comatituenales ; sad a short tithe
duration of parbament•"
This resolution wee esoceded end carried.
A vote of thinks to the chairman—mond by Mr. AYSTOIN,
M.P., and seconded by Mr. Tnomrson—dosed the po-
mediae.
Between the peening of the first sad the second rensintions
the proceedings were ravished time interrupted byadieesedy
dressed ycang woman attempting to aflame the asseftg ;
eke was not, h3weter, heard; but Mr. Ayitea sherweede
formed the meeting that her object wse le mg that warn
should be included in the lame. The amain boobs up
with three cheers.

lormicii.—Ou Toads), evoninua and en-
thadestic meeting was hold in the Coss Resler" banish,
for the purpose of giving the electors sa a ,aftind#_ot ea-
poring their opinions oe the gave/mod Naga M
Dykre Alexander, Eeq , presi&d, supported b the kWh.
members of the liberal patty of tbs town. H. B. AA*,
Req., M.P. for the borough, was aim la steesdeass ; he en-
tirely agreed with the tetolatione premed, pad mirmwed
his intention of oppming the bill.-Mr. R. Whainkft pea
probed the following reeoluion :—" That to the of
, this meeting the Reform Bill introduced by Lord Is
utterly unworthy of that ds.lpado.,ialosaele es
minor defects it fails to p,o . Ito a hose sztimelea of the
fraachiss in boroughs, sod Ibs preertliY sd to. sells be
ballot. That on time rearis ft is aseideelleg:
meeting and should les Indlpestly rsieeted." Mr. 0.
muensted the resolution which was unied sessimoraiy.
Mr. Framer propoeod, and W. D. OWs,Dp., esseaded, the
following resolution :—" Thskin tie wiem sf Shia meeting,
so reassure of reform will be isasisatery *Ma ism=
vide for the admission of large "colon
of die
clause in boroughs to the tights of oltbeenehily, amai fm the
extessiou of the franchise to every MIL osespies la smells,
sal which doss not provide hr the sf the voter la
the mule° of hie franchise's the sad it mieremadts-
hie distribution of seats *mei. Mr=
• non-electtr, coeds a Aprons epee* Is hoer et
suffrage, but no asominest was ppm& • polities hued
upon the resolutions erseihme wireptsl, to be sieeselod to Mr.
Adair for preasntstke.
WORCESTER. —A OMNI= Hall Its. bin coeThEsd

by the mayor of this essegibses with • requisition
fee Meade, neat, to maim the lam Dog sow Won the
Haws at COMM&
Hiszeozn.--A eminence of the committee and
mashies of the liseelled Parliementary Reform Asetatiatios,
wee hold sa Walla sight le deithwele apes the Goverwatat
RAM DM. As imilialed dieemitta Wok plea, end the
nesessee wee Arm* denonawd.
Metatailt.—At a meeting of the Reform Club of
this bongo se the Ben Hoak on Monday ewe*, Mr.
aldereasaMmt in the obeli, a reeolstion,lis_reprep
watedves of the hamegh to give *sir owei alerse op-
yeettlas to the government mensare la peellesent, wee
caerial.
LLlCEsTalt.—Ott Monday a crowded and analogi-
sed° roasting woe held in the new hall, Mr. Alder-
men W. Biggs, claty-sesy7arr, in the their. The mayor
was also pestent, oty to his Odd espacity. took
no swan pest in Ms reetimg. Alamo Oilier, Ceemoillon
Hollings, Markham, Tame, mad Mesa ; sal M.
Trisha, Pods, Near lids
, Paps, sad •—•• Ilesslattio
worlds& amin—eildniseed the wesiee.
dooms VI tit
at. POW
TL
tor its ntirtiss,bylibist um'
Way for the was reiesell hill ; awl
It ow resolved le smaines r sermell weeedeallits
mad *gawks Mesa anieselv• mow of Nam. • egoiel
meeting of the Leiteeter town esandi M mewl siplast the
goverwswat IM is to be held ea May. The asselleg
called epee a rembition signed by • kers weallue el awe-
dikes.

to Ong it through the mire of local iteMehnete ; a crime, sod
a heintus crime, become Louis Napoleon Buonaparta aiming
at conctl;ating a French public opinion, which becomes every
day more hostile to him, and et fascinating by military glory
sod herbs:dal acquisitions minds dashous of liberty, meth.
We a descent on Italy only for the purpose of gaining ter-
ritorial rewards for his supporters, and a throne for a junior
branch of his dynasty, and of carrying into effect the "Na-
poleonic idea" of making the Mediterranean a French lake;
That between the combatants for Italian liberty and Louie
Napoleon Benesparte is fined a gulf impassable and eternal
.the blend of Rome; _ .

That whore the cry is not " Oat wbh the fanigner " but
(sly "Out with the Aaettian," the wet Is not, sad Cannot
Wear satiate' ; . _

Tbst• war undertaken in allianos with Louis Napoli:du
Botaspetu sad fur his purposes, cannot have for its object
the unity el Italy—an object directly opposed to his araW-
Nous views, sad by him declared impossible ;
That an issamtetkoury war by one fraction of Italy mks
own behalf, laming the rest a prey to tyranny, misgovern-
ment and diummlorment, would be treason at once to
honour, to our country, our oaths, end our future ;
That an alliance al the Piedroonteee monarchy with Loots
Napoleon Buomparte wouM at once produce an Earopses
coalition against the cane patronised by him for hie own
sods, and that the mere probability of such an alliance has
already lost to Italy much of the sympathy with which all
Nampa warn disposed to regard her muss ;
Than things taken into consideration, the undersigned
deism

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That, it an Italian war be initiated and patronised by
Lads Napoleon linotaperte, they shall deplore the event,
Nod abstain fiomall participation therein;

Thee, as regards tie Piedmonts e monarchy, the question
of to-day is not, in their ere, a question of republicanism,
but el madaml unity and independence ;
That, reserving the right of voting and of pacific pripa-
geadism, they are ready to-day, as they always were, to ea-
milers the Immediate triumph of their individual faith to the
wellbeing sail the °Once of the majority, and will follow to '
flos diM el seam the Pieduteetose monarchy, and will
peemete with all their might the snores of the war, if
nadiertakea with a di•tiset Mention in favour of the
' national unity of Italy ;
That, tottery have participated in times past, by their aid,
their counsels, their arms, in the Italian war modest the
dominion usurped by Asatria on Italian soil, wherever there
Is fighting to be done for Italian liberty, they will fight ; bat
OM, laving been betniyed in 1848 ow the very groundu then
eshmedy accepted, which are now smith proposed to them,
thorp have the right to hold themselves free la their polioioal
Mums, and to undertake no obligations other than times of
Ili reentry generally till they have some unmistakeable
pledge to the conduct of the governmeat ;
That bevies; obtained seek • pledge, and accepted the war
to be iaitiated by the nosnmehy, they will pro•est against
every posposal of • sepal dialatorship, se a negation of the
lib idle swig withla It would deprive of all means of
espeeethen, deenmens on account of the demotion for which
It night pave the way. Fatal the war which cannot mica ed
ithent citing leas action, by means of public metbasimm,
s/he Flap eIIIIIIIOI.BI, of speeches in public, all the forms
et*. nation. That big Italians, and believing in national
IllwAy se ea thelliathe right, and the only mesas without
Simi as erg side of constituting a &matey, they regard
Pleithint with aikidos ea a noble province of Italy, celled
by positiene arearestancie to a glorious initiative; they
Wahl its peemis with full trust as a people of brothels;
bi that It wild appear to them as be an Moult to Piedmont
instill they wen willing to accept her as mistier, sad
that, not to them, but to the oaths people of Italy, after the
emaneipation of the country, it belongs to detonates lawfully
and freely, the daisy of the nation ;
That, abhorring equally the Austrian In Lombardy, and
every other armed Ireeigarr in Ecru or in any other spot
of bay ; regarding with the mar Mika the Win is
Stay, sad the llama d the Alp, they dein end pent for
war, vo it be to a veer of slaves ; not • war like these of the
middle ages against one foreign foe, in behalf deadlier ; not
• war for ea freedom only of Italy; not • war for the mere
eggrandismesnt of a dynasty, but a war of free men, a ward
all for all, a war fa the are of a national principle romp
Weed es sacred throughout Europe; the war of • people
whit, faithful to the tradition of its sages sad its resetyrs,
desires to make half a country, • flag, a common band of

society.
These things the tinders7gned declare, being profoundly
convinced that any war not inatituted for these sad•, not
base& on these principles, will lead Italy to melee. Iraqis of
blood, sad will turn to defeat end digress. Profoundly Ma-
;reseed by a ernes of the icammies sad solemn reeponabiroy
which meta at the premed cue on this Italians, they proclaim
to their brethren In the name of those who have died for
them, In the name of the terrible /meow of the past, is the
nuns of their future, the necessity of ralljiag round the prin-
ciples contained in the preaent declaration, the necessity of
snit sting in a popular seam the struggle is the name and
on behalf of the natkm—the necessity, if the initiative should
oome from another quarter, to impose on the initiatives by
nnivesal manifestation the national programme, and to sub-
stitute for every other cry the one cry of—Ling live Italy
Lam live our country, one end indivisible! Long llee
astiosel Independence! Listened to or not, they know how
to hal by this declaration one of the most sacred duties of
NM
sod Deism.
Missed (among °then) by
Aunnuct Barrt,
Faznanwo CANFAXII.LA,
Illawsuto Quantal°,
ALBIZTO Mango,
()cascara Kamm.
Idioms Cameo°,
EDOAILDO NOMA;
ko. to.
Load's, March 1.