The Express.
London, England, 1858-10-30 00:00:00

11.441U06 702 NOVIMBAR.

Mesa le Allen.)
It Will with mason be expected that we shall this
ass& be We to give ern air reeiews sons deckled Whims.
Yee es the ealiest whiter ladrieee, rad IPS doeht est that
Or beef* pertiodere will surly satiety them.
Wlth fowl to swede/a ter walking &ewes, thicker sad
warmr assumes ere sow aposeriegle gnat varieties. Plaids
are wry melt to brow, befit I mak sad la woollen
Mdse. illa, tutee, sad voted are she shah was. The
Able resin was vary MI, owl while tome oh mode
"Me —, wry are sets will tee, three, re more lacer,
eel buts milker oureet yet M easeldwed as diserreet.
Oee lop Isesers, with a halt et wet wry were,
isewsw slew It, to Dot aatregetady eispesi. Both double
deb ad lever an rary may Warned with /at *Mop,
dam et the mew swisriel er at Abbas, sad esestliess
lefties a &Meow% ether door ohs ewe. Beaks et waik-
leg beers are karate* gaits phis, with the flEseptloa
et the heeimerne began with width they are Wesel is
twat. Besques are wars. but reweart er plata Wks are
mei were la hewer. A tea whit a rime heel& usually
seempaies a peowied body. la tall dress, pointed ladles
way are dim&

We stM bar Mk keit,* sleeve will be woes this winter;
it is guile wreak that slakes eland at the kink with
tuned bet noel~ are very day elsglid. Then cuffs
me kinked kris.* ; we um sue the other day entirely
wand by reeks ef two mime. Thi awns, however, will
en doubt bs yeledgefly era TIM liners at thick WOGNIIS
mieselal , while with skins awl kink sleeks larked at
Owe es three pair, sr pegs& sleeks with jockeys. Mil be
noes in faker. The kir ski of these dresses an awe
ennusseked, either whit psonurnials, Ives, radon taws, or
*lnge blokes. Opts sleeks are km vary wide mg keg.
Mak aims Mg 41 seem" mesh wars at this esesra—
pees, Mae, gromMe, disk ires grey, sod brews ; bat shove
In Mk dreesse—blesit spooks te be in incur.
Week In wile ligefllMMlll sedges, k two Andes,
crossed by askew setts igloos, ere very handsome. We
have era en entirely ..w sad oboist ornentent kr fall
dress, eenkking of a netweek at twin with a bead on
*soh nun. This wee mewl se es le ewer sesely the
half of the stirt, irk • linl Oa kink It nay be tank
in 'ay New des a Woked akin or smoke antique drew, it
is, pedisgs, bon in Yea akenie, with jet bends ; with a
white dress, it le wary prey either in light blue, plak, or
Ina The brake should aka.

• very pretty imam dyer wo may oodoo, woo of pink
teristan, with err fonsoos, edged with a Tory narrow block
rivet end sniper less. Td low body wes pelotas! Wore
air bolded. sal Wieser royal the top and porta with sen
row black ~,it. Orr this was se Arodnette of brisk
pipes, with • dap 6M see nieg the body Is the wort ;
the era rod bolded sad hoagies on the skirt. Marne
Inional et two pees Mad with Mak velvet with lug who.
Oise rove shear eves* deem we sry erre woo at
white tails with deer dorm sot in large wallops, sad
trimmed with Are sews of loonMensis. Vary narrow
. . .

_
earebealeend velvets INN looped, year mime eacb
esellegt, end aidesed by bows. The body Ina low, with
wry lewd sleeves offored by hils ~Meg the lop deaace,
*ad edged with blab. The berths was tamed el
bowillessfa, timed like the doeasee with velvet, mad sear
mated `boat by a blegut et aides mixed with bashes
at eweL • rood mu& le usieh the bemuse Aerated the
beril4na.

lowing had-damer U. ainolly awls either la tie lora
of • moltippipts of a Asia • paw ono is the inner
Arlo nay be oaorpowil of a marik at pink Nada mad tow
loom mess dot *tat, traaralog two Cala of tale Owed
very bookard. HAW alsald be are limo with kat
yap of amiti sod two I mad alb Dubai ot talk
oimairjrurad.

lihtnes art hey iamb wen h the heir, sad in 'brays
asategrial with s gnat OW et has" Pale bbr &were,
added with sere whesibers. lard, sad Asesekea dowers,
are hey `.Mashie, Rao lesser loth ter hillthe sad
*hip Isv abbe belliessee, re she hash be wear.
The arse verbseehd Ivlld wearthe N, esseperal eathely of
mow *mow ; they en retie reaskA, slightly stheashe
la heat, with two sprays of &Sarah leash, blab&
Demi, ase be pawl woos Yew Ara they weal het
year. Airbag airship are very reNoa.hb. Keay while
bomb M teterseed with Nimrod velvet. The dusk
Abe net bleak •Is Mal ceedidered (Hatband. &raw
biomes have LAO hew Mud with wawa. reek et
Napkin has welsh. dirhysid-seletrell whit al ezteelhely
beramiri le eons eerrhdser, bat shield bid with
Math irequille odour b oho hey good, sad win be .it-
trimly fesidarbie shit whaler. We ben era a hear of
rermlidaseisd =rs..d.hriadesthb veg
lys,tiathibi erra
a:skilret
he saddle.
he nirare of terry velvet sail plash Se a:trimly privy
sail seem likely to be mach wore this whiter. as will alto
Nth ; bat at preset silk, hint, awry velvet, sad
mei erre are meet wort. Thess are oesterany arimabell '
with Mask hoe sad why velvet, with dowers or lerbees.
amen Wags.sy entatten. sal bows, ore Gull wont woes
the keelesei, sal sow the greed. mode ; bat they
= awe Ada be dog *lag. sad also la the &eke ef
A trawl of high rest royal velvet was soh with •
do* kart rear et wale tulle Wyea the two. Oa
the eoieldes bin& lece sod beach of thistles. The tars
to
la the esp. WW. per mote., trimmed wish
Meek kw
draNaasbaswers. rad eoq When ere amok Vain in Weans sad
w

A spas el dells imago wee am from Nob to from,
fonsin Usatassols. Wawa with bows, aud Meg sada
scram the imp d the bosom The arows and eartmia wore
el Meek velvet, with lam The Mr*a of dahlia -
001011104 Obi% elth hove 'of the mate soloed Abbas In
Voatamem mepitim ere high, and mostly made with wile
Tie me let out the shoulder; with s wide lam
ems& the revise. whisk meths, to the waist. The lower
rat is set toweals the bathe& The
weag-Dloo ihalillelay=three-slghte mad. This
sieges& dock Mimed wills Los bar • yard
wife, sal is thaq Oa most stigma matte of tha meas. The simmer woe wry wide sad long, neohlag
seerts.reehe Mews of the
Al the atergwee doge will imporsede the
buses, Melding dreas pet they wfil still oasthise te he
wow& ema that which gime them tb.b thief raise is that
they am be went et Await say MIN% sad ssaatusaads
slam& metheiel, es thq ere .ommN male
of mime, castb. ink, or stellie• NB* Gowan
Misrpiwth me really sieges& sass
seasssaat plash Wag
ities 1104 worm
will he sea dariag tls Wake as trimming for
di- n as wen as drake,

Tb. unabas ealiummit far Devempirt Mr.
Dams Wan NM es Arab* Pony, mos tie eimire del
elms et ins Wpm" Is r. rinni Thendry
imagge. The MN was so 1111._ shbongh callasummeirly siirideL Bee dr bus. neweni wire

IMEO. Oh SONISIrt Paerfee.—We ire. fq
Nag 11.0 iamb at Sir lagiert Pews% Dart ell* task
/use MMa aullemma, Ilyears-Or" Bee. The liselowity
*ea a Soul& MR 41•104111 IW. awl Os Raters wee the
Ogle barome. HO seteseise bas Mho le IDOL He we
ineusely • oboe le dr army. mai was eleelesid • Gem
Mormon et Llacel•abire la lOW ?be doh aims' Mod
te ISH ; rad the weak sib Ii net ra fit tamest Wag
sybbiet, the We amuse& isemadeg le Ow vsbot f &ladle,
MMs urea brio oodobend Yelmlbe, Os bite beramerb
Mbar, ebb bbs represmisebe of So Om bbesser• atm
brath•r. Sir Wham Promos is sumbersiel lb WM
by bis beebbor H setered tie mai bevy fa 1•54
aid boas • aro sir if

Ins eaxpreisfs.

Advirtiemeentelasaded th; " The " Laudon
Evening anew be et the Mk*, 10, strut,
by Two ore Boat
the day of pabdeatke.

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LONDON. SATURDAY, OCT. 30.

A SPECIAL EDITION of the • EXPRESS,"
song:dog the reunite of the day's Reese, is pub-
tithed every evening daring the Sporting hewn, at
As o'oloek.

IN oar yesterday's impression we gave extracts
from a remarkable article oa England and India,
which M. DI MONTALISKBERT contributed to the
lut number of the liberal Catholic review, Le COM,
rupotedant. We aleo stated that the Correspositoott
had been esiesd, and that a pragmatism agaiest
its editor and against Count Mowramenzar
had been instituted by the Imperial Govern-
ment. This is not the first time, we believe,
that the organ of the enlightened Catholic
and Constitutional Party in Prance has given
umbrage to the aatherities who regulate the
expromion of public opinion it has received " warn-
" ings" official and officious; for it sheeld be un-
derstood that all warnings are not denial, and that
there are intermediate forms of " intimation" and
mitigated hints of displeasure employed by the De-
partment of the Minister of the Interior to moderate
the limes of unpardonable peas. On the present
occasion, however, the Yoeiba► itself oonspicnwealy
deaconess the offence, and the determination of the
Governinent to punish the elhaders. Public writers
have enjoyed a comparative immunity from immi-
neat danger sines the substitution of a civilian and
a lawyer for a headstrong and violent asbrear in the
Ministry of the Interior. Public writers were
beginning to breathe more freely, and it was even
imagined that M. DILANOLI was, from professional
habits and association, disposed to inaugurate
a dispenaation of gwasi-legality. Whoa the
journals were observed to comment with an'
stinted severity and =restricted partineetty
on the priestly outrage at Bologna, it was supposed
by the uninitiated that the fetters were off and the
muule removed at last—that heed= was about to
take the place of force, publicity et merest, light ar
darkness. Bat those who havestudiedamenaceeratelv

the machinery of arbitrary Government were not m
easily persuaded that the promised completion of the
Imperial edifioe had arrived. They know well, indeed,
that it sever eau arrive and that light sad darkness,
repremion and publicity, cannel emecriet--see wet
destroy the other. Ne champ of Mieisters can I
change the sooditiens of irrerpoturible power or
modify its fatalities. A semi-official journal pro-
tested, on the advent of M. DZIANOLIS to &Zoe,
against the indulgene of dangerous hopes and ex-
pectations which either 88W-olicial journal had
enomaged. Le Pop was rights Ls Pattie was
wrong. M. DILANOLII is se inks a man of
law and • magistrate ; but the civil power
is not the prevailing caste under the Empire,'
and the Minister of the Interior under the
Imperial Government, be he lawyer er sorter,
is nothing more ever less than the very de-
voted servant end chief clerk of a man whew
responsibility rests upon five hundred thousand
bayonets, and to whom " legality" is unknown.
We are not surprised, then, at this return to •
policy of what has been called moral d.cspitatioaef
all the remained of public vistas and siva enrage in
Fret* society. But we ere al liberty to say, with-
out any evil intention, that it morns to as to be
' the grernet blunder in domestic policy which the
I Imperial Government has committed sines the pub-
lication of the addresses 'of the iire-entimg
Colonels. We say " the gravest blunder in
" domestic policy," besenes it is ominously .cis.,
adorn with a deliberate infraction of intieno
tinted law, sad • violent revival cof the 81ave
Europe is ones MIMI reminded tide sowential *lair
ness of • Gennonmat that professes to repose is the
national will. A eslebeated Pima settees, who
felt herself foiling in power, aid wee ,swilling to
fees the actinism of ea ineenetnat fras*ty
declared her "dislike to be diorama' The &e.,
pire of universal suffrage add the national frill
cannot endure discussion. Unfortunately it has ne
Bananas& to sing its glories. so Tams to **-
brats its triumph,: while veiny sifter* and We-
modest thinker, every men et dares* end
beet, protests egainet the degradation aid ser-
vility which form the buds of its absolute power.
European opinice will not fail to note an set et
irritation and ill temper es a entieseien ef matinee..
Lea powder, ri sopeapisenent sent de hews di-
!alto. The eland Gemmel Benntunite efrodnietno-
tion wes to paralyse the public esnittios, to deli*
confidence, to convince the world that the Empire was
an accident, incapable of preserving the demo ineer
of • regular government ; to reaninete peddle spirit,
and to rekindlopublie indignation- M. Dmenaufs
mere prudent and temper* system hes mind
these symptoms of disquiet, and mortared stagnation,
when, on a sudden, we bear that one of the mast
eminent of the public men whose exile from pub.
lie life forms a neatens proton ea behalf of the rights
el parental disobey sad intellectual freedom, is
threatened with a prosecution Cu account of an I
article in a fortnightly review, the circulation of
which is newsier* limited to a select, and certainly
not a revolutionary public. We are perfectly aware
of the peculiar grudge which the Imperial Govern-
ment i• likely to entertain went N. DI Mown-
lie wee the great orator in the
National Assembly who, from the Tribune