The Express.
London, England, 1859-05-26 00:00:00

(Stamped ld. Additional.) [TWOPENCE.

Almighty G, d would long preserve nu own soil from Pi
burnt's, and that Englmm would no longer juetity the
deeetiption given of them by the poet in the last century

" For this, in arm., the some of Britain chine,
And stain with blood the Danube and the Rhine."
In the meantime, we were bound to extend a helping hand
to such waives of those efdleted countries.. might be driven
destitute to cur shone. IBA lotdrhip concluded sub a re-
capitulation of the flies stated in tho introduesios. A sub-
empticn amounting to newly 1,800!., including 1001. from
her "'meat answered the chairman. eloquat appeal. Mr.
Higgs ectea es toutssaiter.

1111.1211011 OP MB MONEY °RDAS 818131
10 CANADA.

1. On the let of June next, and thenceforward,
money orders will be hautd at all money order offices in the
United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland on the sub-
joined places in Canada, end by these places on any money
order office in the United Kingdom', at the charge et le, for
any rum not exceeding 21. and 2s. for any sum above W. and
not exceeding 61., beyond which amount no order can be
granted.
2. The halm of money orders under the above arrangement
will in all other respects be on the fame conditions as regu-
late their true by one ofßee on another in the United King-
dom, except that, In memoriam of the Mariam between the
Unittd Kingdom end Canada, an interval of four inwead of
two months will be allowed after the issue of an older in one
country payable in the other beforeeuch order will have become
lapsed.
3. The renewal of a lapsed order, the lame of a duplicate
order, the transfer of an order to a different place, and oho
the stoppage of payment elan orders id be made on the appli-
anon of the proper patty to the ocntroller of the metropo:i-
Mri office of the country in which such order le payable,
provided an additional inland rate of cemmiseion be suck
with the application, except in the oars of lapsed order,
when the additional COMllliflu4ll will be deducted hom the
amount of the new order issued by the department, but the
Ispeed seder must be transmitted with the applkatioe for its
renewal. . . .

ref &malt of the amount cf a money order, or for
the cierremion of any error respecting the name of the payee
or remitter of en order, the epplicanon on the whin; en-
closing an additional inland rate of commission, must be ad-
deemed to the controller of the metropolitan oaks of the
country in which the eider was issued.
6. As the advice authorising payment of en elder will
always have to pee. through the metropolitan office, it may
occasionally arrive in the colony some days after the order
itrelfp and hence there may sometimes be • short de-
lay an the payment.—By command of the Postmaster-
General, ROWLAND HILL, Sec.
General Post.oMos, May 23.
The following is a lint of Canadian offices authorised to
ismie nod pay money °Mere
Albite,. Palo Arnie" Leask. Amberstbarg, Eines.
Angus, Wince. Athena, Lembron. Auliseille, Stormont.
Anton, York. Aylmer, C.E., Otters. Aylmer, C.W.,
Elgin. Ayr, Waterloo. Banta, Sirocco. Bath, Adding-
ton. Bay field, Huron. Beethville, Oxford. Beeramille,
Lincoln. Beavatae, Ontario. Belleville, Hastings. Ben-
tinck, Grey. Berlin, Waterloo. Berthier (en heat), Berthier.
Bond Head, Shims. Bothwell, Kent Bownienvillen
Durham. Bradford, Strome. Bramproe, Peel. Branthord,
Brent. Brighton, Northumberland. Brockville, Leeds.
Brooklin, Ontario. Burford, Brant. Carleton Place.
Lanark. Cayuga, Heidi wend. Chambly, Chambly. Chat-
ham, C.W., Kent. Chippewa, Welland. Clifton, Welland.
Clinton, Huron. Coatioook, Stanstead. Cobourg, North-
untherlend, Colborne, Northumberland. Colhagwood,
Simeoe. Compron,Compron. Cookstown, Simcoe. Cooke-
vilie, Peel. Cornwell, Glengarry. Creighuret, Simon,
Credit. P‘el. Danville, Richmond. Dentham, Oxford.
Dickson'sen Landing. Stormont. Drummondville, C.W.,
Welland. Hondas, Wentworth. Dunnville, Haldimand.
Elora, Wellington. Embro', Oxford. Erin, Wellington.
Etobkoke, York. Perin., Wallington. Frugal, Elgin. Port
Erie, Welland. Gal; Waterloo. Ganahoque, Leeds.
Georgetown, Halton. Georgin., York. Oknallan, Well-
ington. Goderich, Hawn. Grafton, Northumberland.
Granby, Stafford. Grimsby, Lincoln. Guelph, Welling-
ton. Hamilton, Wentworth. Harpurboy„ Huron. Has
riston, Wellington. Haley, Stanstead. 'Tewkesbury, Pree
cott. Hespeler, Waterloo. Holland Landing, York. Hunt-
ingdon, liontingdon. Haldimand. Industry,
Joliette. Ingersoll, Oxford. Inverb arm, Bruce. Iroquois,
Dundee. Kamouraska, Kamoureaka. Keene, Peterboro'.
Knoptville, Grenville. Kincardine, Bruce. Kingston,
Troutman. L'Orignal, Prescott. 'Aches, imps. Cartier.
Liebuta, ArgenteulL Lanolin, St. John's. Lanark, Lanark.
LapnthM Laprisizia. Leeds, Megantic. Lennolville, Rich-
mood. Liadsay, Victoria. Lietowell, Perth. LI Idtown,
York. Londe; Middlesex. Longed, Chambly. Lyn,
Lied". Mersin., Victoria. Markham, York. Melbourne,
Rosin:amid. Merrickville, Grenville. Mill Brook, Durham.
Milton, C. W Halton. Mitchell, Perth. Mootatagny,
Ilonimagny. Montreal, Iluclieler. Mono Mills, rumen.
limpid; Kent. Ilornsburg, Hoodoo. Mount feyness,
Mtddleex. Napanee, Lennox. Heelers-ilk, Naperville.
Newboni, Leeds. Newburg, Addington. Newbury, Mid-
dleton. Nowcattle, Durham. New Hamburg, Waterloo.
Nowinerket, York. Niagara, Linorlo. Nicole; Nioolet.
Norwich, Oxford. North Port, Prince Edward. Oakville,
Halm. Odes', Addington. °memos, Victoria. Orange-
ville, Wellington. Orillia, Simcoe. Ottawa, Ontario. Ot-
tawa, Carleton. Otterville, Oxford. Owen Sound, Grey.
Peaky, Brom Poitillism, Lenart. Palermo, Halton.
Perim, Brant. Pembroke, Renfrew. Peatanguishene,
RiM(O3. Perth, Lanark. Peterborough, Peterborough.
Putlieeburg, MWigooi. Pickering, Ontario. Peron, Prince
Eduard. Pike River, Mimisquor. Portage du Port, Pon-
tine. Port Colborne, Welland. Pori Deems* Lincoln.
Port Dover, Norfolk. Port Hope, Durham. Port Robin-
son, Welland. Port Rowan, Norfolk. Port Sarnia. Lamb-
ton. Port Stanley, Elgin. Prescott, Grenville. Preston,
Waterloo. Quebec, Quebec. Redrew. Renfrew. Rich-
raged Hill, York. Itimourki, Rimoneki. Ilia. du Loup
fan bee), Teraisomata. St. Anne M Pocrui?re, Ka-
toonraaka. ht. Aadrew's, C.E., Argenteuil. St. Ca-
, tberinea, C.W., Lincoln. St. Emache, Two Mountaine.
St. George, Bran; Brunt. St. Hyseinthe, St. Hyacinthe.
' St. Jobe", C.E., St. John's. Sr. Mary's, Blanahard, Perth.
Si. l'ie, Begot. Ste. TheiMe de 13Iainvi le, Terrebonne. Bt.
Theme, Elgin. Sandwich, E.em. Sturm, Bruce. Se-
lect, Haldimand. Shannoni file, Hearings. Sharon, York.
Sherbrooke, Richmond. Mums, Norfolt. Smith's Falls,
Linark. Smithvilla, Lincoln. Sparc; Elgin. Stanstead,
Mamma& Stirling, Hastier Storey Creek, Wentworth.
Montville, York. riaabane, Wentworth. Stratford, Perth.
Strathroy, Middlesex. Ste ere il le, Peel. Terrebonne,
Terrebonne. Thornhill, York. Ttorold Welland. Three
Boers, St. Maurice. Toronto, York. Trenton, Hastings.
Uxbridge, Ontario. Vankleekbill, Prescott. Vinod', Nor-
folk. Walkerton, Bruce. WardsviPe, Middlesex. War-
' wick, C. W., Larobton. Wistardown, Wentworth. Water.
ford, Norfolk. Waterloo, C.E., ithefforl. Waterloo, C.W.,
Waterloo. Welland (late Merritavilie), Welland. Welke-
, ley. Waterloo. Wellingtenmnere, Halton. West Plata-
hero', Wentworth. Wer on, York. Whitby, Ontario.
Wiliam Henry (Sorel), Richelitu. Wiliam', Middlesex.
Wieder, C.W., Eaten. Woodbridge, York. Woodstock,
Oxford. Wroseter, Huron. York, lialdimand.

• The first inroad place is that where the money orders
aro payable ; the sacced the county in whkh it is situatt.t.

THE QUESTION OF CONTRAPAND.—The following
enewar has been returned by the Board of Trade to the
Shipowners,' Association on the question of contrabstd. The
reply of Lord Malmeibruy to • similar spplicaton was pub-
Imbed several days back :—"Oblee of Committee of Privy
Council for Trade, Whitehall, 1.1.3 r 23. Sir,—ln reply to
ur letters of the 16th end 18th isegent, I am directed by the
our luttera of the ldrh end ISti lo.t.nt, I am directed ly lt
L.ot.la of the Privy Council fer Trade to inform you that
their lordships bane/ submitted them for the consideration
of the Lords of her Majesty's Piivy Council, have r,ceivel
reply to the I Sort that elPh a lull appreciation of the in-
portion., as well so of the question* anbmitted to them as
of others which may atlas, and of the magnitude of the in-
tervals concerned, they have wired at the conclusion that her
M•joity's praclanuition having shandy called the attention
U 4 Ul,-. public to the only municipal law on the &abject, V.A..
the Foreign Etilistmost Act, it IR not for her Majesty's go-
vernment to give any exposition of that act with reference to
any particular case. I ant at the sane time directed to °st-
elae for your informati de copy of a letter from her lla-
j,stie Secrebuy of State for Foreign Affairs in reply to
atwitter inquiries addressed to his lordship by other parties.—
mu, air, your obedient servant, J. EIIILION TINNINT.—
Wu. Boner, ILK., General Shipoweene Society."
TUE NEAPOLITAN EXILE FUND.—At • meeting
of the sub committee of management of tbe Neapolitan
Buie Fund—Mr. William Stirling in the chair—the
surer's accounts were produced, shooing • total amount
received, incite:tam interest, of 6181. oe. 3,1., and a balance
on hand, after modulo( the 40W. to London and payment of
all r :pewee, of 1901. 2e. Id. The aocoun.• were gone over
and passed. Mr. IPChilland stated that when in Loudon he
had met Mr. Parried, the honorary secretary of the
London committee, also Lord Sbefuebury, the chair-
men, and other members of that committee, and bad m-
oseyed information as to their mode of procedure
granting relief, aa to the amorist of that relief, sad the
recipients of it. Mr. M.Clellend gave• detailed statement
of this information to the womb, re of the sub-committee,
which appeared to them highly satisfactory, sad it was, lona-
nirnowily remised to remit the balance on baud to the Loa-
ders, committee. The sub-committee 'oust, however, that the
London committee, in apporticning the rest of the funds at
theirdeposal, will pay particular attention to the claims of
Chess uefortunate exiles who no disabled by age or their
state of health from easn'ng their own outs:mance. The
thanks of the meeting were unanimously voted ro Mr.
al.Clelland, the treasunr, std Mesa*. Campbell end
Mitchell, the joint secretaries, fur ttleir gratuitous exertions
in firwardion the Glasgow Near lit= Exile Foist—OW •
gar Doily tail.

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AIINDOM. THUILIIIDAY, MAY IS.

eonsaavansa Is trying bard to believe that
the tide bee turned in its favour; that a reaction
has sot is somewhat similar to that which was magi-
tided at the General Election of 1433, and which I
mashed its culminating point in that of 1341,
when Liberalism was said to be extinguished
ea a ruling power, and the Milleneium of the
• Stand-feats" wee authoritatively declared to have
begun. How seem that happy period came ta an
end, all prosaism and prophecies notwithstanding,
moat people are aware. Daring the thirteen years
that have elapsed since the bresk up of the Ministry
of Sir ROBERT Pm, TorJiam has upon the
whole made bat a bed hand of it. It has eel-
:mated assiduously several successive mops of
weeds—Protection, Navigation Laws, Jewish Din.
abilities, Adulation of French Absolutism, No
Popery, and we know not what besides—each and
all of which is turn it has duly gathered in, only to
burn them in the face of all the world, having no.
thing to show for the trouble but a heap of ashes.
But the nodulous industry of Conservatism is still
ussexhausted. This spring it has planted two new
mops in its unprolific held—Auetrienism and Dwarf
Reform ; the first being a genuine herb of the
narconc tribe, the latter a spurious variety of the
aluablea plant, to which it can only be said to bear
a fanciful and fallacious resemblance. Yet sanguine
antic potions are professed regarding the yield of
both; and it is confidently said that profit-
able as the present crop is likely to prove, the
next, if cultivated by the same hands, is sure to be
still better. The country bee so long been used to a
different sort of treatment that Tory cultivation does
not all at once Moe to perfection. But see what has
been done in the time ; look at the result of the late
elections; only let things remain as they are till
there arises another such opportunity, and there is .
no saying what may be the results.
Let us see what these precious results are. A Tory
Administration has now been in office considerably
more than a year. It has had every advantage which
peace and prosperity can confer on those who have
the conduct of public affairs. It cannot complain of
any want of confidence on the part of the Court,
or of any irritable impatience on the part of
the people. To the good-will of the Church sad
aristocracy it asserts a paramount claim; commerce
has happily no longer anything to fear from legis-
lative tampering; and the Army has expressed no
particular dissatisfaction with its executive conduct.
°snag to the state of parties in Parliament, the
present Ministers succeeded to rich and rare opportu-
nities in the way of astral legislation ; but if oppor-
tunities are the helps to wise men's fortune, they are
testa of the incompetency of fools. Was ever such
an example of this as that afforded by the Derbyite
manner of dealing with the question of Reform ?
Never had a pasty so easy a path of penitence, re-
trieval, and safety open to it—never was there such
blind,obstinate, and fat now determination not to walk
therein. From the late Hones of Commons which
met the mock Reform Bill of Ministers with what
they themselves declared to be a " vote of censure,"
they unaided the Quees to let them appeal to the
People. They do not even pretend to say that a
majority of the new House would be content with
their rejected Bill. Three hundred and four is the
highest figure at which the I)erbyite minority in the
new Parliament has been placed by its own organ',
aid the only pretext on which they even venture to
ass that this short reckoning should be deemed a
sufficient justification for the late dissolution at so
untoward a period, is that, considering how much
weaker in point of numbers they were before, if they
only get time enough to prepare for another ge-
neral election, they will then get a real ma.
jority. There is certainly nothing like im-
pudent* ; and the plea we have just
cited can hardly be matched, we think, in the
annals of factious effrontery. What, in point of
fact, does it come to ? That the means and °ppm,
funities of electoral corruption have been found so
propitiously numerous that, if systematically deve-
loped, they may defy all attempts at general Re.
form ; and that the electoral strength has been found
in many places so inadequate to resist illegitimate
intluence that, with due aggravations of that inte-
rnee nsewhete. it may be forced even more generally
than it has: hitherto been to succumb. In a word,
Toryism says, Give us time, and the very canna you
allege fur Parliamentary Reform shell be improved
into permanset obstacles to its attainment.

Ito!, without intending it, Toryism has done one
real sissies to the elute of dotnevic progress. Its
?scent mode of de►liog with smell constituencies
has coasiated the most eery-going Liberals that
there can be no security against an oily ru.b
from Carlton. so long as these outpwts of
rho Constitstioa Sr. liable to surprise through Ming
au ill &rondo& AV, cannot for reser be sitting up
all night to guard our house from burglars with
false keys. Something most be dole to pot the
small boroughs out of the reach of mere money.
'Pm indirect influence of wealth and etatilo wok,
otter all said and done, be powerful enough ;
but what is imperatively seeded now is a
thorough overbanliog of these conatituencios whom
srmalicese renders them this abject prey of say
set of reckless sdventorers or party tools whom the
managers of a Pall-mall Club may mod down per
roil. stab a beg of sovereigns in hit postman-
t• an. The farce and scandal of the transactions

dewriptioe which hare it otoriotuly coccarried
&a-mg the :ut month impart • pracuial charastar

to the question of Parliamentary Reform, which in
the opinion of some perhaps it previously needed.
As has been circumstantially shown, nearly the
whole of the boasted winnings of the Tories (over
and above those set off against Liberal gains) have
been fourth and fifth rate country towns, or in
plaxs that hardly come up to that designation.
It is no answer to say that attempts at
wholesale bribery were ales made in larger places,
and that if petitions were presented praying for
general inquiry from some of these, an amount of
reckless expenditure would be disclosed, as great, or
even greater, than that which took place in smaller
towns. Bat the difference is broad and palpable.
Vosality and debauchery did not triumph in the cos
as they did in the other. Vice is vice wherever it be
preetised ; but onsuecesefol vice is far lam formidable,
because far less likely to be persisted in or imitated,
than that which carries its point. To lavish great
sums of money in electioneering debauchery in great
cities and large thriving towns is found to have been
• mistake. The most unscrupulous agents of Toryism
are ready to admit it to be a blunder, though they
may laugh at its being called, a crime ; but blunder
or crime it is not likely to be repeated, inasmuch as
it does not pay. Than this nothing can be more
sativfactory ; but it furnishes the strongest possible
argument to the real friends of Reform, and the
strongest additional motive far taking the conduct
of that great question at wee and finally out of
hands that have proved themselves so unworthy to
be entrusted with it.

Those who have read themes,. ear have published
in the Doily Aiwa on the seed of special sanitary
arrangements for the protection of the Indian array
will be glad to learn that it be intended to appoint a
Special Goininieeion for the investigation of the sub-
ject, of which Mr. kidney Herbert is to be the
chairman.—Llaily News.

gbe court.

OSBORNE, RAT 25.

The Queen, the Prince Consort, Princess Frede-
rick William, Printer Prisms Reese, end Princess
Levies, dewed out yesterday afteraose.
Her Majesty's clime party facludel Pewees Frederick
William, Primus A 1.., Prisms Inirefagea, Couet sad
Coutes, Perpossber, x,..-Geramal the Hoa. C. sad Mrs
Orly. Captain tie Hes. J. Dearth, sad Major Elethiastone.
The Bead dike Hovel Mariam played durias diaaer.
Her Majesty, ths Prime Court, sad the Royal Family,
a:compeaied by Name Frederick William, will Mara to
Beekiestism Pelee* to-morrow (Thursday) or Friday Witted
of Holiday beat, to amble the Princess Royal, whose stay in
inglsad is 'try limited, to see as much es possible of the
Duchess of Hint; the Duchess haring bur peevested by
ladisposi:los from joiniai the party at ()Anna.
Tee Deka of Cambridge, Duke Augestee of Saxe Coburg,
sad Priam Edward of flue Weimar, called yesterday to in-
quire idles the health of the Do :hem of Sent, at Clarence
Moue, St. James

The Lard Mayor and • deputation hot an interview with
the Earl of Derby yesterday, at hie official residence is
Darning-street.
. _

dir Charles Napier bad alto as interview with the noble
earl.