The Express.
London, England, 1856-10-01 00:00:00

LONDON, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 1.

" Timis is nothing like being at one's own wed-
ding," exclaim the homely oonntry folk of the
Norman valleys, when they wish to reprove any
neighbour who has confided an important tranmetios
to a Mend. We should recommend this picturesque
proverb to M. Rayne, now solemnly reproved
by the French Minister of Public Inetrestioe,
not no much for his own pastoral letter, as for
the explanation of its meaning by his grease's abbe.
The Bishop will have to employ that moderate share
of wit with which he appears to have been endowed,
to discover some new method for filling the school of
the Beare Ccsar with orthodox little girls. He will
also have to answer before hie brother Bishop, for
having brought the French Government into direct
hostility with the French clergy. For the latter of the
French Minister inserted in the Aloaser was a bold
and unmistakeable warning to the clergy of nesse
that the power they have been allowed to obtain has its
limits ; and that these limits will be marked out, if se-
ecesug. by the Imperial Government. Pear K.
Panne! He really acted for the best. Bobs Pas-
dosage moving about him—besnang familiar ones
more with the sallow face of the Jesait--eming that
=incite were cropping up again in the procisem,
he believed that the hoar had arrived when be egad
initiate a little tyranny and plan the POI% It
wee in no way clear to this sanguine ehurohnian that
the utmost prudence wan necessary to peewee and
consolidate the power of his ceder throughout Francs,
and that any &add demonstration would hieteete
the these in the mores of which he was interested.
He knew, as we all know, how potent are the &ray
of France to make or destroy a great political reps.
Woo, but he did not mailciently consider that they
are potent only while they remain snobtraelve.
Thar individual insignitimusee le their collective
strength. Everybidy remembsre those indaehrioes
fleas in the Strand, that, marshalled is iselleisat faros,
need to draw along a little state coach. Well. the posi-
tion of the French clergy, in relation to the Preach
Government, reminds le of this multorions family
of insects. The clergy all palling 4 ytogether
do great work. But stillness and Ordinal are
ameesary to their success. They mast cut no capers
—take no demonstrative leaps. This is what M.
_ .

Poems did not understand : made a bound which
instead of advancing the state coach threatened to
upset it, and he has got snubbed for his pains. He
has endangered the power of the alma by melds, a
parade of it, has aroused the indignation ot all sensible
men, and earned from*, State not a reward but a re-
buke. M. Palms is one of the ma Wu into the
'creed with half a brain he sees only one side of a
question. He knew that the Imperial Government
had fostered the Church, and depended somewhat
upon its support. Ile probably had BZWIOZIeII
"Les Reebrende Perm* running is hie eplesopal
head, and at every new Wear shown to hie order
Waal is—

IA favorl par fast d'igaris
Eapirs &equals do piss: iroseharda.

Leagued with two or three fellow-bishops, and
supported by instructions hem Rowe, he had the
weakness to believe that he was atroag enough to
any a spiritual dictatorship over the Pas de Cable
by emelt. The result is, that a French Bishop's
pastoral latter has been solemnly rebuked by one
et the Batrza.oa's Ministate. There nest be a
split between that seethe et the Chards which M.
PARIIIS and his friends represent and the lasperial
Government; Ice the Bishop of Ann cannot eon-

east to be publicly molded without inakhig nue
esergetk appeal, either to the 'Unties or the Vaasa'.
To br compelled to administer the Berrainent to mho&
mietremes who are in the daily habit of Ribbing pees

ter little heretics—to hear ;Weed= five silldish
lips that have recently pressed Protestant Smoke—
here is degradation to the Free& clergy I Yet we
are mow happy to see that it is a degradation that
the French EMPEIIOI has bad the courage sad the
wisdom to Mild. He has seen the meet point
where as instrument becomes a meter. He has
halted at the last =meat, it may be, bat still before
the country he governs bad bow handed over, bound
sad benumbed, by as upeorupalses clergy to the will
of Boom It is for us to thank the French Govern-
met heartily for this prompt coartesy to an ally—a
courtesy offered, as we have eadeavonred to show, not
without considerable risk, bat destined to hays
more effect sport the meteors cenksie between the two
Milos than the uninitiated ream would imagine.
Having probably rue a risk of doing some lajury
to a large ekes of most domering people in the
Pas de Calais by our =poem of their Bishop's
designs upon their liberty of OCIIK4IIOII, it if
now ear daty—the danger past—to repair the
damage, by snaring parents who have children
across the water that PAPA'S and his curates will
not dabble with their education. These pale-
men will in future avoid the 'shook. It is their

principle to bend low under authority. Their
habitual attitude is a erne& in preparation
for a spring ; and it was because we knew
that they must have felt themselves very
strong before they ventured on this late aggression
that we took up the question warmly, sad dug te it
till we aroused Mr. HAMILTON* the worthy Nokias
consul, to activity, and finally prossitall haw the
French Ministry of Public Instruction that leteethr.
ens which naves English payouts free is piss their
children in French schools, safe from the deists,
attacks of men who regard them es LAW awl
would, if they dered,eound oat 0009 more the sealants
tocsin of St. Genesi' Mammon We hare dose ear
daty in this matter, and are more than rewarded I.
the signal success our exposure has achieved.

Tin Revenue Beton. fix the year and quarter
jam ended present very eatkfeetory remelts. The
total net increase on the queer is 1,114,288/4 on,
the year, 3,211,7081. The aggregate total revalue
of the year reaches the encemosesam a:71,348,0674
as amount
people with such an entire absences of prewar* ea
the national resources. The total returns far the
qouter are very high, considerably exceeding these
of any previous three mouths daring the financial
year. Between the 30th of Jane and the 30th of Sep•
Umber very nearly 20,0000001. of money has bees
paid into the national exchequer. With the azospdea

of a very trilling &clime Is the Custom sad the Mis-
mammas omen of mom, the Spree et the Mere

are all on one side. To the total inere;nent of 1,114,2881.
on the quarter the Property Tax matribates 753.3784
the !;seise 309,0004, and the Iltgipe 117,9261.
These are all evideccse of a high state of materna
prosperity. The increase in the Property Tax shows
that the prawns of direct taxation has sot yet nearly
reached the limit beyond which it cannot be carried
without danger of a financial collapse. The national
wealth rises with elastic vigour beneath the fresh bur-
den imposed upon it. The ismeams is the Excise points
to a corresponding Junes* fa the mew pomessed
by the occamosity at large of Weighs( in thous
luxuries which ars peobahly more lucrative to the
remise than beneficial to themselves ; while the
addition to the Stamp returns indicates a proportional
addition to the umber of those mercantile contracts
and transfers for which stamps are required, and
whose augmentation is an unerring index of an
increase of prosperity as evinced by an increase of
Weiner dealings between man and mu. On the
whole, tin Rename Returns for the year and quarter
ending Sept. 30, 1856, may well be co nmeaded to the
attentive oonsideratiea of all those who, on the coati-
neat of Bonne, are interested in promulgating the
doctrines of free trade, and holding up for emulation
the improved commercial system of England.

gpt wart.

BALYOBAL,

The Quiet Wes prevented, by the extreme kale-
wen et the weather yesterday. diem aresselag Diviaa
thavlea at Ilav web dwelt of Druids.

THE PRLVCH COURT.

(rsox mismawes moinTisra.)

Oa liesiiey the Emperor reviewed. it Berms.,
the hith 'ad 44th enfants el th. line,
.suestly retuned
boa th. Crises.

TM Impute, impteei, aad Imperial Peles will lean
Blarrits ea Tender, at ass °Week. Tbar llsjiithe will
sleep at Bowleame, will ramie there the satin shy as the
lit, sad arrive at the Pane of Bt. Cloud as the 2ad of
[NNW.

The resignation of the Batt?). oilizteaLondon wag pre•
elated yesterday to the of Canterbury.
It has hum hay accepted, and to the Glossa.

The Colston de Melly, sesompeaied by the Doke
es& !hobos do NOlNOille, and otssda ih s suouross
nits Mama to elarasost yostorday, foss Word, is
ski& oily Us =sabers of the osooyal haft, bays boa
oo)sorsiss iM fistssisy

The Bail sod Cosatoo of Hardwick* us ester•
Weis( • idea *de et binds et their rest, an, South-

amputa.
Lord aid Lady Petro have arrived at Mearigra
Hotel, has Thetudas Hall, lam

Sir Hoehnla Hall has left Landau for Llanovar,
Sesta Wass.

Sir Frederick and Lady Hervey Bathurst bate
arrived at llatrlgre Hotel, bon Canada' Park, sear
Sallebery. _ _ _

Sir amlos Wood arrived fa tows a hw daytime
at the Admissity, sad hes bees musk egisssil la ecomistb"
the aressimmeate V massetiee with the aim groassemeat
of the meat peed.

It is roiortsd (says the Hondo!) that Capta
Haskett, sa eases wbe lost sa um fa the swabs, ►a. ben
selected by 1112 Marla Woad to fill the annoy et Gran-
wick Hapitsl, nand by the Inman dames of the late
Canals Mowbrey.

isdy Bateusa gave birth yesterday to a sou sad
Ms at 37 Brook street, Oreavasar-astaus._ _
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The Marquee of Abettors ;ad Lady Harriet
Heathen here, sloes 1.., ChillingUm Casde, been
main • series of visits la Ileedsal.
_ _ _ _

ThO-Barl sad Countess of Cations have loft the
sects he the loath. They perpole reeesaies Os the emit,
of Wilshire la a few webs.

Lord (kowtow has left his Robing quarters is
Boatload he the swath. ea We way to his seat is Devon-
shire.

The /Ash, at this day, states that General
Names tar Lit Paris for Madrid.

Los Noraissies, of Madrid, states that the dame
appoiatlai 1L Moo Aabaleadot at tM Papal Court, WM
lased ma tM 11t1 alt. •
_ _

The Sesporee of the French strived at Bordeaux
yesoirdse mobs..

- M. inisewhad an interview with the Preach
Wakens el Yowls% Affairs pito/day. sad promoted a
avec

Lord sad Lay /dreamt,: hare bola entsrtahaag
a distiasistatied party at Mosesstse Oast* arms Combatlead.
Assam' the mots at. dm But et Psatsitsset, elm Hoe. Mss.
Bassides, Kr Jobs Ramada% sail Mr. How sad MN
Raman ; a 4 Mazy sad Captain Vega; the Use. Camel
sad Met Leather; Captain the Hos. hears Parasites,
the Hes. A. Pessisiess, sad the lise. Kim Psealestat ;
sad Mr. Alarms.

Mr. Maid hem been coe a visit to the Lad
mat of tbo meaty of &sari (Lad Halbach's), at
Toddosloy HaD. Mr. Mesbi sossorpaideit Lord Hathortos
to tho litasedebtro Apisaltaral latsw, at titbrasisit, is
Tlaarldsy hat. bat Maras& to Toillooloy to Mae. Lord
Hathartsa lad laritod bis pied* traaato to most Mr.
Heal, sad a nut istorsatiai sad latitriotirs omits was
sprat.

(MAC LAST ■IOI? GUM'S )

WAR DIPAZYMINP, Barr. 30.—Ths Qom has
bees snaked, pleased to give (mien fee the appoistsest
of the Bea. Joha Dams Bligh, C. 8., sometime her
Mejsety's Envoy Bannon!'easy mad Wainer Planipetes-
tiny to the Xis, of Hamner; of Arther Charles Regents,
Bog., her liejestes Bever Batreemilemy as& Mildew
Pleeipoustlary to the King of Swedes sad Norway; and
et Jos Fiesses Cramps's, , sometime bar blejestrs
Bevey Betnoirdleary awl Blaster Plesipotestievy to tae
United States of Anodes, to be °Messy Riembire of the
Civil Divides oldie Snood ChM, Or Edens Commeadere
of the Most Hosatuable Oster H W Desk.

FOREIGN OM" Ban. 1--The Qo. bEN Woo
Ey p lered to oppoitt (hoop lassel Lomita Boat,
IZOw HAM Vrot-Ooosol it lioattotioo, to Mkw
II 'a Mewl to Um Wool et limb Plisa
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carat, Barr. 27.—The Qum has bss
Om* le protest the Bev. Ivan llookesele Kama to
the obseoli et Maio& Llkoshow Walsh Lieber% la the
poll* et thedo, la the yambylsey Wagwell. ma Woo
of aim vaunt by the eleot See. Oboolto
Mmissiklmis tafrastee thosekte ibo nye* at Moped;
eel the am Jam Orme* Loes to the Iburek et Cai-
ne* is Iliatubssass. r.priebyttty Myst% tad
Al» el Br" woo* by the Isomportdke of lie PA"
Willis. Obssin Illeibtoa Gnat, late Wahl*/ Mond, to
lb. gime of Demos.

WIMMAIL. Ihirt. W The Qeen bee been
*Nei bathe Wore pilot be be pease seder the Greet
Seel. meads. lir Timm littbehe Itediegtoe. K.C.8.;
Robots aeotheel% the et bet llejestl's anaseel ; Re.
bort Walbel toe Lf#wieee. Le.. Bernet Lew;
James Wilbee. ; awl Cwrigsk Bub
te be his Keigetfe eeenthetheeve be the peepers et
letpirthe thee Me elate et the boa esethee nth ether
feedeether M Os eesledy eel tieelemell et the three mew
*deft la Ilia. eed else
'ire present state el the
kat repscarst hese. mg whom la that put of
the mil Umbel ILlisis

Prises Gee Mats( is dumbed to return to Wer-
ner friss Neesew ea the Or&
A wins Elheassassea has none, been observed
la Ones& The Wm rd Oswald hss esispletely dried sp.
As immure nom ef hills had Is thas rendered available
fee the Pusan et
The Ammar =e% PAtribourg states that
the media spewed ea MAI et Prime n,
&we at Mowry
smswassit sealant hdltfelek, ami eree this will seemly
mess w sew his masses.
MIDIC.AL 866111014.—Thin noccator the
TWIN swine 4.llllinenlit • at the varies. medial easels
meow la tuts hesphals la the metropolis.
PthsslT b sow at Hamburg. When at
ea tie sot alt.. las wee entertained by the
the diem ef the droner, hie lisjesty rem I
Zeipmed • mesa te the been of 'he Emperor of the
nem% sad sere allerwude another to Priam Napless.
who_ milled ho • &art spew" sod proposed the health of
hie Iffsfemy. Ti. me ley TM* Erooleo• neeelve4la
the Wass of go Rem& lespolha the Walston of slats sad
the diploma* mho Ind sosabled so the Initiative
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