The Express.
London, England, 1858-03-13 00:00:00

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EXPRESS, SATURDAY

tT—tr gentlsm* had, been Zuwexpreas to'
oar the prikeedinge—the
the enxis oonsideration of Gowleament±lirota-
ject dolintd wonid heat he prominleithy not indalging
in " =amiable language" &pink the King of
Nina. Lord into Roseau, Mr. Itokaticx,
Mr. }LUDLAM, and Mr. HOUMAN did good service,
by exposing tb• abject futility of all this. They
pointed out the true course—the only course con-
sistent with the dignity and the duty of England.
This Sovereign who is not to be addressed " an-
" amiably" has piratically posressed himself of two
of .)ar countrymen ; and, amiably or =amiably,
he wust be told that he shall keep them no
looser. We don't insist on hard words ;
bat we want decisive acts. The time for
,anxious consideration and all that kind of

thing has passed—the time for resolute will find
energetic action has come. This FERDINAND must
be told with all the amiability that is compatible
with unflinching firmness, that he must at once give
up his prey. If he won't listen to Mr. LYONS, he
must be handed over to Lord Lions, who must dis-
course to him with all the amiability of which
42-pounders are capable. The notion of sending
ever a diplomatic gentleman train Florence to inspect
the prison rations of PARK and the roadhouse treat-
ment of WATT, is purely indictors. Surely the
Mosul and the Chaplain sufficed for that sort of
work. There is nothing to be gained, but more
conspicuous discredit, by ending out a more
dignified delegate to be the witness of our disgrace
—to chronicle the persistence of Neapolitan injure-
' ties, and the long-suffering of English humiliation.
The country won't submit I. this kind of thing : the
nation which has overthrown a Ministry, and
hazarded the breach of a great alliance, because a
discourteous despatch was left unanswered, will
never tolerate this miserable subservience to the

caprices of a despot (we are sorry if the word is un-
amiable), who, in plain violation of every principle
of international right, has kept two innocent
Englishmen for ten months in the vile durance
of a lawless imprisonment. We have no desire to
press hardly on the present Ministry, but this is a
qaattion that transcends the region of lobbies and
whippers-in. On questions like these—questions
on which the heart and conscienoe of the country is
roused—Ministers and parties are but mere instru-
ments in the Nation's will. If Mr. DISRAELI is not
prepared at once to abandon such share as he may
still enjoy of the confidence of the country, he must
seeonsider his " policy" in this matter of the Cagliari;
he must be prepared to support Sardinia in de-
manding the immediate restoration of the illegally
detained vessel, and, on behalf of England, to insist
on the instant surrender of WAIT and Pam

Chi Coin.

08/1011118, limicar 12.

The Queen and Prince Consort, accompanied by
Prince Leopold, drove out in an open carriage and four yes-
terday afternoon.

Lady Churchill, the Hon. Emily Cathcart, and Lord Col-
villa, way in atemedance.

A from the Grand Junction Canal ContindY.
gof Mr. G. Anderson, chairman, the Hon. Philip
Miry&ll yerie, M.P., Admiral the Boa. A. Duneombe,
M.P., Mr. Thos. Mills. M.P., Mr. John Gordon Rebow,
M.P., Mr. Thomas OMNI% Mr. C. W. Field, and Mr.
Charles Rogers, secretary, had an interview with the Right
Hon. J. W. Henley yeeterday, at the Board of Trade.
• deputation from metropolitan parishes on the eubjeot of
the London Tramway, had en interview with Lord John
Manners yesterday, at the °Mos of Works, Whitehall-pisoe.
The deputation mudded of from St. Idarylebone : Meows.
Hodges, Okay, Wingfield, and Vern, socompanied by Mr.
W. B. Greanyell, Vestry Clerk, and Mr. Seam, Surveyor.
From St. Paeans : the Rey. D. Relate, Masers. Ferrer and
Fleming, and Mr. Scott, Surveyor. From Clerkeswell .
Mama. Holland, L. Coley, and Hodgson, amompanied by
Mr. Paget. From Islington: Meows. J. Savage and Rle,
acerampenied by Mr. Layton, Vestry Clerk, end Mr. Pratt,
Smvem of MOways. Prim Shoreditoh : Mr. Howe ; and
from KeigMin, Kr. R._ Omen, Vestry Clerk.
Despatches wer• sent the Colonial-ofilos yesterday
ill the Goyim= of the North Americas provinces.

(szox LAJT inairfe warns.)

Br. Imots's PALACE, Fzn. 28.—The Queen hu
been pleased to appoint H John Chetwynd, Earl Talbot,
to be Captain of bee llejmt enryf
s Honourable Corp of °ende-
ars at Arms, in the room of Thomas Henry, Lord Foley,
regridiAlLEBl3 PALACE, Fin. 23.—The Queen has
bean pleased to appoint Claudine Francis Du Negoler, Req.,
to be apothecary in ordinary to her Majesty's household
(jointly with John Hussey, Esq.), in the room of Charke
Craddock, Rag., decemed.
WHITEHILL, MARCH 12.—The Queen has been
gh:ell to direct letters patted to be passed under the Greet
granting the dignity of a knight of the United King-
dom MGreet Britain and Ireland unto Richard Dry, Req.,
late Speaker of the Legielative Council of Tasmania.
WHITEHALL, MARCH 12.—The Queen has been
pleased to appoint the Right Hon. Charles Bowyer Adderley
to be Vice-President al the Committee of Council on Edu-
cation.

PRIIcC6 ALPHED.—We have heard, but cannot
reach for the scenraoy of our information, that It la tntanded
te ;suchen Devonshire House, at Kemp-ton; for the future
residence of Prime Alfred. We believe we may state, as a
het, that the home I. in the market, and we are sure that
waft would give the people of Brighton greater mastic-
tka than to be able to accommodate their sailor prince.—
&isms dapress.
The Speaker will hold his first levee this evening,
at half peat ten o'clock, at No. 7, Caritca-hogerterraoe.
Viscountess Palmerston will have an assembly
this evening at Cambridge Home.
The Earl and Countess Craven and the Ladies
Craven *al leave town In a few days for Ashdown Park,
where they will remain during the Easter moms.
Field-Marshal Viscount and Viscountess Com-
terusen are to arrive in London for a week, on Tuesday
amt.
Viscount and Viscountess Somerton are expected
in town early neat week, from a tour of visits.
Lord and Lady Cremorue will leave town in a
larr days for Ireland.
Sir William and Lady Middleton arrived in town
yesterdays, hom visiting the Earl and Countess of Westmore-
lead at Apthorpe House, Northamptonshire.
Sir John Potter, M.P., has arrived at Fenton's
Reed, from Manchester.
It is stated that the Right Rev. Dr. O'Brien,
Bishop dOseory, will be the new Primate dial Ireland, and
that be will be succeeded in the gee of Denary by Archdeacon
Oonid.
We regret to announce the death of the Hon.
Mrs. Langley, win of the Lord Bishop of Durham, which
took plus at Ancklead Castle, en Tuesday last somewhat
endldinly. The demand was in her 67th year.
Will.e.—The will of Major-General Sir Henry
Beranek, C. 8., has been proved in London by Lady Have-
lock, the relict, the sole earecutriz tied universal legates. The
preonelty in England is sworn nadir 1,6001. The will is
dated 10th May, I/163, and hears an dead stamp of the
British consulate, Cologae. He yea than &seethed as
Lient.-Colonel in the army, Major 63rd Foot, and Deputy
Adjeteat-Ogneral of the Queen's troops at Bombay. The
will ad the Bight Hoe. Sir Waters= Hoary Maul., of Hyde
Perk-prdens, was proved nadir 36,001 E. personalty. There
snaky perranirmy bequests arosanting to 1,11001. or 4,0001.
The reakkee is bequeathed to his sister, Km Emma Maria
Idathiray, ;rho Is also ow of the se hag ezmatera.
The TM of Wilma Wipers', Fun., of Groaveaco.
ignore, and limmingtos Park, Horn, wag proved
miler 260,0004 personalty. He has wanted hie
helve, Money Wigrom, lily Hooded's& Wigton, and
Lefts Tottenham Wipes, Zegra., together with his
umbew, Hawn Herethrons, Eaq., ageoutors. The will ts
dated Und Jemmy, MS. Es bequeaths to sub of his
eleven 'arriving kothirs a *soy of 10,0001., or to their