The Express.
London, England, 1856-11-17 00:00:00

to the Italian question, as propounded at these Man-
chester meetings, do end a real and wide-spread
sympathy in the heart of the British people. '!het'
instigative good sense of the English sallow silt
as mend straight to the very core of s
while sitter. It is for diplomatists to talk of the
balms. of power, is that phrase was understood in
than when the Governments were everything,
and the people were nothing. A new time bee
brought with it new exigencies and a loftier policy.
The people of England sea clearly that the only
Balance of Power which they are much concerned
to maintain in that which would all free institu-
tion into existence in Europe to redrew the
prspondennce of despotic institution—which by
covering the Continent with free communities and
independent nationalities would people it with
the natural allies of free England. As, after the
great religiose revolution of the 18th century, the
statesmen of Manse= saw clearly that the tree
foreign policy of England wee Protestantism, so ought
the stetsons° of Vicrostia, to on that, in the present
state of Europe, car true policy is Liberaliser. Ws do
not, of nuns, pledge ouselves to the adoption of all
the particular views enunciated at Manchester. But
in this broad general view—in this view, the slops at
and reiterated enforcement of which by more than ono
of the political refugees now amongst us has woo for
them the respectful attention, not of dreamers
and sentimentalists, but of some of the
hardest-headed end olearost-sighted thinkers in this
country—we do most cordially concur. For the
powerful and unwearied repetition, in season and oat
of reeves, of the doctrine that the true aid natural
plan for this country is at the hoed, as Mr. Ronnocz
expressed it the other day at She Sold, "of the great
liberal party of the world ; that ohs has a mighty
rower to wield, and a gnat destiny to fullII"—a
power which she cannot wield wrongly without talk
a destiny which she mann seek to evade without
Mansur and droner—for "the proponading of
▪ isethients as these," M. Rosin= and his fellows
is exile deserve, not the men, but the thanks of
every Englishman who is not utterly lost in the
smos Maim of a short-sighted egotism. If this
emerby he to maintain her pine among the
Wiens, she cannot afford to repeat the iniseraide
hinders of the Coog.-ess of Vienna. The &Ong
et
1866 is no longer in her interne' Modems Ills
Ragland of 1816 ; how molt longer is she to runner
ia her external relations the slave of dynastic tram
dens and the dap of tenet diplomacy ? These INS
willweread conviction, destined, we tints se keg
eveatnM in acts. No doubt at the present mennm6
they an hit in some quarters to be eminently %some.
Went. The imentvato note or the Indiaitaiin man;
fiend byes time betrays itrelf at the close of the
artide M Wiiab we Ins referring. " Least of all at
this RAW says on ontempwary, "an we
permit sash schemes r-. the of M. Kamm to be
given to the world without reprobatioe. It is new
guy for the settlement of the question now at issue
between Russia and the rest of Europe that all ten
loans betwtos other states should be set at nat.
Whatever may be the faults of Austria, she is at
present oar active ally in carrying out a treaty far
the good of Europe, and we cannot permit it to
be thought that public opinion in the country hoe
given any sanction to M. Kole I= is choosing the
present time for the publication of his schemes.
There it is. The Austrian alliance has done it all.
Our "active ally " is busy In aiding us to notify the
Bessarabisa frontier, and settle the proprietorship of
the Isle of Serpents. In return for these benefits
we are not only to kap her in poessesion of the
Principalities, where her occupation bra b:en a
cone, but to put down, as far as passible, all ex-
pression of free opinion on the iniquities of Conti.
until oppression, when such expression may be our-
pond likely to injure the susceptibilities of a Power
elmise dealings with Hungary and Italy afford the
Ind flagrant instances of brute despotism under
which the nations of Europe have ever yet groused.
If the principal result of the late war is to be a closer
alliance between England and Austria, the end will
be that Europe will have gained even leas by our
resistance to Manta than she gained by our
rimishnos to NAPOLEON.

The Charity Comm6sioaers have appointed a
meeting at dm Vestry-re wa of St. 'MOM Westmin-
ster, on Tuesday, the 25th inst., at 11 o'clwit a.m.,
to inquire into the endowed charities subsisting is
that parish.

Tim New Cum Jurrics.-811 Alexander Jai.
Cockburn is appoiated Chili Janke of the Conn of
Conan Pl*" Is nannies to Sir John Jervis. It was
cooly yesterday (Saturday) Amnon *at this erpointatenl
took place. Freas tbe sarasat of the vacancy it was matte
rally assumed that the governmeat would be desirous to
main the minuet *mimes of Bit A. Cockburn I. a reales
so arduous and divan. The any suselies was as to his
acceptant of the aS... Had he ensultod hie emu first im-
pression be would have remssised Is the more active sad
ambitions place w►isk he nomping la the Host of Hon-
mums, whore so toyer ever made me meet way la so short
a tine—uader tea Tan. He was first sleeted for South-
strata la 1E47. Then Is so doubt that the House of Hot-
mess was the engsabel atmosphere of Sir A. Cooknos
Had be reasulted his own honer and unties he nut
ben muted then. Bet the advise of Maeda wee argue
•ad still men—we regret to sey—the state of his health
readared it precarious to go ea with the Incitement of the
Hoses of Commons, supitradded to the bony dudes of the
Atteraey.o noralship. Biz A. Healthy?* will be a loss to
the Hone et Commons, el which he we as admitted one-
mat es el sides. Bet we may Yaps that he will Alas fa
smother seam, when Inn ere oho unhappily doolial.B•
Sir Bisiere &then it eppefated Atterney-floaeral, a toles
the thews of Millenary sal be called upon to ratify when
parliament meets. The fondue General it net yet ap
petted.—Oleenter.
Tan new Arroanny Clutxam.. Si, Richard
Bothell, win ha. nesseded to the attoraniesennitip,

modeled omen by the elevatice of Bit Ali;m7ader
Caok-
bum to the bean, wee bon at Bradford, Wilt-
shire, la the year 1800, his father bong Dr. Bothell, a
physician m. now unman residing at Bristol, whe woe
desosaded from this menet Welch !molly of Ap
He was Waisted at Bridal Breslau School, sad after-
ward. premedied to Wadhan Ceilge, Oder{ wiser, h•
WU list elan la amens, sad second elan la matheasatln.
He oatmed the Ualmnity at 14 years of sea, and took his
demo of Bander of Arts at the samaally early age of 18.
Afterwards he benne s private tater at 01ford, la which
capacity be net with very great seesses. The Beacham of
the Middle Temple milled hi. to the bar la November.
1123, sad la 1840 be was made a Q•olll.llCremeal, mad la
December, 1860, be war appolatod flolioltin-OsairraL Sir
Kinard Bothell is Vieweltaacellea of the Coast, Palm's*
of Laassallre, sad landing mama to lb. Ualearsaty
of Osised. He was lest maimed for Ayleabary la April,
1861

We (Throes) have reason to believe that the *See of
thilieiter,Gentrel, maid by the appoistmeet of Sir ft.
Bothell to the Attoesey Gems Lehigh hoe bees offered to
lir. Jews Bum Wertiey. M.P., 2011014111, of the City et
Losers, sad that the Wee bee bees asseptei.
It vas rumoured in the City this atoning, that
Mr. Beilkia will be appeisted eseceseer to the Right Hoe.
Sitar, Wortley.

TER RECORD= OP BIRMINGHAM ON CAPITAL
PONIIIIIXINTS.—The following latter (sari the Mortohemer
Nomiwiser) kao bees written hp Mr. Hill to the honorary
secretaries 011 the kleastawAse Owloltke, w►o bad looked
his ettweasee at the desseeleetle• es Thanday neat :
• His* Its i, eiespieeee, Nated, N0v.13. Gentlemee,
—I rep* that I outset take part is pour preeeediags.
Kee thee twenty year, ago, reading, esprriteee, sad
reloads" tedeseill the bald i■ my .i■d that eapital
seeekielehle WIN pernkious and might to be eboliebeds
mod every eemeollea peer h es bet deepened that impression.
—I have the homer se be, redeems, jeer faithful eel-
veal, W. D. Etta,.—Jens► Aadiew, Ist, sad Albert
Mopes, Om."