The Express.
London, England, 1859-02-19 00:00:00

normatAL 708 T-077101 OLUX3 AND TEA

SUPERANNUATION JILL.

The following petition ham been forwarded to
Mr. lupinell Turaer, M.P. for prestntaiir n :
"To the Hon .ureble the Common+ of the United King-
dom of Great lintain and Ireland, this peition of the darks,
steeeses, and le tt,r-carriere. and others employed la the post-
date at Manchrs'er, humbly showeth:
"That your petitioners learn that a bill to amend the laws
commaing ruperannuations and other allowances to meow
having Mid evil offices in the public service tea been me-
wed sad revived to your honourable home by the Ohm-
cellar of the Exehequer.
" That your petitioners have reason to few that this hal,
so her se theiPoebollee le concersed, may, when weed into
law, be hand. like ell bum bills of a similar nature, to ex-
clude these pr who en employed in the provisciel offices
et the purl igmalliemat.
"That the PireaaMee, though not the least begotten., is
the only department t which a dieinction has been made ha
this respect Mtwara the oat es In the pr ritiet and
taming thaw in the metropolitan cities of L•tadoe, Edin-
barghonelDublin ; the former being excluded fruit, the
latter iseluded in, the provisions of every successive super-
annuation MIL
"That your pentagon ask for just.oe : that they be mom.
abet as civil swamis of the crown equally with those
favoured individuals who are employed in the oaten at
Load Edinburgh, and Dublin; end that your honourable
house will, thrretore, be pleated to CUM to be inserted ta the
bill'• in queetiet, such a clams as shall give them es un-
doubted geht to a participation in the full Weeks whkh the
bill is needed sad relegated to afford.
"And your pi:tamers, as in duty baud, VII ever may."

The next examinations to be made by the Gomel
of Military Montfort will take piece at the hail of Chases
College, leased of at Burlington Reese, PiceadWy. The
becnvenience attending the meetings of the count et the
letter plan, both to the examining authorities end the can-
didate% have iodate.' the governante to appoint sad peep ire
the ball he the purpose.
TIM WELSH IN CALIFORNIA.—This people °m-
ilitate a oraterous dem la the mining community of Cal-
iendo, and exhibit mean charectenstke of marked pee.
rarity. Chief among theme is that dinging dovolion to than
rationality which we term elentsrates. This keeps thins
muted in a forago land ea by a secret obligation of brother-
hned. Mediae to Unsubtle nand of a common iseivi,y.,
they prefer ass another to all the world beside, and are
geompt, anwameng beads is the boars of aloksees or
advatety. Let me be 'edam down by accident ce dir-
est% end though Mary have been a scanner to his
eitaaraymen, they Nock mend him wi•lt word. and deeds
of Madame, remaiolag watchful guardians of We couch
WI bean rovhdt• it. Where one paupers is hie search
foe gad, ethers soon come, buying out those of worlds
pinky-1n nay 'teepee to be there beam tram, ratil the
satire locality in sometimes in their pessereion--• lade
Webb entrasera. They an Doted for induatey, and are
geserelly enicessfal Mowers. Wherever tunnellag he does.
anal* measly you mill end them employee, divan& ads
field of occupadm with the expetiewed miners of Contrail.
Although usually shorter is acmes then the Engli=.r.
are Oat ISM stout sod robust. Lackiog the shrewd c
of the Scotch, they are like Orin in native intalligenes ; sad
although so erasers mad unfamiliar, are
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Chenwel that tie eeproserathrue of the Enropean
Po w= vie lipid tie Test' ef Pans are about te
esesomMe is Clisibranse et Peels *" examins," es
Ihe ifeentear plasm it, " the malt of the else-
• der whisk he* lately taken place is the Halted
" Prinolpalitiss et Moldavia and WWl's" Mr.
DIMPAILI is terribly afraid of aay ieteinpsetive talk
ea this delicate salpet, and desires that • notice of
motion whisk sans segiont terrible had pat upon the
paper may be sanseed Debi, it has had time to de
say harm. The area ef shiest. which " it word
" be most ineenveniset te esarler in the Hare at
" this time is daily enlarging, whilst the eateat and
variety of prior " which may legitimately be
" brought before the Hors" is diminished in pro-
portion. Italy, the lonian Wanda, and the
" United Priecipalities" are topics too carious sad
too brittle for the rough handling of a bee Par-
liamentary Sasenibly they are exotic* which ma
oily thrive is what M. DI Pontes would sail
" a prepared atmosphere " semi so Plesipotsatiaries
delight to breathe. Year Oananonee Is a ecasena-
tory into whisk delicate pollens of laternatiseal
pricy are Jerome* mired by these gnat ores-
mental gardesens, the Perelpe Minister, of the
Europese Coes* alma the sir of public curiosity
WON tee shrewdly, or biome with too eager and
nipping a peeper.
Hardly, the instinctive arnica to Cootieental
politics which the pahis of thus lauds le happy
is acknowledge, and their impedes' sympathy with
whet is the revolutionary vembulary of tea years
ego wee magnificently denominated the " solidarity
"d Wiens," are mot • littlejoatilled by the bed mew
nen and wens habits which Zech* Stataimen com-
bust from their evil ecimarranions with foniell
Power,: At tissue—NOOD hem the marrow eras
—even our Statesmen son irk es in the bee, and
giro a phis answer to • phis trestles on any hems
albir I bat if we preemie be oak what is being said
or does I. sur nesse, perhaps irreparably, at Praia
or Visor, at Berlin er Turin, we are met with •
solemn shrug, a disenablieg whisper, a Delphic
answer, or an appealing heitennity. We Bad son
selves transported into a mien sf elleuos, aid dark-
ness, and suppremion, wises everything is "iamb-
" *re' nt" sad everybody Wee.
Mr. Dtuthzu speaks of " the Conference at
▪ Paris about to be revived," as if this precious Qs-
brews were awe of those royal satires whisk sever
die. " La Confleeees eat node, Fire le Coeffreace.°
What we had fondly hoped was dienolation, and
even decomposition, tarns oat te be oinking most
than raspeuded animation. If we see imagine •
man of large mesas aid dispetatioss tam-
per maim, kis emu will from time to thee,
settiag half-a-doses Wain sad as nosy kwyseu
by the OM to iaterpret it, Red thee, after • swims of
shout bathe, coming to life aisle la the thick of
the emanate to examaise and rectsweider its disposi- '
Sew we shall be able to form an idea of the pleassat
ellnkeleS which the resurrection of this Conference is
Wally te anate. New emir swear, write, the lbw
Anson se its cenotaph ; for blab it I. not, whore
there are no remaiao.• lie time we here
doses decorated disciples of M. as TALLSTIAIIIa
who, like Madame Da 01ILIDDI'lleeiebeaned ILO*
have lama to be * nest is six isagusilli■ adlag
like a peek of Ammer' at ""-
d a ram. arid 0. . ••"r".•
2Yrier elbows weir the rights I
tif a people. We regret that we asset altars the
belief is Oserimmos and Ossibranses which that die.
meet euthenist( M. Or. Kane CITILIaDta so natvely
rarer We are eatherhatisely sawed that
lamps woe "settled" at Timms awry half a @ea-
tery sines by the peseeisat wisdom of diplomacy,
and we knew that is hog ages I &14; Buys was
Intend to • basis of perpetual poem Italy, It Is
• was barely discussed ea that osmosis. I bet Italy
Wee a heraereneere, and, ha the eallossry poiat of
view, Kelle-Wallsokis was the nark sad Turkey
was the mast, at their perforionses is Timis. M. Br.
MARC OTlLeaDtle, with whom Danubian palsy is
its geared petssiphe we me happy to aro% has
himself no higher hith Is a Cushman than that It
say fast& forth • " proshisnal posse r and we
mane. be surprised at • Feesehmea's perimaskia
that is politics " only the powhinal is lasting."
In Baglaoddrowever, whom ia ear villainy se
to ear polities! nerangemento, w poi, the solid to
lie Newsy ; and we have se metre belief is • Oen-
heesos than we have Is • esidoveenl. If the hide!
essence of the repromestative of the Pewees were
not as Axed ao theme of Aegwer bow mold they meet
ens wain slat earth is Perim without modal
hughter I If diplomatists Wire not the weaker sex
lithe pelitical world, sad therefore endowed with
ea Watt, ley y" of temper, wanid they set
pariah d lelresatealpe whoa they sat dew. to
warm the work of their wisdom after tie weer
and tear sf a few mesas ? With what elabeeste
autism sad sagacity the winks. ef the popelettens
of Moldavia sod Waikato were sompalted, est
saki" and compromised by their gesenus sperm
and besevolent pros/etas ha the Cealleresee that is
sew about to be revived r The Bowsaw wasted
to be todependeet and salted ; and it is easy to mew
seise that anti a wish os that wee mesh ten astuesi
is be enewtsised by • Coninense which had to saw
Mfr. fast, the latcgrity of the Ohms* Empire;
se*, bow to outwit meths: a sad hotly, in an
degree, the himeals mod wishas of the
popoletions immedistely amsersed. The Wogs* of
the Mums Empire woo so dunk a pest epos
which Francs end Innis was ikunitly is aomed
with Austria and Segiand ; and sassy day demo.-
• trate"( bet swans with whisk tbet great "prerebienal"
ekijrct was attained. Bat tie seal beams el the

Conference—eating out week foe the next, and
agreeing to differ for nobody's good—wee trium-
pluatly accomplished, when, in compliance with
Austria, who would not hear of " a Sardinia at the
Danube," the perfect legislative andadininistratini
anion of the Danubian Provinces was catimaned,
and, in deference to Frame, the Provinces were en-
titled " the United Priasipalities.• An a:Tango-
ment of a " nationality • co ingeniously con-
trived and so beneficent aa this, could not
but come to good, and after making •
will, so rich in all the elements of litiga-
tion, the Coaferereee felt itself indeed immortal.
Accordingly the Amman' have, with all the freshness
of infancy, examined the oonatitutiocal timepiece
so ingeniously manufactured for them in Paris, and,
lading it a little slow, have provided it with • new
mainspring of their own making.
By the third article of the Convention the execu-
tive authority wee eonfided to a Hir,podar and an
elective seeembly in each previa«, with a Central
Commission common to both. The article did not
spedly that the Haspodar in each province was to
be a different penmen ; and as the principle of anion
wee almost unanimously adopted in the elections, it
I ►ardly wooderfal to find that the principle of
anion is affirmed by the election of AM. C:KANDER
Cocz* to the double Hospodarata of the two
Principalities. If the Rottman* had bast con-
tent with this somewhat liberal glom upon
the third article of the Convention, there
would still hove been work enough cat out
far the Conference; bat when Colonel Cooz•
inaugurates hie doable Hospodarate by detect
leg the union of the Principalities and con-
vegan • single Assembly for the two, the indigna-
tion of Amato becomes rabid, and at a moment
what the policy of Frame is universally suspected,
• spontaneous national movement meows the
ripest et • dark and dangerous intrigue. We can-
not pretend to &ppm, of the precipitation of this
peruses est of the new Hospodail but we ere not
the imp sommadred that if the pesos of Europe
to be pressrved, not front • local dieturbases,
but from universal evellagwation, the Pewees reply.
seated in the Conference most be contest with •
protest, and Austria Blest be precluded from repeat-
ing on the Danube bar abortive indiscretion on the
Save. The aloud in the south of Europe is dirk
and threatening; bat the elands in the Boat are
big with tempests; and unless Austria which sends
her caveat against diactusios of Italian wrongs, be
persuaded to hold her peace an Rottman rights, it is
not improbable that the solution of the Italian ques-
tion may be transferred from Rome or Milan, to
airy or Bucharest.