The Express.
London, England, 1857-11-30 00:00:00

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,N. MONDAY. NOTIMBER 30.

s sad confide, and contradiction among
which Whet to enjoy the prisi-
Greying to the public the first hints
one of the intentions of Government. On
semi-official Times and 01. be exultingly
that as soon as Parliament met Lord
or would introduce a Bill to rest the
it of India esclusisely in her MAJESTY'S
The equally semi-official M,rsiwg Post ob-
i that and the following day, a discreet
tad on Sunday morning the semi-official
woke wpm the town, not on:y with a formal
ion of the story told by deco-nudes in Minim.
dente, but with sundry left-handed compli.
I pleasant than pungent to " red•tapieta
em-mongers." If we ■re to judge by
lies us through these channeLs of com-
e, there must exist, among the statesmen
n fashioning a declaration with regard to
the Royal Speech, a confusion of taoguoe
iprecedented except in the cue of the
builders of Babel.

are we to attribute this imbroglio' Ilea
'motored to play the game—of which it
barn shrewdly suspected—of putting forth
irmatioo which it has tolerable grounds for
to be correct, in such a shape that the moat
nblic may be led to believe that the inti-
official? Or hare litinisters first authorised
ncemeot, and then, awed at the audacity of
project, instructed another of their mouth-
contradict the intimation? in this resem-
creature of the poet's imagination :
Flat Few tile law* ►i. skint. try,

Amid Um clads MiriAired La*:
nes beek recoiled. le keem sot why,

Eves it the loosed himself had mmle.
journals, which appear to be on the ens of
effectually contradicted by events is this
anent of Ministerial intentions moan
they were t'other day in their aaasaaaa
diniaterial intentions regarding the suspen-
d:is Bank Charter Act, hare really bad ne
for their announcements, we can only advise
be a little more modest and a little nano
n future, and to abstain from the hustings
of pretending to know more than ars
. If, on the other hand, they hare b
pretended confidences on the part of me*
thiy are entitled to some sympathy in their
idiculous plight, and they will do well to
ng again subjected to such treatment by
a more independent attitude, in respect of
men, for the future.

vgard to Ministerial intentions respecting
e cannot honestly pretend to know, like
our neighbours, anything save by con-
Indeed, we doubt much whether Minis-
,. u yet finally resolved upon the
hey are to pursue. The prevalent im-
that our governmental arrangements for
tile
susceptible of great impro invite.
v ,
• the introduction of some of re-
st the task is no nay one to " maw
nd openly responsible actin the part
special Government with effective securities
the perversion of Indian patronage to
Wary jobbing, against excessive contralima.
ewer in the lauds of the Imperial Govern.
id against the dangers which might result
at ignorance of Indian affairs which in
rkstat of the great majority of our leading
I! n . Vii believe we are warranted in stating
full importance of them conederations is
mpressed on the minds of some of the most
al leaders of both of our great Parliamentary

that up to a late hour on Saturday no
olve, u to the course to be pursued with re-
India, bad been adopted by the Cabinet;
ia extremely improbable that any-
wyond a mere vague allusion to modifies-
! our system of Indian Government will
;dated into the Qutate.4 Speechti that no
for this purpose will be submitted before
se ; and that if Ministers do not themselves

,
to follow the course adopted on all previous
le, of preceding the introduction of measures
oducing changes into our my mof Indian
went by Committees or Commissions of In-
it is not unlikely to be forced upon them by
vote of independent Liberals and members of
iserrativs Oppositioa.

an from Cakatta, dated October 22, says :
lb lama you will 'robe!,ly mays General Wilsott's
of the rapture of the mince rad the KMK of Delhi.
lea emplesessil Is this coma", sad will sot be pub-
-0 dim the &perms of dos mall. The object of thie
eg la &abases to mars le the Odra the earliest
ram Me practice, however, le MI sad Mould
by
ed the madam of the lamed. •MI
ir,
ateriaaw, se as maralmat le able the
AIM ddaumdches lie has so Trade Is
Lly eraberramed •Mealy without di ma al
sacerleialim-
Flref a FOkeoffee HAIITIII..-00 xlO2
Royal flerhases the Priam Ciessiwt, Me Prism
a ead Priam Frederick Wam of Freels, lesated
larrisre. TM ratme al 111 r. Aldridge •
ea, Backs. Mare a begir leid., tactedlai rewert72
mla 'imam at Wiadeor, sad may afth.....X27
dad ferment al Berle sad Backs, had to
, royal "arty. After several 12011111114 rims ta She
Mood of Salt BA Lamm, •s" cm•almes, their
"Mame returned is the Castle at 2-ii clerk to Ma-
lt wee the rearmi remark that ilia throe clef
oile sad Mk their imm is a eparkiersaidle fwa"wr.
LI to ray of the beet sad Wart rilrn ia the deldl.
the first tim their royal klatmesere hare Mated
turners this mom