The Express.
London, England, 1857-03-09 00:00:00

ELECTION INTELLIGENCE.

A gem& atuang of the London Liberal Regis-
natin Amides TS be held at the London Tama, S-
amos Mara% le essaider the rate of the tessestatios
be Loam in sdnimet to tam harsollag rural radio&

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Mr. Cobisft urrn appeal. it is maid, to the consti-
tuency of Bass, Ibenurti repreeentsd by Sir 1. Bowling.
Lord Jahn Rumen elates his connexion with the 11
city 4 LEARN idide bating been ens of its tour represents-
tins no swab sham rows. He intends standing, it is
mid, for Testis!.
Sir Jame Dote modradicts the report of his re-
ties:mat flan falp el Le doe_ On the ocaMsry, he will
peseta Mass it anneente for rreleetion.
Mr. W. Mane Invitee the electors of Lunbeth
to mot bin M the Zane Tams, Landegton, on Wednes-
day esegles. Mr. Cheeks Pennon intends owning toward.
The memokry of Lord Ebrington's committee an-
neenseelna lib Ms braille. intention to eke himself Rea
sendlieleatMesptehennend Mr. Lamb Bell stews that, mebsg
Mk Irma net Melds the Mend interest by opposing Lord
Ihrisibee's rwekedon, sepsoially after his having been so
reamer ',tamed by • kap tasiority. " I should ales," Aida
Mr. D.ii, "be unwilling to talus any advents(' of Ide lord-
ship's 'bassos !Font London on account et the nnaxtratees
gets et his health."

Sir W. CLy la. jawed an &anew He oaya!—
"7la wads whams boa grim the sopposol mem*
toe a amigos me coo d the mot Micah I bay. my
bows oaluithd to tho &diem el Os Evan of Comma—

oat is which it yr impollio le give say vote without
anxiety sod daft 0a be MO load was the Modem* to
woo to onsoliou poonahro of the &Uhl' aathatelei to
Mao, of violable not welds wholly*, appotroo; ea the
other, ea appotheraloa, hat lee ftti ,toed, I far, WEI
th• show of divided, aeascile at hoar, osil the vapebitioa of
the acts of our mews aboval, at roily lomil M volood
that attllmat of Ws moot =Mpg" Mop* trite MB al
.11 petit, I Wm, auto* Erin. Whatever say be
the soft of the decades of the bete, howomr, it w are
be the dotty of the avrermatut to pooh lb Ighit to pas
tholr ploy, while they mat pi auk no maaaru ricer
soy he be protaidoa of ear allotovionkyaloa, sad the
arlaimitee of the loam of NsglsaL"

Major Reed states in des wane of an address to
the imam el Plambary, that Aldermen Challie has informed
W Uri It le not ids Mewls& to oar himself fur re-
alise's& brides the Ms*, Illefent Perry and Mr. W.
Cat ore essdithembr the mama seat. On the Chins ones-
** he& We* Bad sod Mr. Co: declare themselves in
tams el des governmset.

Preparations are making to contest ten or twelve
meads@ asir rapwassoled by Darby* partisans, bet which
knot* Monad liked isnwhawn
BARINTAPLX.—Mr. I. Laurie (conservative) is in

the bid.

LYNN.—At Lynn Lord Stanley and Mr. J. H.
Gamy will not, it is presumed, be disturbed in their seals.

Noir Ot.x.MajOr-Genend Windham is reported
as about to be brought forward as a liberal eiusdidate for West
Norfolk.

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LivintrooL.—Tho election campaign at Liver-
pot has commenced. Kr. J. C. Ewan, one of tho preload
abet, Maned We addto• on nate:day eracitirig a renewal
of the wedded* which has been so for reposed in him. lie
nine to hie vote in support it the ministry against the
motion of Mr. Cobden, and smokes mended mention of hie
sympathy far Coked Tulloch end Kr J. WNeill, and of his
adobe's oa the =Meet which he had the honour of forward-
ing to them ban the principal merraante and others in
Liverpool. The feeling KMs town is at present in favour
of returns( both the sitting menibms. The extreme party
men, however, am determined to bring Mr. Turner forward
in connexion with Kr. lionfell.

Liacomesniar..—Hr. Christopher N. Hamilton
bee mooted ids Ideation at redden, and it Is believed be
Abe Memel tor ens of Gs lad& lereesba la lie lime
the ievernessat ell nesive a mropertm by dm nee of Mt
Identsse Ada Cbeindey, of Wen" wise regeemeisd Os
sortims dhdenala tae hit 'Medea, wimn balms didissial
by a muessity of NO votes by 11r. limes hub ilienbsps,
of Porrokry Abby,. Mr. limbege A amen b menneML
For Look, Mt* Mbar* A lis relemmil, if
it is edidpeesil Oda *weft AM A be mds es rsissit
Hr. Mame. Thelindes of los Minh sod Mend anew
videos will probably Y open Os Labe Hee. C. Tosaysea
Vliyacestrt, of Belem Yaw. At Beaks Mr.
Itarbart imam will spin is Mos& Hr. Baden&
had Ceiba A net, it is bawd, put asednr
tam sada, eat it is ad Weedy ent WOK* will be lad
by M. WiffillAi Remy Adsma, of Dretwa. borderer, of lbs
Midland *eels F. the sesibsra &widen of Use meaty,
Sir Jobe Trances sad Lord Dergiskry will swim bevermreed.
For Gran Grimsby, the gemnassist Ala el likelihood
Mein OM nee, by the dudes et lard Wesley, in dm
piece et Zed Aeassley, die if similes Mr.
Edward Hamm% tbs Imam of the wank, a Lamp.
For atosiad, lir Presiwis itioderr sad Led Mem T. G.
Cell Abs manned emmgemd. At Greathem, Or O. H,
Way will be erdielea, sal Wee will be a dose cent&
betel= Led licalega Itilliese 0e bee sad tbs Dyad
MIMI& Ow of the Tasman *may will pekebty see.
Mei breakup.
Win

H. 8. Waddington (Con-
somatoo) Nets, Y aa Wren, that he Ws boa urgently
ootiiMl to .welder lie intention of neklag, 'Bl Wag
lostiond that you Taal sada us* ay it is I ado. The
- goal bo Iho away limbos amass d math im-
port. Tin lave lo bib if aloiaoro vonjoallel to ado*.
Whig the and Mut oa aim Toe has r dolorogoo it
tla pubis aprodano ash* ant to be geogortionoi to the
ANY homey awl whether we may tot nabs o root ram*
tint item %ma ranee oar osproos It socartkaa. It io
on these questions that periimat L diaeolved. Your &d-
-ion I await."

EMT RETFORD AND THE HrNDRID or BAMET-
LAw.—Visrount Galway and the Won. W. K. Danoombe,
both ommorratims, ere the present members, and they are
both to be put in nomination, but so early aa Fluky LA, the
Fiends of Mr. Frank Foljambe (liberal), ion of Mr. G. 8.
Foljamba, of Osbertomball, commenced a amour In Belford
Is kis behalf. There is alao a party, by no means ineemaldam
olds in numbers, who am &drone of ening the Earl of
Lincoln, the eldest son of the Duke of Newmada, put in
nomination, and it was currently rumoured on Saturday that
he to to be brought out.

EMIT SUSSEX.—Tho official declaration of the poll
woo node on Saturday at Lena by the WO Mad( d the
—, Mr. R. C. Pomba., the number el Tease gemeded
baimg ea follows : Dodson, 4,'214; Viemeat Panay,
4,718; majority for Vicomte Permaey (emegamare), 68.
This read, while agewriajg the majority is Vigemat Pam-
aey's ham ag ire by Neer rams than a a Anew pears
palifighei, revel the pea mintage to lime beta the mist
maw one karma is this &aka. Mr. Was egagreaa•
bid the SWAMI ea *Mr imam fa the Whales ef a dank-
Mew ea nay amampoly ha that &Mika of the sooty, end
mid they amid net drat I. their aura me dry bad
areeMpil the MAI& lam the poop of the take. Deem
very may web were ever be ahead moat ogola so a
milli* loam dim, mai be believed that ant liar the
rank maid melba Weal. .

Ham. TM Hon. George Byng will, it is
seld, be MS of the liberal candidate, fur the county of
Makes Mr. Hensel Oeboaie will not ammeter the
alhowies at an eection. The Marquis of Blandford, a
eamervative, will probably be a auclidste:

SOUTH NORTHANTToNanutz.—Viscount Althorp,
eon of Earl Spam; end nephew of the Chancellor
of the Example in the cabinet which palmed the
Reform Bill, hem bawd en lama to the elec-
tors of tho southern adios of Northamptonshhe,

bis intention at becoming a Candidata. oa
Masi principles, he the reptessatation et the yard dee-
bra. Ills lordship writes The ameney at on of
my seas, who ter a bag tines laths hearer at repainting
Ude entaly la parlimmat, is elia trash la the mirk at many
el yon ; mad 1 ha the man camadiace la wan forward.
habliagom I dq the male gamma priacipies whisk dinned
his cense at polka life." it is likely that the oaten will
be • aloes ma, the coneervatime having has long is nadir.
paled posendaa of both division of this twenty,
EAST CO/NWALL.—It is rumoured that in cones-

pews of hide delicate health, Mr. J. P. Apr Roberto. will
not again offer himself for East Cornwall. Mr. Kendal's
vets with ministers on Mr. OtAdea's motion is distassehd to
nstny of Ids suppliers ; and as In all probability Mr. W. H.
Pole Carew will again mien himself, Mr. Hondas chances
of m-elsetion an very Runt disatzdabed, and would be yet
more so If Lord Wellston shankd on.. forwent in casjune-
tics with Mr. Carew.
BERWICKSHIRE:4Ift. H. Smith Erane, of Barna-
bary-perk, lalingtoe, be. Wad an address to the electors,
dining himself as a andidets, la opposition to the Hon.
Prands Swift. He states that be to opposed to them taxes
which bar exclusively on the Industry of the people, and
I that he Is In favour of popular education and the promotion
of ismasserelal and religious freedom.
LawAlieniaz.—The liberals of this county have,
we ralailoe to bear, determined on resenting the lieleamt
sordeser in which Mr. Bailie Corkin. wee recently imposed
as it lry a couple of pews, and a gentleman will be brought
Wred to rescue the representation from such insolent dic-
tation.
ISLE or WIGHT—The Hon. Chorles Clifford will,
it It rid, bee candidate foe the Isle of Wight in the liberal
interest. . .

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VNIVERSITT OE OXIORD.—TherO IY & report that
the )fwiwa of Bleftiferd will be pat in nomination for the
University of Orford, with the object of dividing its repre-
sentation between low and high church.
FINSBURT.—Mr. Sojeant Parry, who contested
the City of Norwich spinet the Marquis of Douro in ISO,
is sieandithits her the twee& d InieboMy at she winds*
sisetion. The peesmi•menters toiler tbsmaelves for re-

elation.
LaXIXTB.—TIie &memer intimates that a set m to
be made at Mr. Wills, for his independent vote on Tues-
day—a very idle anseept, we should think.
ABINODOM.-- Mr. J. T. Norris, of Sutton
Ocertamay, Berbalein, a examen councilman of the City of
Lark" ins eared his /ROM to the borough as a liberal.
EDIMIUROIL—A requisition has been started in
Edinburgh, addressed to Led John %IMO.
GREAT YARMOUTR.—Here there is every pro.
lability of a severe contest. The corerrative candidates
I are expected to be Sir E. LIMN one of the present
members, and the Hon. C. S. Vereitsr, who magma pledges
of support from the party NMI time thee. The liberal cut-
dielates are Mr. Terrine M'Cullagh and Mr. Z. W. Within',
of the Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire Railway,who
have honed a joint address. In accordance with their harem
principles they proms to strenuously labour to promote
every wend measure Intended to extend the franchise, Ol-
and& the burdens, ending:nue thellappinees of the peel&
At a meeting of the libenl petty, held on Saturday, Maws.
M'Callagie and Watkins were adopted as the candidates of
the liberal party.
HALL/Ax.—The conservative party have resolved
to call upon Henry Edwards, Eq. to allow himself to become
• candidate for the town. Kr. Edwuda has already rem-
muted Halifax, and less contested the borough moss than
once unsuccessfully. He ia extremely popular with his
party. The supposters of the present members, the Right
Hon. Sir Cherie* Wood, Bart., and F. Crossley, Req.,
are actively canvasses on their behalf.
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TYNEMOUTII.—There is every prospect that Mr.
W. S. Lindsey will be stonily opposed at the general elec-
tion. Captain Linskill, ef Tynensoellt Lodge, comes for-
ward, if he has any politica yeinciples at all, aa • moderate
conservative, end there to • rumour that a Palmerston
candidate will be meat down. Pugs ere so complicated'
in the borough that it is impoeible to predict the result.
Mr. Lindsey mom down next week to mddress the electors.
CLOCCEBTEL—There will be a oontest here. Ad-
miral Sir Maurice F. F. Berkeley and Mx W. P. Price will
oiler themselves spinet mem, end the emerratives intend
potting in nomination Mr. Seismal Baker, of Theirogrove,
WorcesterAire, chairman of the Glommter mid Dern Forest
itailvray, end less • director of Ma Great Westera. Mr.
Lieber is • fractrads conesrvative, and was an somemeedol
candidate for Stroud at the het election. The income to
question, it will be remembered, is ono which has caused •
good deal of excitement at Gloucester and the opposition to
it will be renewed et the forthcoming election.

TXWKEsavay.--This borough is already in a state
ef waiderabla tenant on account at the approaching elec-
tic•. The two Wang members, Mr. Martin and Mr. '
Humphrey Brown, will again oar themelva, sad two eon-
eoreative candidate. are talked of, vie., Mr. Cox, of the
Northam Circuit, who only a fortnight ago adelrased the
elate" declarag his intention to renew the offer of his awe-
viees at the next election, and the Hon. F. Lyre, son of
Earl Beauchamp.
CRSTHAM.—W. 0. Romaine, Esq., C. 8., who filled
the office of Deputy Judge Advocate to the army recently
herring in the East, is in the field as a liberal candidate.
Mr. Romaine was a candidate for Chatham after the general
election in 1852, but then retired in favour of Sir James
Stirling, who, however, was detailed by the present conser-
vative, Captain LV. Vernon. It is mid that owing to
Captain Vernon's extreme unpopularity among all classes In
this borough, he will not *gain stand. Mr. Romaine cons-
mama his canvas in Chatham on Saturday.
WORCESTER.—The Worcester Council of the Na-
tional and Parliamentary Reform Asaciation has issued an
addras calling upon the electors of Woriater to support the
re-election of Mears. lalett and Ricardo as consistent re-
forma*. There I. every probability of a contest. It is un-
derstood that both the sitting members will again solicit the
sulfraays of the electors ; end cm the conservative olds two
candidata min prospect, Mr. Alderman Sidney, of London,
and Mr. Huddleston, of the Oxford Circuit, who at the last
election, in 1852, declared his intention to offer himself on
the occasion of the next vacancy.

BTROUD.—Preparatious are making here for a
warm contest. Mr. Metazoan (Secretary fur Ireland) and
Mr. Scrope will offm their service. to the electors
and it is understood that the 600 electors who recently signed
the pledge to vote for no candidate who will not support •
total repent of the income tax will have • total abolitionist to
proper on the hustings.
Hou..—At a meeting of liberal electors held
is Saturday, Mr. Janata Clay, the sitting member, was
unanimously selected as sue of the candidates. The Hen.
William Henry Fermata. DellllllOD, eon of Lord Londe..
borough, was proposed as the second candidate, and a
letter was read Senn that gentleman, announcing that he was
• thorough informer. He was unanimously selected as the
colleague of Mr. Clay. During the meeting a letter was
red from Mr. W. D. Seymour, one of the present borough
members, declining to stand again for Mull. Mr. Schneider
and Mr. Hall, of Loudon' and Mr. Aidam, late M.P. for
Leeds, are also mentioned as probable candidates.
BURY Sr. Et:mu:cos.—Mr. J. A. Handmade,
who cannoned thin borough with great probabilities of am-
use in 1862, hie addremed the constituency se a candidate.
He is for reforming the public administration, and a progres-
sive extension of the franchise.

eIIESTIA.—Mr. Henry Greufell, brother of the
member fur Winisor, offers himself to the elcetore as •

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DEVONPOILT.—Mr. Bernal Osborne, secretary of
the Admiralty, having retreated from Middlesex, is to be put
in for this borough by the dockyard influence.
KNAllEattottollOM. The liberal candidates are
likely to be Mr. Dent, the present member, sad Mr. Welt-
heed, who formerly set for the borough. The tory candi-
dates ars, we Mbyte, to be Mr. Woodd, the preset tory
member, sad Mr. Collins, barrister, who represented the
borough for a short time.
Coterrnstma.—Mr. Warwick, one of the sitting
members for this borough intends retiring at the close of the
present parliament. Mr. Rebow will offer himself for rcr
election, sad will be opposed by Mr. Miller, the unsueresefal
candidate at the most election, and by life. Hamilton, a bar-
rister of the Home Circuit.

BRIDPOIT.—Mr. 11 Smith will be a candidate for
this borough. lb. Mitchell sad Mr. Murrough oser them-
selves for re-electica.

BATH.—Mr. What*ly, QC., intends offering him-
@elf kr the raprosstetket of the eity of Bath. Celiala tko-
bell rad Mr. The praseat theadvat ter meh etku.
hth.noa.—There will be a strong contest in this
borough. Mr. Drank, Mean cad Mr. Peacocks, the sit-
ting members, taw Ihousehaa for re-elecelen, end will be

apposed by Mr. J. J. Medd, Sherif of London ; Kr.
tier, a barrister ; and Mr. Du Cane.
CARLiecn.—The conservative party have deter-
mined on offering an opposition to Bir Jenne Grebeza, and
with tint view plaardo have been extensively posted abont
the city, requesting the electors to reserve their votes.
ANGLESEY BOROUGUS.—MT. W. Owen Stanley,
the present lumber for Chester, goes to the Anghwey
boroughs, in place of Lord George Paget, who retires.
BERWICK-ON-TWEEZE—Mr. John Stapleton, late
a director of the Royal British Bank, has ahead, appealed
to the electors of Berwiek-ca Tweed.

ltocunALE.—Hitherto there has been no move-
ment among the literate in the borough, with regard to the
forthoorulug election. Rumours were pretty rife oil Satur-
day, that the coneervativea had sent a communication to Sir
Alexander Ramsey, who wan the opponent of Mr. Mlall at
the last election, and that it was expected he would eggs
be brought forward.
NORTH LANCASIITHE.—Mr. lame. Heywood (says'
the Preston Gmendinh) bee decided not to offer himself again
for the northern division of the county, and it is reported
that Lord Stanley will be invited to offer himself for the
vacancy thee created. Colonel Patten will present himself
for re-election, . . _

PRESTO:4.—We ( Preston Guardian) can inform
the electors al Preston that it is the intention of Mr. Gres-
fell to offer himself ss a candidate. This we are requested
to announce by one of the gentleman's 'sweeter,. Of the
intention of the sitting momboro nothing definite la known.
It is not frepeasble that the tomb at bat trtff balms.
them to be put in nomination.
BLAClBUtff.—Notwithstanding a statement to
the contrary, we (Mahon Gnordisn) are informed that both
the slitting members for Blackburn will again eulkit the md-
beim of the electors. Au to the intontione of Mr. Pilldng-
ton them has never been a doubt ; and we believe we Asa
be correct in stating that Major Fadden will again Mhe
himself. .

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MACCLESFIELD.—Mr. E. C. Egerton, M.P., hue
leaned an address to the eloctors of Macclesfield, announcing
his intention of again sulk iting their confidence in him as
the member for the borough.
Laneasraa.—Mr. Robert Gladstone says in an
endreee If it is your pleasure to elect me es one el year
recreesatativea I shall give Lord Palcanenefs greeennina
an honest but independent support. Whoa I Mir kola
him, I shall not hesitate to vote split lint, according
to the dictates of my coloristice sr ts what is for
the general welfart of the country; but I think
it right, under existing circumstances, to say that In any
future proceedings which may be token by parliament in re-
ference to the event at Csnton, I will never concur in any
vote calculated to tarnish the honour of England ; nor will I
consent to abandon public officees, who, I am satisfied, have
dose their beat to protect the interests and maintain the ho-

nour of their country."
OIDUAM.—There is now no doubt (says the
Manchester Guardian) that James Platt, ER., of Hartford
Ironworks, will be brought forward as a candi-
date for the representation of the borough in par-
liament at the malting election. A committee of which
Mr. H. T. Robberda is chairman, bee bean formed; to pro-
mote his return in conjunction with W. J. Fox, Esq., and a
meeting of their frkuds has boon called on Wednesday
evening next. Strenuous efforts will be made to return Mr.
J. M. Cobbett, but no movement on the part of his Climb
has yet been made.

OXFORD.

Mauch B.—The Right lion. Edward Cardwell,
one of the city members, arrived here en Saturday morning
on a visit to the Rev. Dr. Cardwell, Principal of St. Alban
Hall. The presence of the right hon. gentleman onionet
hie constituents his in a great measure checked the attempt
made by certain declamatory electors to carry public baling
against him by means of anonymous handbills announcing
their intention of bringing forward • candidate Nit
thoroughly independent principles." Altbousk baits alaill
names have been mentioned, we have est tired am that
would stand the shadow of • dime wigs* Mr. Cardwell,
who will not be deucrtod by thempertabis dieters of Oxford
for having recorded his vote in accordance with the dictates
of conscience. A spirited vindication of Mr. Cardwell'+
policy, from the pen of a gentleman of some standing at
Oxford, hes been extensively circulated.

SCOTLAND.

Saturday afternoon the Lord
•

Advocate add: weed a crowd 'weag of hie constituents in
the Anernbly-rootna, Leith, Provo* Taylor in the chair.

The Lord-Advocate entered into a general defence of the
policy of Lord Palmerston, end expressed his belief that the
country was of opinion not only that the vote of the Howe
of Commons in regard to China was not well grounded in
Itself but that the circont,tences under which that veto was
given end the parties from whom it proceeded, so far from
weakening the hold which Lord Palter:mania government
had on the people, ought more properly to strengthen it.
His kedship alluded to the course adopted towards Persia se
another proof of the firmuems and vigour of Lord Palmer-
ston, sod proceeded to allude to various matters of domestic
legislation, sad to the great industrial and commercial prow.
parity that existed. A resolution of confidence is Lord Pal-
merston's government was adopted.
Gar.filtOCK.—Provost Hunter bee received a letter
from Mr. Dunlop, intimating his intention not to offer him-
self for ro-election after the forthcoming dissolution. Mr.
Dunlop enters at some length into his remons for voting
against the ministry (which he had hitherto supported) on
Mr. Cobden, motion. . . . .

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Drpther..—George Dorman, Eeq., has intimated
his intention of withdraving from the reprteentation of
Dundee.

PABLIA.MENT AND FORF.IGN POLICY.—The real
motive. to a war are often quite other than those put for-
ward at the tiro in its j • 'on—the published motives
are not its muse but only its occasion. Thus, in the present
dispute with China, we are told that the real object of the
attack upon Canton is to intimidate the Chinese authorities
from a continuance in their stupidly exclusive policy. Thus
it used to be whispered that Lord Pahnerston attacked
Athena, not for love of Pacieco, nor in vindication of the
"Chia Romans cum," but so a demonstration against
Roads. Thus we notoriously make war upon Persia, not
because we should miud the Shah booming lord of Herat,
but became the Shah in merely the eetspaw of a Fader
potentate, of whom contiguity to our Indian possessions we
live in continual panic. To all which class of motives we
may reply, that they are very rod motives to prudent watch-
fulness, but very bad miaow or attempting to prevent dis-
tant and uncertain and entirely hypothetical Manger by im-
mediate end certain and =tardy real evils. Our precautions
against rival powers have se:dont proved effectual when
taken in this roundabout way. Nor, Bo far as these motives
have any foundation in fret, need they be concealed from
parliament; and parliament, when informed of them, is per-
fectly competent to weigh them. The fact to, that this ex-
ecute belongs to tho old mystery of statecraft, and does not
bat the policy of a people Me mars. We have too much
Taal and pressing bluetitw on our bands to bother ourselves
with all kinds of roundabout combinations and intrigues,
that events are just as likely as not to baffle, that have rarely
answered their intended ends, and that involve in their pro-
grms a hideous amount of chicanery and disreputable agency.
We are strong enough to defend ourselves evilest wrong
when it is actually perpetrated, and need not, lam a mirror
roan, to walk over our grounds in perpetual km and
(Linger of being caught in our own traps or shot by oar own
spring-guns. Lord Clarendon lon had somewhat biker ex-
perience in his public life of the results of sittscaftin to ob-
viate damero, real or supposed, by underhand dr rammed
means. lie nearly lost himself by his dealings with the law
Irish rear, and nearly got the country Into a we. with
America by trying to dodge the Airier kw ageism
foreign recruiting. And in ail such ern the risk Is
than the advantage. We should not Werth math WC;
remit if secret diplomacy were at once aballshe4 and if all
the transactions of our Forcignedflee saw SOOeslly laid
before parliament. And till something of Ms sort be tone—
till the foreign policy of the country le es eumplately rd as
Immediately under the control ang:=Meir lir
meat as as mg etre brand et the
may deists ow ores with the purl *I all:7e'rge-.
menet maw. int the ineetiMperientAnnelt gerrannera
measured by Is emit Nod lb kaolin* on lir otoool dolt-
, Woo of hmeimilly,wi erne as shestately in the Am& et a
Aw penene—be they cast foreir semarka piss sir
ten prhseerneens, or any other RlOliedramidissea
belong to the meat energetic and rantsof Or
set far the time beisg—as if our goverenant re*
' despotic, mad the people had no AMOCO'S with It to
mit and pay the tome.--liserteter.
ROYAL 111ZOICAL BENEVOLVIT COLLEGI.—A
treasstie performae, by the members of the A.B.C. Club,
nc
is anneaseed to take *ore, antler dietinguished patronage,
•at the Lyceum Theatre, on the 26th ba aid of the tends
I *lnns meal chanty.

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