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London, England, 1857-03-19 00:00:00

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LONDON, THURSDAY, MARCH 19.

TO OUR

Ix ossesquenee of the absorption of space by the
reports of proceedings in Parliament, the Proprieton
ban determined to issue a DOUBLE NUMBER
es SATURDAYS, so as to prevent the postpone-
ment of interesting matter. No change will take
plow in the price. The SIXTH DOUBLE
NUMBER of the EXPRESS will appear ON
SATURDAY NEXT, March 21.

No man has bens no With as to propose in public
an explicit and usegaineal declaration that Lord
JOHN is =WOO, al the gratitude and confidence
of the electors at the City of Landon. An attempt is
made to get rM of his dimly the vote of a narrow
majority of a Registratioehmesiation, deabriag that
in future the City of Leedom ought to be npumsbil
exclusively by gentleness engaged in smoundlo
pursuits. We mean no dhow* to the Asemilbe
*ln we remark that this resolution as to
had to express no mars Om the peethel
uglier or antiorneta d the =ohm lemma at
Tamales romilog who mesa he h. The Asseria-
tin I I a vainglory and inapseible Amalie t it
his no &biped authority km the &dosed Lan-
the to speak ea deb behalL Nay more, it is clikthete
the eanvatimg 11111111Iiittee of Chem Liberal camiliktes
lien it ode" end may memaitably ba.mopoted
or rather omanlibp thdr prayed, of thelses than
the Whiled combs sissy emapstiter. lard lonic
Bo smthe—er way other Liked per-
fectly sodded b appeal hum the Mike al a body
as osnritheill miasma inmesbeg the WOW= of
dividing*, UMW party. He is the mom meld
to Is se es the present meosios, cceeillothol bow
may Mippothem he has found among the mamba
ell, Asomblina itaelL
Oa home eseasiona we have frankly:enema
ear ethignithism at the ingratitude with which the
paths services of Lord Rem brunt have bee
Typal by certain would-be (Sty leaders. It has est
bum me intender to ergo, that a candidath awn
be aided solely Mauna be bee dm foil
service in time past. It is aloe msommy
how that ha is still capable oldie peel mobs be
the future. In the case of Lag Joie the b
Tsars have but rendered his views more bond awl
comprehensive, his devotion to liberal peinsiglos
mom fearless and enduring. He is bater able
promote the Liberal cause at this moment—mere
entitled to the confidence of earnest Reformers, than
at any earlier period of his public life. It is for this
reason that we advocate the return of Lord Imre
Rcsam.s. for the City of London. Two of the math-
dates in the field appear to us to have immiscible
claims on the City. Lord JOHN for what ha is
able and willing to do as a statesman ; harm
ROTHSCHILD, if for no other reason, as the embodi-
ment of a great principle. As to the other Literal
candidate., we have really no choice among them.

THE Daily News this morning publiehes a
ereensent, which throws a melaneholy light
ea
the apathy and inaction of the last twelve
menthe, which have been pregnant with such
htal results to Italy. It is a Report an the eon-
claim sad prospects of the States of the Church, and
of Italy in general, addremed by the French envoy at
Rome to the French Minister of Foreign Affairs, on
the 14th of May of 1868. It is a laboured aradJamitical
attempt to demonstrate that the Ram are incapa-
ble of constitutional government ; and that the time
never can arrive when it will be safe to withdraw
the troops of France from Civita Vecchia, or theme
of Austria from Ancona. Our contmapanury hie daily
expectation of a reply to this document, prepared by
several Indians at world-aebnowledged ability and ex-

parlance in the akin of state, exposing the utter
falsity of the alleged facts on which the arguments
of the Report rest. But, in fact, no answer is
nestled. The puerility of the theory of races epos
which Be reasoning rests is transparent; and the
fear and hatred of constitutional government by
which the judgment of the writer is biassed cannot
eseape the most obtuse. The damning fact is incon-
trovertible, that one little month after the French
Government had publicly declared its adherence to
a just, wise, and humane policy as regards Italy, the
French Minister at Rome was strenuously apologising
for all the shortcomings of the Roman Government,
calumniously aspersing Piedmont, advocating the
permanent occupation of Italy by foreign troops, and
all this in a confident and complacent tone, which
betrays what good grounds he had for feeling sr
eared that in the EMPEROR and his Minister for
Foreign Affairs he had two sympathising and ap-
proving auditors. In short, it is clear to demonstra-
tion that in little more than a month lifter the
French Minister of Foreign Attain had publicly
declared that governmental reforms and the removal
of foreign troops from Italy were necessary to pre-
vent an Italian, a European revolution, the French