The Express.
London, England, 1857-03-14 00:00:00

LORD PALMERSTON'S CAUL

Meet the liwassitke.)
Lord Pidoerstoo sole to the &Mora bodice—the
taitinale depeelterits cd power—to SD geoid or inlaid
queetioa, but epee this breed owl Isbilliftele Woe
you appreve sey Rev l 7. end up regremtatives who
will support it ; it you Ina mo to IMAM at the heed of
huoutt those when yes diet be stotela Saes joining
with soy eeenelee on soy shoes dillies le Yost end out
Ise ; V you viol me le etrutitho sty ipmermeut by cow
rent sod seeptiose tellentets, theme nou Out of whets
uitiOsee try be odothol." Now, let Is eme whet en Lord
Plibmobooro dams to the tit sod eadderos of the coop
stittandse

Is be bet piss, he le basseemble. He is, kw the ma
mat, it set thew weft remise, at best the or sm-
ell& Isar fit the Hasse et Ccmisess--ememy lammis we
mem, lb we may aft ignore be emote dims et • toy
embiary. This b • meat rave cessiderstiss. N. me dime
be Webervdgb, posslamby, pal& eseibleses er asp-
risme meesia ler test dellemis red smedes peettios. Lad
Jobs ilmeemits beim et Ye pees lime herenbred the
censer, sad estilmly ebbs the eaddesee el the peaty
shish he ma M; sod thessit any might beim le me
Ida oda is elks theme who womb vests to mend bit
with the lead an bar idea Indeed, lb Isms et peaks
W mobiles bet belt am at the pea meet adISITINS •
mob et pane alba Mr. Gledslass sequesdablely the
sliest and mob Ihneibble aster b the Isms, is we bar
Se meet sepepalar with an sides—wltk •an lb wader-
tal sewers he le deficient is the epeeist qemlitles seeded
M Us pot; he write be teat, be smilemsties, the
mewls, messaity, the terbearies and commllielies Wiper
bilvemmelde b a lestior; la b too Imo, aamalisthts
mad enure. He is my brishatabla to his ism*
bet he hr a Maples beaky it mbar them. His toseyes,
whisk is bb pool weep" is elm him grand deader. The
ability at Ph Jame Orebro ewe will amide ; but by ass
lave a manor lallowbfrig, ar would to km cordially wel-
comed be
lei.th highs* plecia lb. Mon. Herbert might
arms, ; te be mealy mask limn prominent awash
to be emaildmoil as • emilibie dir the ledenhip. 'Yet in

tamookias ire lose asmod, lot boilowo, ill Lord Patron,
oka'ooloodhbosopooloo.
L Or optood linos, It to oadadablo that to Lord Po/mgr
otou's gomomoot, mod ht a coolidorobio mows to Lord
Polotoobs limit, vs on matey as Itosoorabio Inaba-

don of the war and the eatiefeetery W of peen. We I
mean no depredation of the energy or mese*, ef Lord
Aberdeen's ministry. We never joined In the wary agegyet
it; we always maintained thecae soon so wig yea resolved
epos, the Duke of Newcastle end Mr. Edney Herbert as
vol se their colleagues excited thimmehes to the utmost.
But, offer their secession, the may obleete el the war were
toeseleMy eedeagered by the dieemermaest sad the fac-
tions discontent of beiffirrents both at hems sad alined.
There weft them es both aides of the reshot., se we well re.
meeker, who would in have made pence en the smut mar
tistactory and unworthy terms. Some despaired of moons
ease were sick of effort and of reviles ; some were appalled
at an eapenditure of life and treasuze so much beyond their
early eintitipations. Frew.), it is now known, would at out
thee willingly have laid down her sewn with Sehmtopol still
antaken, and would have acquieseed in s down game. Lord
John ltumell endeavoured to commit us to meet inadequate
and vague condition. at Vienna ; and Mr. Gladstone would
fain have turned out the government for retuning to secede
to them. Money was going out fast, and men were coming
in but slowly. There was much to try the firmness of the
British mininter I—but ho did stand firm. Ito reforest to
throw away the object et curb roe exertion. and so many
sufferings, and ho persevered, in &Arenas of faint Warta and
factions Sum, till the object was attained. He was rewarded
in obtaining for the country the Peace of Faris.
But this wee not all. After the treaty was definitively
signed, a most subtle and pertinacious effort waa made by
Realist to evade a very material condition ngreol upon at the
CellieletiCß, and to wrest from the alike half the advantage
they had gained. One atilt chief concerrions made by Roads
wee that she alsould give up such • alive of Ilesearnbia so
would effectually remove her teem the Danube and deprive
• her of any shadow of a pretext for thenceforth interfering
• with its navigation. When the frontier cone to be traced
t out, she insisted, in violation of the npirit if not the letter
• of her agreement, on retaining see•ma tom lake which opened
l into the Danube and would have placed that river
3 again within her power. She more than half succeeded in
t persuading Franco to waive opponition to this unrighteous
. claim ; and but for Lord Palma-noon's and Lord Clanndon's
I stubborn renistance, she would have carried her point. But
they were resolute in refusing to allow the final l'..rifeivnee to
• meet at PariA till the Emperor had been brought retold to
wiser rounneln, and till numb, had withdrawn from the cams
test. Then the Cougnms assembkd, but merely to formalise
• and publish the conclusive terms which had been previously
. nettled. Had leas firm and pertinacious vitamin% been at
• the head of affieirs, Russia would never have lust Sebantopol,
I and, though beaten in war, would have been victorious, as
usual, in negotiation.

Sink the conclusion of posse, the conduct of government
has only been seriously impugned on two Ortll/4011A —the'
dispute with China and the hostities in l'ermis. Here the
issue it elver sad narrow. The very policy on which Lord
psi the acquitting and applauding verdict
of the censtay, Y peeeterly that on which his antagoniata
call ice Ms ondsmsitiou. They complain that ho is prompt
to roast brats to the Britiah representative. and to extend
hi. prsisetko over British citizens ilia friends stuns that
this Is his pietist merit and a sign of his true wisdom ; that
• tense sad Ism patient policy would lead drat to humilia-
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den, sod tlins, as an inevitable consequence, to war. The
wintry boa, and will express, ita own opinion on the
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THE DEATH RATTLE.

(From the Satartkry Rerker.)

The house is indeed the very picture of desolate

wretchudoms. "Death to upon it; closing eye." All its
old ebterfulimss and vivatity is gone. The hearty opposi-
tion shout, renowned throuchout the house, its dumb. The
crowd of miniaterialista who used to throng the ahadowy
corm behind the Speakers chair, and eleep and cheer, and
deer and sleep by turns, have disappeared. You will listen
in vain far the merry hen of onnvemation with which the
radical boucles were wont to beguile the weary- periods of
Lewis or of Woad. Heavy perfunetienary debates, with
epasmodie efforts at electioneering Winepress& have
succeotkel ; but they aro delivered to scattered rows
of tong gloomy faces. There ore no brothers Philliosore
now, by rival cheers, to soisourage • floundering debater.
Their wall-known vans are stall—foe the baud of llayter is
upon them, and they an doomed. Lord John Rumen Mill
▪ perched up thee," as our Canaan-tall wit, Sir J.
Tyra, experesd it, bravely maintaining his post in spite of
the tempestuous teapots of the City. His thin anxious tam
le stamped with the resolve whieb his whole life ham exem-
plified, that, if he mama win, he will at least wound In
• And the girt veleras, Sir James, Mill sits on to the
lad; Due his hoe no imager wears that benignant, almost
pelerml, =lb with whkh It was his wont to listen to the
blear imehsestime hag at him by his former colleagues.
TM aided atom
TY tabled Men. wasedeur
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gabs, ens I& basing countenance as be leans hie chin
ups Me ski& Ho le wearily bethinking himself that the
tasks &swift are when he must perform mother stage of
that reareire pilgrimage of which Carliale seems to be both
the Swift piss and the goof. All is sad and spiritless.
The very *Wu" ban aimed the RAM which he soon
will rear to bold; rid the elegant form of Sir Charles
Napier may be rag reellaieg in horizontal graceful-
ness, and seeldne—elsie of Manners-Sutton !—in the
tenet& of Sr la= at Commons a substitute for
his hammock. Bribw tbe bar, there is s dux and efflux
of listless peers. Their walegielative energy has been struck
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with Tom:lyale by tin We inente—emmadly by no Emit
of their own, fat they did their Wks weed, So pement
So they molter in to em It them le swum excitement to
be got out of the *knew ea when dm IMO that the
proceedings are, it pooh* ewe dellur era Unit elm, they
saunter oat again. The only persons who thew signs of real
asuman' are the Whips. They are the delay plink of
the political keisee—the letter the Impel, the Ewe
merrily they fly Wore end thither. Now le their bar.
Mr. Mayne is the the moment a more begortent seem then
the premier. All theme whom he hoe wheedled in vain during
lbw long yews win now reel the power of hie snit. His
inceseem harry, his weighted brow end ceeepremed lips,

tray that be it";• • Ad casselarars of hi; paaitioli.
slips is mud out of the hoer with the eedvity of an ann.
thho—mw Odin as to tho Tromery bunk and whirring
la • isadreo ear—eow 'petty awry*: a wader him arm
some timid Sallower, who boo broths lie piedgal and dreads
the hanisp, sad ambit bin with aileeng toin of the
skill of Coppook Nth dr Enna of pie. Ad, is he
pann you say on the Organism mon= whin way
for his with • Nod of aim awe ; it ling bare hosed
that ha has ewers to to • andidate is way SAM tie
Uoind Hisodota, and his weibinewo snore in • lifinhod
trying ormrgasaire hao harked Imo with a woe notion of
kin oantipoteure.
One thing mid all then bogie, and fears, and latinito
snot van aeon lo have wen to look op= with lallannee;
oudthature tang le behinds. hie wellto dwdlat,sl le re-
anther don ownin hr they Inn as what the rank of
noon prilinene wend bu Whet is sew is onnotheaol
degrodedou want don I. the unitorn andides of no
Hoses of Cesneen. Allogoetiro noddle destionothe as.
ailhiss•-4111 vein wadi horidosend huidon—all itgh•
Woo not woo set meannisall ly sun florin" sty would
he paean nor with nthengt TM itanine orgy of sir
rah to which whip wen awl enleara stags, world be-
sane the genrond ardor of ntheanatary ethordintion