The Express.
London, England, 1857-03-07 00:00:00

THE DISSOLUTION AND THE PEOPLE'S POLICY.

(From the Atka.)

Bo Lord Palmerston has resolved on a dissolution,
in which he is right; but the country must not
stultify itself and trouble its head about supporting
a cabinet from which no earthly good an be ex-
pected. Tho China question will, so to speedy take
care of itself; and the main object of the people at
the coming general election should be, to return men
solemnly pledged to parliamentary reform, and no one
should be deceived in a reformer who is not pre-
pared to support the ballet with all his heart. We
do not wish to exalt the ballet above attending the
franchise to tho industrious climes, but it is the beat
test question, and serves at once to discriminate be-
tween those pretender, to liberalism who look to making
the next Reform Bill en aristocratic swindle, end those who
are honest and earnest in the aria. The practical course
should be, et once to form committees in the metropolis end
all the borough towns, and to hold tesenege for the purpose
of declaring that the one question et the decrier shall be
parliamentary reform. We recommend that a reset-
ing should be held without delay of the leading
reformers of all the metropolitan parishes end boroughs,
end agree upon an addrom to the electors and non-elector et
urging them to declare that they can have no con-
edence in any government that will not bring forward
a satisfactory immure of parliamentary reform. This
also should be the burden of public meetings in every
place. To the liberal members in the lima. of
Commons we my Bring forward the ballot motion before
the separation of the hones, even if it is done sa an amend-
ment to the vote of supply, in order that representatives may
go to their constituents with a distinct character upon this
important point.

The Atheneum observes that in the late Sir R.
Peers Corn Law Memoir the omiseions are frequent and per-
plexing. It is amusing to notice that Peel doe. not seem to
have counidered Mr. Disraeli worth even a passing observa-
tion, for he never man name. him 1

NACANCIEti, APPOINTMENTS, AND PHUM....-
IN THE CIVIL SIIIVICE.—The Admiralty. Mr. Francis
Hoskins, extra clerk in the Storekeeper's-office, Woolwich,
has been appointed extra clerk in the Office of the Comp-
troller of Victualling, Somerset•bouse ; the Rev. Antos
Hutchinson has been appointed chaplain of Kcyham-yard
and Factory. The Board of Trade—Mr. Henry Thomas,
collector of customs at Llonelly, has been appointed receiver
of mock for the district comprised between the Carmarthen-
shire sides of the rivers Bury and Lougbor, on the east, and
Pendino, en the west of the port. Legal Department.—A
commissionirship in lunacy has become vacant by the death
at Dr. J. R. Home. Customs.—Mr. John Henry Banat
has been appointed a clerk for general trainer in Lon-
don ; Mr. Joseph S. Evans has been promoted from first
dos to be principal clerk for general boatmen at Liver-
pool ; Mr. Jump's J. Menden has been promoted from second
to first-clam cleric for general business at Liverpool. Mr. et.
Felix T. M. Tucker ham been promoted from third to mooed-
elms clerk for general bunneas at Liverpool. Inland Revenue
Department, Excise Branch—Mr. Willie= Matthews, col-
lector of Wexford collection, has retired on superannuation.
Mr. C. Dudgeon, collector of Sarum, bar been aeodntd to
Wexford Collection, at his own request. I Mr.
Blinerhasuctt Pinchin, sub-inspector of constabulary, has
We appointed to Kilfinane, and Mr. Milling to Manor Ha-
milton. Mr. Warburton, lately appointed a sul:einspector of
constabulary, has been appointed to succeed Mr. Heard at
Castle•Connell. East ladies—The Under Secretaryship to
the Foreign Department of the Government of India, Bengal,
has become vacant by the dintb of Mr. Frederick Shaw.—
(Aril &mks Gezeik.
APOTHECARIES' HALL—Names of gentlemen who
passed then examination in the science and practice of
medicine, and received certificates to practise, on Thurs-
day, March b:—John Augustine Young, Maidstone;
Henry William Jackson, Louth, Lincolnshire; Charles
Frederick George, Kelton in Lindsey; Francis John
Griffiths, Billiton, Staffordshire; Frederick Augustus
Palmer, Landport, Portsmouth; Edward Ashton, Wain-
fleet, Lmenlnahire ; Joseph Reed, Southern, Cheltenham ;
Richard liirkett Brooks, Slesford,