The Express.
London, England, 1861-03-16 00:00:00

THE EXPRESS, SATURDAY EVENING, MARCH 16, 1861.

country is shamefully
its liberal disposition
for pillaging it right and
Commissions are idle. The
hand. The traditions of the
do the smallest amount of
travagant pay, and when an .
has once taken place, to maintain
expenditure at all hazards.
of Lord 1:1 zaszar to check '
to maintain the interests
spinet the rapacity of
Unfortunately, his lordshii.
than his performance. There
exhibited so much kindness of .
soldier, but there is no Minister
to fulfil his own plans. It
wants the strength of will
ful caste which is under the
not the least powerful of
Cabinet, however, is interested
more thrifty management r
menta. Lord P Atm zairrot
note of the " bids" adroitly
day night from the Opposit
the man to seize all their
as his lordship personally is, ,
his Government are not so con.
it worth the while of the nation
couple more millions than it wou.
through the men whom he displaced.
" interests in the Adriatic," and int
Lincoln's-inn-fields, and abandonment
and military extravagance, '
round pretty near to his
at which it is becoming ex,
distinguish his highly Conaervati‘
Liberal conservatism. Perhaps
not too late to mend, and
allowance, left open on Thu_
of repentance to the Government.

Tim Parliament of Italy
becoming dignity the new
whose existence was not so
the philosophy of a MrrrEaNit,
not at Paris, that the spectacle
yesterday restored to life,
freedom and capable of self-
the attention of the most
observers of contemporary
vile bigotry and sordid eel
say, and " the old parties
rancorous jealousies and their
the disgust and derision of
see the representatives of
the choicest race in the
is the name of national
proclaiming a patriot soldier
title than hereditary right.
Vicroa EMMANUEL is greeted
most triumphant auguries.
last stronghold of BOURBON
era of peace, prosperity, and
Alpe to Cape Pusan) the life-I
in en uninterrupted stream, 1
of centuries is lout in a living
Exulting thought for all but
At such a spectacle free
rejoices. Wherever freedom
natural ally of England.
Count Cavov a's speech,
oonferring upon King Vll7Ol

mom= the title of Kim
unworthy of the greatest
Those only who consider wk
new principles of public right
monarchical and diplomatic
tioned Poland and blotted out
of nations, will know how tc
union of boldness and prudence
Count Csvoca to confront
Cabinets of hostile and neut
Minister of a Power surpassed
and strength, by none •
The owls and bats of the _
fain see Italy plunged into
darkness again. Count CAvo
all the forces of the nineteenth
in the cause against which '
impotently conspires. It
of his epoch that gives to .
Munn= of Italy the strength
as nnialtering faith. Much '
IMO remains to do ; but
nisn's contemplation the
rising of to-morrow's eon.
retiring and the newly-elected
lian Chamber of Deputies indicate.
harmony of thought and "
consistency of the national
be won back, and Rome mt
foreign bondage. The supremacy
St. Pirrza must cease to be con°
alien domination. But this
and patience. Meanwhile I
feria& builds up the temple
and clears away the noisome
ruins of her desolate past of
For the day that has already
noble souls have sighed !
spirits have rushed on death
waiting ! And yet in this.
a nation's recovered life, there
Assembly who can see
triumph of • fortunate intrigue.
and Deputies see nothing but t 1
reflected in the grand events
insist on the advantage of
and oppressed, because
united might become
France. And this is
taught at the feet of MM.
lt is at all events a high -
of which is • sentence of
than. It is not the policy
France, the people of the
new nation springs to light,
of Western Europe welcome •
natural ally. In the independence
had a pledge to civilization - -
peace. Only purblind faction
misinterpret the evidence
decrees of • Providence w)
the subtlest statesmen to

Tait RIPIIIIIIINTATION 01
ISM Mood that the joist _
and Maschaster who wasted apoa
Ifseisequer to solicit him to stoodl
!wearable reply from the right l•

Byre Baum Lomas ELIKTIO:
• brew ropolostativo of the
for the iroosooy mooed b the
to as &doom d Suebsr

Tin Itc•TAL lioant....—
=s tee, aosonitaaled
trim, yesterday
gambles at South Kessiegtou
Wren cd the works. The
eidesk, end was received by his.
Censors (resident al the melee;
Esq., Hewer Thomas Hope, I
and Juba Chum, Esq., neat
Cole. Xs. Sidney Smirk., H.,
Kolb were is attendance to eat
dun& A large somber of tbe
society hare also inspected the •
der&

traded upon, an.
is made an excuse I
EATH OF HER ROYAL HIGHNESS --,„____
d left. Committees and
wreal want is a vigor" THE DUCHESS OF KENT. (may mamas.)
the Horse Guards are . _ FRANCE.
f work for the most ex We deeply regret to announce the death of the PARIS, SATURDAY MORNING.
an increased expendi •. - i itches of Kent. The mournful event havin e The Moniker, is its bulletin of to-day, says :
liiiiitain that increased occurred shortly before 10 o'clock, this morning. " The conference resolved yesterday upon prolong-
s:de. It is the dut During the week her royal highness had been ' . ing the French occupation of Syria until the sth of
de this disposition, and a weak state of health, her disease (cancer) havin. uric next. The protocol has been signed, and
eta of the taxpaye . nade great and fatal progress. On Tuesday last, • ill be converted into a convention on Tuesday
of the Horse Guards. in consequence of the unfavourable accounts, the "ext."
lip's promises are bette ueen and Prince Consort made a visit to Frogmore, The debate on the address continued yesterday
here is no man who has •.. her Royal Highness the Princess Alice visited ' the Corps Legialatif. The first eight paragraphs
as of feeling towards th : filer illustrious
grandmother on Thursday. At • ere adopted. On the discussion of the 9th pars-
:inister who has done 1.. o'clock yesterday (Friday) evening, to the con .. ph several members initiated on being informed
tisto be feared that he . ternation of her Majesty and royal circle, a tel. hether the let of October, 1861, was to be main-
to cope with that power- was received at Buckingham Palace fro .. 'ed as the date for executing the articles of the
e ..
the especial protection o Dr. Brown, the Duchess of Kent's medical attend- testy of commerce with England. They likewise
of patrons. The entire , nt, announcing that a decided change fo lemanded explanations relative to the treaty of
crested in a return to lie worst had happened. In consequence of th • .. mmerce between France and Belgium.
of our warlike de. eipt of that message, the royal dinner circl M. Baroche replied that the treaty with Bel-
. .• -
oe has doubtless take
as countermanded, and at 7 o'clock the Quee , lum still formed the subject for negotiations, and
tly thrown out on Thurs. and Prince Consort, accompanied by her Roy .. •d :—" As regards the date fixed for the execu-
ition benches, and he • ' . . .
_ . . . F...,
.. .ig n nen the Princess Alice, proceeded by special ion of the
. English treaty, the inquiry has produced
f the peculiar ° o train to Windsor, and immediately visited he ontradictory results, and it has not yet been
is, the meritsat F royal highness ecided, therefore, whether the date will be
rogmore. The duchess permed
) conspicuous as to
it mak :
-
an unfavourable night, and at the hour abov . 'idvanoed. Government would only take this step
ration to pay through
specified death, which was tranquil in its ap
I the interests of French commerce should be
a it would have to pa
.roach clearly shown to demand it."
displaced Between e ~ ensued.
e.," and interventions . The Queen and the Prince Consort wore preen
tbandonment of Reform, at the dissolution. The mournful intelligence was ITALY.
~ the noble lord has go ..'rived at Buckingham Palace at a quarter past TURIN, MARCH 16.
.n, when the Princess Helena and other members In yesterday's sitting of the Chamber of Depu -
old point 'n, a point
, of the royal family left town for Windsor. Th ies, Count Cavour;replying to au interpellation
r excecdingly difficult
eath at once was telegraphed to the Prince . , ,•pecting the state of the Roman question, &e-
-nervative liberality fro .
eirhapii it is even no ales at Cambridge ; and the sad intelligence w. I . owledged that the discussion of that question
id the vote for pay and . leo transmitted by telegraph to the King of the as both opportune and advantageous, and pro-
finiraday, may
be a door ..lgian• it, at Brussels, likewise to the Duke of Saxe ... ised that he would give the explanations required
ornment. Cobourg Gotha. •n the 21st of March.
The late Victoria Mary Louisa, Duchess of Kent
POLAND.
---.. r red Strathern in Great Britain, Countess of Dublin
POSEN, fiereame.
in Ireland, was fourth daughter of his Serene High
ly has inaugurated wi .
..eat Francis Frederick, late reigning Duke of Saxe The imperial rescript has produced a most dis-
w destinies of • nation .. uraging impression at Warsaw.
'obourg Saalfeld. Her royal highness was
D Mich an dreamed of • . The delegation of citizens have resolved upon
..rn on the 17th of August, 1786, cones- -
gamete It is at Turin, 1. lacing their resignation in the hands of the people,
.uently was in her 73th year. She married first,
iectacle of a people bu - •e —. .
of December, • .d to request from the governor the constitution
e,
and arced..
ri„.. fo to . 41st
f a new delegation by means of a general election.
eew,„.,werwineuf
&mesa.' . Enrich Charles of Leiningen, who died 4th
he delegation has like • resolved to present to
.t
cynical-
end ilifferee Jul.y, 1814, by whom her royal highness h .
..u. e Charles Frederick William, late reignite. he governor a memorandum enumerating the dif-
' politica. At Paris • erent wants of the country.
dhahease have sew the. • Doe of Leiningen, K.G., and Princess Anue,
....--.
w e have exposed the. married to Prince Holienlohe Langenburg. H..
DENMARK.
their spurious loyalty •. .yal highness married secondly, at Coburg,
f Europe. In Turin w , .' . May, 1818, and at Kew, 11th July, 1818, his HAMBURG, Sansear.
Since the beginning of the present week it has
Royal Highness the late Duke of Kent, fourth son o
twenty-two millions o . • come known at Copenhagen that no arrangement
re old world assembl . orge 111., who died 23rd January, 1820, b • with the Estates now assembled at Itzehoe is to be
inal independence, an. horn her royal highness had iasue—an only
.tpected.
tier Kota by a noble hill—our gracious Queen. The courts of Berlin, Earthworks for the fortification of Dannewick
fight The birthday o I. russele, and Portugal will be placed in mourning tave therefore been commenced, and blockhouses
ited by the happiest an .y this mournful eveht.
. ye been sent to the frontier of Schleswig.
I. The surrender of the Information of her royal highness's decease was
N =were, heralds , . orwarded to the Lord Mayor, as customary o . SERF EMANCIPATION IN RUSSIA.
and concord. From the uch occasions.
The Kolokol of the 15th March announces the
ife-blood of liberty flow
The Mewing bulletin was iesued at F ore ..mplete triumph of the party of emancipation in
o, and the dull des. ••
wen. The law has passed in the Council of
t an early hour this morning :
ing and abounding hope. state. All the land cultivated by the peasants is
out slaves and cowards ! .eFrogmore, March 16, 6 a.m.
e England unfeigned) . " Her .needed to them, and not the fourth part, se was Royal Highness the Duchess of Kent, '
.. The manifest will appear on the 24th of
Lem lives, th lives hose health has been failing for some time, was •'
The opposition of the Russian planters
yesterday attacked by a severe rigor, since which I" '
has been furious, and the Emperor has' displayed
in presenting the B. the symptoms have assumed a very dangerous
TOR ESIMANURI. and his character. Her royal highness has passed the •toninhing energy. He was actively supported in
the Council only by the Grand Duke Constantine ;
:me of ITALY, was DO night quietly, but the prostration of strength is
Bloudoff, President of the Conseil; Lanskoy, Minis-
atafwaman of me time. such as to cause the greatest alarm.
what a task it is to erect (Signed) "J. CLARK." ter of the Interior ; Chefkin, Minister of the Pub-
right in the fan of tba -
is Roads ; and the Secretary of the State, Bachtin.
tic Europe which peril The following message was received at Bucking
out Italy from the map ham Palace from Windsor at noon : HUNGARY
PESTH, News 15.
to do justice to the rare "11011 COMM SIDDULPH TO era CHABLIS PHIPPS, Reports have been ;current for some days that
dance which has enabled BUCKINGHAM PALACZ.
to-day, being the anniversary of ,the revolution at
" Windsor Castle, March 16. '
front the Courts .. Perth, in March, 1848, popular demonstrations
'utast States as the First " Her Royal Highness the Duchess of Kent
p ould take 1 in this city. Owing, however, to
rpamid by few in weal . expired about half-past nine o'clock this morning
he exertions of the municipality no demonstrations
in valour and genius. at Frogmore House, in the presence of the Queen,
I. aye been made.
French Chambers would • • .ce Consort, and the Princess Alice, who .
The shops remained open to-day, and the traffic
nto Papal and despotic 'Ted from London at eight o'clock last night, and
has not been interrupted.
!svoua well knows . . •.. •. • . during the night at Progmore."—Reoeiv ..
The students have published a declaration stating
enth century are arrayed 11.40 a. to."
that they could oppose any demonstration.
It the league of reaction
PE:SIM, Kasen 15.
is this profound instinc
the words of the Finer got court. The Committee of Seven Members will in the
_a— ...urea of next week proclaim the propositions of
ength and moderation of
uch has been done In consequence of a less favourable report from he judicial conference as a binding judicial pre-
' and 1. ragmen of the bola of the Duchess of Kent, the Queen, isorium for the whole country.
it to the Italian sates- • Prime Comport. and Princess Alice went down plater-
1 end is as sure as t • y evening to visit her Royal Highness, and probably . TURKEY.
The 'Weasel of th • . •• • at Windsor through the eight. CONSTANTINOPLE, Mimi 9.
cted President of the Its- The dieser Forty which was to have taken place at Buck- The Banshee te do •
has left for °ela order to re
ndicate with an admirable etue pale" wan in consequence PestP"ed'
• Queen sad the Prise Comet, sccornpanied by the ..ive on :board the arms which were brought by
i language the inflexible . 'Domes Albs end Helm., vimited the Horticultural . he Sardinian ships, and mixed by order Pap
1 purpose. Venice gnus r oedema, South Keealogton, yesterday afternoon. Major
anal the Hon. C. Grey sad Colonel the Hon. A. Turkish Government.
must be redeemed from &mum, inan is ettee,:keee.
The arms are provisionally to be held in British
supremacy of the See o The Prince Consort rude on honeback in the forenoon,
.
be confounded with _. • Derided by his Equerry in Waiting. ~. . .n.
"" The Primers Meter and Louise rode on horse, • News is being continually received of barbarous
this in the work of time , esserday in the riding-house of Buckingham pah.oe. .
ocursions made by Montenegrins into Turkish
e Italy, tempered by suf Prince Arthur and Prince Leopold, attended by Maj.
i• phinstoce, visited the Duchess of (Ambridge, at her resi .. *tory.
ple of her nobler future, ewe in St. J 's Palace.
one weeds and crumb •.. The Prince aCisonctort honoured Mr. Thomas with a visit o WEST INDIA AND PACIFIC MAILS.
tof misery and disgrace. • afadaY at his studio, in Alpha-road. SOUTHAMPTON, SATURDAY.
ready dawned how man The Royal Mail steamer La Pieta has arrived
A deputation, respecting the premdenoe of the mayors,
id !—bow many gallan • .. an interview with Sir G. Cornwall Lewis yesterday a ith the above mails, 95 passengers 1,305,000 dole.
ath for very weariness o .6 Home•oflke- :n specie, and 1,200 packages of cargo.
is magnificent outburst o he Th
Exhibition
fnitte:
appointed
to advise the Commissioners f. The ship Vocalist, of Liverpool, bound from
1862 as to the penal of British art to .
KID, mee alleo for Cork, foundered at sea on the 7th of
here are men in a French presented. at the appose.
of MIL
hing Exhibit' will t toda . ebraary. The crew were saved.
nothing but the guilty at the rooms of the society
Deepetehee wise received yesteede et the Colonial ~, ... The Le Plata left St. Thomas on the Ist instant.
ntrigue. Seine Senators . the Gamma of Canada and He~igolaml. Her Majesty's ship St. George, having on board
but their own baseness nrsecatehea wszt„seat to the Governer of the Bahamas .. • Royal Highness Prince Alfred, arrived at
vents of history. The 'MI to the Lord High Cligninillikeir of the Icaiaa Islands •I: bedoes on the 22nd ult.
of keeping Italy divided The Prince lauded on the following day, and
, an Italy bye , , THZ COURT.—HOT Majesty and the Prince COD warmly received by the colonists.
an inconvenience . • accompanied by the Prince The weather at Demerara continued wet. Pro-
Alice and the younge
• aches of the royal family, intend, seconding to preen ace was mare& Tonnage ample.
high policy, aa it At Barbadoes the weather was fine. The crops
IM. Tomas and GUIZOT. ' men* to leave Buckingham Palace 'on Wards
ere advancing. Exchange on London, 30 days,
• t, for Windsor Castle, for the &der recess.
policy Um bare avow The Prince de Sagan has arrived at the B *c
490 don.
runim The revivals continued to spread in Jamaica ;
Political death to its au e Mel, Jernayn-street. was suffering in consequence.
cy of the heroic people o. Frances Countess NValdegrave has issued card Coffee,e•
good, 46.. to 4811. ; sugar, fair, 19e. ;
Revolution. Whenever .or an assembly on Wednesday next. .rowns, 16e. to 18e. ; exchage on London, 90
it, the two great peoples The Couutesa Cowper will shortly leave Pans ye, * per cent. prem.
me a friendly rival and i• •- .r for the Coetisent.
dependence of Italy they The Earl and Countess of Easton have left tow The following telegram has been received at
tion and a guarantee of or Wakefield Lodge, Stoney Stratford. I. r. Reuter's office from the Peninsular and
:
Lion and false religion , The Earl and Countess of Warwick have arriv .• • riental Steam Navigation Company, March 16
.of living History and the at Claridliel Hotel. from Warwick Castle. OUTWARD MAILS.
The Ellen (from Southampton on the 27th
which shapes the craft o i Viscountess Palmerston will have an mbl
Feb.) reached Malta and left for Alexandria on the
• is evening at Cambridge Howse.
its own wise ends. :th March.
Viscount and Viscountess Stratford de Radcliff The Vectis (from Marseilles on the 6th March),
--.—. entertained a select circle at dinner het evening, at th • , rrived at Malta and left for Alexandria on the
'•..w in Grosvenor-square. ! h inst.
UT SOUTH LADICASHIRR. Viscount Caatleroese has taken a residence, 53,
t deputations from Liverpool getee.pleee, for a term of years.
4:rfnee the Chancellor of the Lord and Lady Cremorne entertained a melee The following is au extract from a letter, dated
the county, received apeers, the let inst.:—" General Garibaldi, who was for
at hon. gentleman.—Tones. y at dinner, bet evening, at their residence in Stanhope
.veral days indisposed, Is now recovered. He is engaged
mos.—SirDavid Dundee, • • soaking a plantation of fruit and olive tress, which Gem-
lie cooly, has offered himself Lord Broughton and Colonel and the Hon. Mrs. .'
M seineenion of Lord Staff . arleton have arrived in Berkeley square, from Tidw. . . • „
••es all his time, and, apparently, all his thoughts. At
Lhowever, he rests on his spade, and appears as if in
owe, Wilta.
The. Bo
man.—Her Ma- reverie. You know, as well as any me, of what be is
lb, the pr. Alice andthe Lord Londesborough is not expected home from hinting. During the last fortnight we have made several
-Lowered the society's sew .•t before the end of May. Wben the last letter. we • its, by ma, to the neighbouring town, net only with our
with a vent, and inspected . . .. ived his lordship was at Alexatulria on board his yacht. .wu boats, but with a sloop which I have hired for a
rtert 3* `lli ad at f' Lady Margaret Beaumont has returned to town oath. The large barge of N. Menotti is of great use is
.ey Highness the Priem
Clew), C. Weetweeth Du., rem Worthieg. •. 'ngiog to the villa the boxes of provisions, trees, mill-
Fag., Henry Pelmet', Iraq., A marriage is arranged, and will shortly tak : tones, and other heavy articles required by the general,
webers of the council. Mr. lace, between Lieutenant-Colonel H. P. Ponsoeby, a . who is about to erect a windmill on the island. The general,
ILA.. Mr. Neefield, and Mr. her Guards, Equerry to his Royal Highness the Prier ho is sever. se happy as ulna in solitude, is somewhat
explain the works under their
the Niue.s and friends of the Consort, and the Hon. Mary Bulteel, Maid of Honour teased with visits Every week pumas the meet awe.
he works during the last fe the Queen, daughter of Lady Elizabeth Suttee!, and Disc- Peeted arrive from all Pointe of Italy, and abroad. Among
f the Earl Grey. the latter are a number of English."