The Express.
London, England, 1857-05-20 00:00:00

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LONDON. WEDNESDAY. KAY 20.

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A DOUBLE NUMBER of the EXPRESS will
M pabliahed es venal ON SATURDAYS.

Or course Perliament will napped to the appeal,
which the Qua= has made to Sumba behalf of her
eldest daughter, with cordial loyalty. The whsle
tenor el her ltuserv's reign is a guarantee that
aothing ureasonabie will be expiated ea her part ,
and the nation and its representatives at, too sin-
cerely attached to the Royal Family to ha anima=
by a niggardly orbit ea each an onamien. Soma
half-oilmen of coarse and empty brawlers, who fancy
they pay their mart to the people when they indulge
in safe vituperations of royalty, may talk ultra-
seemomy ; bat the pelvis of England, who choose to
have a Sovereign on the throe; know that they
mast make up their minds to pay the prim at a
noearehicel establishment. The dowering of the
younger children of the Sovereign is one of the nee=
airy incidental expenses of a constitution like ours,
and, if strittlylimited to what is fairly and reasonably
regaiaite, will be borne without a murmur by all
reasonable Englishmen.

Lord DEUI-fil remarks in the House of Lords
strike a. es having been remarkably hlicitons and
appraite to the OCONOOII. The noble lord, with sepal
tact and Mate, alluded to the hot of Her MAMMY%
marriage having differed bone the mad wane d
royal marriages in not being founded on cow
llamas= of policy algae, but at holing' of
personal acquaintance and personal attachnisat."
Following up this suggestion, he west ca to M-
imic that there is every roma to believe the ap-
proaching marriage of the Parrmass ROYAL has
bees contracted in a missile: spirit, and to express
a ecafident hope that " r .h. ..e..4 imaylid ns
UMW the some envies., so in the course of that lih
her hipping. might be as complete se that of bee
illuarions mother." In the =wisp of • Qom
Repent, consideratioss of policy " neeesemily
coasted fir eoneething, though happily not far
everything; bet is the marriage of • Paul-
en', between whom end the poNdbility of
oltOlaolll ax. interposed • pliant band of
brothers, " consideration' of policy," at hest
in so hr on Englishmen ere caneentad, may be
altogether discarded. It is sympathy with the modem
not with the Qum!, that Parliament is gelled apra
to express in the acme of the English people. •
Lord Nauseant; displayed kw jading.* than
Lord Deasy when he spoke of the mania. el the
Palaces, Amu as holding out to the soustry
political prospects not undeserving the attention of
the House of Cenunone." It is a desecration of •
contract so eminently personal and domestic as mar-
riage to convert it into • dexterous diplomatic
arrangement. No good bee ever
air
mash hybrid alliances. The life and of
Mani ANTOINEIII 7 were sacrificed by of
lea agent of Austrian diplomaey at the Court of
Pisa& Ilinaerrrs Mews paid dearly for obey-
ing the injunctions of the add and crafty prelate
deleentan who sanctioned her marriage with our
ewe Couture I. Neither Caseras L of England
nor Louts XVL received eery assistance; *their hoer
of need hone their royal brothels-in-Wm NAPO-
lae. HI. billiard Mal wird, is marrying a
weasel for herself alone, than did NAPOLION I.

when he divorced the woman who really loved him
to contract an allisnes with the ever treacherous
Home of Hapsburg. If by tepresesting the
marriage of the Femme ROUE with a Premien
Prime as politically advantageous to this country,
Lord For.orasrou mesas that it will teal to iden-
tify oar Royal Family and lb polity with the anti-
meats and policy of the Pemba dymsty, there
is not an Englishman but will !al that ma I re-
sult might be fatal to the stability el termestiy in
this country. If that the Parmasseßorst.
to become a mitriemay of 0111111difiillid dsotrince la
Prussia-to be, as will et the Mkt prinumetive, the
rallying past elm swain st sails dieting
a betides ton maw skits whith they de net feel.
every Fogiiimen sash% ha the nor at isms=
MN salty, to prated whist a pa% pith* end
delhately martyred iamb babe welt a *whim
feet Imes& yam her. As sow as the nuptial bene-
diction is pronounced over the yealbeal pair, the
PRINCESS will cease to be an Imsdthwemen From
that moment her husband's people RR* be her
people, and his GOD her GOD. We ileaudently
trust that the example and precepts of her beloved
mother will make her a biessat' alas to her hus-
band and his people, but it mast be se he wife and
their countrywoman, not as the puppet of any selfish
and ambitious statesman, English or l'ressian. For
England the marriage of the PRINCESS ROYAL can
have no political siguilkance, though every English-
men will rejoice to kern that her mother's ttrighter
b happy, and that the people over whom her Ma-
hood may one day be called to rule are bee.

THE Csoscsi.zwit et the Examines, in intro-
ducing the Bovine Beek Bill, hell eat a wort et
memos, that unless the eleaeemwileibheidm&
it aseeseary to immediate etr the weedy the
Govereseat Were astepled, be shall Bel it his
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