The Express.
London, England, 1857-03-27 00:00:00

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With reference to the account of the London and
Lam Bsak meeting, we (Theo) are requerded to state
list the Oriental Bonk Corporediaa hold no bills or
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ne Write is the matter with the hope at ming the tailor-
hante rherebeidlewe (none of whom are sitairebohlers sad
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• Judicial winding-up of the 'liars of the Loadoa sad Err-
ata Ent.

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elniell thee the Penne of Prussia bad a providential escape
ante24th. As he wen entering that place to be present at
Se inaugural PM of the Chun* of S. Appnlimarias, the
beeves of hie carriage took fright and ran down the Rasp
task towards the river. The confute was knocked to phew,
het the Prince sad the persons who aocompamied hits saved
Meer dim by jumping out.
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Merlin in Mar* 1846, and who has been for the Let nine
inentlis imprisoned is the citadel of Magdeburg, has just
Mee set at liberty, the Meg of Parte having remitted the
freenlerivr of his pesiehment.
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LONDON, FRIDAY, MARCH 27.

TO OUR SUBSCRIBERS.

A DOUBLE NUMBER of the EXPRESS will
be published TO-MORROW as usual, dad during
the Parliamentary recess.

WE know not which of the four candidates who
are put forward by Lord JOHN'S opponents is in-
tended to supersede him. On this point the gentle-
men who nominate them observe a judicious silence.
It would certainly be a difficult task to single out
any one of them and undertake to demonstrate that
he will make a more able and trustworthy represen-
tative than Lord Joux. Baron Itorusenitu is un-
questionably the best of the batch. He has the ad-
vantage of representing a great principle. In his per
we see the whole of our Jewish fellow-subjects
knocking at the door of the !tome of Commons and
demanding that their voice, too, shall be heard there,
as well as the voices of classes hitherto more
favoured. The Baron, moreover, is, in his feelings,
quite an English gentleman. lie is intelligent, and
capable of grappling with complicated and arduous
bagasse eambimations. But let us suppose for a
resister tle Dim admitted to plead in Parlia-
ment the dare of his co-religionists: can he
do it half se ably and effectively as Lord Jon"(
RUSSELL has done, and is still determined to do?
The Baron adopts the creed of the advanced
Liberals as regards Parliamentary Reform ; and.
sa we have perfect confidence in his integrity,
we firmly believe that he will vote is he
promises ; but has he studied these questions
so as to have become imbued with that deep
interest in them which can.alonc enable a man to
contend for them in season or out of season? Will
his heart be in the battle as Lord JOHN'S is? And
again, can the country place the seine implicit con-
Idamee in the Baron's foreign politics as they do in
thaws of Lord JOHN RtRfIELL ? With all our sin-
cere devotion to the cause of our countrymen of He-
brew lineage, we frankly confess that if our choice
lay between Lord Jolts RUSSELL and Baron
Itovitsezoin, the latter should go to the wall, and
we believe that the Baron would himself be the first
to acknowledge the justice of this decision. But the
choice does not lie between them ; there is ample
room for both.
As to the other three candidates who have been
linked together with Baron Rovitsetto.o like a
chain gang, we confess we can discover no principle
that they represent. They are called the " commer-
cial candidates;" but all the speeches they have
addressed to the electors have been characterised by
a cautious avoidance of the great questions of com-
mercial legislation. They have said nothing that
could not have been said as well by any of the thou-
sand and one candidates for Parliamentary honours
whose stock-in-trade consists of a few popular clap-
trap ; and when, to test their reliability as repre-
sentatives, we look for their antecedents, what are
they? Mr. Bassoon has effectually disposed of the
claims of Mr. RAIKEB CURRIE by analysing his votes
in Parliament. Sir JAMES Ik-ar has no better title
to our confidence than his palliation of his refusal to
vote for the Liberal candidate for East Surrey
at the last election, by telling us that he
canvassed for the man he could not in conscience
vote for. Mr. WILRAN CHAN\ FORD'S one antecedent
is his vote in favour of the ballot. In short, we are
left to conjecture the titles of the "commercial can-
didates" to represent the City of London, from the
statements of Mr. JONES at the meeting in the North
and South American Coffee-house on Wednesday.
Mr. JoNas told his auditors that the City ought to
be represented by mercantile men exclusively ; and
not only that, but by mercantile men of large capital.
The minor fry of the commercial world were con-
temptuously brushed aside by M. JONES. He has
let the cat out of the bag; "commercial repre-
sentatives" fur the City means the domination of a
plutocracy. A self-appointed, irresponsible com-
mittee are in private to pick out four mercantile
members of the monied aristocracy, and the City
electors are to be compelled to swallow the whole
batch—all or none. The fact is that the opposition
to Lord JOHN is the conspiracy of a bubble
joint-stock company (with limited liability) in
polities to run down all honest trader on his own
capital.

Coral or Comma Coracle.—in the Court of
Camas Coma, yesterday, Sir William Magary again
ailed am be ha already dome in the Court of
illianwas, Ma tbs dames 'Wort himenif personally, non-
taYad a arwspiper paragraph relating to the judgment of
• hill telbard i Ihremela tapia the affair of the Grand
Lambing' Sall ay C•opsay, which were lately, on the
eihnin ly the Common Council to
lavatiptlaa ter the law alma of the corporation. Sir
WINK'
Haw/ ettigiimed that thew " scandalous and
drama -lid ism brought aiming him
la hi aimata, viimpat Gales notice, or enable
uplm s
Ilia illir stlemi disclaimed any
heliegta miter awl mil his My object was to enure
=it tar unisabted reputation of every
iiirmilen. The City Solicitor mid the
thaleram ate* irAlitries had applied to him
tat ettlie ear iontrats, which be son to obtain
agar tbt ih,l/40. Court. lie was directed to funtieh them.
M. Taylor sargested that the court shoukl ctuiply with
afr reqtwo to have the investigation Mauled,
to awartala the facts et the trausactiva.

bt :oun.

Ilex Majesty, accompanied by the Erincese at
Hohenlohe Logmb, sad thePrineem Amalie of Hohen-
Ida e Schillingfarst, a drive is on open carnage and four
yesterday afternoon, sad visited the Duchess of Kent. The
tunic in Waiting attended on horseback.
he Prises rode on honsback with the Prince of Wales in
the forenoon.
Priam Albert, attended by Captain the Hon. D. de Be.,
was present In the efternoon at a lecture in the theatre of
the Museum of Practical Geology, Jermymstreet, delivered
by Profaner Owen, F.R.S., " On the Fossil Tertiary Mani-
male of Southern Asia." The Prince afterwards visited the
Duchess of Kent at Clarence-house, St. James'e.
Yesterday wee the birthday of the Duke of Cambridge.
His Royal Highness returned to London from the net of
Earl Sprayer, Althorp-pck, Northaniptouhire. Prince
Albert paid • visit of cengratulation to the Royal Duke in
the afternoon, at his residence in St. Jannis-palace. The
Duke of Cambridge visited the Queen.
Prince Leopold visited the Zoological-garden* in the
Regent's-park.
The roal dinner party in the evening included the Prin-
ce. of Hohenlohe Langenburg and the Princess Fordyce,
the French Ambearedor and the Counties Peraiguy, the
Duke and Dunces of Northumberland, the Marqui• of
Lansdowne, Colonel the lion. C. B. Phipps, Colonel Francis
Seymour, C. 8., and Dr. Wegner.l
The band of the Coldstream Guard* attended during dinner
and phtyed
Overture, " Marna Spade"
Felcrtiou, " The encoders" Benedict.
Pet PourrL "Der Freischuts" Weber.
Poo des " Pietro II Grande" ..
lier Najesty'a private bead aftencrdsatteaded 4 Beth-
Cebu,. Palm*, and performed the following pieoes
Overture, " II l'irata"
Seletion, " Cheval de Brower Anber.
Aria and Chorus, Athelie"
Airs de Ballet, "Gallium, Toll"

Viscount and Viscountess Palmerston left London yester-
day for Tiverton.
A deputation, respecting the importation of foreign rattle,
had an interview with Lori Stanley of Alderky yesterday,
at the offloe of the Board of Trade. The deputation which
was introdueed by Sir James Duke, intueetni of Messrs.
Phalli., Giblet, Hicka, Baker, Gcbhardt Houck, W. Said,
M. Pool, and T. Lowe.
Despetches for the Uoventors of Hong Kong and Ceylon
were sent last evening from the Colonial-unite.

The Duke and Duchess of Grafton arc entertain-
ing • family circle at Wakefield Lodge, Northamptonshire.
The Earl of Easton left Wakefield Lodge a few days dace
for Easton Hall, near Thetford.

The Marquis of Stafford has left town for Sather-
landshire, to attend his election. The Marchioness, mesn•
time, is laying at LiUesball, in Shropshire.

The FArl of Eglinton entertained the fluke of
Buckingham, the Earl of Jersey, tho Earl Talbot, Lord
Polwarth, Lord and Lady Chas. Pelham Clinton, Load and
Lady Colchester, Sir Frederick and Lady Elizabeth Arthur,
Lady Thesiger and MM. Thmiger, Cot. and Baroness North,
Colonel Lake, Lieutenant Montgonterio, R.N., Mr. and Miss
Co,•kerell, and a sekvt party to dinner, on Wednesday even-
ing, at hie lordnhip's residennio in St. James's-moan,.
The Earl and Countess of Clarendon will giro a
grand entertainment to his Excellency Ferukla Klan, the

epechtl envoy from the court of the Shah of Panda, on
Tnceetay next, in Groevettor.crment.
. .

- .
The Earl of Derby, we regret to learn, is sufrering
from a severe attack of gout.

Viscount and Viscoantesss Palmerston left
London, yeeterdny, for Tiverton.

Lord and Lady Charles Wellesley Are' staying at
Conholt Park, near Andover, and will not return to town
until the latter end of the month.

Lord Stanley has left St. Junes's-square, tor
King's Lym, nadalk.