The Express.
London, England, 1857-05-12 00:00:00

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Lomb Nimmons, his jsat OM. • veriny of
te of Mere er less impart*. to man in
ihponaints an 4Rn/intim How will
asehent the trust smildet k'. him ? " He knows
teec,7llfire" it is Natiai 1;01huso
pledgeswhatot
rm insp:roveystins. The old Memo of • prima ,
end th Paribmeent are no tomer applicable.
Affi the Wathorities d Downintstreet concur in
that the mod elections have given the
a majerby in the House of Common
it asesewhere between enmity and • handfed
votes. The posies decimal is immaterial ;
moseith that, *oar ordinary party calculations, Lord
Pas umsrosk Parliamentary position is said to be
Impregnable. How thee will be make us of the
golden opportunity lamented to him for gradually
teeoutitatiag an adminbtration confessedly formed
at the outset under circumstances of great emer-
gency, and of which the utmost that its apologists
ever ventured to amen was that it wee the best that
aselibe done at such a pinch ? Fortune has indeed
been especially propitious just now. Several of the
lumbering and useless 'pars which were lashed toge-
ther, so one could tell why, to form part of the
original raft, and which continued to float on there-
with into the more tranquil waters, have luckily
been swept away in the late gales, and are no mare
to be men. The Ziiishirgh Reriew may chant their
eulogy or elegy, se the case may be ; but the world
has already survived their official less with complete
equanimity, and all it wants to know at present
is, what sort of sebstitutes are to be put is
their place. Mr. Manus is gone; the two Pine
are gone; Lord MONCL Mr. BALL, and poor old
Admiral 'Buturf-dr, owe gene; to say nothing of
me or two mons whol Lang--es Laid ELDON was
esensemod to say—wiry loose. A math has
elapsed since the closest the elections, and yet we
hear so positive n-.-- cement regarding the sue-
moors of a majority of these. The Grand Duke
CONOTANTINI is coming, and the Board of Mei-
ralty aught, we suppose, to muter its full new
plement of officials to receive him with des
honours. Does Lord PALMIZIPTON'S majority ims.
Lain nobody better than the two outgoing Lob 11
Or will Dandy who is worth the pay agree to ISI
the pests in quedion span the old %indentionp
that they are to sips their names to doemods
they are not permitted to read, and int
they are expected to vote in defence of details mem I
which they have weer been consulted ? As he din
Lordship of the Tressery, that u avowedly • Oar
don still mare purely nominal ; the business Ihesow,
hug, m he is called, doing all the work, mil dir
limy of their three Lordships being, according te Ilea
weffilinvern adage, "to make a Home, keep • Herm
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vets with her Mejesty's Ministers." We most
mg that we feel any great ecaceru as to the bestowal
ef lime saint *see at patronage. But it is of
tmau MEM to the immunity to know how the
niewimistaryahip i Gosh department are tiled
op, ail Int are the intim that have led in emit
osss.ts the seloethos mai& The Chief Beeneary-
aldp he Ireland is so sass of slim higher impair-
tense, sad • Moiler showviiion obviously applies
to it.

We believe there Ie no longer any doubt that Mr.
etticateraa FoarascrE has been named as Mr.
incemeor in the Colonial-oflice. The Inn.
issabst tar Louth bean the character of being a
rang men of amiable disposition and some anon-
pliehments i what specialiti he pommels for the
shainietration of distant dependencies we own we
have yet to learn. We are an aware that be
has nee taken part is any dimcessions relating
to the embalms--a eireamstance which certainly
seneste the equivocal advantage of his not
being committed to any positive views or
opinion relative to the subjeets be will hence-
forth have to deal with. We promos that loose
geed roman must have existed, of which the public is
ummware, he this somewhat whimsical selection ; and
if it be net "private. and confidential," we should
rather like to knew it. As an Irish county mem-
ber, Mr. FORTUCCI. would probably have been not
ill qualified to 1111 some of these positions which re-
late to domestic administration, but that would ap-
pear to he the cog nom° why his services are

Otherwise &pond oi. By an unhappy eourateney
in the axle aramintrariaties, Mr. FITZROY, we are told,
has leen thought if for Itiah Secretary. Whether
the has. and paint sember be Lewes has ever
ettot over as high towantain R Salmi nn Irish
trautt •atraalo. wti mu); do trot lospw but
it is se airorsgrasst to $1 .7skiifitres oc ;trate.
meats to my that he am parser ma peculiar j