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London, England, 1857-02-27 00:00:00

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LONDON, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 27.

TO OUR

In consequence of the aboorptioa of space by the
reports of preeeedinp in Parliament, the Proipneton
hare determined to ions a DOUBLE NUMBER
ea SATURDAYS, so as to prevent the postpone-
ment of interesting matter. No change will take
place in the pries. The THIRD DOUBLE
NUMBER of the EXPRESS will appear TO-
MORROW, Feb. 28.

BOTH Howes of Pedianent wale het to ild este-
pied with the discsaise of Os Clio geselbe.-If
dimension It can be Writ thin all the
sad eloquence are ea ate die, and het
vague repetitions of obit gmen ebbed
faros or elect, upon the Mier. In chi lbw
Commons the abject was edi bleedened lb;
Coanna. His speech brings a leek 10 Ober
the days days when, in the freshness of a overly diesse fed
power of popular logio, the " Manchester Meador
twee was winrdni his rapid way to Meow ea
Pans among the middle camas of his emitiy. We.
unfeignedly rejoice to lad that the gift of weed
and vigorous expromiee hes no more holden Ida
than the courage and anaplidty of tralldsi threat
that served to make him slam, nei lend aid
traded by the great dames whom he argmered end
led to the overthrow of Protection. Sines then we
have sometimes been obliged to differ widely
with Mr. Comma. But we always did so
with unfeigned regret; and we only wish that we
may always, in the time to come, And =naves
able to seined. with him in the genera sage of
his view of peak Obits. It woad seem to as a
if awe. had maid purifying indenese
over lid singular mind, removing somewhat
alt be rigidity it had acquired in party
goad, ad restrain to it the flexibility and
that vied to be peculiarly its own.
*bag, 'Mid be better than the selection of
labliale a the Ise made of them last night by the
Itaaber tor the West Biding. The damning
isnatia of bete had already been given by
Lord DUST in the Hoses of Lords. The bre-
andhie jeirmat of law had been previ-
ously by Lord LYNDHURST against the
Wei abettors of the Canton Cruelties.
elmideleative folly of the whole pro-
ceeding hid been demonstrated y Earl 0111rf.
There roared the disclaimer of ate antherised
ly his past life and services to BAWL COM-
MOTO° to speak in the name of the inereantile
community, and to place on record a full end en-
mistakeable protest against atrocities of which as a
body they are utterly ashamed. This had beam
all the more Deaconry, because a certain sec*. of
the class in question had unfortunately been hunisd
by a ehert-dikted view of their own peculiar late-
ral ale Wang an aawcrthy mastien to the re-
akin seadeet el the English arberides in Clam
It wee inifißemealie that this dairies el the come
of matiiiel end emememiel Mem shed& be re-
buked sad repudiated with a high hind. Pew ma,
aerie ma soapy a position aqua to the task; bat
we ore Iseally gled that a nase in the position of
Mr. Corse bas ad Area from performing it,
without baloney wheat-
Oa the part at Missiseas, them appears to be an
ineompreamable ineaseloweness of their position.
They de not even pretend to grapple with the facts
of the NM Mr. Liameastor declared. in good set
terms, lie conviction that Lad el./SIMMS had no
chore bat to calm whet fiir Joan HORSING had
done, without looking tee closely into details, and
his belief that the HOMO Oovernmeat would have
bee sada the eireernetaneas, ixexomably shabby
had bay throws their subordinate overlord. The
Secretary for the Colonies may be right en this
'point ; he kenos hest what sort of enemy:age-
and may have ban held eat to the belli-
groat pleapreetiary, and may no doubt be in
a canalise to tell. if he would, how fir the lareha
affair ought really to be treated as the mere spark
that kindled the train of grievances against the
unhappy and unsaspectiag Chinese. If this be
, the explanation of Mr. LASOCCTIZIM'S nossehrent
:my of treating the matter. it ia es:Carly
how far it is predent we de act new stop to
OW In osy saes we am goaded to set a man
UselEadividaslly we entertain a sincere respect
to sally his hands with a eironestantia
or defence of the shameful waded of