The Express.
London, England, 1857-02-28 00:00:00

LATEST INTELLIGENCE.

law applicable to the am ; Dad that be ale"
scald and wadi expand soneetly how that matter
stood. The incredulous silence with which nearly
the whole of his new version of internalised
law was listened to, may be taken Pother
ea • significant indication of the dined eel
declaimer likely to pitted from the more
delaterested members of the Houle who are
profeatioadly capable of grappling with the
ATTOIIIIT-OZNIZALII spick and span new theory
of maritime law. But the ;alibi* we apprehend,
are long eines weary of the mere legal technicalities
of the question. They we aceustoined to hear
lawyers disagree, withaat being moved from their
own sense of justice thereby. They have made ep
their mewls on the sablest. They concur wilh Lord
Joss Ross= in his pithy statement of the sub-
stews of the cies. They believe that " for the sake
of • miserable grievance, founded upon an untenable
dabs, the colonial authorities have inflicted on the
Chimes the worst extremities of war, imperilling an
enormous commerce, and incurring the risk of
throwing into disorder the whole empire of China."
They desire that their reprelentatives should, in
the words of Sir :AIM ORAHAN, "wash their
heads al the innocent blood that has been shed "
during the wanton and wicked bombardment of
Canton.
Bishops may with political impunity forget the
menders of the decalogue when they vote in the
Hems of Peers ; but men elected by the people will
sot find it equally easy to condone wholesale butchery
and devastation when called upon to vote se mem-
bers of the Home of COIMMOOS.

RDINIAN DIPLOMATIC CIRCULAR.

A letter has Turfs el February 24 sap :
The mood made spirt Pisderrat to the /nen Gerd&
is act to be ettributot to the Irreaposeible names of a
joaresliet, er to the temper els taaotionery. It Is part of
• eyes s, theolged of which Is to provoke PiO6oolki to M-
emo a hiss molars, with s view to pia diplomatic rhea-
taps woo bor. Tits minimises understand it gaits la this
way, sad, arxordiagly, cot coalalag thowselvee to a reply
to the l'iminaostar Own., Count Cavaco los thought It to
hens a diplomas circular, szpielabg the Mete of *lap,
end hastnneind the representatives of Piedesoat tow to act
is ell ematualitios. The wastes°, of this chador
is es harms s—The Imalaire governamil hen seta with
psis that arias easbelloisl Arad= Josiah weer as-
tontimint dot ling Victor lisateassi did sot seadarepre-
sentstive to compliment the lamperor of Austria a a La ar-
rival at 310. a. For this Godesien them wore meow so
legittemte sod so evident se to Jusdly the conduct of aerdl-
Ma lathe spa at all bawds' proms. Sardinia hoe lon
been without may diplomatic representative at Vistas, sad
the restitation to the astardised Sardinian subjects of the
prierty eiguestered by AIWA' has sot yet beep
semowaced to the court of Tart& To thus old grim-
Moo (which shine would have justified the 0011•
dad of 13ardhila) this. is to be added the rent
espaleices of M. Pleas, the seastor, from Niko,
Go the day bates the snivel ot the Emperor sad Empress.
As to the PiedraGatese bulrush (which fora one of the sub-
josh of the compishis put Ihrwerd by the Milan Oesstre),
the dm/ex lays days • dbasMisn between sloolete gad
firs prearnments to wed le the psis If it to tree that
the lersilelesjeusear MR bus to. Akre `their polemics
theist it le le sitelbeisl Whidleill inliscredas. Bat
tbsowsnonle war the Austrian josewele have repeatedly
Miliesi spirt Nelms here s eery dopillesat caustic,
burrs they no only be teseelheei es russeetsg trail the
mammal Ituelf. Soh le vrey the Jew What of the
eircahr. _ . .

Lose Pszasaseen has at length told es bar he
intended is esrmeseate Sir Joss *Mir sad
Oohed Taw= fkr their serviette, bed lb &setts-
Ms Assigns not lam !nitrate nem hoe men—
the see a }lie-1 irabaseador, dm orm ostnerot
offisor—ot Ow urgent request et fie iesment
aliwtosk So invidious tot et bilk* Into the
sawn disk Id to dr isolosstloa of the British
Mg; wit we the wool abbey, hr we now know
ant oat of MPS lass, MOO perished. Theirs
MN an 'dim dies--endedskee under no ordi-
nal, oknowilmaa When Lord PALMERSTON,
MK Ibis tantalum ismaissit of the British na-
il" Owed to pat Om id& his own hand jell-
bin, and fsvouilim sad tam to render the
/sons Solastopi Osowsittso umsessosry, be pre-
miered to mei eat two tiled au to the
Odors, in east to make lager en the spot.
propsol, idiot wan seashly *sad ; the
/shrimps' Camillo sat, milhe wird Commis-
sheers were armmleimm 1•01 out. Sir Joni;
it/au and Odeeithirellie were the men selected.
I Thosidat vas ozedleakomi Lord Pstatiaszaa was
ilikresieil he kis sieseelip The ism/pike pes-
oda .Tho Omotimitsffs aids Oak Bard,
air answgriss all the ispabisatawW
fhb laded kesadly d lir Itrateie Anew
▪ ooloollootoo eeald throw in their way.
PANIIVI2 asonploi the Bard. But it
gna i.e bootest. The esedsmeiihn of most
it Go wog Awes sal the bsompeteney
d l PKOZAZD Amer ad Ow Staff were
le *Ma fa every page. the. Pm led the
hay, in the Howe of COMMA, to Kb= Olt
ihersiseiemers, mei the indiplien of Ow Ilare
was only allayed by Lord Peirwros ettiz
ad paying these tardy essogismat. That
Ow twiny st Ohobast, by a bad of Ames alto
gm study Womeolost to dad with the questions
serliriebri ts obi This inquiry was in its very
Miro s Woad lopilheisa et the Report of Sir J.
Moos ad Wad Thad% and its owdukno
teem sa admit espudietha et these at wilit amee
Lomat and tale slicers lei arrived. The =NS
vas, that Am who, wawa; to dr limpet of
the cowwidoosen had Waft did allaquents
is Or Odom, were, by Ibis Oils Itspost. bane-
=YR Wawa of teld obill sad onsulty ; and
hay WI sit, at the Bins Guards, blaming
iellhoeimffsist sad essepyileir the beet Seem in
he lOW ism.
lb lam& asaidass of Sir has *NEILL and
Mimed Than. have been completely ignored.
They dared le slate the truths and for this Lord
Peramserow oars them, whit ONE THOU-
SAND POUNDS sterling each, which the lower-
tarbable Viscount assures the House of Commons
they have declined, "not indignantly, but very
ceeristaely sad is bind language." Incompetent
generels have bolero now been made peers, and have
bad resigns settled upon them for two gene:scions.
Thee gentlemen of single-minded honesty and emi-
nent ability have been insulted by a paltry offer of
nioney and a reluctant tribute of extorted thank'.
How long is the public patience to be abused?
Sir Joss MrNerx. and Colonel TOLLOCH have done
the State good service. The thanks of Parliament
are their only It reward. The motion of which Mr.
PALK hit night gore notice enrolees, we are con-
vinced, the unanimous feeling of the country. This
will bo their fit reward, and if Mr. PALK succeeds
in his motion it will be done.

It I= bees mid to•da7 est Otwat Tear, the Marisa
mew at Teets, has eared he lit pemporta. I have no time
to melfy the statement, Mai 1 believe to be priority:a ;
Ott Ide kw= treat a geed mom that a greed mot* of
imperial lIONSOMMS wee lately held at Bites, in which the
PieamcoMee mod= was alwamed.

THE EXPRESS, SATURDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 28, 1857.

and 9 powder-flute (of which fire were full of
gunpowder)- They also mind poriraito of

Bar Eta and Latin; Rollin, some seditious pub-
lications and manuscripts, a cap of liberty,
&e. It was stated that the man was an old
conspirator, and was accustomed to bout that he
had fought at barricades in all the Ettitutes that have
taken place in Paris from 1830 to June, 1848 ; that
in the insurrection at June he was arrested, and
was detained for some months in custody; and,
lastly, that he was concerned in a conspiracy to
create a disturbance on the arrival of the Queen of
England at Paris in 1855, a conspiracy which was
baffled by the vigilance of the police. The tribunal
sentenced the prisoner to a year's imprisonment,
1136. tine, and two years' surveillance of the police.

NEW SOUTH WALES.

PLYMOUTH, SATURDAY MORNDIO.

The Maid of Judah, Captain Merchant, which
left Sydney for London, November 27, was of this port lnat
night, and hr hadael ward panniers and a mail, con•
dating of 30 bags, from Sydney sad New Zealand.
Ma has 6,000 ounces of gold and a large quality of colo-
nial produce.

The Maid of Judah lift Sydney, Nos. 27, rounded the
NOM Dee. 27, and crowed the Equator, Jan. 25. She
sapsrleneed strong and constant north-cwt winds from 30
deg. N. to the Channel.

The following vessels were signalled —Dec.. 5, let. 44.6 8.,
lon. 1.69 8., 11.24.8. Fleets, front Mdbourne, for England ;
Jan. 22, lat. 40 8., lon. 26 W., the ltigrater, front London,
for Ceylon, end the Wagers, rairchentman; Feb. 7, let.
33 N., lea 46 W., the Beebe end the French
beam Lucie; Feb. 12, W. 37.10, N., lon. 41.5 W.,
mended the ship Bones Beide, of St. John's, New
Brunswick, timber-law, watsr-legged, and shandonsd ;
ball apparently in good order, bdwarks carried away,
desk-honie washed down, main batches open, beets
pas, sad one amebae an forecastle ; topsail gate
and broyaids in the alb" Biala end robes yards aloft,
mainmast head broke& of by the rigging. This fine-look-
ing ship bed been but recently abandoned. There were no
barnacles err sea grata of any kind on the weed, she is
shoat 900 Was, and right in the back of homeward-bound
vessel.