The Express.
London, England, 1850-10-25 00:00:00

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LONDON, PRIMA?, OCTOBIR 26.

Too tide of reside% the onkel swell of whin
kr them eighteen months we toadied sad thipmested
and wand men again, whim all en essiamps-
aeries won rejoicing mad eggiseligit, bent Meth
worked a point of altioadilnhile thinisenis sub.
rage sod destroy all that is >Nwal ssi iaispeilleet
is Scraps, The Pore, asegmeei se his *me by
the bayonets of military Inns mathelie Denes, hes
jut partitioned England, him another Polasal. Edo
spiritual compertaints no doubt, bet in the midis-
✓isaigs and domande' linings of a temporal
orvers.
We am sot yet recovered frets the surprise son
mind by this menace, whoa we learn that mother,
Me only other great proudest power is Beres* is
manna with being partitiond too, sot spirithally,
bat by actual occupauon and esorinest. Re is to
take Silesia, we are told, sad Fran the II \midi
provinces of Peoria, unless that
to power shaatalalp
able prevent Garman sympathisers from
the run of the dander, of Schleswig H
We must own that we cannot quite credit the ?set
of so brutal as insult having been offered to Prune
and to °enemy. The waded of Penns sad the
Genus, with reaped to Holstein, is somewhat ana-
logous to the conduct of the French, after 1830,
with regard to Belgium. Freon sympathy was se
strong, that the raters of France could sot
restrain it, and the result we all know no, that
the French stormed Antwerp, an pissed ea the
throw of Belgium a King of its own
ance. If, in 1830, Penis or Lend no M he,.
anon Fran with the land= of Alma ae of
Normandy, salsa sh• dined, bow would tic
Finch have felt the insult, and how would they have
.award it ? Or suppose that, as a set-off to Eng-
land's having aided Spaniards or Sicilians to obtain
liberal insthatitas, Russia wens to have threatened to
disembark se army is the Wash. Such is the nature
of this threat made not merely to Prussia, but to
Germany. Such is the intelligence that this day's
pest will bear to the populations on the Rhine and on
the Oder.
The ministerial Times, in treating of this, the
greateet and moat outrageous insult that has been
offend to an independent nation since the
days of NAPOLEON, seems to admit that it
is justified by the conduct of Prussia in Hol
stein, and that it has been occasioned by the pro-
faned interest which France and Rona feel in the
subjugation of Schleswig-Holstein. As to Louis
Nrirouner, whit on earth are Denmark or Henan to
him? We will be bond to say Ito values them not
the rinsing of a champagss boa* except as affordisg
an opportunity to inning himself with Rossi,
sad to offer the Cm a bribe to favour his dynastic
daises. And Russia I Why, if Bona was really so
endow to settle the Holstein war, the active later-
foresee of her test, or of a few troops a the Ryder,
would have settled the dispute at nos.
Bet the settlement of its dWaswierHolstoln war
is sot the great object ol the re oisissy powers.
The t object, especially of Rune sad Austria,
Is to fro the King of Pattent oat of the contitn-
*mei attitude which be he takes both with regard
to liens kindest as to the miner pewees who have
aimed to union. if the reactiones could fares
Plunk to whoa once more to the old Friskiest
Psitoidos and share with Austria the &spin
=:iith of Germany, the stn-Wry and anti-
party in Prussia could slow be
Me minims to steer sash a course. And
with them is power every rossant sot orals of
the freedom indeed is 1848 by Uneasy, bat is" the
Mess penes years, wend be totally swept sway.
Tobin bask Orrery to what Menne= wade
II is 1825, with the popular element mappens%
Met is what Rana aims at, we the requisite mini-
7site ben; back Western Boren, Frans, sad
te the political firms( despotism. lishisswir
aitsis is a mere stalking hens to than, en whirs
Bemis deny,' ear Eog% minister te sign the
ClVfor restoring Holden to Beatnik, mho did
ek him lido an aline spin the *hied sad
Itielfreedom et Oerumay.
liexplala the aim mad estate of the wont sem-
Need mann we most revert to intelligens for-
warded by env Frankfort eorresposdost many days
bask sad laden cormberatod by the ,Avaerg
Omen. That satin agent gave se lafrmadsa of
the owns of thele soranigas at Besgsen—s mut-
u... 0... NISISLIIODI was presset. The
of their Mindless wee bow to overbear
tat =et whisk Prussia give to oonstitatimmlima,
is Hen CosmeL To offset this purpose,
the mann signed a protein, which was append
sad onmesmignod by Count Nessiosonn, am repre-
sents. the great Suzerain of Europe= Idea% the
OUR, dads( themselves to raise an army of 500,000
mr,l to be Inn by Austria, sad the root by
the ether meemeshe I this army to be pissed at the
disposal of the meek Dist of Frankfort, wham deems
it was to nines.
The attitude, however, which Prussia assumed in
Zsgito those threats, an the dstermisation of
Cot* t of Berlin to upheld the Htesiaes, sad at the
sum time to keep aloof fin the Frankfort Dist,
suggested the annuity of aid from ether powers.
The suntans Lanes Praised farnind pronely
what was wasted. Raglan and Frame were pastime
to that pond. If one or either malt be brenght
to Warm it, Russia with Frans might Armen
Prowls front east and west, at the Nam doe that the
ethane of Breyer" nand it fan the sesth.
The whole it a min trick to dares Prone
bask into abooletiont. And it is quite od-
dest from the very nose of the joist remanstrasea,
whin, we believe, is sot mash as the Nossa
repromata it. The punning penis menu
Pons with=E set Ines it withdraw Prus-
sian horn bat Wass the Freakfort
Fedora ion to Mien pen in North
Germany. =a and Frew, to parsons se the
lishisatireettomellsrehmagthe eldst==
satin.
Thee, oat of a wenn which is purely Genoa—
that is, what Ind of a goverund or a Ildenallea
Oenny shall have--Itamie and Fens ban nob
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ammo so oatrogooos that. Thum. bo the
Ismaili look II omit bat Ind to the bilonot
sad out lavolooato of wan Mot to the pet 1860
the !send should ben steamily massed a enure of
Os Monk penasm, and Bain at the mese time
=need an meospatice of Sllosia—thme are sot
measly words, bet events, which will risk Into the
military as well as Into the popular mind of Oar-
may ; and we mast son. that we shedder I. think
what most mast or later be the terrible malt.

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