The Express.
London, England, 1857-09-25 00:00:00

TO THE EDITOE or TEI SEVRES/.

Stu,—l request of you the favour of giving pub-
hefty to the eabjekied letter. Receive my respectful] mists-
time. FILOPANTI.

TO CARDINAL WI

Sir,—Yon have thought It proper to tarn the Indian
calatuity to your own account, by trying to assimilate us
to the revolted Sep,yo, and by calling indirectly upon the
English government to drive no from these hospitable shortie.
Of all man in the world, you are the one on wheee Jipa
such en appeal was moat unbecoming and ilhgraccful. The
nearest parallel, in Europe, to the cause reprrscnted by the
savage excesses on the banks of the Ganges, is tifforded by
that very party against which we fought, and are still ready
to fight ma soon r God may send the opportunity. It is the
very party of which you and your fellow Cardinals are at the
had. We represent and uphold liberty, mason, and pro-
grow; you, no well as the Brahmins in Ilindoetaus, repro.
sent and uphold barbarism, tit:l,l,o6sta, darkness, human de-
gradation.

Duriog our short-lined prevalence in 1848 and 1849, we
stood up manfully, though unsuccessiltdly, against those who
%/Arad as arms in halide; but their lives and properties
were lured to tut out of the battk•Beld. I will only recall s
fow example' among thousands. Radetaky's wife was
healed with as much respect at Milan after tho people's vic-
tory as before the glorious five day.' etrugclo. There nes
=Mani in Rome two cardinal after the proclamation of the
Republic, and nut even a cry was raised against them. The
wounded Auettiat prisoners during the war of 1848, and the
wounded French prisoner during the war of 1849, were
untied in the Italian hospitals by the side of our own
wounded countrymen with the same brotherly and Christian
solicitude. On the contrary, tome of the Croats, in the SI r-
vice of your friend the Austrian Kaiser, were found with
women's fingers in their cartridge hone', having cut them off
in shore, to plunder the tinge. Sarno of the Swiss in the
service of that other friend of your•, King Bombs, on that
unlucky day, the 14th of May, 1848, violated first and then
muttered many helpless, innocent women, ae l now the
style with the Bengal rebels ; and so they also did a few
month, later in Sicily.

You call yourself the Archbishop of Westminster. I will
put you in a dilemma. Either you here a di, ine right to the
title of shepherd to a considerable part of the Christian Bock,
or not. If you hare none, then it is you who deserve to be
expelled from England, not we. For we do not violet° any
low of this country; you are continually setting at defiant",
■ law enacted by the British parliament against your bowing
that very title. If, on the other hand, you hold it by m
higher than human appointment, then your inhuman hunt-
ing after a few prostrate unfortunate men is all the more
hateful and t ondeniztable. It is unworthy of a gentlemen, it
is still more unworthy of a Christian ; still more shameful is
it in a teen who &women the rank of a 'high teacher in the
church of Christ. I am trustful that lie will yet make tha
flag of humanity, freedom, and eivilftation triumph in vile
of Cardinale and of perjured despots. FIM/PANTL