The Express.
London, England, 1857-07-22 00:00:00

THE EXPRESS, WEDNESDAY EVENING, JULY 22, ',1857.

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LONDON, WEDNESDAY, JULY 22.

THE deputation of Liberal members who waited
on Lord PALJtCRSTON yesterday, with reference to
the question of Jewish disabilities, are entitled to
the credit of having taken a new tone, and having
set a new example in more ways than one. Fortu-
nate in their mouthpiece on the occasion, they RUC-
seeded in avoiding equally the scolding or upbraid-
ing language of mutiny, and the far more repre-
hensible whine of emasculate expostulation. Mr.
HonsLAx, in the name of the Palace-yard meeting
of Friday last, remonstrated firmly, though respect-
fally, on the conduct of Ministers with regard to the
Oaths Bill in the House of Lords. Without saying
so in so many brusque words he made the PREMIER
feel that the bulk of his party thought they had
been trifled with on a matter of grave importance,
involving one of the great principles on which
their very existence as a party rested. Lord PAL-
MERSTON was reminded in terms of well-bred but
keen-edged sarcasm that the existence of an Admi-
nistration, strong even as his own, was brief and
transitory compared with that of the party it pre-
ferred to lead ; and that if the ordinary relation be-
tween leaders and followers now appeared to ho
inverted, the inconvenience must be ascribed teire
error into which the former had fallen in tolerating
dissonance of sentiment and vote amongst themselves
is a vocation requiring and imperatively demanding
final settlement. The right honourable spokesman of
the King's Arms meeting would not, we are sure, dis-
pute the abstract propriety of permitting what are I
naiad open questions in the Cabinet. No representative I
system can continue long in healthful vigour whisk
does not admit and even develop gradations of
opinion : and the Executive of a free State being the
reflection of its representative thought and character,
must oftentimes exhibit the variations and diversities
of the latter. But there is a time for all things—
fee open questions amongst the rest—and that time
as maniketly and naturally passes away when
pebile opinion hes conclusively pronounced in favour
of a part/oder question being settled, as the season
of growth caeca when the grain nods ripely sod
heavily to the sickle. Any longer to forbear when
that season has come is weak and repreheesible.
Unity of action when the time for action has arrived
Leos much a duty as liberty of debate while matter
S sea debateable.
And here is just the point at issue between the
Fame MINISTER and his supporters. They insist
that the Oaths controversy should be concluded in
Parliament, inasmuch as it has been long since con-
cluded in the country. While small majorities doubt-
fully maned the Jewish Emancipation Bill, they did
not urge its summary liquidation. On the contrary,
they snared it to bo again and again dishonoured,
without challenging the right or the power to do so.
Bet when all reasonable people have made up their
minds that the measure must eventually pass, and
when a umjeeity of well nigh two to one, immediately
after a general election, declare the mind of the
Hesse of Commons to be definitively made up
on
the question, men have a right to ask
the responsible advisers of the Crown what they
mean by affecting still to treat it as an open gem-
tion amongst themselves. Nobody asks, nobody has
a right to ask, why Lord HARROWET voted against
the Jews last year, and why this year he did not
vote for them. Bat people ask, as they have a per-
feet right to ask, why Lord PALMERSTON permits
the Lord Privy Seal to oppose the business of the
Government and the will of the Home of Commons.
The office of Keeper of the Privy Seal is a sinecure ;
but it has always been saved from abolition on the
plea that it was desirable to have a seat in the
Cabinet for some distinguished individual who
might not be exactly suited to any specific de-
partment, and who, it was said, might be well
employed in looking out of the windows of
administration, and seeing what the people most
wanted or wished to have. Many eminent
proems have at various times occupied the post since
the days of CHATHAM, who preferred it during his
second administration to any other, because it had
no departmental duties attached to it. But the case
for its suppression will become absolutely irresist-
able if it continues to be filled by a man whose
presence in the Cabinet is a positive hindrance to
the progress of good government ; and the Liberal
party would groggy neglect and abandon their duty
if they silently sanctioned its perpetuation for se
mischievous a purpose.
Lord PALMERSTON'S reply evinced a prudent re-
aspition of the weight and value of the reptant&
bone thus made to him as official head of the poly.
He carefully limited himself indeed to the pole-
deal question of the day that pressed be
solution. Would he or would be we imp
pert the lest attempt about to be made
et
nettling the Oaths controversy by Act of Park.
meet?" To which the noble Viscount, seeing no
better use for a Tuesday evening, blandly replied—.
" Certainly." When, however, the further intieser
gative was put to him—whether he would en a
Goverment day for the further pregrem of the
Bill, his lordship seems to have taken a series of
special demurrers. First of all, he had no day to
spare; then, even if he had, the concession of one
day would be of no use; and finally, there wee
plenty of time, fee nobody meld tell whe-
thee Parliament might not sit another mouth.
-We h fencing, not meeting the difficulty in the
Sea Perhaps a little more steady pressure
may open the Pastimes eyes to the propriety and
expediency of pang farther we may days elapse.

If he onlyeranb to be premed, and to have an Won
in the fact, it wears a meatrous pity not to gratify
him. We think the adjourned meeting did well in
adhering to their original intention of supporting
Lord Jour.; Brassies proposition. The House
last night voted for the introduction of Lord JOHN'S
Bill by a majority of 92, and whatever the ulterior
fate of the measure may be, it will clear the way of
qualms and quibbles, and make the path plainer that
leads to the alternative of a Resolution. We are
in no hurry to have that great question argued. Its
time will, as we believe, come, and that speedily.
When it omen, we hope it will be debated
with fulness and with freedom. But in the
meanwhile we must be permitted to pooh-pooh
the solemn twaddle which some short-sighted
puzzle-pates indulge in, about what they call •
conflict with the Courts of Law. A conflict might no
doubt be attempted, for sake of making mischief and
creating costs ; but its duration would of necessity be
summarily terminated by a Declaratory Act, which
neither House of Parliament dare refuse to pass, for
the simple reason that it would become an obvious
necessity. A couple of grand field-days there
might

be in Westminster-hall, and two or three
late nights there would probably be in the Lords,
and as many in the Commons ; and then the hubbub

would end, for no other or more awful regatta than
that its continuance would on all hands be deemed
intolerable.

CDt Court.

OSBORNE, Jett. 21.
The Queen and the Prince Consort, accompanied
by Princess Alice and Prince Arthur, drove out in an open
carriage yeaterd►y afternoon.
Lady Macdonald, the Hon. Emily C►thcart, end Lord
Charles Fitz-Roy, were in attendance.

A deputation from the Church of Scotland, consisting of
Sir J. D. Elphinstono, M.P. ' • Mr. A. E. Lockhart, M.P. ;
the Rev. Dr. Paul, tho Rev. Dr. Fowler, Mr. Hugh Brion,
and Mr. David Smith, had an interview with Lord Pan-

mum yesterday at tie— War-ethos.
The Judicial Committee of the Privy Council eat yester-
day. Serchtt'a petition (Guernsey , Robertson's petition
(New South Wales), end an •, " Brown v. Daven-
port," from the Exchequer Prerogative Court cd York,
were hoard. The lords puma were the Lords Justices
Knight. Bruce, and Turner, the Deus of the Arches Court,
the Judge of the Admiralty Court, and Sir W. Mauls.

The Countess Van Buren (Queen of the Nether-
land.) paid a visit to Lady l'oel, widow of the late Right
Han Sir Robert Peel, yesterday mailing, at her ladyship's

rexidenas in

The Queen remMied for

some time the guest of Lady Peel, and en leaving drove
direct to the City, where her Majesty honoured the shawl
warehouse of Messrs. Everingtoa, is Ludgate-atreet, with a
visit. Her Majesty subsequently drove to Hew, and lunched
with her Royal Highness the Duchess of Csatbridge. Re-
turning to Claridge's Motel about six o'clock, her Majesty
honoured the Bari Cedogan with her presence at dinner, at
his mansion In Piccadilly, and efterwimis went to a ball given
by the Countess de Persigny, at Albert-gate House. The
Queen will visit Windsor to-morrow.

Hie Royal Highness Prince Napoleon's yacht
arrived in Carrickfergus Roads on Saturday evening. On
landing the Prince went at enco tclfiat by train, where
ha was received by the French Consul. Ws the same

evening, the yacht, with its haperial occupant, eailod for
the Giant's Causeway and St ak.

The Duke and Dachau of But:oleo& and the
Lake Scott have left Montagu Whitehall, fur
Beaulieu, ha the New Forest. _

The hake of Sutherland, after a cruise of several
weeks in his yacht, bas lauded at Liverpool, and gone to
Trentham, when the Micheal and Lords Ronald and
Albert Levens Oower are staying.

The Marchioness (Anne) of Londonderry hu left
}frith:mare house fur Wynyard Park, Dear Stockton. on-
Teo..

The Countess of Westmorland and Lady Rose
Pane have gone on a tour in Switzerland. The noble earl
remains in town.

The Earl said Counties Howe and Lady Mary
Canon bars lea town for (topsail Hall, Leinstanhin.

The Counter; Vanc and her infant daughter

going on favourably.
Viscount Gage, accompanied by the lion. Miss
Gage sad Mr. tout Hon. Mrs. Tomlin, leaves town to-day
for the Continent. _ _ _

Viaeouutuas Godeneh and her infant daughter
re going on satisfactorily..

Lord and Lady Londesborough and family have
Wt London for the season.

Lord and Lady Blantyre haw left town for their
mat In Scotland for the MM.

Lady I)uhwood's ball, announced for this day
(Wednesday), will not take place.
Yesterday the marriage of the lion. Ashley Pon-
soaby, .stood eon of the We Lord de Manley, to the Hon.
Louisa Gordon, daughter of Lord and Ludy Heory Gordim,
sad Metal of Honour to her Majesty, wee celebrated at All
&date' Church, Kuightsbeidge, in the prom:too of a brilliant
circle et Mends of both families.
The following arc among the latest arrivals at
Brighton . —Sir John and Lady Itibton, Lady Chesterfield,
Sir John Dodson, Sir Fortunatua and Miss llwarria, Sir
James Duke, 11. P., Sir John and Lady Harrington, Lord
and Lady North, and Lard Francis Conyngbam.
The yacht of the Marquis of Breedalbane, the
Galley of Lora, 251 tone, entered the port of Havre on Mon-
day, sad ass to leave the wit mender, to °menus bur
cruise. The caargale wee ea bard, and with him the Prince
de Holstein.

Letters have been received from Sir James
Brooke," nye the limy mod Noncieh lbst, "by him Nodolk
Maude, in which he Males that tranquillity had ban re-
stored to the cokey of Lava, end speaks of its reviving
proppectm."

The Glasgow Daily Mail says that two electors of
the Falkirk burgle, now in London, have invited Captain
Hamilton, of DaIMO, to offer himself av a candidate in the
liberal interest, Pad that that gentleman has contented. The
conservatives are also prepared with a candidate in Hr. Ken-
nard, of the Falkirk Foundry Company.
This morning were i,sued in the form of a return
to parliament, the annual accounts of the Chamberlain of the
City of London, relating to duties and payments, emplanes,
Dlackfriars-bridge, Bridge Home Estates, navigation of the
river Thames, mooring chains in the river Thais, polices
ward melees, sewers, sale of cosle, duty on ma/a, Oaken-
well Improvement Coroluiserioners."
MILITIA ESTIIIATES.—Thi, afternoon the select
committee appointed to peepers mammas of the charge of
the disembodied militia of Great Britain and Ireland for the
year ending on the list day of March, 1868," met. Sir
John Itarnadco,Under Secretary far War, produced the esti-
mate! as they had been framed by hie department. The &M-
-amts having been considered sad agreed to were ordered to
be reported to the house.
There is to be a grand fiie at Dieppe on Saturday
sad Sunday, on the mouton of opening the baths which the
municipality have just completed, and ere about to open
to the public. The preparation@ making are on s large scale,
sad numeoleas dist/minimised persons are invited to " mkt"
in the assuessay.

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