The Express.
London, England, 1850-07-30 00:00:00

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,T6ILIA Lot HOYERNMENT BILL.
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rtssPlO 111611Tned to that day three seestaa.
I.' CESS ((I_RIILANDLHILL.
,IAMONS INCIASDRE BILL.
Tte.ea:i .. re it %d a snood due.
ENI TAKING FISH (IRELAND) BILL.
0••ti`:0,,../seiti to this bill . considered end *greed
riw • -r
thlra time di,„
lILIN OF FINES (IRELAND) BILL
rOF for three swaths.
Ito`'oi .is otrocea JCDOMENTB OFFICE (IRE-
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A. D) BILL.
pa*lßßreusts eommittea.
hi.'7l,Lic LthARIES AND MUSEUMS BILL.
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sierl ISllliliF meowed Ida surlier.' that ths kea.
t.., ;..1 !a shield subatit soy motion st that hew
sear s red, se an amendment, that the bill be
(01 • c.t. frit at, three =oaths.
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g oy sold it 46 :.3 al the statutes of mortmabs.
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Isegt)—and, he wee area gobs to
ash, that be might never wake seek—
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pto
met, :LA nailing of this bill at each ea hoar of the
senor- .
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YRVSTEE BILL.

nit peva Amish committee.
FEE:, Cv:II OF COMMON PLEAS (No. 2) BILL.
Tio w Jlnd II Wand tilltf.
Ste ts wt. I Tatted at a Town to 2 o'clock.

the erpreoo.

orroonia MAILS
The air foe Brit * North Aneriea end the United
e..: be side up es the erening M Angell 2.
Tu we' India Mills, including Bermuda, Usuamb,
1' Zunis, New Orleans, and Menke, and excluding
go Mr Madras, St. Juan-derNiesreepea, Mow Grenada,
Ch;. rem. will be made up ea the enoraieg el August 2.
Ihe nabs f r Mukha, the Beadle, and Buenos Ayres, will
yob ot the evening of August 4.
Ts, W.. ill Mantillas, to the Mediterranean, Sept,
Bong-Kong, Ire., will be leads up on the
emu 4!.l..ittit 7.
Iy ess.:s LT Lisboa, Spain, and Gibraltar will be nude
c el Sat In of August 7.
aa .or GOrrelter, Malta, Greece, the lonian Islands,
India, end China, trio Sentharapton, will
be r+.:l a; oc the morning of Aetna 20.

Mei WATIOI AT LONDON BRIM/
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LONDON, TrESDAY, JULY 30.

Is :he arrival of the Europe, we have news from
Y::1 to the 17th July. Up to the 16th no
no.te: tad been formed by the new President, who,
wears. fiLde himself in: a position of great ember-
:maw fr-m the suddenness with which the duties
tcd responsibilities of tte executive office have
dito:rel upon him. He must determine in his own
nr.l what his policy will be, see he surrounds himself
ur ccedju.ors in carrying It out, and considering the
airy ixpirtant and complicated questions that are
tor sgratisg the Union, this is not a matter
that ta: be determined upon in a day. Add
to an that some of his most intimate friends
Ire nattered about, some throughout the Union and
dirs in Europe, and the really embarrassing nature
et Ls position, with so many important matters call-
ir.gfor immediate action, may be somewhat under-
stood.
All sorts of rumours are of course afloat se to the
....aracter and views of the future administration. In
: I emergency Mr. FILLMORE called around him the
::risen of his predecessor, and requested them to
pone their resignations for thirty days. To this
:?oral they did not accede, bat agreed to manage
:Le .r rtspective departments for a few days longer at
lbe President wished to consult them as to
le competition of the new cabinet, but they fought
k diming him any advice—regarding their pee-
wit a 4 buten'', position as simply executive and:not
grimy. Thus matters stood by the last accounts, the
i-r• list/ of the new administration being involved in
II such mystery as it was a week ago. Of course
:di rem being hawked about without number, as
•.;.e writsb:t cabinet that was to be, but these were
Linefeed. as emanating from the prurient inven-
t:a of Wuhington letter writers. Ore fact worth
Lotting is, that Mr. WEB4zTER is now less spoken of
to .:holy to have a seat in the cabinet than he WY a
net ago.
S.houid the President determine, in all respect..
to wry out the policy of General TAILOR, he could
c.t do so with General TAILOR'S advisers, between
triton and the Palawan section of the New York
t:.ere has been a decided breach since the no-
t-, Ltlion of the expiring cabinet. Whatever, there-
Os, roar be Mr. FILLSIOIII.B views, new men will
set.essrl3 be summoned to the head of the several
&porta sty s. . .

tut we h►ye no reason to change the opinion which
we tamped last week, that, in acme respects, the
Po:iey of the new President would differ from that of
ksPettist-thrm. As regards the external relations o
the (osctry it will be the same, bat, in reference to
tit ter) el:Anions of the compromise and the tariff
it d tier considerably its the one case, though but
1::0.61 is the other, frcm what would have been the
aver. of General TAYLOR. Mr. FILLMORE is known
to have sympathies with the northern abolitionists,
bat then hie published views with regard to the
prier of **gram to interfere with the subject of
slavery are ...di as to excite no apprehensions in the
south. Ity this time the final struggle respecting the
Compress* hi.i is over in the Senate. The
nitlnsition, at the sailing of the steamer, was that
the saecr ss of the measure was sore, and it is to be
desired that a etroeg cabinet favourable to it should
be organised and in active operation, by the time the
Lill is diecemed in the house.
As tette tariff, we have already expreseed our con-
*tint that so violent change may be looked for, and
to immediate changes of any kind. Indeed, whatever
wight It the longings of the executive government
ter a reurn to the high tariff of 1842, to carrying
at.:411 to man was more instrumental than Mr.
F:101,,P.F., the present state of parties both
in sad out of the legislature, renders any coup in that
sea impossibility. If the thing is to be
effreted at all, it will be the work of time, whilst free
trade ad not protection will be the gainer by each
delay. The executive mast deal with the pre-
seat tWerers for another year. The senate is and,
until the rad of next session at least, will continue to
‘
opv,,td to any marked reaction in c nnmercial
'Y. Tte restrictive party have a null majority
tt 'P., lower home, but it is a majority more as whigs
tl.‘t as protectioniats. In December last, when
i
lAn" met. and when some panic existed
on 9..4 side of the Atlantic in reference
to tl.e American tariff, we predicted that not only
eta. tttle no chance of a reactionary measure being
!trTied, het that there was none of one bring even
setroduired. The event has proved the correeneme of
far views. With a protectionist of the purest water
Peeidtag over the Treasury department, and a Whig
11_11*Ikt7, however walls is the House of Represents-
-B,ve re, n was supposed by some that the Union nu on
2*.eve of a backward step in economic legislation.
has,
the feet that a free-trader was sprinted lipesker,
anc ar-rAer free-trader nominated chairman of the
sanimittes of way, sad mean' demonstrated at once
the utter !risibility of the 'present emigres.; to
disturb ties set st 18411. Sinew his. up-