The Express.
London, England, 1857-08-07 00:00:00

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LONDON, FRIDAY, AUGUST 7.

A DOUBLE NUMBER of the " EXPRESS -
will be published TO-MORROW.

Son journals profess to expect that 1 NUle
diplomacy will be dew at Osborne during AO gbh
of the Emperor of Sr PROBOA. This is MS ma*
Misty. The %Moho of Inglend only IMO&
hominess through the reampled MAW of the
Crown ; and they have always is Arm Om pampa
of their being called to account in Pmt for
any negotiations they may enter into. The firm
salox of England is a Ceostitutional fieseerelgs.
and cannot in Ann of State give way too
isolinatioss. The Emperor of Runic IS
eenes internaticsel question. yield to the spnalme
solicitation at the bright eyes c/ the /em of
the Fauna', breams in both mentries Sr will
el the Imperial families is the only rattifabled
existing wilL The subjects count for suiting.
Metre of State, like akin of the flee
sr the table, are taste questions ecta=
taste. But the Queen of Ereounts I
of the great hint Stock Casper of Mai
'Risen. Affairs of state are with ber mall= of
holiness ; in dealing with them she onool glop my
to 'penchants' du emir. If the Ismatit of Oho
Fames hes any point to carry with tat belle
Government, he will not be a hair-bred& newer to
the attainment of hie object at the it fable, or
In the scowl woos, at Oelammeo be imidd be in
kis own cabinet in the Tufheiss. It io Mess Oat his
predeosseor--Lorta Plourer of wheal..
—did contrive to do a stroke of beiges ern=
then, in modal meetings at Windsor at
Bat that was by affecting to kg odds
state, and to talk of nothing but family
affairs; and by adroitly obtaining smut to Astral*
positions, which be could use with a
profuture business discussions. The infilleamlithe
paternal friend dodge" was dissipated by the
Spanish marriages. Oar Qom was then taught
experimentally was business m ounnem, and that it
is necessary to be always on one's guard against
professional dipiomatista. The Emperor of the
Fary cif is welcomed to the family circle of the
Queen of ENGLAND, as was the King of the Far-vca
before him, but " with a difference." Business is
sot to be touched upon.
Of course it is not meant to be asserted that
polities are entirely banished from the table-talk of
these crowned family parties. Professional people
saanot help adverting at times to prohmional
topics. Even in their hours of relaxation lawyers
will talk of causes, and physicians of cases. Eastman
end Queen@ are in this like other mortals : Orions
to the business of their lives will deep from them. I
they will talk of politic* eves es festival cress- ,
ekes. They are mere incidental remarks, how-
ever, which bind to nothing. Yet are they
not altogether devoid of influence. To the quick-
witted they may show how the land lies. For
example, let no imagine the Royal and Imperial
party at Osborne turning over the Laves of an album
in which there is a picture of a negro. If, apropos of
the negro's flat nose and woolly hair, GRIMM VICTORIA
were to remark that if there is anything of which
Englishmen are more proud than another, it is of
the sacrikee they have made for the cause of the
African and the MOMS which has attended those
anorilices, LOUIS NAPOLEON would understand that
ft is in vain for him to plash his dainty plan ot a
"slave trade in disguise." Again, if when looking
at a portrait of hose IL or WILUANI 111. the
Oruro were accidentally to remark that no umbrage
wee taken by the English Court became the STADE.
SOLDER extended the right of political embus& in
Holland not only to men like the MerquiadAtionx,
but to desperadoes like FERGUSON ; or because the
&mule itenergwy protected the cut-threats of Sir
Joint FULD'S plot, in their character of refugees,
as well se the high-minded Duke of BERWICK ;
Lome NAPOLEON would take the hint, and desist
from insidious representations about political exiles.
And, on the other hand, were LOUIS NAPOLEON, in
the bearing of Lord Eumaarroo or Lord CLAIRE.
DON, to make the rather commonplace remark that
the holdo-Wallachians are not Tub, perhaps these
distinguished statesmen might take the trouble, at
some leisure hour, to try to make themselves ao-
quainted with the merits of the controversy respect-
big the Danubian Principalities.
A great deal of good may be dose sometimes by
merely setting men a-thinking, even think there
be no formal argument waged, no contrast entered
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