The Express. — London, England, 1852-07-21 00:00:00

THE NEW PARLIAMENT. MEMBERS RETURNED To aI:ItVE IN THE NEW PARLIAMENT. *berths o 0. Thompson .......,... Aberdos as 1 ore Abingdon Ando , r Aid. Cobitt /Logi . '''') A r gyt. son • litir A.l.Campboll Armagh • borough) Row 8. Moors Aren.wh ,s. ounty)— Col. Caulfield Sir W. Verner Arend , ' Ash •ortoi Ashton under-Lyne C. Hiodloy athlqn , Ayls sl•nr) B. Bothell Air H. W. Tasered pay M ite,ro r Dos -t Sir \V. Fraier K. Bremrniga Bea T. Mon 13,M1111111 1 . jua. H. Btaart 13, dP rdr v F. C. H. Russell Colonel Gilpin felteNt J. Dieikon H. M'Caims 0. 11. Vansittart Robt. Palmer Vint. Harrington B.rl+luo- jkrewii M. Faint J. Stapleton •ut re ROD. F. Scott woo 119 The Rs. F. Lewley W. Wells Po% II , 'Prat I .4 .41 F MantaEicholefield G. . /Lit it.' et. J. Pilkingtos B...ittetti D o .:tin J. Crook G. IL Henget:of* B. B. Cabbell Er t It lin•• ••n. PI, •n. , Ir. Col. Tyra' B. 8. Follett Bu . 1 c... r St*lt-r ifearyiiiitsa ore Sir R. Pigot Brad;. •• M A. Mitchell anna' Drisrt , " Lord A. Horny Stilt r lt. 0. Langton Marg. of Chasidim Col. Hall DuclOighlm , hire Hn.C.C.Cavendish C. 0. Dupri Eight floc. B. Disraeli Buctiytiw® Buy F. Peel - _ _ Buy St. Edmunds Buwebire Coble Cambridge (bonn) H. Macaulay J. H. Aaron Hen. B. T. Yorke Lewd 0. Moaners B. Ball H. Cioulbura Cambridfr.hire.... Clatbnae. l'aivers. Csaterbur. T. Wig H. H. P. Gipps Ilas.B.Jobastoss Cardiff Carthfran P. Lovedes Carthes...hire Caked Powell Casibk J pmuom c.d e . J.Saffioir Cantarth n tarrantl,nslaire CaroAfyon.," .... D. Jaws D. A. B. Davin W. B. Hughes Col. D. Pennant Hon. W. H. 8. Cotton Gabel Sir T. O'Bries Chili ham Cheltenham Cheshire. North .. Chetttire, South.... W. T. Forrtion O. C. Leila Biz P. d M. G. ftertos J.rollesoache Chester Boa. W. 0. Staab, Chichester Chippenham Cap. Bolden Christchurch Cu'hat Walcott, R.N. Cirenct et. r Has. A. 0. J. Eon- J. E. llollisis rattly Clackminnsoshire . J. Johnstone Clithero, M. Wilkes Cloomel Cockerm ,uth H. Aglioalry Nu. Wyndham Colebrrtt r Lord J. MAUDIPre Colenirw Cock (city) Elerjesat Murphy W. Fwa Cork (Coanty) V. Stay E. B. Bach* Cornwall, Wm E.VTW.Pendaiwes Sir C. LIMOS Coventry Rt. H. Z. Elm C. Gam& Crickl►dr Cumberlead, Wait J. Medd A. Goddard apt Lowther 8. biro Dartap,oth Bit T. Hobart Dimling/It Derby Derr) shoe,North Hon.o.ll. Carew. W. Emu Dirrbysliire, Booth Deviser CopßN.Olorktooo Dorosport Dereadare,Nortb B 4 l; . k t rielaad 1.. W. Beak Dereashire.Bostb., Bir J. Y. Boller eir R. Lope Dorchester B. B. Madden H. G. Mart Derseuhin G. Seabee C. it.coavp• H. K. Boma J. Dan Z. D. La Inol le reidas Campanili Wm. C. 8 Ear- Drogheda Droirwien Dahlia (City) Z. Oregon J. Vance Dahlia University 0. A. Hainaltet J. Napier Dudley Donillortwashire Dumfries Dumfriesshire Dundalk W. Bowyer Donde. Dungannon Dungeness J. F. Nagai,* !hulas (eity): T. C. Grow/ W. Atherton, Q.C. Durban, North R. D. Bbsft Durham, Booth Lord H. Vane Ddisburgh T. B. Watanlay C. Cowan Bdiaborgbabire BD I. Rego Mum, Baia, Ike G. S. Duff Eligusskirs ROM, Hos.W. B. Eau Renukilles Brea. North J. Whited& XeL eir I WWltoed Jimal. South l. w. Smarten Ns W. B. (WASon. Zweham Ron. Greaville Sir R. Willoagb rkdoy Ru Bo ler R. Riled INN. T. B.Daek worth Rye E. C. 111111116 Faliwk Fermanagh Sir A. Steak* Fibohiro fir bary Alderman Challis T. 8. Duneombo Flint Sir J. Humor Ferfanhire Colonel Rade Rome Colonel Boyle Oaleay (City) A. O'Flitherty Ostrihrod CHamorganthire Oluirme A. Radio Oloserater (City) lidtmrortkiwy Ultnirtatenhire, FL fli l t i OkruriAtershire, W. N. Itingsoola R. B. Grantham tad ` W. Great (Iriroatry (ht.', ek A. Dunlap Ore.naiela M. Chambers P. Rai Ovildfurd J. Boa 1144 disatoo, Re. Raddiogtoaohin Ra/itas F. Craggy Minis. Hata,n North Mltn. C. B. retrial Hann, South L.l.Cholnwaileloy H. C. Compton Harwich Y. Peacocks D. Waddington Hosting , . P. lito:tortinin M. Brice° Haverfordweet Holman Sir B. R. Vyvyan Hereford Big B. Yri s Herefortbkire - ---- J. K. King Col. Hanbury T. W. Becker Hertford T. Chanaben Hertfordshire T. P. Halsey Sir H. lieu: Sir B. B. Lytton High Wycombe Sir G. Dashwood M. T. Smith Houiton Mr J. Weir Hogg Horsham Huddersfield W. R. Stanfield Hull J. Clay Vim. Dederick Huntingdon T. Baring Huntingdonshire Vint. Mandeville Hythe en Z. D. Drockmut puress . . Inverness-shire H. J. Ennis Ipswich Kendal Kent, East Sir E. C. Dering W. Deedes Kent, West M. Smith Kerry Hoe. T. Brown H. A. Herbert Kidderminster Kilkenny cCity) M. Sullivan Kihnarnrck, &a • Hon. B. &With Kincardineehire Kinsale King's Lynn Vieet. Jocelyn Lord Stanley Heard KirkaW Colonel Ferguson Kirkcudbrightshire J. Mackie Kaansborough J. D. Dent [Then three gentleman pelted each the same number. There are two seam for the boro= oa Lambeth W. A..W W. Williams Lanarkshire Lancashire, North J. Heywood J. W. Patten Lancashire, South, W. Brown, J. Cheethem Lancaster R. B r . e rrrnstrong Launceston Hon. J. W. Percy Leeda Hight Hon. H. T. Bsines Leicester Sir J. Wahnaley H. Gardner __ _ _ . _ Leicesterahire,Nortk __ Hug. of Granby B. B. Farnham Leicestershire,Soath Sir H. Milford C. W. Pecks Leith Leasiseter J. 0. Phillisnore G. Arkerright Lewes Hos. H. Filmy Hee. H. Bread Lichfield Lord A. H. Paget idierich (City) B. Potter F. W. Buena Limerick (County) W. Mateell W. Goold Lincoln Lincoinabize, North H. A. Christopher B. Stanhope Liarolashire, South Lard Burghley Sir J.ops Lialitltgowshire G. Dund Troll ar Lisburn Liskeard IL B. Crowder Liverpool C. i r tiiiii Leaden eir J. Doke Bann Rothschild listsdonforry (City) Sir R. Ferguson Ludlow rigivil'Owlett Lynn Regis Ltraingtoa Macclesfield J. Brosltlehunt C. Dodaß. Maidstone Malden Du Cam Mallow Malawabary Mahon Hoe. C. W. Fits william Manchester T. K. Gibma J. Bright Marlborough Lord B. Brum H. B. Berieg Marlow, Groat Marylobos, Sir B. Mall . . . . lisrionethshirs W. W. E. Wynn Merthyr Trivil Sir J. J. Onset Midhrust H. Wel** Monmouth Bores C. &Boy O. Mori= t t =. J. Him. . flotainet rou Pset Magma H... Capt. Howard Nowsit-os.Trest O. B. H. Versos I H. H. Buttes Newesatle-cm-Tywo T. B. limes= Noweastle - under - Lyme 8. Christie Newport W. Hint on W. N. New Rem Newry NerNk Bast Birk B. Wodehesss R.N. Bomoughas Nortek West: W. Beene G. B. Bastin& Northallertas Northampton Bt. Ben .R.V.Bmith R. Carrie - - - North T. Piterimik Avowalßiala Cot n t i t S Northumberland, t W. B. Beaumont H. 0. Norwich ll. M. Pete I. Warner Nottingham J. Walter Notts, North Lord B. Clinton Lad H. Benda& Notts, South W. H. Barrow Visa. Newark Oldham °eked (City) J. H. Caplan Illr W. P. Wood _ _ _ .. _ _ _ _ _ Oxfordshire Oard Mob oxford Hsiooroity LW Hot . ,W.H.NT H. H. loglas Paisley Pooblonhin Polobooko Poosbrokoshiro Visoosat Malys Powys & Falmouth H. Own - I. W. Preshisld w.. Perth Perthshire — &Woe Peterborough Hon 0. W. Pita , edition Hon. A. Watson Pentland & Air W. Jolliffe Plymouth Pontefract B. Oliveira Poole H. D. Seymour G.W.Frinklya Portarlingtcm • Colonel Dunne Portsmouth Vise. Komi Preston Y. Gouty X. Dt He a l Sir T. Sir C. Coots Radom F. Lewis Radnorshire Reading H. S. Heating &Katt Restrawshim Colonel Kure Raiford, Beet combs Vim. Galway Richmond H. Rich K. Wrill Rip= Has. B. Lamar Rochdale Rochester BirT.ll.Kaddook Roz ?hairs Hu R St. Aye ndrews 4 Came Edw. Bike, Jim Bt. Ives Salford Balaban/ W. I. Clesplis C. B. Wall Sandwich J. ll , Grager Scarborough Sir J. V. B.John. Solkirkskire A. B. Lockhart Shaftesbury Portals& SINGeld O. gadadd Shoreham, New Liberals. Sir Trrattrrell lA. A. 0. Lennox Shrewsbury Elbropshins, North W. O. Oore J. W. Dud Shropshire, South Vise. Newport A. E. Clive Sligo Sontersetehlre, East W. Miles Knatehbull Somoreetakire, W C. A. Moody W.H.O.Langto Southampton B. M. Willcox South Shields Southwark Sir W„lllolesitorth A. rdlatt Stafford J. A. Wise Staffordshin, North C. B. Adderlep S. Child Staffordshire, South Non. 0. Anson Vinci. bovine= Stanford Right Hoo. J. C. Herrin air F. Thesiger Stirling, &c. Stirlingshire Stockport J. B. Smith Stoke-on-Trent 3, L. &sank) Hos. F. L. Gower Stroud Lord Moreton 0. P. Swope Suffolk, East Sir F. Kelly Suffolk, West P. Bennet, jun. H.S.Waddington Sunderland W. D. Seymour 0. Hudson Surrey, Ent Hon. P. J. L. King T. Alto& Sitesez, East Siam, Wiwi A. E. Fuller C. H. Frowen Earl of March K. Priam Marq. of Stafford Swami J. H. Vivian Tomerth Sir IL. Peel Capt. Townsitend Taunton Right Hoe. H. Ls- A. ICUs boueltero Tarlstock 8. Carter Tewkesbury J. Marna Thetford Earl of Boston Hon. P. Baring Think Sir W. P.Oallwey Tiverton Vint. Palmerston J. Heat east Tolima T. Hills Tower C. El. Butler striv7Zii Trak. M. J. O'Connell Truro H. Vivia . J. B. Vivian Tynemouth Wakefield G. Bandage Wallingford Walsall Wareham Warrington Warwick E. GMT'S Warwickshire N C. N. Newdegata R. Spomer Warwickshire, El Lord Brooke Lord Guernsey Waterford (City) R. Keating Wells... Weadock J. MG.ell.ll iliZoanrener Westbury Westminster . Bir V. 1.. *nos sir J. V. Biiil77 Westmoreland Hon.Col.Lowther Ald. Thompson Wer.ford (Town) J. T. DOM*III Weymouth Colonel Frustum G. Butt Whitby Whitehaven Wicklow Viscount Hilton W. F. W. Hums Wigan Wigton WigSonsidre Wil J. Dalzympli ton H. s'Court Wiltshire. North T. H. &them Wutihirs, South Wiaeltestar J. B. Carter Sir J. H. But Windsor P. Greaten Lord C. Wellesley Wolverharoptou Hon. C. P. Villiers T. Thornily Woodstock Marq.oiSlandford Worcoster biagai . Woroestersh., But .I. IL foiey lita.Cept.Rmiest Worcestershire, W. Gesera i l ia ir P. W. Yarmouth York Was Yorkshire,E.ltidini Lewd !.A. Ihmesube Yorkahire,N.Riding 0. Duseeire Z. 8. Copley Yorkah., W. Riding R. Cobden B. B. Dodson Yougkal I. Butt THE EXPRESS, WEDNESDAY EVENING, JULY 21, 1852. THE ELECTION AT CHATHAM. 20 101 IBMS 01 T 23 DAILY =WI. 131110—Sties h as slotat UM may et the people bolosehe se the Drayer& et Mahon Issr• diessessd tbsersho• aril ihsir bray asheedshed Iwo& by nosh , he Whet, dim le mew or is pomillse. as the plot of *sir webs) sal MI nee ere am probably wpm*. pelotas Am Ohba Weems, se rowed atop penis • wry mediae.. him KIM yoledpal idiom is tb• assobesbusst wen gamuts to Mr !Muriel Smith ; sad. It Is mallastly said, and Ask elloial ialieseoe to fade.; dolma to vets kr bra. Pro- Woo of p. — *Ms deo Maras ands to than vim seeped Nell be Aloha is a• saw way. The weber who rafend Mhho lho haw calk se tee ado, Orb wise 632 Oir Yorftia Or h When to justify • mot orashbe forphy a ra i r hoped drew ill be orashat 11261111100 60 peosseto to a sae. meal Mew Mojorbysidoss might Yaw how Ith Ore thus eh* ben the ersefieg of yoosslises wow. the tomedobb pada of feeiliellookf &MOM hiloodo 6r .Amy lbw elle hive me gemliOsselses lleo. whirl %ry = sui dis k no gelled vol vi l mas sed to iddbit this to imam esi SA9 1 1101 111 1 1. 111NINIU he yr sier i tomd poOessibes see pdoLlho direst trey to mews dubseolo lo slob of siseq lixsaw yews, sad hues irbhh_thoy hoes hiely am" It le bed essesh ellsid yeedles eel to the Wary Oohs pubis •=llA llag t 6116• 411.4.1 121=ahrersdiessr. Your • "Ittalikal lisksers," t 1 OM Nags of= i rst., Awe "verb, usermipeso, el srodosaa -s asil dhasloses hMwer, w dm; aelend osodis, mid tit* any Mk the gaols et Oohed *Med leiesoes every doportoiso la every mod. Is i t= of ds• esedi." Tbst Idea dessmiess the le the isyselmset he thooemlsesthe et h raw MUM geld* his paled Wotan. Tho sod ha puma eirvoyeas my IMO both bought up o• anal album ; end It Is via haws Obit Mk 'minima tido highest pot la the ablp•beildlei doffirinset wet soh* spot hes Ito wohlisatisawhee; iis Padre Other soustriss nisei risers ea $ dillesat plea. Thin we masa* lbosleo Mom alvadylog Ask yew Medea ta She vat She view to • ause idle. of It tilt a4 sespostho eseatolea. Thu In see Set whilst Ardis =dr ems to who Ihdir sespostive emir Who_ MONO ellehrbb daillesy by tbe mks*. Orrisperet of Wrath their chief eMeses t yho bask No ladle es op. padagile slam* ise• no osestry moth buss. sue bow aery as can let. A CON srAwr MADRE. Tna BIRz Eiaciams.—The ship Georgians sailed from Greenock on UMW* maims for Australia, with 200 • to firm the Lb slew i sad In truth it nosy be add t a nom likstallesig plea at a tam valu able elms of Mien* flak amber_ ague left ear ✓imes. lt wee mg Alin= =sa Imard of the dig der eneeil days Now Is lar deperinre, sod Is =lame the sztraerthasey geed asmiest if all the smigtualk =a and =sm. a= ilk sad that without an sampdoa. The kt sy mealassal vas fa ell =pub • bilsailag that =ere a sellgises a= re mug= peigis, ma great worth. The elating prethied ia irt these me ,. and old, was of th e meat sablemtlal and Coats, us= imuse= easidage, sad =rdl =asst. for the men. a= Mem ti th e mist for the wimia, sus Ike th e What at the brerg l e a ßev. Dr. Drlzesd.sf Oslaft_Clbegew, =bed Os ship ea the day =Ms= le her alegk is seinisi el the ar reagessaik seaveresiTa f the wbe desisted their mire estiellinisa with al that bed dm. Not me bitter weed wee spokes epithet boas= et hater. At 1 o'cleak cm the day of milk= Dr. KUM and the Rev. Yr. Ream arrived ca beard al the Orteass sad after the =dues* besa t decks, Dr. =them==them=flea i Welk ia the Gaelic, being the My Images= =deb my mlsratood. The Rev. hir. Beau addeessed the in Ruglish, sad expressed the gurus why a athesloiseM hai ast am= paned them, se blisdrod hy 7w Pm Church; but two or three pious ad esselblethaviemb of their number had weed to read the =team and Mee Gaelic books provided for them, a= is min* wimalp morning and evening. The sevelse was ceaslaied by ea ma= and tam impressive prayer by Dr. M.Lesi, sad es he and the Rev. Mr. Boner left the ship three hearty sheers were given to them m by the =km sad grateful emigreette.—Okse pee Conetie THE SCHOOLIS/IBM WANTED.—The following charm was practised a few weeks slue in the vi lle= of Newport, Ewes, on a poor led subject to epileptic its. Nine sispesoes were procured from nine virgins (. for which they were to be neither asked nor thanked") ; the moue, wee then ands into a ring, which the child wore; bet with no satisfactory result, posibly from some dew is the pri mary coedit:los. —from "Notes and Queries." THE ELECTIONS. NORTH NORTHUMBERLAND. After our parcel left Alnwick on Monday, the pro ceeding% of the nomination were considerably impeded by a heavy fell of rain. The large concourse twice fled before it, but tallied again, and kept up the hubbub and noise until the end of the proceedings. Sir George Grey was the only speaker that was listened to. He vindicated the polay of the liberal party in very eloquent terms, and denounced the inconsistencies of the present minis in their appeal to the country without • policy. He contended that grow and extensive intimidation had been exercised oy the tory landlords throughout the divi sion; and upon being asked in an angry m by one of the tory landlords to name a came, he said they were legion, and appealed to mores in the audience In confirmation of what he had said. The show of hands was equal, or very nearly so, and the under-sheriff said he had great difficulty in deciding. Ho, however, gave the brie, the benefit a the doubt, and declared the show we, in favour of Lord Lo raine and Lord Ossuleton. The decision created a great disturbance. A poll was demanded on behalf of Sir 0. Grey. The protectionists sent hundreds of their fans la bourers to ho ld up their hands for their c indidatee. Num bers wets brought off the large estates on the banks of the Tweed by special trains, and were allowed their day's work, and 2e. 6d. each or refrainment.. SOUTH NORTHUMBERLAND. oncr.aas rtux el THE POLL-11101'01AI PROCIRDINGIS AT The town of Hexham has been in a state of great excitement since Friday last, and the defeat of Mr. Ridley caused great disappointment. Mr.Liddell'acommittee•roome at the Black Bull and the Sun Inn were beset on Saturday by crowds of people, who insisted on that gentleman's colours being withdraws. This demand not being complied with, the crowd threw volleys of atones, and the windows of both inns were broken. The Newcastle police were then seat for, and the appearance of about twenty of these officials, armed with cutlasses, did not tend to allay the excite ment. A collision took place during the night ; the police charged the crowd, and used their staves pretty freely. Several beads WON bruised or broken. At the declaration the horse* were taken from the carriages of Mr. Beaumont and Mr. Rklley, and they wen dredged in triumph from the railway station to the hustings, where they addressed an immense assemblage, amidst loud acclamations. Mr. Liddell attempted to speak, but his voice was drowned with clamour and cries of " Send i away the police." He left the hustings escorted by the pollee; but he was pelted by the mob and some of hasat tendants rather roughly handled. The official declaration of the poll was as follows:—Beaumont, 2,306; Liddell. 2,132; Ridley, 2,033. THE IRISH ELECTIONS. Dunn:, JUL! 20. The following county nominations took place yes terday.— _ The nomination of candidates to represent this county took place yesterday at the County Sessions House, gif maiaham. The court was filled to excess, and great crowds of persons, chiefly belonging to the liberal party, were as sembled in the vicinity. A strong police force, however, was in attendance, and no circumstance occurred to disturb public tranquillity. After the usual formalities The Right lion. Frederick Shaw proposed Hr. J. H. Hamilton. Thomas Thompeon seconded the nomination of lb. Hamilton. Mr. Fla Touche then propoesd. and Mr. Charles Cobbs seconded, Colonel Taylor, as the second conservative can didata. iil.Leatafgas wu next proposed by Mr. Myles mad ssooodsd by Mr. Carew O'Dwyer, who was into for mars time by Kentish An from the eonserTativs=f thesoart. Mr. Augusta Craven, the second liberal and Roman catholic candidate, was then proposed by Mr. John Ball, sou of Judge Ball, and seconded by a Mr. Ward. The respective candidates than addressed the electors, and the show of Made being declared in favour of Len taigas and Craven, a poll wee demanded, and fixed for Thursday sod Friday. Maims were served on the High Sheriff and Mr. Craven, educing to Mr. Craves as a candidate on the gamed that M is net a British born subject. DOWN. TM Billowing account of the exciting proceedings in Dowaganick yesterday is from a conservative source : The asalention of candidates for this county took place today laths Court House in this town ' amidst a seine of uproar and lama unparalleled in the annals of election eering. As early as three o'clock In abs morning the two adherents of Lard E. Hill and Kr. Herr on the sae end of Kr. W. S. Cranked ea the ether, arm en partsy, hod metered kerma hive en the previews t prepared for melon. AS Ae eadhei dawn the Hit mg Herr pity had obtained pemmilia of the minim to the Court House, which pulite they mahlehel until sine o'eloek, when they win &Wog Visiffehth PEW after a severe encounter. The Lo. end mit pow then massed by a strategies to sleek mimes hi the pl. lest of Crown Court, and when the deem wee Crawilars EMS rushed in while the High shad/, N. Cromwell% Esq., was reading the writ, a savage resale was mode am the eampants et the gallery bylles bind. eft he team whisk resulted la the hmdble spa race tamer, eller a erne elf bandied and new betas whammed. Farepreeds slew bear the r = home resemeded with the noise of the blows and the sets of human bans. At after nembariess womb st an =m ovenam had sail resolved en bell eider, wee Ant toweled. who the Osereisime was splashei hem the anvil by die gang wM lad been petal hem the pimp relahread by abenta who MINNS enema ha lowa. Menge IMMO *VW amp the wily sad all the reaper Bile penis Embed an, the sinsill eiParslag the court be to• beam Kern, Van the men of the net was changed* ha shaft sands, when tam simapd each Warr, sad were with the % y espeested by the military end senstabu slaw nook Isms wis of pales being restored, Mr. J. W. peopeesd. end the Rev. Mr. Fords the satidemtlen - of Lad IL HIE w rit tird pespeed, awl Br. Lawn emended, the no mination of .11Er. Hem Bev. Dr. Coulter prepmed, end Dr. Harper emended, the asmiesalen et Kr. C!aythrd, _ lot MirWM wen delivered, the whole affair sot otospy les admin. no lbw of Made vas dollars& to be in favour of Lad L 80l as& 711 s. Csaidltd. - — The Ceunheses Oita et deur; end the pressman Oa etwatebelery a" ,:rti the beta ate he& F i t the het .t ritty quilled, (hawked bbedipesaare iddw thaw bees atierst eat el the Owe by a rem assag The Mimeos of the son senatinliose. had this the tees to themselves far a =Lot alter width**, Marapd ssi ve The abet fumbler& el the renty in Do eree wn der ast railer se arta ea eludes sir. The sanitary eat sisraldsey dawn*, realer mat. We barn a as ire wire bat gray iradethe lave 'raved head womb, _sal the relied patiseiga wen limy= thez=lat left the tows at 2 Vole* p.a.) The Marra afthe 4th ur ea Deb= two sempudes If 119 46th roolfset. The or. staindeiy were under the =ATM warmed dCapt. Mahan, C. I. othislisa tesis !Amity atandU s The weirdo whe simper& Mihaly Lases wen wry pea; and seaddirabie essiturat perihd. Xr. grazy Grath& was report by /Ir. P. 31INIVA Sad N. 11111141114 1111 r. J. Mmity. Mr. NAOMI Wren, woo Mr. Xiang Tharter_ k sad seasaded by the Cr i tt ally, P.P.; and Mr. thethilik Lore was pro ps,* by the In. Mr. Power, sad asraded by the Rev. Mr. Ma.. The and bath of the popular essenod to be is threw el Mr. Dam, gad it was with dilisulty that a I braes arid be grimed Is, Mr. tissue., ar whir gaily bead ems WI » ea the show of bath ♦ • pea woe Ti degralea mat Friday. ea bairn of Kr. Orrin, sad wth Wee pees ea mothy COMM. Mr. Mesa Barka Sear gad Mr. There NW ewe desired day shred; _CLAI Maim god Ithethiber , the two Dubai's. hairs ea r e d de Ow maths. Sir John Ithipesit wee pespord by Sir Edward Fits- Weld • reended by the It• Mr. Quads, P.P. Conant widen, BR. war re ad bi o r o z i laselki r se. redid by Wit. Crofton Melee gsbor me permed bi Joa;os Bomar, Esq. ; sitheid dia t Jar Orgieses, Esq. A poll iby Viadeleur. KILKENNY. Mr. haw Gram was proposed by Rev. Mr. O'Keefe, aesmaded Wra. F. Finn. Mr. Serjeant Shee was pro. rad by ROT. M. Aylward, seconded b Counsellor Blake. BIM Impala Agar Ellis was proposed by Sir John Power, seriglimil lip Wet. Villiers Stuart, Esq. Lord Jr. Butler was by Hee. C. B. Wandesforde, seconded by Coked Wawa. LONGFORD. Mr. Biebard Maxwell Fox wasprejaamed by Sir Penn Its Dart„ aseanded by lir. Zoltan Wallace. Hon. was mewl by le ajar Edgeworth, se try Mr. Jabs Osi Talks Oroville was roV ele k , y Mr. Edward , aseraded by Rev. B. Mr. Hoary was prcgoad by Mr. Was. Gomm, seconded by Jobs H. hoop. - - INCOME OF AlOBl3lBllOlll AND BlONOPL—Yester day Bis Benjamin Hall's return obleised from the &Me dented eammdmisnon, to pediment, vas minted respect fag the fawns ef aralthishops seed Wisp. These le a suns of figures item el W and ley the eummis ninon, and of the mesa dm Memo aseigned ar eon tamplated try the Mapa It woad seem that the Mecums meipad W the Yew are as Alms:—The Archbishop of CanSsahory, 16.00101. t the Arability of York, 10,0001. ; the Bishop of Durham SAW.; May of Bath and Wells, 6,0001.; the Bishop of Mame OWL y the Bishop of Chi chester, 4,2001.4 theßiakep ef 4,1001. • the Bishop of Hereford, 4,00&; the Blahs's( Illy, MOM; the Bishop of Llaudaff, 4,2001. ; the Bishop of Namirster, 4,2001. ; the Bishop of Orford, 6,0001. ; the i a Peterborough, I I 4,6001. • the Bishop of Lynn, . ; the Bishop of Roehesier, 6,0001. • the Bishop o f bury, 6,0001. ; the Bishop of Rt. Asiph, 4,200 J. ; the Bis orcester, 6,00 W Other pea hop of Bt. David's, OM. ' and to the Bishopof W tieulan; are gives Lu the returns respecting th e . several sees. POLLS. MIDDLESEX. CLOSII OF THE POLL, FIRST DAY. Grosvenor .. __ 3,455 Osborne Blandford DIRBTITI 36TU11.N8. _ Grosvenor Osborne Blandford 3,049 HERTFORDSHIRE. FINAL CLOIII OF THil POLL. Habig Minx 2,211 Lytton 'Trevor Puller Booanquet 1,865 EAST CUMBERLAND. CLOSE OF 7111 POLL, FIRST DAY. Howard 2,1.58 Marshall &lkeld WEST SURREY. CLOS' OP THI POLL, THUM DAY. Evelyn Drummond Chi!loner NORTH LINCOLNSHIRE. !MAL CW3II OP Till POLL. Christopher Stanhope Cholmlay 4,777 BERKSHIRE. FINAL CLOtill Or TIAN POLL. Vansittart 1,737 Palmer Barrington Walter EAST SOMERSETSHIRE FINAL CLOSE OP THE POLL. Hilo Knatchbull Elton WEST NORFOLK. CLOBIII OP TIM POLL, FIRST DAY. &IP 2,903 B.Atinek llt mood 1,628 BUCLING RAMSEUR& MAL CLOGS OP m POLL. Dupre 1,999 Disraeli Cavendish 1,403 Levi 666 SOUTH WILTS. SZCOND oars POLLING. Hubert 1,484 1,23.5 Loeg Wynctni. 1111 940 Numbers polled in the outlyina districts not known what are elected oar pueal was despatched, bet Herbe r t aa d Wynd ham . DENBIGHSHIRE. itrirak 1.611 B mo 1,113 firjeft for CoMail Eddalph, EL WEST OLOUCESTERSHIM Kiwis% 3,866 Hale Greatley Berkeley EAST CORNWALL. Bt. Austell, 12 o'clock : Roberts, 328 ; Carew, 122 ; Ken - dell, 114. Losthwithiel, 12 o'clock : Roberts, 263 ; Carew, 179 ; Kendall, 209. &drain, half-past one : Bobartet 1,172 ; Carew, 553 ; Kendall, 667. Carneltord, 12 o'clock : Roberts, 175 ; Carew, 93 ; Ken dall, 100. Launceston : Roberts, 157„ • Carew, 173 ; Kendall, 175. Cellington, 12 o'clock : Roberts, 186 ; Carew, 187; Ken dall, 188. AYR BURGHS. IttigAL CLOW! OP Tlll POLL. Crawford"..-- ---- --- - --- 338 Boyle AYRSHIRE. Mill OP PRI POLL, FIRST DAT. Blair Cardwell ribs retunts from the Clonmell and Ginza district, have only been received up to 2 o'clock.] I DUBLIN, JOLT 20. 11edose of the tint day's polling yesterday was as fol. laws to the subjoined counties : CAVAN. . __ Maxwell 044 Young Ellis LOUTH. -- - --. Fortner. M'Clintock Kennedy LONDONDERRY. (Return only front three out of the four baronies first day.) Batsmen Jones 928 Greer 738 1,246 17 I .Zr 796 Ennis (retired.) THE BOAT ACCIDENT AT BLACHFRIARS BRIDGE. Min imum& on the bodies of Thome Weston, Anne WINUme, and Zama Bates, the three individuals vie podded by the running dews of a shallop near Black kn Bridge, on Sunday evening, the 11th inst., by the Dahlia ateemee, was resumed yesterday morning at the Town Hall, esetherark, before Kr. Pays', the coroner, and te tt. llennalles and Mr. Ratliff*, of the firm of and *WM, oohs attended on the part of the fje l nt a t a t Onvoinp ; Mr. Lewis appeared on behalf of the friends el Ilte deaesend. Several who witameed the occurrearo were ear abed, bat their evidence deuisiri alerely of a repotitios at the details which have append already Is thopatly New. _ _ _ -- he Censer then woraund up, dinettes the attention of I the kuy W page se the evidence. T ay were is an t slier sdior Ste dialog was overturned dewwe widest tint mid not he poseentod , sr win the Wish. aseuenti tieassignee of the paean eon. &Min doe or Omsk aegligneee of the la& /Mail vibe oldie had drop of tin - Dahlia stream Neither lbe Edam nee tbselernaw was Woad wee l see die elle rive; joiridid tie masa dew; C r t d e sdili tioseirba, tbey wise hayed Se ad asonstins . to the nisi titbit wen laid down for tbe Thames navngation. If dim party NSA to opposition to these well-known raise, lbw that party de ath s be gailtg of negli gsno% end be acesuntahis tor the death of the three lat. iridWs vibe had unfortunately perished in conasquance of the The jury sollusied a verdict of " Amidental Death : at the nom leemwminannely expressing an opinion that a Whin! Issimatt was not lept on board the steamer, and reemigimelligy that in future arrangements be made by the steam-beat sempany that will secure the public from are-- doom as far as possible, during the present crowded elate of the river." THE FATAL ACCIDENT ON THE SHREWSBURY AND CHASTEN RAILWAY.—On Honda an inquest wee held at Gobomen, before G. M. Hales, ~ coroner, upon the body of Stanley, the engine-driver, w o was unfortu • nately killed on Saturday ' , moil's, at the Gobomen Station, on the Shrewsbury and Chester Railway. From the evi dence, which was quite in conformity with the statement et the ocemmenco, in the Expr us of yesterday, it apwred that thematortunat• man, after having arrived at Gobonsen with a haage tmin, got off his engine while the stoker wee a fresh supply of water, and put his arm thank ewe of the wheels to ascertain whether a portion of the madam Lads bad bestow overheated ; at this Erma wallertinwlely the tanks fro luggage vans wore shed dews =based pleas, which they descended from seem nrespleleed asses with great rayffility, and set the 2it is by whiehmeans poor Stanley's arm was torn ll the tore up and lacerated his body and Ask In nth adores that incredible u it may almost seem his Mare was liteselly tarn out and thrown on the road. The INSIINNISSO 10 have been quite accidental, no Meow wee bare been attributable to any one ; it =lnthat It was the general custom to shunt the lugg age down in that maser, and it would seem that Stanley was not seen or knowe,exoept by the stoker who was on the engine, to have been engaged with the engine at the time, and he appears to have been rather incautious in running his arm through the wheel when he might have expected the trucks to run down the incline. The jury returned a verdict of " Accidental death," end the body was eaclooed in an oak coffin and sent up to Shrewsbury, where the poor man's family reside, and was met by his comrades at the Shrewsbury terminus. He was much esteemed and re spected as a servant of the company. NORTH NORTHAMPTONSHIRE ELECTION. SERIOUS RIOT AT WELLINGBOROUGH-TILE MILITARY CALLED OUT. WILLINOROUOVOII, JULY 20. Within the last twenty-four hours the inhabitants of this town have been alarmed by one of the most serious riots that has occurred here since that which nearly termi nated in the Earl of Cardigan's death in 11132. At the pre sent moment all violence is suspended ; but a superinten dent of police lies, it is feared, at the point of death, the excitement of the people is extreme, and nothing but the presence of a strong military force, which arrived this morning from Weedon by special train, guarantees the pre servation of the public peace. In accounting fur the origin of this outbreak, I must say one word on the relation in which the great bulk of the po pulation stand to the proceedings of the present election. Wellingborough is a thriving little town, situated in an agricultural district, but itself subsists almost entirely by the shoe trade. This is pretty nearly the condition of all the surrounding villages ; the men who reap the harveets derive the greater portion of their income from labour performed on the Feat. After this I need not say that the population is most deeply in terested in tho maintenance of free trade. This has increased the amount of their employment es well as enhanced the value of their remeneratiun, and they know it. To a man they are supporters of the policy of Cobden and Sir Hobert l'eel. On Wednesday last the nomination of eandidutes took place at Kettering, and it was expected of the great whig families, in which the county abounds, that they would sanction, and even initiate, the caudidature of some one who might rally roun•l him all the supporters of free-trade and liberal government, and so oust Mr. whose boast it is :o have gained no new idea during the last twenty years. The excitement was great, as it was learned that the Spencers and Faze illiune were unprepared to take any share in such a battle, and two independent freeleiders imminent' on their own responsibility the Hon. George Wentworth I. itewilliam, already returned for Peterborough. A poll was demanded, to take place on Monday, and it was thought that at least the electors would have an opportunity of n cording their protests against the principles of protection, which had been so openly avowed by the old members. As the day of poll arrived it was announced that Mr. Fitzwilliarn refused to stand, would not even sit if elected, and that thus two protectionists must be returned. As, however, there were legal difßculties in the way of withdrawal, the form of poll ing voters for the tory was gone through, and yesterday s accordingly, the pull opened, at Kettering, Clipston , Thrai - stone, Peterborough, and in this town. The tones came up in high feather. The farmers, booted and well horsed, were loud in their triumph, nod early in their cups. A large crowd of artisans and others stood round the Wellingborough polling-booth, every now and then ex pressing their mortification at acting big, burley, well-to-do men abusing their privileges as electors to vote to themselves a tax on their (the spectators') bread. Instead of con ciliating the unenfranchieed, the protectionist voters aggra vated them by word and gesture, taunted them with their desertiou by the Fitawilliam family, and by this means increased the excitement of the bystanders. At length one of the voters, a young farmer of Finedon, came up, and Iprofessed to fraternise with the crowd, praised the " big oaf system," and said he was going to plump for ' , Resell- IMm. Arrived at the polling-booth, he bawled out, with need less ostentation, " Stafford (I)erbyite) only," and then turning round to the crowd greeted them with a horse-laugh. The patience of the bystanders was now fairly gone, and a pebble struck the farmer's head. He immediately turned round and brandishing a stick threatened to knock the brains out of the first man that came near him. The stones now came flying •0941. • 'e booth in a ' , effect shower, the poll clerks •••• r . -• fled with the magi.-2.. ;"" people ewer! the tempo racy erection away in an instant. A few harm.. came to the rescue of their injured fellow, and the mob consolidated its force, and bore down upon them. The county police, only six in number, under Superintendent Knight, advanced to restore quiet and the agriculturists withdrew. The police, unable to cope with a mob of newly a thousand, were sorely mauled, the mob using stones, sticks, the fragments of the poll booth, or whatever came to b and. In this rrteMe, by what hand or instrument has not yet been ascertained, Superintendent Knight received a wound in the head which rendered him insensible, and he was carried off the field for de a d, Th e magistrates had in the meanwhile transferred the poll books to the Hind Hotel, the head quarters of the conserve five party, there intending to keep open the poll. The mob proceeded to the Hind, and in less time than I can record they destroyed the entire front of the house. For want of opposition, the police being limited to defensive measures, the anger of the crowd abatod and an armistice took place. It was then found that, beseisn the policemen, about AO others on both sides bad received in juries of more than common severity. One man, it is be lieved, has his skull fractured, another two rib ; ; brokm heads are exceedingly numerous, and contusions are thought nothing of. In the midst of the fray, about I. p.m., a telegraphic despatch was sent to Weedon for troops, and at four this morning BO of the 93rd Highlanders arrived by special train, and are now quartered at the White Hart Inn. This day the excitement is still great. The polling house is sur rounded with a large crowd, bat only pacific demonstra tions occur. Special constables are sworn in to the number of 40, sad now occupy the yard of the Hind Hotel. PUBLIC FOOTTATIIB.—PARIRII OP HORNSBY.— Ewer since 18.50, when certain ancient footpaths in the parish of Horne's, were obstructed by the Great Northern Railway Company, considerable excitement prevailed malign the parishioners, and • committee was appointed in that year for the purpose of taking steps to vindicate tLe common right of the parish in respect to these footpaths. After a long struggle, the parish at length succeeded, and the two footpaths which had been obstructed were re opened. The final report of the committee was presented to the vestry yesterday a ft er which the parish officers and the others plaint setts' vestry walked over the restored paths. Their restoration was also celebrated by a parish &anal at the Gate House Tavern, Highgate, over which Mr. Palmer ' the senior churchwarden, presided. O n th e occasion, a handsome silver inkstand and a gold pen, the latter from the ladies of the parish, were presented to Mr. Touhnin Smith, as a testimony from the parishioners of the zeal and ability displayed by him in asserting the rights of the parish. Mr. Ashurat propued the health of Mr. T. Smith in very flattering terms, and it was cordially drank by the coni:*".7.--Tir. Smith, in returning thaniv said that be f e lt - higito v ho n ty %Iv Mad and eonti;cnanner in which his heal t h I was preposed sad received. He felt that the value of the eft which had been presented to him was greatly en hanced, because it wee the result of the spontaneous sug gestion of several of the parishioners, because of the delicacy with which he was kept ignorant of the circumstance till a few days ago and, above all, because it wu associated with the great principle of local government. He trusted th a t other parishes would follow the parish of HOTDSSY in vindi cating that principle which was associated with the liberties of England.—The health of the chairman, of the surveyors. of the overseers, and of the footpath committee were men drunk, and after spending a very pleasant eveaing, the com pany retired. Passarroms' BAGGAGE.—The Board of Customs have issued the following new regulations relative to the admission of small quantities of cigars brought to this country in baggage of parties from abroad for private um, it appearing that cigars are now frequently imported in baggage unaccompanied by the owner, viz.: " That when cigars are accompanied by the proprietor 3lbe. be allowed to peassogsrs arriving from the Continent or other short voyages, and Wm. to passengers from the East or West Indies or other distant voyages without fine or special ap plication made to the board in each case, provided they shell appear to be unconsumed stores ; but, should the quentftise exceed these stated, application must be made to dm board for their directions as to the amount of fine to be levied ; that when the cigars are not accompanied by the any portion of the voyage, a fine to be levied on C Pe whole t°7 quantity on application to the board in the usual stammer, sad when a passenger proceeds overland from India, seetimpanying has baggage and effects as far as Malta, and then forwards the same to this country in another vessel, the board will decide as to the remission of the fine or otherwise, according to the circumstances of sash ease." These regulations are to be made general and Mine sated upon at all the ports in the United Kingdom fo r th e REGISTERED Ltrrnits.—The Postmaster-General has ordered a relaxation of the stringent rules now in force respecting the delivery of registered letters. At present a registered letter can only be delivered to the party to whom it is addressed, and whose receipt alone is taken for it. For the future, when this is impracticable, a receipt will be taken for a registered letter from the husband, wife, or, failing this, from a member of the same family residing under the same roof of the party to whom such letter is ad dressed. This will be a very great convenience to the public. SERIOUS ACCIDENT.—On Monday evening, an accident occurred to Mr. Benjamin Watts, landlord of the Admiral Koppel Tavern, in the Fulham-road, at whose house • committee sit in the interest of the Marquis of Blandford, and to Mr. liewit, an active supporter of the noble candidate. Mr. Watts, it appears, was out with his horse and chaise, canvassing the Chelsea publicans, and in turning the corner of Jubilee.place, King's road, in too fine a style, the vehicle-turned over, and pitched Mr. Watts ana Mr. Ilewit out. Both of the unfortunate committeemen were picked up insensible, and upon medical aid arriving, it was thought advisable to remove Mr. liewit to St. George's Hospital, the house surgeon pronouncing the. suf ferer not only to have his leg frightfully broken, but also to have sustained other serious injuries. Mr. Watt s was taken home to the Admiral Kepp e l, and was found to have three of his ribs fractured, and besides revere internal in juries. The vehicle in which they were riding was smashed to atoms. The horse, • valuable piebald, fortunately es, any injury. ELECTION.—We can state from autho rity, that one of the first election petitions to bo presented to the new parliament will be that against the return of Messrs. Peacock end Waddington for this borough. Conn ' sel of the greatest eminence love been retained for the ' petitioners.—lpswicA Ezprru. DEATH OP SIR J. L. LORRAINE, BART. This gentleman died at St. Helices, in the island of Jersey, on the 11th instant. The hon. baronet was 67 years of age, and third son of the lat.. Sir Wm. Lorraine, Bert , of Kirk harle. In this ancient family no leas than five baroneta have died within the last four years. The late lamented ' baronet has lett a numerous family, the title devolving on his eldest son, now Sir Lanham Lorraine, Bart., who is in the 14th year of hi age, and is a midshipman 14 the royal agcy.—Newcastle Journal.