The Express. — London, England, 1857-03-28 00:00:00

ESi Odin of the - ersohowsly as as morrow rie lin bes.tind _Ohs to oil k the pedsome rgereonsat to be err& fa'. theft etas ant gillthoold. (Bar) Ale. Layette ha ems breed ankh bed ebasstad, sad &need the 'Wan. Mir las4aideired I e ism ver bs m id hs Its dared fp ▪ aths to emu • rote of bls ons ahem% Os dihe aid Ilkortee dos eseele--(thoseo)—er Is rig le • beam be width lie fal Wed to MI thas Oahe Fem.um giVZ 11l WNW GOA IGAGGIMAIGS Millbalt d meows ba dose alan le shwa hua dos ledwo dom. lb= es • boaddl is tbs Uwe wid th , be ass htheiaell„ rah 11 a fr., bh hia. arm* (Kr. Denaved), at hot ha assa r....., Thud ill esashoded tr7 Apa sals: .. Heath Ox Led Ifshrthea rol Chia." .) ..._ffr. Lora) bed ho Whet Ph for be hoe& bin As 2t im alabodes war !wt• • Loot febrooles see shred Ii sad ta r. lard) wadi asi phi bie bah to thy wan. L, he TM sfith eh Cldas weld w a it be GO•P-66114, be biped IP well be or bet dr eseetey soil ad Iss bworbish he Lad awl Ohs fee de or sera rem (Rem) The Will mist Os draws le beep hie dipthe, set are he h. Denest. Dhl the ides, sew iris ssel • ar e Wes t (Lead id. of *ea" -yes,“ dross. awl esidas4) Mr. Dared tessoa deabka weed 'Welds sad ex real& sad bardsli our • ad NY (Kr. lard) bed le this he ithold weady ralout r ast • oassabse of he weal ads he the =t erase odd Kr. lensods recaroplise awe au mosiodr i d se vassalusid a y potty des, thth eossers be ad well shier _id Idis ths sins. (Chas sod beartee. Th e pabasi him (Kr. Impend of the ✓theywoha toilet primend • bag Ilse, abased bee or • toushed f ees asmolleg me It vas spereL aeo= It am ell vary will etas a low aura se a Nib dohs% at • Brae batese eip =sed duel lat 'lra dry si err le egosrs ,ii w .l a. (Kr. Larod) could say was, Ihe beasithehle dr, at tether the rethresbe by, mold L il t ea estreseirey a. ariallar.) It wad wty, la ihs mete et Throb le Oder% “Apess hey at the yes outbid . ! be he esee sad sommlLatehers yam inkbl7 els rare of thex thaw a list bs dell ley was, that Sibs was totheas MOW hi thane he hod prise* reseud. Maw, beer ) Ile awed dr be hi sever Isla hurt • doh or Ill ag y sp udi k.. ' = "ve ....,:i i** ..r.V l t. -' s.t hshid sha eels lee plat(ehoun,-16 baL lads* raja= 4 / 01•; sal rube bad bellthed ths Memblip of those le lead by Ids vote. he ady weedelloa. bearer di ter he /out that the omens be bed lila we of by the oral beh of ths people stede masa y, W . tatheed b thy Welt ad maid W. amthr both rash es orst evedy be woe eel, at as errs they hosed lid te bs dare eel testa (Clesss) Illeareer, Otthe wire sped' et Le seamba mil the eree gra ham u_ blethadlarels,bstr i t boil ismalt away sprelashr of proosib be lib endue he hi }tom& M, km.) Ms lea mw" M. ansid. =AM lb taint, So ampiet 4ihs ineharas, yips Ns pill allsallsa b Imet• way. glows, they_bsd Is ge bs. Os idol base reseed meld Ore lied bias* bsTe — G 111 Ilaktaty's hleraereleaseel—s =ea mho psalm se has vier obseader teditbd bid to be had era my atria Is ths Neer of Codas r (Rae, beam) la id, haw oesthey pedsers red me hys to slats web a hesendis bran la that bar es the R. had. As mprall lath dt (Kr. Layout), bs vas ,a ems ailed ea m orabida." (A lasiti.) last - a 'eras elms the bid thteloas of the bertha h mist ea shores he 1 1 gheeesey, b• beined, rail ad ha without duet, he I lb, Weir weld proy way d be (Kr. fared) ash say opplbehe as babl the sabre', "MN to it le fbee by_all rex, sad Id se got rid of thet treebh ---- Ydwt. (Loather and ohm) The ens& Glad upon to rotors tore sombre; out K the. to 'ay wheat hose sthabses skald bs or liberal awl a try. No deneat be el Ille oar teem, or des he sad shit IS the ANUMO evening; he shad be the to.) TM boa. aft raderra andedid sad 'Wag t be es athatro as bassi the wide Kroh wail besbeige always bad beta, sa the deed die Is sans krused mild bud elan seed %dim Ha And Awe as bedews - ma se • Mord amer•••••— ,; would dui tbe vying d thorns splices, ea As berg air tb• 1•1•••• • -4 Wm yea rt r par r sem lel be gym. C' Ham," god WO% •isitesz a ks=erleler)—ebe aim (awn and • balks. Wbusemer Ai self ewe • pint Wm well b eit beer)—lrlab •• repaid "Meg Anne would be emeeple by moor le pompon el mrylsi wt air ems pr 'bine was be la Irma of Ilr It. arod. •pH mak Its•••••r, dhermedel 'Mr. Swami thin emel impessilms of dr iby - 4 Ida • et Asian be the istaesing LINCOLN. at doe Oadidi pawky. Mr. MarbraN rod ..rrs Mr. W. derma 1. Mrsares,V Mr. labs Ilarnur . Mr. a. Wage, id li vverds as largarsi, mar Mr. dra, rersid, Lg. • slides Oka tbs pregrarr %to= oar prey awl ems dl Ear dr radar rr i vrilipiiss by dna • redbarifr cararibro. Mr. Mrsarts salsra Sr Irmidra or dr A li r la yrs rapid As arras at err D weal be bear Ir bast Akkrallisl sod raga Mr beafairab Wilima wee kw via aa., bar" rod ram at 71~ Ms "Dews v 4 Soy Mararea" de se dr la nab a rub Ilaward, =Mai. rod gave arbar s =t Ws* rarral. Skew darbrel MINN wan to -rear dr as it me robot to ra dr dr ibey adr arllalits. Sr it arra arm Mr. Z. R. yr la dram sae by bar, et tore rim, rad Mr. yr arbadmiledly radvad. draw or Mr. Parrs al Misr se vas imurisl as USW et 11r. "a tr-day (Smarry) at 9 o'er& Naar" SALYORD. WIN , , Mr Armitage was Lay by Mr. T. Avow. Under-esereisry lir the Hass De -1 by Mr. Oliver Eforrooni, • 11. Mar imblierbig sr "thalami" Ada bed bNa n et aa aseararso Max as A. some swore, sepoodrel," 1. 01 !Ikhesooo4, . ragird Mthe MIK b.ird as b.. Naos Its itsi boa is putts. asompt hY Moak Is North litsta ir: La silk lb east, catasosise acesty ilk isk sr Mr. Vale - 1 tks Bast Sockty. il4 H. _(l4. . 4 •1) sista kr the baronet of SOW aloso. • libssl, awl ha was mod of mess 41,110111, wiry aim onimirsr• Nam sold Ur Wean, sad baorod• at so the typo at • ions losors Za •ll 6 6 .111=tiosmi. I. stply r oportions Mr. 41 cassidand Locks Rises maims a temps, war* treserWs. It was a kismet of re. for sipped • this though is kraut 01 ' sat rots kr tk.t Nadia& Mr. Atiosaos s. Yiress i t z sot laid Irvin asmrS4 bid Mr. mid kid sat tls it .• SM. And b• voted kr it. The &ow of "", Slow ci Mr. Illaney. Tlis poll is iiaTri.. --- 7 .;grri.4. TL Itlibt tal the R.. Bath Jarboe (C) von Mr. C. P. Cooper (L). Tb. show of Brow el Sir W. Bo wl& sad Mr. Cooper. which will take pros to-day. YORK CITY. U.), sal ms. , iron permed. Cam' high lid Is r a y pedleaset ea tadeesahst ; wisest II sa lli titt Li lrlr~ ea Lev i Z. Ms wee wigwam*, be wield as Mos esseelffideeely esl bileval le (Chews) . Weillesl see the day Mr who he Mimi wt to advocate es rpredble he t the tmeoldee. Me weeM dee weh hr wla eald le wee la (mew et the Yet, veto 10 801/1101111 who panes owl teem Maur ins is ulnae, hr del awl Er suet whet ban. (Mae) Ia N• ilesee is the aowd eid lie wee • "lied hi seedlsege w..oian MO, sad Mr. ii;el7.4Y moy ••• i.iYr %- droll Wee se dieedia be se to ;orbs . Lela it the Mad ma= 'Wood say made _ thi Ir i ellakeZeibm blimi. To s :ei vikk ke bind te be !Omer el bp. Wean& I=whi. lidolt he.ot vv. a.... - editissed, hie Mai Is he kr Mew err. hefts who MIN ill Naas wilh ewe sew - .llefpws . the mph sad • holed spi Oh pert et he ittis "' Wst, seddheassib dew is beleg thews leis ha the Ihe pelhe got divided, mil wen me *eel et the Dewy of Use cm* who drove a portion of thew tote the psherellw wit* liresier took ^fur. la ea eedered epee bora yieneet of to tines. The *Emelt eeedseedier eine *se. the H of eertnetine I Nei" whet they dereenej es leteledeed manisiery a** ea the part of rpars. Ikaarift remperetlve s pan tees reeteled, the ether eribistes the brrattep, end c the reembly diverged. _ CHATHAM --.— no sada a* a leak Litoo l a nt at t a t= a to t 111MarrowiL Mr. SobaTolla t ie . Vtaftar assmiled Itsla. mil 1tii.,..: siondaL Z g erst=. WE Mom 11111 ill Mims war art In mailloa I. quadlas ma alai lb au la L i t la ballot. MI edit dot lir egged mob Poland= wadi bo l ied la, by 0. .tads waft Us • pod mooldag . Is I. Ina add est as repro' Lord Irtimita bawd bin to be • gad sok and Ws go vismoot bad es a& of b Monk Int al bo oad lit. sommoat road Mr. Leda likes andia. Ho bad owitial tit maw for Am SI mod dame bad set boo a grammat ft atalt Lod lalasata bad not Imo • sta is Ibuttraw Lard Palmoroloa at a tory, sad we that aid as dad be leo to oat la strata IllmaL The dew of loads was la linear et lIIr Ir. Ilaith. • yoll as doomiloi sad Bud for Ws day. REIGATE. The Mtmlnolina leek }lsm yeeteeday at the Towit-hall. Wind Palma wablealy retied from the contest cm Time d, weanlng, and hie Owe wee taken by Sir H. Cromwell isfasims vbe Ilves In the mighboarbood. Mr. Thomas Mee* the H RaIHR mended. Mr. William Kim =a Mr. W. Hackblock, and Mr. O. Rif:bantam mi rts. Mr. Philipps proposed Sir H. Cromwell Raw =Kr. Par Marna weeded the neadastion. Both slimmed the reneting. The thaw ot Maids wee fa brew of Mr. Reddietk. A poll was demanded on Mb& II ft H. C. Rawinecm which will take plea to-day (Ranorday). - rvwa BIZ • Mr. Mouein Kim (L), Mr. Oliveira (L), and Mr. Wood (L), von unthastad yesterday. The show of hods enw la Omer at lir. Oliveira end Mr. Wood. A poll was ilmarmill tr WNW et Mr. Mesa, sad flied to take pletsloidp. The aftimila tb. a l e r t , r. ' Ihr ii"r iAdow • bo go; seoolded by hibmisnanr ina c Ozn i thin sumild Wm. Alimsit AU pepri, and XT. rg Daw assaller, it Janos H. D. Hl**. slim, DM. lb. digo endlifts Oak tigetelve iiplelma The We Ailmei q** put mark =laird thermlysedna segrelemif ladlAAmmluds roanwakl. YrJ. iftbkilisis dim* Emil dot to van =im tins - • Moll amewilive. TM dry d Ireis yr banger of lat . Illakbakea Mr F. Dahag. A poll vs. lr Assisseed for Lord Yoe* which will rime PUNA bp-day. MTV, 1141191 ......-- . At re aerrarea yalerday, Ik. Marilee (L), Xr. Bell I s ial Idr. leer (C), reneged the ream. Hr. rear rat If Lard Pslrentea ebeeir r lee eat to be ao mfeerer, be void eat eappenat4. do Yr. Neva barred kb Maria et randy lad Lad Parris r Maras be sawed lo re his Tierra siker sad ad re elm lobe " led away by the redid err." TV raw ad kris was to devour of Xr. Xrilea sad Xr. Dora • pall was ilersired as behalf al lir. Bill. NORWICH. ' • - Tesesrdiey (1714t7), - titTe:Otitit;ika tech pier et tie Amin CeerkOsilholt. The tearVl (Mr. I. deima) side& Mr W. Fordsr, oteedertall Mr. I. W. rchz.z. W. H. illett .wale the aembeeks. Mr. atenhoeted, mod Mr. 0. Bpriacield reseded View's& Dory . Mr. J. 0. Johnsen smiosied, add Mr. 3. Wait it & Dipaa No osek1111•18 trees by dr Tbe proirdiege eseveled dab yeeder dem bear. The Ebro dim& was Id row X Lid Deo odd Mr. debreeMed, bet yr &ohm* saws MOAN le be la &wee et Lord Ray sad Mr S. aa *poll oree thoolore dommild he Mr. deltaider, sad we OM de mi le-day 5 . = The loge cam sad ldeitio N ovi& ea Beturdeys, the Cdadi hr be Mod meet tesearesioat. HULL. At the saminalles ratainlay tile show at hands waa favour at Kr. J. Cloy (L). and Mr. Digby Ilepoota (L). Lad - (L C) donandid a poll. Mr. Draw loymaaru Yrfraaklya (C), and Mr. W. Taylor Holy, ad tie Mir Tamp* rtie Lriettaa6mat in tend, wan aomierdaV l L The elbow of Maga was Yidfarm at rd 11Praaya. Thin fa poet aselamot fa Ur town. to-day. At the asedaseks ;;;;dry, li;;;; Hodson (C), No vick (L), sod Waters (theaced Morel), ed6emed the eleo tom no now ileolerol the show of heath to be la favour of Waken sad Heiloa. Poll demanded by Mr. Fenidok. At the aeulgegiria gew n e:X; ' , 11; ceedidatte were Yr. W. Lee (L), Mr. Madame (L), Mr. A. J. B. Hope (C), sad Cq Steel (C). Tie two former are for a large mea sure elf petilemergery refuere, with the ballot, awl perigee as iedsposimi aregar he Lord l'elreentra. The show ef bawls wee la Meer of Metre Lee gad Milibstay, Gad • poll was denewiel ea Wolf el the ether two cemilldipes. BUCKINGHAM. O. Tbiashr dts torlidsbut somimisit wore Major- Glef / Ma mi Mr. Phlap lies (tcourntlyes), and tlir Harry V mil lir Ha R. Cornea (Mbombi). 71• show at lamb big Is amour at tb• siodblab• • poll was 411•Niolid by tits cartrettllns. TeatiadarlholOraem;dir . ( i. tiFtr liveralab Ors- IA d Lisa, sod Mr. Masa c a= =The dim at brews, Wawa ivey, sad Mr.Cheill anirled spa. At Om innimodn7M7ln — y7blr7 - I;ncitibaral l y, Mr. (L C), nen Mr. floor E papa L mir ) Iran lb chow ram& Irma in Amor r. 'Hop =d"Mr liertas. • poll was ilimirdrd by Mr. BOLTON. Three awoken for the rwprawatetiow of the berark www wenhwied yeellway—vle., Mr. J... pli Cloak (L) i.h t Thorn MenteiL), red Mr. Willita Gray (L was& weed et MS poses.. The obey or Yule dwell is thew Mr. Creak. A psi v intended as Melte( Mr. Darr& At dis asnlordlia;ried.i, Mr. Koran, (L), Mr. emit\ (L), a d Mr. (Id, wog proposed add sidarded. Mr. imam aspeurd lard' la brow et the bast, =- MAW MIIIMIMIN sal dr valaatiwy maim id dile" sad NAM his vele le the MEI leilla/A.--Mr. dolib's views Si idersadrail .swill wilt Mr. Kataids. had tided Puhiesha bosom it did AMP ma's ray were eirrett, si pm, Is dairy qwar at line 'haat the serent at do Qum— Mr. OM and that be are to Mr. Smirk whir, id idrogleisa,lrd derdlehil hod Si dim heriser who whet Lard Psimartss. The abed at Lab was la knee of Mims. Sarrhaw al OM A poi dos aormisl ea Wry at Mr. Nal& The easimilkabisk plus yaskeisr, alks andlalss loft 114 ham War* art r. 111.• Ito Inssui aamla sat lb. his new Km* • asszsisaane dr Iwo. yams rr set blasel• leks• asp edam sot la Oldest sat. : Omni milissast was point by Sir loam Wawa, miss AM Ilso •••• w. 17 Win is lib inser, bun the - asa moths at BM spposels. The essialmi a lop bolza paws bin the p bow, sol O.y awe new sesionist M the salmi Ni. Ina se Waive tbrami, the past kik big .ties of Wanaloy sad malls draw st Lob vas tier wr tw Irma as larks for Rehr Walmisy sod Kr. KW - /or Kr. Harris. TM poll takes pins So-day. - NEWCASTLE. Yams. Easy (L), T. E. Koollsra (L), and P. Car rara (L), wire assainird. The show hands was in Savour a/ Kr. Canters sad Mr. LIU, the former by an hamar majority. • poll was damsaia Yr. Hoadsm, which tar pros to-day. 111111 PORT.. 31.2.1., saii74 iiii;d, =a R... lALIIPAX. Willi awl Creaky. IMMEAIt. Walevilay, =ii. .d Adams& Gm sal isnllsa. GRANTILIN. Chairs, Tograrl,ead ' soassAit. riurrad sod Scott STAFFORDSHIRE LOOTH.}—HROSSIr sandag d Eta Morel party was et IV k Le str Cr i i ihs eve r . gg. 7/r= work IFelty, sod Mr. V. o:Forse—wer part • kwe dberisa Mord with tiger Is Me WI arm to le rased lite the rho of pereder oda rwoege the Monk Mr. Tarr dried Ira emelorber the ass of which owe le parr e are doeser ors bemires due bod wrrl sl s kw Me paliblied ✓ise% Ihr tEs sibs ersob the Ihrok W. Madam blinded lip leeriks bow Ism Mr parrs whisk be Id moriol ho wimp r ▪ andider end ibespli erwrity sod to Se ember, be drily wirer to hie reeetio. owl Mora Very and Fore ism &Soria try So orillog el lbo erdiiir. Mr. Wrot. tory rat eu M Ile Mt. Iltelowe bit hared ie • err be hod eare int diter iali tals=la.liritveres ; le et ho d Nerdr pry *Mir bre mired ble todrarted. Ad i titleillant.)—HOLLOWAVll PILLS A ROST aum 7 Lim roe brit,,.. Ed Si ; et us* as Issiseisitsr aTISI.F . OO9 B = 611111,==rma. an te s ereX i. ..4 l." ; - - elms Mow." _ ([filer red noir keep we illieli upir to wen two dna le kr tier io lay whether them a tire spray, at a new sad a tory. all key el dr sore doe, et eels ream to the mere a writ ; I or mar. If king e ban. p by Os rostleg, sled eking Sr woad le se sandy i.eat at t heough, wide hill eseedekes It always hod hem, ei dokiin. ltd thee err fir esed Neil mid" gad es a II " "3 Mr 4 lira ; would SOWN" MI the Wee= his owl &ea w. hid hole lel to &ppm (.* Ha ~, lib izr y etset ..... tm j look=egra ch as D ebt. Wbr e zoor r Iseer) pat —wldb es sere la poodimemt weld lie i era wily Ihr die pewee of sonylop 11s=e1 bowie wee &Awed to be Mr. aped. • Ned ilie p pea woe, de pro sod ell& Sward ; re tenellarsd Ind • one ef Art LINCOLN. The wedmilia leek priest A. Odd Mee" bre teem del, pvi, as O. / Ifeassop, If Meer Idea% ea . Chi him. Mr. J. ardleuerth law dense, depr, warded, Jobs lOW . ef lerinidelea which the preps ether pity orrod Kees purest speed im ear the rarer to kr et wok esedirree wasereta IM werleg, rated fete se which laderef his ie vole sip Lan Ilisbeirrlasirti yag L ed wes ilieldes lowiund& g Id& purr sad Mem, sad el el the weir " "Dews with In weed la the a t .a l the MN web i sweihr. =Map owl vas st With renerel desessMy sernaL He &awed , priptadie Wier se for se it vi vvapid kr dr eils= a f & - the shades ef webs be wee la &we in".s eeds=tedree et errs diew - ? La& was hi &0 8. w e: of Mr • pd wee dwarded en Me WO spin le-day (Ikferday) et li e BAIJORD. serrodes kik Owe yearsday. I , by Aldine= Lay - eseeemied, I W. N.llessw, the IladerAsoreirp wee preposed try Mr. 011. by Mr. C. R. Colley. Then sillimet"..4hitfof the ton ' opi et Newport, sere oe lid pried emir - bdr, awl Isbarell. - Ira nerd be Y se des &okras dor he I W wager hi him& la I sew, with his esesed, are al the wee& ill NO bokil4 the driewn et awe Benet &Moly. , a width& kr the hems always hers BMW, awl he w Uri Pelownies, who, show WI upheld the b em sad WI lion he im meded se the =mawf raiserwe .Ad he eowidered Lookss • aot worth eeppordeg. It was re piny for support • fi derd ser„ . t le weed an vete r eat Ewtl whether Mr. Meswird wa aot dered W bet Mr. rid he a ogled IdE, ord km voted k woe decidedly ke &war of dr. 1111 CANTERBURY. waristioe nok pros yesterday, . fonorriße and the Row Bader J sad the Mr. C. P. Co wee la &war of Sr W. s° o ...a, win darradet, which will take ph YORK CITY. Ight(C), J. P. Nesee-West (Lto ), wire peplos& Col redirprilsoset ea fads eo Ns.. if el sh ; eel rior laxlMoiMia. yr Iw bigewnwre, he well ishoes le eseselesdeady owl b net new (Cheers.) Mr. Wird del k wee the duty of ell who ed I s t =nesit to avow& as are% et ihe fraeldes. U. . Lnria rid he wee la fay gra a wee to amp awn who I ,he lend thee lis was ni d vo. arty la lie nor pellet km. Mr. L Now • = a la die crowd ew& s e e awl& added ; awl Mr. W la 11 rid he ahead hew as 11114. Leer V de Nod • Al to sts 17 able he arid= of ble erempi es z i e= soft tibia* odd& he &shwa te red Ille Weellwil, skinepea. • es hid of Osknd amy l mom The met hare dry& aid his Min& kit the b • eV the pin, vie seer le ed li t& awed of p .. = de o p " 64 V 44 4 418. Tho — 4 l Vild. 1. 1 • ay of den berg the L tbir dap th e p o g o g ot gal THE EXPRESS, •SATURDAY E'ENING, MARCH 28, 1867. MEMBERS RETURNED. SPEECH OF Slit JOHN PAKINOTON. Sir Joni, RunnoroN, in returning thanks yester day for lde Ulasppied return, stated that at the surly Weer el the gmeliew he wee denims, of tali* a wore &aided pert n mbeesse to the Chinese question, and that with that cheer be use In ems intuikation with his political friends, and had Ishnelled te bring forwent a 01160; in C.12111 , i01 with it, "MCI not in a most unforeseen and aoridentsl swum hen lereetalled by. Mr. Cobden." The right has. brunt sentirsed.-0 An an individual member of the House of Oussess. I he Ise will sire in ay adhesion to no mu des three sees scanty that the policy of ystarday will M is pay et le-day—(rbeere)-end that he will act apes " " • sure ii iii. ptheigh, rd not be plied simply by thew. pears of the beer. (Beer hear.) If you look to the neworgems pen argl Ind N at some raid s& leg the sidnissisini it the porton Is width dry ere girl in meseremos it the went d my died prhelpise pee the part of the sale lord at the heed of the goverrat re much that they ere eliffel to say to their msg. twigs, ' Wethlt Is trite Lord Pothreles is not a reformer, but then be it ape le preen" nod we will try to squeeze him Ws Intheng brow& a Seed mestere of reform.' (Hoer, end a bregh.) ' Then,' *ay add, 'we admire his Lenin p&p' thew Ihe re bar in hith in the foreign p&p ef the sells leul. I their to see huh country ploy the Ilirdre it a perraneet and en honourable pore. Of sea a pros I de sr think there is reek three while Lord Pahresent eunthrse at the bra it Rahn (Beam hoar.) He boa bad we moat glom Mx he the =raw la whir he erthsted the Ilemlun wer e end I de nth fix men issosat err le I .amthat he h althea to eserhimble megrim got emu 'Rho be eierrod the Nis dearth lid he did, I obit, Mises limn le the puesselisa earthly the _war with grar di p nod he smog= wsur, se they Ewa to bo, awned serer Ai bestergande tint sthakeloa, 1 tart I net In ellespi with &rat sf gerresity when I Sets Lien with ble a riths ray Illthilth Wuhan powered at ordinary phi* wedil ben with shoos& illy through Ramis weir at Os tars, rte this remiss, that he would have been—as Lod war— y hacked by the &asp at the English paps.lt. (thrhthre.) Diet the Pr taring bees thou* to . ekes, we are to esailisr the pewee by width it wee concluded. At Si pint I net eery to op ibitt a, plebe of Lord Pei metelm resitionleata lam sat ingtheil with that pmt. I WM ft me allease be • lisseweeep weworm sad that after ea aglow th ew l we both a th. is rpm better lerrethen ell& we obkinell. ierin) I think the soptistire at Petit woes nerd by thee bl on des, which are soy Musedliable le ear ntheeertrirs et these a& inser. The het of those thnoisee was that' vane eighth el the Asia& di el the Black U... brig whm Ss doge for the sammity el Tutor ou that die; the womed wag that no assiellpurreended to the Chossoloss, elle bed struggled through whop" emirs with llesele—Onow, beer ) —the third illen it le whisk I allude was, that me d e mem were him he porridthe that the Bawd= bra in the Birk Ns grid rile mortal. (Beer, bear.) I bold that the at Peel were farther INNTsi sai t a tis attack i el ail usit ups the freskst of the press— sa it le white as British Wolter ought to have lent him mth sod by the nog marries. ImPst, sad sr& skew denrent of thole maritime ki— , bast —in regard le ecurriss sspawd lei war with hare a& ways her spaded es re of sir greatest Upon them prods I Int of rides tit we owe lad Palmer. sus as thanks to the usgethilens width leek pire el Paris. (Bear, hewn) Bat geese Waif been sedn en all — oar brim end sat up ewe thewetha, est rm joked that war bisig at no sad, we thud' at Ingth be able ' to attest to our demeglp Shim and le make rapid strides to tit way of add Abr. we found that our thawethe wee Inslir Iglus we became in volved La those new gentedg mow, bur.) We have • gunitsi Ida Wort we wee of In • most plaid neptieha vela Nape. In eekli debase only ere pd war t=l i u m miym els . bordwal epiisa t r: zrzath flit ateloallos it Le4Ydsmatw we moot hope for the mir ror dwells like permeser pace f Misr. )) To the hos tilities la Obis - we an erred with Chine I have already adverted. The papers in rehouses to the quarrel wito Napa have been laid balm getheasont, ned I and soy, hawing teed them, thee I think we were in that cue guilty et the &skeet and worst peaky wid th any country can adpmosly, that of slaindag oar teeth when we could not - hits. (Ms_ r, hear.) 0.. beet Mosey went to the theaterennean, bat It ter herd that it &sit am do to mod it to the Bay at Naples. Or snimender wee withdrawn from Nehru rd we dad new in the purse of having so diploma& relations with that essalr. With respret be the war with Penis, es we bad ast Ss pews bin us I amok "f ! Pf••••••• • dried illShe; and 'fewer Its menu s mill lire bees, It the frart her brought • to • dom. I gel see m no SW no saved le semis of them dorm& prim lis width but wadi be emobled to tars in Mewl= es am •• Ow Soden diSealties hove been terminated, sod wlit while I has no doubt Loth Paintemlea win ban to gioggb. Ler/Ift at the in. paprs, rte teeing the .diems of the arie nadlistos thy the coentry, them ms. I Id* he so dilleelly in mai( to the oceclosioa that des of the bald wow befort long come is a very mar =kr our cerebration. This a s at groat intone and importance, ead dhs 4 es egleisse with respect to It are perfectly wall fie on all. I have al ways best very to the ballot, sad I shall not sow to sp ilt resor from you by pr tending that my la this moppet her at his so demons way things. Ide not men le eft yea thet Ido not sr dew ispiesele to fame of th e bend. I hats Sibley eid illiwllea, 1 hob frisideties, rte I nth imam that the adoption d Ss begot would Is ere poem* Ado evils ; her Ism, at the in Sou of tinkles ad the greet privilege it eltalaber a =so her to opperent •• insetkasery in yedlimost might Is Is 'Mid *oily sod boldly in the See of ay Whet hies yliso it odoleoreds clubs is no s tort lalfs ere. Ten dm hook ups • era se • " or*, _." hut yen mod tell *Alin le. (A hiernM Yee re ams thee km your doh by mew of tie load ; bat Se New reeereleg dieter, est hold pod k pildh die, owl I dlo. Sew , a re billlt ...Limn h r..) da rt.: pent " ..:6 6 .0 ' 7r. these Mali g • • d to our rowriation which ad=ele so hi to me rsho of lido gm" sell which would, I have ender semi Om war all air. caraterss timid ad kr the ballet, then, dam* it wee sighed truserow. lor mead to It, boner, g ara . ziel& h l didegsrpo of It. Mon bor.) Aarllar la say dabs or b mos _sac pro hshreAnellemst le the slosh& of sof fregmbriTysa SI guellse I and wog • idle* so I hese dons um be bullet It hiporhogr Ille to talk In &Nth Imlllatime it owfbiag Re Indity. (gm, hear.) I hold that tinenthethe @Pim re einsolible with the impoweseent nod wiper of thee isaVialksa If I thew.* eihinurbk Ito in allsold re pushes ois• armee' sidalma Maw Mac) I. thendigs et lb steerogine led of Si Islogreph, to oraind Sig British she men shoe ought to seed still op pm% to me to be shard (Rear, Mr.) The Ti by which the two pug political parties in the matey raw to me le be espieled h, that in &tar party I arm sr think I or a lusdery le roreseery timeseratie bar vain ; wkib In dr Aar I yeredd • bre of Se inlathe sherob, and Arad pied* of y ebbe I Sisk oug s te d be alherei to owIAAL tie r whkh del any out Soso le4 gisepal an = shag I tor MO, Ow in swims elisslm iew ar hew) When I risk d en it Of ks Is 'I mot gin* it Tth I veer enlist enlist th ere in th e suavity wide was ailed the lam Bill of 1832. It sperates, in the of isouldirices, to too great MB extent is gnaw of per by Om It was brought about. As to the further atilislia 4 lIIS illarsge, 1 asa my that One me many shier son ehddi I Wok it le be inelourei lit di sit um per It, sod to e dr admilen d It would lea ise odor le • moor satire then la • amuse* dliesdoe Upon the seer km; I as Measly wawa to dear }lust ebb the pug subject, red I tar re sin ani s le disturb the set of IBC, ram gist prestiml aril sena le me to be likely le be Se mu& do, fa the hewer pledge that would hair me broollter of say three In the names I imam would really teal le penile the timed of Sr entry. (Chasm) neve to opedhor whiled dm yid in no mei dogs tho of the sad with eignere Me whisk I tkonlil elide make a rammire. I itheth to Se sholika d don% /elm This is • quo the whisk ought to be saga keen se poodbledmente se It hes ben ae mos of pig lleteliSiat - Is Ss ISSINS =estillibssi the emiV. Idera adedy as mew tee leak foie Iniside the flia I de; bet I wieit adliallimo wy di re l lt = =to lyre who am In fey gain, vows ISE goon& Choi mks nie dung no • bserylea span dloossom, he Sy in se node es In lbea Mks, ar Slip other licent dad deneshr. Moe ore a am epee M. i lr ei = s zeallit o r a Imilisse)—sol sister. I no Sri payment. Thur Pris ilmitor who Ism per ihelia le mil, thnmiem e nen =o t ri=lo w rlst hum gar htl e lltre s peer so rale, se mw eththeele h holed In mend thew ado of the put Saha= et Ilt grodky. At dr some it., In woks thet lbws Smashes ISM mid with roma to the pope o& it shwa sonstalght es sysoilly so psodbh be put se ad le, I Soda he gig to so emit • emetenhe d ab quelled abstel—snoh sowarevira, fir heisteos wood obandonand d the net In the ars 'Mho =l se is sea l not is mad se emitlek, ebb It wadi continue it fur the given et the hide of tho church. (Hear, hear.) I sheil s etik with your permiselos, soy • f ew wor d. ow me ths, which is era seerwton t.mro delicate rhos Or the which Ibe Jed dem tid— namely, the *Mom sksich exist in the thumb Waif. One of the mod megertabb electors bi this borough asked me 1.2. 2.71 . , d esurisiis ;: a rr, 111 wel i c ig tpignted .4.1 on _ amorists N i i: w ailia mb iL , Abi thus= Par ? Now, mph demo Om Sat I should again b., t i wi de • ; lea ff by ray dime I and home , sad amid be oath spriAla the . &charge of my duty to rceonamend certain epiecupel spicint • meets, I should not—se I innovated the gentleman whore I have jUPt naht.ottel — t. emir any power which I neon p... errs an the, nomination of numbers of the ratreme Mali , ;i:lrrh party. (Hear.) I hove no sympathy with that piny, and I will toll you frankly that I am one of those who approve of the appointments to bishopric, which Lord Palmerston has made ((tear, bear.) I Nome to perceive the pubic feet. hag which those eppointeuents have called forth, it is • =that the protestant eentinvent of England is w a nd et but I tray add that I do not think it ie the pert of • wise statesman to carry to too pest an extent the principle of making the appoottments of bishops frost any elemre party whatever in the church. (Hear, bear.) I bare, I think, now adverted to those political questions which are of the greatest interest at the present day, but there remain other subjects to which I trust the attention of the new parlia ment will beciarnestly directed—l mean those social questions which ere calculated to produce the greatest effect upon the character and welfare of the people of this country. And I may ray I allude more particularly to the want art else,- tion among the lower dames of the community ; the ten dency to intoxication which unhappily prevails, end that which I believe to tic the result of both—the great preva• knee and extent of crime. These three questions are so I intimately coonected that it le almost impossible to COll. skier them apart tout one another. Want of education leas to drunkenness, sad drunkenness leads to crime. They are cause and sidect. The intellectual bring must hays ernounent of some description, and if you will not provide him with intellectual enjoyment, be will molt to enjoyment of a less creditable and more dangerous character. (Hem, hear.) You must not be led away by the argument that it would cost too much money to educate the people. Depend upon it a woll-considered system of general instruction might be mode to • great extent .4f-supporting, and that your maw .mast be more ratably vent than in educating thous mind you, and making them good members of Ke enly. (Heer, hear.) But we have not only to consider how wow, to mant crime, but how to deal with it when it has keen eemmellited. 'Noll the measure which was passed in Zsabolliblog teensportetion and suiraituting penal ter in lie Asa, I, from the very commencement, ex lielhetion. It has, I am happy to say, Csed Wy dhei inalinited i end government have introduced another amen gm ao mibiera, whisk I bops win Sam the rya- Mt of Imilibir crime is this country upon a emit *etas than that upon which it now an& I must now apologise to you for having !nomad is long upon your attention. (Choirs.) Lick ing to the Mon, I do not think any one can pronounce with covalence what may be the rceult of this general election um the general policy of England. Lord Palmer ston may succeed in fi raying a strong government, but you ail &A if you look bark into history, that the strongest odolaistrai.mo have been broken up rather by dimensions hem within than by assaulta bran without. There wee now a stronger government than that of Lord Grey ap peased to be in 1834, vet it wee broken up by internal dm sondonr. The same tote awaited the administration of Sir R. Pod in 1845. Judging by the probable course of enrage, however, it is nit likely that I shall soon return to solicit a outiond of your confidence, either became of a dissolution or hmenee of my having accepted aim under the crown. %ses My is t ambition not to bold Mike; it is to maintain In • life a tramistent and straightforward course; and W r could believe that my exertions had contributed in any Zsykhowever mall, to elect the settlement upon broad satlefactory grounds, even of the gyration of eduction, that would be the highest reward to which I should aspire. But whatever to ybe my fate t the future, I shall never cease to forget the kindnem which I have this_ day received at the bade of the electors of Droirarich." (Loud cheers.) KING'S LYNN. LORD STANLEY. Lord Stanley and Mr. J. M. Gurney were yes terday re-sleeted without oppoatien. Lord STanLey, in the mute of • lengthened addrees to the electors, in which he was frequently enthusiastically cheered, parsed in review the nbjectm which have engaged the attention of the late parliament, and glanced et the topics likely to come under the consideration of the new one. Ile utterly denied the charge of " factions combination and unprincipled compromise" brought spies' t the majority on the Chinese question, declaring that be had never seen a division in which there was so great • moral and intellectual prepaiderance. He denounced the war, as not only unjust to the Chinese, and sconemieffily unjust to the English people, bat because, by weakening China, we laid that empire open to the Negras- Mons el R.l.* whose designs were already apparent in the north of China. Commercially, politically, and diplomati cally, that war was • mistake. Turaing from foreign affairs and from intervention in foreign elates—e principle which he deprecated—he approached dime domestic subject. which he thought of greater Imp:ethane. He said, " I desire to my p few wards on parliamentary reform. (A Voice "That is whit we want.") Recent attempts to introduce • Reform Bill have not Men no auccessfal ea they might be, but it is certain that the question must be brought forward, and at no distant date. There is the question, however, of lower fag the franchire, and the question of distributing it mom equally over loealiti.e. There are distinct from each other, It is not very any to say when you the limit of the franchise, without reference to what may be proposed by party leaders. There mess to be no limit thins yen emote antlered sues" which lem net prepared to agent to. (A mono—. How about the ballot ?") I think that some eaten sites has become heritable end necessary, and I. all probabi lity it is a question which will be monolith dithered in the scat parliament. Hume bean q in private as to my vote us Mr. Locke King's motion on the county franchise. I voted agniniit that motion because I did not think It passible that under premmt eircumataneem it could end in any practical result. (Hear, hear.) Gentlemen, this whim* of settle requires to be treated m a whole. It mat not be treated bit by bit, but, a. in the ere of the finances, in its Integrity. I have already In thin place advocated a greater approximation to= la Sty the distribution of the francium among the heaths. We have still sans reties boroughs, which aro • seers mockery of the eapnithisestith. (Cheers.) We have, on the other bra& weirirepreeented districts the meth of Engiaad . ,... and I team I do not see what deo= to property =id ado hen such • nearer approxi melba to equality la the distdintion of the (machine. I onset uois i the booespe eta or who mya, •It Is right that OrTelty sheen lam • anti amount of In- Ihneee, bat I weld ast The )I=essee to wraith or preperty crested within a bandrad yore I mho I em nothing nesensllothithel at 'evolutionary in le clanging our fastadaes as to hise them Into harmony with the Awed etheleral espemirdon. I do net *bare the top which so= preens e looking at seeped ths Inathes of the country for, looking at the Customs, I see as =men In 100 year. from 2,01300001. in 1760, to 11,100,SIML IMO, and 24,000,0001. la 1166; mad that notwitkeltheing andotiot has taken place ma then they rate to the assont d 10,000,0001. yearly. Vibes Ire the boor whist be taken piro notwith standing hOrwal dillonides end we.. ahead, - I eon's I or no =Oak la the EMMA Now Odin JEW= = entateleig emit= IIT boo flee Os =ere. It easy be ail the Oil Trion eibbe atiode heel= =eft= I diniftbet t el v izr I lid that more =d te le han hen that trade is with with the Brit= ealudes and with British Ind and li tt l it la as hob which Is net Rely to diminish, but Is alma Nadal loweass. Furthermore, when I othignra the proolies et eolosial trade and foreign trade, I WO that tba anew i itrosing. I think that with the webs =mad he Nealtactures, for iron, for coal, for ninedthiny, and he hoar Labour, it is difficult to put a limit Meer trade tir pro viding we can remain at peso (Hear beer.) With near,' to taxation—whether the hose should he Awed sr retained —it is not may to give pie pa la =en= IN Nandi de pends on the state of molar hells a= open the elate of trade, that it is ablest Impodlie te slab who course a Chaneellor of the Jerrie meT he asned upen to pursue, or a statesman to I bad, jaretheths Ile Exams . clulzi_n paper to the Med WEedifeinelas dthe re- Euro duties. It Via Mullane' by Sir H. annolimien In WM Mr. Knight, the enahmek publisher, has aided that In • *stain year he hid out 00 0001., in Oak= le the paper duty of 1101111/, showing • taxation at 02j per oat. on his areas outlay In trade. Est the Oa net fag .6110 upon the tirade, but up= ade, the new and otiedsla of in affinsifem (Hear, hem.) It epee way end= that whilst we we ode, stow al money for aft= sod education, we should boxes es heavy •to upon aseemes red book.. (Hew, hear.) AA nor as oes be the hat es the methane wool be about • mUSea. The rut Trees to is that on thearasees (Hear, heeir.) Ss pest La the seal of the Citheedked the Exchequer Is boo et this tax, that h . t . ta legal gentleman le onset Indametian on the at the public expense. lI as.i'jaer her," sad • laugh.) He ain't(A =Th.) Ido net knew what was p g espyright ; but if it was 6a. more than the eerier sad prialtag, it was a most proffigate waste of the TO= nueity. ("Mae, hear," and bieshrtr.) This dutr er is Reek. wee ate Isms then a ea he ya_deslow (Hear. lbws fa wathieg the ems= too obi* presses mon taiiiatiaa. The ad produce et the mama duties Is rather there then 1t,010,000/., and at that 23,000,0001., 21,040,01001. one from ire articles alone—tea, them sow, MO= who awl spirits; 1,010,0001. is dulled from timber, eau, seed, and flour. and 1,000,000/. more from 400 one= in the tariff If those petty and vexatious rearietkas was done sway with, there would only be • tom at 1,000,0601. In 23,000,0001. (hear, bear)—thus laving the cost d collection, and menting the principle of unrestricted importi. 6 lgroving that you levy taxation on certain amides of aneuraption for tin purpose. merely of revenue. Al theme reforms would not east the country more than 3,600,0001. With regard to the ; Incometam, the objections to it. ireperition are mainly thirtie— ths*, that it I. not easy to mama it fair)]; secondly, Its in quisitorial charecter ; and thirdly, the difficulty of ascertaining , incomes. (Hear, bear.) The first objection might, I think be get over in mine degree, pthibly by the Mani impeded by Mr. John Stuart Mill, of deducting from precarioth incomes , that mum which a !rudest Juan ought to lay by for his M family—e eau er, bear attaining • rough approximation to financial juatiig. Hear, hear.) I hold that for the pu rees of the Mate the goveninient has a right to know a man's hiceme ; bit although you can artertain the income. of the landlord, the fame*, the ftlndholder, and of mem. I under government, 311 Coatis' skill will bra cared la mideavouring to arrernan preearion income. The throe* tax has its merits be it touches al/ ; kat it io tildes; in its n.manitint, and is thus sin iniiifferah:e wring. I be lieve its mainterianee to be doubtful for .this reason; and I am fortified in this °pineal by the ablest living finAlltia in the House of Commons—l mean Mr. Gladstone—and Mr. Mal. In 18)0, therefore, I think the country should have an opportunity of deitermidng whether the income tax ehould continue or not.(Hoer, hear.) I think the moat effective substitute for that tax will be • tax upon Lunn (A Voice—•• We have enough taxes now.") I mean upon the value of the house. I thiuk a hard battle will have to be fought in the next parliament with regard to expenditure. But although everybody is for economy no the hustings I have found very few advorntes for economy in fact. (.. Hear, bear," and laughter.) No thing is more ludicrous than the piecemeal way in which I *estimate, are attacked. I do not recollect en Judea:lel In which at iadependent member succeeded in effecting a nal reduction in any item of government expenditure.. I nee wee of opinion that a standing committee to re vise the sethastes might effect that itijoct ; but I haw simmineed thee opinion, an, in effect, the commatee wed taray aspnimible with the government, and then he NI end of undivided government ()salt s bar,) The chief battle will be upon the military Ineel ethlesetes. With our fleet, and oonsid. ring ear kasha genhlek I deny that we require an witty width ebdl amp orb compared with the armies of the Oset thsent. , ban.) Keeping in view the necessity reste. *on government to maintain parliamentary Infix ince, any attempt to maintain a large standing would rental in a gigantic job. It would be a - send to the Serretary of the Treaeury, but a ddseid has to the nstion, (•' , hear, hear, and laughter.) lan not an advocate for inefficient defence,. ; but I think thet the militia system might be cheaply and advantageously worked in aid of the army. (Hear,Lear.) I would have tittlesre in the army thoreughly maned and inetrutted in their duties. It is said that the naval service will be store expensive in consequence of the introduction of steam ; but we can do with a smaller number of vessels if steeni is introduced. The civil estimates are numerous and curious, and I will not deal with them; but increased paymera does not neeesnrily mean increased profusion. (Hoar, Item.) Wo ban votes on ednoeSom sad en .ocean or csunty cons. hold the first duty of a government to be to procure justice between man and man, and justice cannot be attained in this country unit. it is cheap; therefore it ie on item of which I should be the lest to complain. (Hear, hear.) Ido not think the diplomatic and consular cervices in an altogether eatisfactory Rtate ; minis* with high minim are sent to places of small importance; and to the other hand places of considerable importance to this country are not ade quately . (Hear, Bear) In the cabinet itself are pats invoking no official labour. One is the office of Lord Privy Seal, and the other the Chancellor of the Duchy of Lancaster. I can see no mason, also, why the department of the root .offire should not be placed under one head under the control of the Treasury, just an the Customs and Excise are. (Ileac, hear.) As far as a layman can do so I .ball to legal reforna, and also greater facilities fur the et land. I alou think we require a motem of judi • dal thatietice, the mum as me compiled in France. We the abolition of the eccleciastical courts, = dr il improved system' of testamentary jurisdic tion. (Hear, hear.) It Lao occurred, I believe, under thepreeent system that in cases where the property in da rds is been in different counties, oeprnte mats bad hem Militated to determine the rams I,TillCiple. I balm It Ms happened that the nine matador Iten natathetheed sane in one court and iawne in another. (Flare.) We want a consolidation of the statute Lw s *an alteration of the laws of marine and divorce. The arms Jena with regard to civil eerier examination bra well. Nine hundred out of 3,000 candidates have hem mamba la 18 months on the more of inefficiency. Maly Inem) All except G 5 were rejected, not became they Mae alllsM in any recondite or ornamental talent, * laesemthisy were wanting in the ordinary ▪ sollemegit and spelling. (" Hear, bar,' •) The milk lord then referred to the cystern of mayhem k the wei r M idvil and military administration, to the ells of alsestios, sad to church rate.. Enum tie sewn ef padhle &neatest is the people, the noble lard we hang la Ile dingsr whisk might arise from religious Matt elms. Ihe raids lotion and the jealousy of damn That Is a danger (hs matlamd - ) which no human chill can avert ha awe are epidandes la the actual world, so then are *Md. la the scowl maid (Hear, bear.) That evil, lemovir, may be alarm' by •irtan concession on the pert of amtarvativan and by doinimasna prudence on the part of reformats—by the remmam sense of all, and by an en lightened opiates guild by sab arid pure morality, maintaining the beam ef the Rohm of public life. PaMis We may be the noblest or the mesa* of all poranina. (Hear.) It in the meanest of predations whoa it makes duty subservient to ,elf-interest—when it inith In lawless ambition or any petty vanity. It is • iint of all profeietions if he who follow. it does so is an *net and truthful spirit, and without interest to be eie FlRMOlrnlin misload(ebeers); if he seek no sppro- Wen but that of his own conscience, or it nay be the ion of pooterity—if, in abort, he looks, not to what ran do for him, but what he may do for England. (Lend cheer.) Gentlemen, it only remains for me to apefiniee for the length of time for which I have detained you, and to noun you that my utmost mental and physical encircle* than be exerted for the distil:in of that important trust which you have this day placed in my bands. (Lend and long-continued cheering.) [The greater number of the adjoined return., appeared hi our eroond odition last evening.) OREENOCK. Mr. Dunlop, liberal, ha been re-e cc idtion. GREAT MARLOW. At the norninationie7datraarlin - t — t. 7 Colunel T. T. Williams and Lieut.-Colonel B. W. Knox, conservatives, were elected without opposition. HIGH WYCOMBE. Yesterday Sir G7ii:iw;oi, - .1171;. M. T. Smith, the old members, were re-elected without opposition. Me. Harbert Ingram (L), End Mr. William Henry Adams (C), were elected yesterday without apparition, Mr. Bru c e, the second liberal candidate, having withdrawn. CARDIFF. The electim took plate yesterday. The only candidate was Colonel Stuart, KM of Lord James Stuart. and cousin of the Marquie of Bute. He said, in returning thanks, that if Lord Pa'menden did not yield the ballot, abolition of church rate., end other reforms, he (the gallant colonel) would not rapport bun. OXFORD UNIVERSITY. A convocation was holden yesterday at Oxford, for the purpose of sleeting two burroes to represent the univer sity in psrhement. The ViceoChancellor presided, and moored the dignitaries of the university were. the Prin cipal of Bromism, the Rector of Exeter, the ''resident of St. John's, the Merherof Bethel, the Warden of All Souls, the Senior and Junior Proctors, and about 50 ethers, including members of oeneuestion, undergraduates, *lies and citizens. After the towel oaths had been adminietered to the returning officer. and the precept of election had been reed by the re gistrar, the Provost of Oriel prepared Mr. Gladst one, and the Wanton of All Souls College proposed Sir William Heetheote, Bart. No other candidate wite proposed, and the Vice-Chancellor declared those two gentlemen duly elected. The proceedings occupied only about twenty minutes. There was no maniketation of feeling, very little of approvaL Mr. Gladstonewas Met elected for this university in 1847, upon the retirement of Mr. Reteourt, end was again elected in 184 1869, and 1834. In the latter year Sir William Heath cote beaune his colleague, on the retirement of Sir Robert Harry Inglis. WOODSTOCK. The election took place yeeterday in the Town-ball. The Marquis of Blandford, the only candidate, was proposed as "a tried and true friend, who had given his support to Lord Palmerston," by Mr. W . Brett.. Ho returned thanks, denying that Woodstock wan any more a "nomination borough than every other borough must be, eines property would have it. Wisdom every wh ere. He went on to take various objections to the ballot, upon which an elector mid he did not think the noble lord'. argume t was a sound one ; upon which his herildp tweeted , that was only the opinion of the hon. Hector. He afterwards observed that from the commencement of the session it was eppreat that there was • united repeat between Mr. Dferaell and Mr. Gladstone, and for that rearm he (the noble marquis) had felt himmlf unable to support the conservative party; and he had deter mined to abandon that party in the House of Commons until he raw the course which they intended to pursue, and he should support the government of the present prime minister. WHITBY. Mr. R. Stephenson ((11;;;;;e:ciected without opposition. BI BINGHAM. Messrs. Musts and Scholefield were elected yesterday without opposition. BLACKBURN. Mr. W. H. Hornby (C) and Mr. J. Pilkingten (L) WEN elected yesterday without owosition. ASHBURTON. _ . Mr. Moffitt (L) vu returned without opposition. LAUNCESTON. Percy (C) returned without oppodtion. BRIDONORTIL Whitmore (C) sad Pritchard (LC) we returned without opposition. ARUNDEL. _ Mr. Howard (L) ;rinsedZtliout opposition. Mr. Smith (L) and Lori H. Lennox (C) returnei without opposition. WELLS. Mr. Ifayter (L) and Sir W. Joule (C) returned without opposition. MONMOUTH BOROUGHS. Mr. Bailey (C). No opposition. ABINGDON. Mr. Norris (L). No opposition. PENRYN. Mr. Baring (L), and Mr. Gurney (L), were returned without opposition. WENLOCK. Mr. Forester (C), and Mr. Goshen (C), were returned without oppuaition. DEVONPORT. Mr. opposio. . i il (L) Wiin t n . were re and Sir E. Perry (L) turned without EYE. Sir E. C. Krrrisou (C) W:srriurriod without oppositi m. WESTBUET. Et :A. I. (C) nos returned without opposition. Admiral k c Ina Mumma without opposition, DEVON PORT Pir Erskine Perry fl.l and James WiLii,n (14, bete been returtel opporiiiim. CARDIGAN Mr. Cryse returned without opposition. M ALM ESBU Luce. GATESHEAD. Hutt. TECRO. Smith and Willyame. COCKERMOUTIL Steel and N... STROUD. Harman and Serape. PETERSFIELD. Jot MACCLESFIELD. Huggins Das retin.d. CLOSE OF POLLS. YESTERDAY. BATIi. (LOSE OF TH E TOLL. Elton Tit* Way via. wAT's anturrran. Elton Way ite BEDFORD. CLOGS OT Till POLL. Barnard Stuart Emitia CARLISLE. MOSS or TUX PULL. Hodpon Orsimai Ferguson COVENTRY. Mal Of TIM WIES Elhoe Paxton Mellor Treheine rhiMUlOf C HERTFORD. CLOS' OF TM POLL. Cowper Farquhar Chambers Pewit Wells" Jars NCYTTLIKIRAM. CMOS OP TIM POLL. WINDSOR. CLOSE OP Till POLL. Vaanittm t Gradoll Ricardo ISO ...... HIS • l9O 12110 1195 w 276 174 N 3 28 /5 707 612 352 301 27$ Ift SRI 1119 SOT 3M 20 28G LEITH. CLOSE OE THE TOLLj Lord Advocate Miller 821 701 MR. GLADSTONE ON THE PALMERSTON POLICY. A meeting of the electors of Flintshirc was held on Thursday, for the purpose of hearing from Sir Stephen Glynne an explanation of his political opinions. Mr. Glad stone being present was called upon by the meeting, and de livered an address on the more important points connected with the foreign and domestic policy of the government. Mr. Oxetisronx commenced hie address by saying— It Is five yearn since you were last called upon to give your votes, as it may be five years—it may be six or seven years—before you are called upon to exercise the same right again. These are the opportunities, when it be comes the duty of electors to review the poet conduce of those who have represented them, and to consider how they can beet meke provision, by the choice of fit and proper repreentatives, for good government of the country by the passing of good 1114.MIUMI. (Rear, hem.) Now, there is an attempt made by some persons—who, I suppose, find it convenient to do so—to represent the ques tion at issue before the electors as one simply of who is to be prime minister of the country. Lord Palmerston will have fair play, at least when Lord Falmeenton proposes what I conscientiously belkve will be fur the benefit of the country, and, when necessary, to cheek, control, or curb Lord Palmerston—that is, when Lord Pahnerston pro poses measures which I conscientiously think require to be checked and controlled. (Hear, hear.) Now what I contend fur is, that you ought to have • me m b er of par liament not prepared to follow Lord Palinereon or any other member whoa wrong, however much disposed to give him support when Do does right. I propose to show you that the government of Lord Palmerston, in regard to important and vital measures, is required ninetimes to be controlled and kept in order, and that Mr. Mostyn has not given that control or contributed to that order in the government of Lord Palmerston. (Cheers.) Now, gen tleman, it is not usual in this country to rare much— to trouble oneself much about our foreign policy. But there is one question of foreign policy—indeed, more than one—but one in particular, upon which I must say a few words, mid take the opportunity of proposing a resolutioe, in order to see what is your feeling on the sub ject. (Hear, hear.) Fur the first time in history, during the lest twelve months the government of this country thought at to make war without the consent of parliament—fdon'tnow speck of the war with China, for that the government did not make, though they adopted and appmved of it—l speak of another war, devised and made by the Government without the consent of parliament—the war with Persia. (Hoar, hear.) When parliament met, the government ass asked for information in respect of that war, but none woe accorded. Government said "We are going to negotiate, and the information you seek would interfere with the negotiation.. When asked to produce the estimates of the war with Persia —no, the produotiou of the estimates would else interfere with the negotiation. (Hear, hear.) Fortunately the war has been brought to a close. A pewee has been made; the term. of that peen have not been communicated to parlia ment, though they hare been made known to us through the medium of the public newspapers. (A ohs:V "What mi nister mode the peacer) Lord Pamerston wade the war, and he made the pear.; and the proposition I wont to urge upon you is, that Lord Palmerston has no right to make peace and so right to make war without the consent of the people'e representatives in parliament. (Cheers.) Accord ing to the principles and the practices of our tree Institu tions, I contend it is the right of our Commons Hoee of parliament to vote supplies for the war. I eseisall, I repeet, that, according to our constitution, no seer has a right to casks wet without thu consent of poillimat. The war with Persia was made without the elleinet of perliament, and I want to have some one re m=ale in par liament sea Flintshire elector, th a t , control, end prevent this system. (Hear, hear.) Mawr with Persia is over, but there i s one thing yet to h~lhe bill is to be paid—(hear, hear?—sad crery apriront, whether elector se not, will find him self Ils•dmit ttme called tar to take hi, ohms in the 11=lieedhlrhraglItYfiing the t to make withr for natimjem%nlitimih Lord of the =litsmposentetivee in parliament; and, therefore, I poptee a resolution—that this meeting condemn the making war in the name, and at the charge of rtim of making nation, without the cement of the natien, or the approval of the Mion's representatives in pnriininent I might dean you at great length epee the war woe China, bat this is now to a greet extent nasseemary. , A nobleman, in w h ose j u d gme nt sad rapacity I have high c ontidenee, ham been sent out to try to bring shout a aettletnent ; end I fully believe that if be, or some one also had been rent out long ago, we should have been awed all the trouble and bother ocasioned here and elsewhere by the dissolution of Parlia ment. I Anil not enter upon that question unless yea deans it, but peeve at once to a question of geed iin portant', end magnitude—the tampon and expcnditure of tee eountry. I am going, to address you on subjects of comma interest to every one. I have told you that I object to the making or declaring war without the consent of Parliament ; but I object to momething more than that—l ol t iert to • mem of foreign policy which is peepenally provoking quarrel in every pet of the globe, and doing no service in any. In the airliner of hat year we were doily expecting a rupture with America, and all fee nothing—for some undefined and undefinalk. mi.undete standing ; in the autteon of last year we were eu the tioint of breaking out with France ; the disagreement with Persia is made up. but the bill is still to be paid ; the ('himee emir is in tall force—of the cent of which we at present know .i nothing, but of whirl', doubtless, wo shall bear enough and by. I now go to the queetion of taxation and ex tun, with which much of the session was occupied; se r MM.