The Express. — London, England, 1857-03-20 00:00:00

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No change will take place in the price. The SIXTH DOUBLE NUMBER of the EXPRESS will appear TO MORROW, Marsh 91. Holman plain and explanatory may be the Inns- Hal Speech of lir. BCCILIMAN, it cannot be under stood without a prior causeptlon, clear and full, of the PLISIDINT'S position, is regard to parties at home and Onsets abroad. The hoar is transitional ; the men himself is a compromise (be it said with all sespeet) s end the inn(' relations of the United States are cenduseed under a new view, and kir pompoms yet undisclosed to the world. We nod set dwell on the bailie: bets of the antagon ism of the North and Booth, new on the mom of that satagenima—the institution of Slavery : bat MS of the inehleats and consequences of the see thing strife are less familiar to the public than the pregnant fret. Mr. liticamian 111116111.1111, in convereation and in pablie, that the great draggle for the fundamental priaelples of the republic is deferred till 1060. He menace that he is to have a clear reign of bur years, in which be is to be the master, and not the servant of events. A good many of the men about him mks the ems saceroptica t sad a multitude more mmaisees in it. Bat every mageelions observer frame that meets have become too strong far any ma (ankles Nom inealadable force of latesen paths should take position of the me) ; and all that any ordinary man in Mr. BUCHAJIAN'S plan can septet to do, is is keep things exteesally quiet at knee daring his term, sad to foster seek Seaga Wham as my, in the day of need, sestain the one despotic institution of the repablis, and help to sabordinate to it oath laws and rights as are incompatible with it. ■ The great meet, known to all in the United States, is the program of the Dismiss doctrine. The I aempapees either limo the facts unnoticed, or beret est, as the popular crakes do, is protestations of the immortality of the Union I but, all the while, there are Wilk meetings hell--ignored or ridiculed by the prom in general, bat spreading from elm to slam and from State to State, till Mr. BCCHANAN cannot bat be apprehensive that the petitions of chime to their respective legislatures for with drawal hem the Unica, MP let on foot sin Ohio, will multiply to a point at ineenvenience. There moor woo anything like it before in the country, well worn as the threat of nullification has beam To the great Republican party, now prodi. trimly strengthened by the accession of almost the math. body at Gelman residents the alternative Is simply the watenission of the slavebolding oligarchy, or their exclusion from the Union. That oligarchy, at the same time, resolves to make one awe aNimpt te govern through Mr. BOCI/JIAX I 111111aWill MOM of takers to withdraw from the Units. Thu greet new, or eamegnised, .ke.t in the question—the nce-elaveliekling Wldtes—are inspected to be ceaspiring to Nikko the South to fres-labour conditionc, and to break up the Seethe= eneareks with the North if their relief free ea La biate& social condition can be beet ebtalasil is the way. There is more behind. Till lately the /loathers Mired milidiatly summed that they were Mengtheaed enough for all their political par poem by the acquisition of Texas and the project of a railway to the Pacific. Experience shows that this wan a mistake, and that they bare, ia fact, laid open their flank, to be turned by the meat' at any time Slavery is hand to be impracticable in Womb's Tema end everywhere *keg the Mexican frontier. The fealties for escape, and the sympathy between the segues and the Mexi.ass, nadir the lark Mot of coontry in the whole Union ineligible for slave Lbw; and the Germans and pear Whites are pour ing in to occupy the soil, and show the world the aaperierity of five Islam. This might be wig a temporary pause in the extension of slavery, but far the circumstance that the table land beyond is an hopmeticable dank arm* whisk no railway em pew. For 1,000 mike there I. and can be amp* of water, to say nothing of feel and other memo ries. If is to be a Pattie rads' oad, ft least take some other course. In this direction, slavery has clearly hod its limit. The mere eager, is am siumes, is the Soothers democracy to obtain Cabs, and establish MU In Central Antrim ; and it esalliently reckons m a eoadjator is tbk Mem in Mr. BUCKAIIIIN, remembering the Orland manifesto. Mr. Bnemaxtic well knows that the real ground of dismiss is the incom patibility of character Worm antic alpinists and the common run of men in the North. The rapidly growing savagery of the Slave States is now a sin gular spectacle in the so-called civiiiied world; and the mutual distaste of the hectoring South and thn. educated North is already rendering political action difficult at Washington, and must render it impasi ble, when the Northern States rouse themselves, to send real representatives, instead of truckling politicians, to the National Concrete. Mr. BucwzNAN, then, instead of having to steer his course among parties, or to head a new one, as would have been his method in former years, has now to admit that the old landmarks of party are swept away, and that his business is to postpone as long az passible the conflict which must decide the fate of the Union—the conflict between the very small section of citizens which holds, and has long held, the political sway of the republic, and the great majority, which are not yet fully roused to assert the principles of their fathers and their own liber ties. The utmost that any bat a most extraordinary man can aim at in Mr. BUCHANAN'S place is to keep the peace at all events, and at every sacrifice, till the next Presidential election takes the responsibility out of his hands. Tait reception which Lord Jon). Bissau. met with yesterday at the London Tavern was worthy of his great services ; it was such as any man might be proud of. The mom was thronged with sub stantial electors, eager to vindicate the constitrney from the aspersion of ungrateful forgetfulness. Old Whip gathered round the natemnan with whose principles they more entirely sympathise than with those of any other of the day. Men who, like Mr. Moine., devote their energy and intelligence to the promotion of education and other social reforms, mustered in great force. The advanced Liberals, who are independent of cliques and coteries, rallied round Lord JoHn's standard. They know that he will not advance so far as they could wish ; but they know that he is more sincere and resolute in his determination to " keep moving" than any other of that class who have any chance of be coming Ministers. These men would have despised Lord boas had he at this moment, to curry favour with them, affected a saddest inversion to views from which he has long dissented. And even with a view to action, they know right well that a man who, lilre Lord JOHN, frankly tells them he opposes the ballot (for example) is not so great an ob nick in the way of its attainment as men blur Mr. RAIXES CIABIE, who profess to support it, but who will not, so long as Lord PALMIISTON is Minister, run the risk of putting him in a minority by voting for it, if there is any chance elite being carried. Wll ---- en Lord Joint lb* appealed to the electors of London against the deeidea els mall :majority of a selfelectedcanviseig eish, we confess that we had serious doubts it lis wear. We now feel con vinced not clay thee he will be returned far the City at the win aides. bet that there is • tolerable proved at Me beading the poll. THE EXPRESS, FRIDAY EVENING, MARCH 20, 1857.'" Qs court. Her Majesty, eessupeaSed by the Princess at Ifsbashis 'maids& tab a delve fa ma cgs amine dal km yeakylar assaisa. Lad Alfred Paget sad Lad Cbaries IflmsyslSiadal bauladt. PHs.", Abut prided yralarbr against*: of tisseadadi et Or Desk se Caravan s bid s! tar new Doeby Mem, SaIRIBORnevIPRei Jaw;seetteit. Tito woe oho roma Roo ChenteHot the Right Hot. Thom Poolionos II t_ the Law of the Privy Real, Theogst X.P.; Trersarer, Word the Hos. Mike i Pl=a• Dole of Newport* oad the flesselsm Mt. J. R. Tho Msies oillithe P . elf Wales afterwards rode out Prima Albert will the ?dna et Wales, attended by the newpieet•heromtlieDemetltbeisor,MsierAlemeralths Ilea C. Ow, and Colin the Loa IL de Res. west la the sillessan re tbs raw iamb glib Memo C sad smiled at the awencety si b = G a n -i ne tostlintins. Taws Meet aherwards visited et Kane. ai Haesse. Me Wear et Itabenides mil the Prisms Ream dined with bertdedetet. et ...bowers. Thou* end Tieseemene Thastesetwa. tbe Ses. T. hatheenbeas. Clam' Ille home as Kr °sap Ologer had sap A. Maws d with bit ill etid el dr timadier Geode were is seemines in Denithigion Paine destandieser, sad played the Idieviag 01110ftli. . Onlileme Tell" BiriaL P.. Pew. Lime. =:11 Tetwatere" Zenwee lila The Pelmets Noy d Cambridge visited the Dears at Kat yeeionisy, it awmee• Weise, itt. Jseatts. The Denineset Lae, with do Printer delis at Maas bhe 116111Wfseet, and Mended by Lady Fenny liowlud, Joined bar Nejestys party ia the went.-. Deopoithos Non Moo the Wlol-entee yootonliy to the Glevemore Ken mod Cqhm. A CUMnet Connell was bell yeeterdsy afternoon, at the cilia seiihnes et the not - Leader theltermry, in Dowsing-street. The seisisters present were Viscount Palmerston, the lAA Cbaneellar, Earl Oranyllle, the Marquis at Limedwirne, the Earl of Harrowhy, Sir George Grey, the Earl of Clarendon, Lord P the Chanselkw of the Exchequer, Sir Charles ask the Hon. B. Vernon Smith, Lewd Us* , the Duke et Argyll, and the Hight ilea M. T. • Hit Royal Highness the Prioesee Mary of Cam ** visilal the Dothan of Last, yesterday, at Clill•Ol OM, St Jamel'a. The Coasters of Chizesdon has issued cards for an arse* trowswirw maw. Earl el Dasoughaeore has arrived at Cla- Mee Bark Beta Woad. Ties Coast Labial* (Attache to the Legation of &WO les essived at the Bromwich Hotel, Jertoya-shoat, Mr at. Pedrebmg. Time Ilea. Julian Fane arrived in town a few days dace, bed Itasek. . _ I,Scly Moisewerth received at dinner, en Wednes day evesis., the Marquis el Driedelbsee, the Beef sag Coates of hisolope, his Esesarsay the Nardi ea Naar ter, the Zed awl Cession Grey, Vlsesest Taishelea, VW:end sal Vhsevatete Sydney, Sr Anatomy sad Lady I. ladtathild. Nowa= Mewl de Relbsebild, the PA& Rea. R. Posse Smith, M.P., sae Ws. Perms &Ma, sad I Mr. Dams. Sir Brook and Lady Bridges and Mir Mulatto Knight here hit the Cheendon for Gedasitene Park Kew. M. Pendia (Camarillo, to the Emperor *Mania), accccepenied by lie Istelly and Wee, bare left the Brom wich Hotel, Jerometreet, for Perin The Earl and Countess of Derby entertained the Berl and Condole at fusty end Lady Clementine Vann; the Earl end Condom et Sandwich. the Earl end Coantewe of Stanhope, awn de lenceert, MMUS, Ceederoses, We aned Gamy, Lead Itsfradas, lard Blegins. &e n at akar lest evenfag, at the Sealy ameba, in Be. Jorneee equate. The reenter eta Lew hoer lind a recentka. T des Benne Ifighnewees Priem end Prisms Yawed at Same Wars were mean the canaleeee "Mors. His Excellency Fend& Khan, Envoy Extraordi nary fen the Mak of Peek, attended by a sane% satinnet mint in lawn let eves* Irma Dwyer. HIS Estallary peseenisal direst Nee the Logewbefep teilwey Mean leCistipre Heal, is Easekilseel, the Jae spa niels et vtili uspillend atelibliseat ban her per wed for lie sesepata. ADDIBM 20 Ilia :Mal BOWILLIKL—Aa aims is beim lapel by as Ishataate laulaues to atr abs wits the selesemsetes tbe ba J ns% la eat UN, aml wee Mated We lab eterleee ira n ef i gll g l. ilte edema swear =l7 sal is the attenuant= Is te wee sest yawl by as swift awilesties of paha Is the em,eateltbienenileWfnediplissier— " TI• awed walicksolir spas es, anyaleft dr oblety=k bee boa ea spa snit sal Blew the juallidlin ed all le appall= r t:t r ales salessiseee dyne lag sal eater is the mess et beam pewees Tbe w a yb wpm a* pealbend has lie aw imeas at tb(a Ow WPM end dime en heneereble asi yhmanseps are ELECTION INTELLIGENCE. ABIIIII3RTON..--A content will tale *see for this boongh, 1% opposition to Kr. 0. Ml= The other can didate is Yr. John Harvey Astell, of 41, Enton-place, London, sad a gentleman mono= with the Beat India Company. _ _ _ . --- B r am erwT.—Mr. Edward Yates, of 30, Compton terrain, Islington, has just Weed tot dhow, soliciting the memo' oldie electors et Bonbon he oppoaition to Mr. Tanaed. Mr. Yams einnetes zdirs-libeel principles, bit makes no 'Lasko to Lord Palmonten's government. BARNSTAPLIL•MI. 0. Potts, in an address to the doctors, says Tint cd theta) I Mail enter perlisznent with one motive ealy—the advancement at the bed latenste of our native Lid; secondly, having a rosidenee mama you I must ever halos I always have hit, wenn intereal in. the paternity of the borough ; thirdly, I oceallar It my duty to support Lord Palmerston in his dints to eased& the honour of the Bel deg he China; sal fourthly, I steal endeavour to nada* to the best of ny Way, the poteetant inati tattoos of oar oostry." . _ Bant.—A meeting was held yesterday afternoon in the Guildhall for the purpose of lisertsg as exposition of the polities' principles of Mr. Arthwr &feria Way, of Ash ton Court, who cam limo& as a liberal-comerrative can didata for the ropsamtaliaa of this city. Boole cheers at the close ti his speech were met by counter cheers for Mr. Tile. ---- BILIDPORT.—Mr. E. T. Smith denies that he has withdrawn, se bee been stated, from the contest for this terousle. He says be hes received so may promises of sup port as to induce him to go to the poll. Mr. Mitchell, Mr. Murrough, sad Mr. Hodpon ice the other candidata. HoetiNonme.-81; Harry Verney, of Claydon hoar, Mee reprimand din piece IS years ego, baa come dermad ea a adaniaid mandate. An active mama bee eceomeaced, sad aware yell kw the metes et Sir Harry Vint,. Ms the men, oplaloa he la oast Major- General Hall, sae et the ceamrrative reentbers. The latter genders hoe jest Woad by address, Whiting a mama' of the ceatklukce of Ida ccoadtateate. He addreee has yet ap • peered bon the other astir, the llarqds et Cheacioe. - CoLCHigni.—Captain Paget, the second coneer- votive warrid•to, has Wiwi his whims. COMM.—Mr. Mellor, Q.C., is trying to dis place kir Joseph Poston in this borowitt, togas& it op-hill work. DARTMOUTH.—Mr. Lindsay arrived at Dart mouth en Wednesday tea[, annetpanied by Kr. Jenne Calrd, the 1,011.1110•1111 writer on agricultural =Wee* .ho presents Mundt to the sienna on liberal prinelybe and as a gamut supports. et Lord Pehneretan. Moro in come gamily sou three Morel earlidetee, though Mr. Node has virtually retired from the eanteet. Mr. CALA, however, states that, in the mud el the esseervatires bringing for ward • candidate he will at awe nitre, In oder to prevent a split in the liberal reap; bat Mr. Bayne states that be will light it oat at all hazards. - - - Diaar.—Mr. L. Heyworth does not withdraw bV reeleamtlon, bat if hi. friends propose him, and be is elested, be will serve. if Yr. lleyworth I. not nominated, Kr. Yew will Wand. - - Doscasms. Neither Captain Shut nor Mr. attarldan, Go two prima imasabara bag tamed an sacker. Doliarsuitz.—The Has. W. H. B. Partzsas, a liberal, is oat for this county. He will be opprbil by OM Pitt, Ashley, sad Grosvenor families, sad Am bow* chanced Lis letting in. Dun i; ThruDAT held to-day, at the Cominerriel Buildings, Mr. Oen, Res was enemisseesty sisseed as the libelsl .s Ix Ix the city d Dublin. Mamma Reynoids was awned es a emesd mailidete ; bet the two will not ecelesco. • meeting lbellgintai.—Nr. Dealer &Naos to stand for thiearrthrary. Mr. Ovum dears to give way to Mr. !hewn Dee‘so. Enna (Itorrn).—The Hsi. Mr. Ashley, son et Lard efashrabary, Isse consentad to And in the Mani into reel, end pepatatione are seeking for the ennlest. Ems: (Notice). —The Chelawfard Cliratiete says —" la the urethan division, the nessef Nr. Osartauld, who, by the yorehase of °oilfield teal, las beessne ens of the landowans of the district, haa beta mentiened as • candidate in the laurel interest ; bat we do net Ism that there is say farther einharity for this than the MOW apes the subject which previlled some time ago. There esersta, howerer, a desire for • contest." •TAo contest here premises to be sharp. A awatiag fa east ter te-siglit (Friday), to advo cate the istrodection et the boat. GassersAm.—Lord M. W. Graham has already announced that his canvas so far will nut warrant Ins going to ths pia. r. Jerris has started in the cense votive Oatmeal for this borough. HERTFORD COCETT.—The addresses of Sir E. B. Lytton, Sir. Abel Smith, jon. (romervatives), and Mr. C. W. Fuller (literal), ile before the &eters. The bon. but. says:—" With regard to oar dramatic patsy, I do not think that the country requires the malass legislation at inemeaut change; bat whether in legal, wholnistrative, or theancial ummares, which deserve the chancier ofjadickuts metiers lima, and sre not nerdy experismatal kmerds, I cannot be lieve that oonserratives an the lees enlightened, the less the men at their century, become they will resalettely gourd those mimic institutions et char* sad Mate by which the usurer! Maraca" has been loomed. The Maims • heablehl knowledge to the widget circle of car country men' is ever, and ever has been, smog my mist elmielted Was. Bat the more I see the preetical &Mashies to the way et general sweat to ea uniform system a/national education, the mom I am compelled to cans to the holed that the bed method of attaining perukr ednadlowal selvancement will be by v./paladin the otachbery mined, at or disposal." liv u..—Lord William Compton yesterday attended a meeting of liberal slectore, end explained his political sea meta, which was Moos et • thorough reformer. A mole tke pledging the meeting to support his lordship m the mi leages at Mr. Clay was carried. Mr. W. D. Seymour, the Minister, is also in the Sold as a Khasi candidata, and we to address the electors last (Thunday) evening. Lord Ashley has been beam* down by the cempervatives, and yesterday he addressed that body. Mr. Dickson, • comer votive candidate at • petiole electioa, Is elm expected to stand me • candidate. KIDDIIIXIMSTEI—At a meeting of non-electors Lid bwe on the demeans of Mr. Lowe, the following mo ldier wore paned la coessommos ci W. Boyoott, Esq., having MBA the pronsime b mend the borough, we, the son-eledors knowing the energy sad ability always so momptly mdered by thet gentlemen for the benefit of the inbahlteade mmerally of this tom, pledge emelves to me every martin to sem» bis triumphant more."—" In the opinion of this Blest* lbs preesst member, R. Lowe, Esq., has Ism Mos krisited the confidence of Um inhabit ants of Ws borough, in consequence of his tumid.. to ell mimes brought beim pediment ealoakted to benefit the working chissee."—" That it is the opinion of this meeting Mt the coednet of the government Ls Mu such se to for feit the essideme et the onmeetty at Luse, ms ma evi denced by the vote et the 4th inst." _ _ . . . LAII;IIISHISE.—Sir E. Colcbrooke has come for ward in As Moral interest to oppose the return of Mr. Ballo Cocitroao. LANCAITIOL—On Monday night, Mr. R. Glad- Mane, of Menehestir, one at the earaervetive ceadidetee, damned die eieetces. He rid he woakt give Lord Pal- Kerns ea leimpamie,t you. _ _ LTROOLNIIMUt (Soma).—Lord Burghley having decibel le eller limit for re-election, Mr. Anthony Will son, et Is Ranseley, bee rope forward in the coneerra tiTO Lamest, end Mr. George Ramey Packr, the vice-chah mnof Ow Great Northern Railway Board, In the liberal. Jet Trollops has kneed an oddness, intineseling linden 4 agaia setldtlnd the navies of the sin:tom LuteoLx.—Mr. Palmer has addressed the electors as a liberal candidate. Mwron Mowaa.►r.—Mr. Farnham and Mr. Awes an espied is s Nana. Nswesx.—Mr. Vernon and Mr. Button, the pre rot emetbere, retire. Vac Ed at Lincoln, 'Hod MOD at do Dille at Newcastle, rod Mr. liandloy, • beaker, we the weaken. NOSTOLK (WEST).—Mr. Banes address, an =garbs his redrmwt, wiltippar this day (Friday). Hr. GaAs, a libend, do eacessil him, sad the savailusiat dm pia throe rota la Sir peaty at MAIL I Mama (Lier).—(By Electric Telegraph.)— Nand* Thank, livaalag.—Tlds main Nr. Berrwaess sod Mr H. Strawy, lie conservative emelidetee, withdrew, awl As Uses* Nteardiereal Wywilits said Sir 8. Harkshar, will sow be elliwurd without appridca. Noiramarrow.—We hear very favourable ac counts of the georpoote of Mr. Clarks Gilpta, the second liberal ow:Web floc this borough in the room of Mr. Ratko Currie. Mr. Olipin, it is believed, will unite the votes of the advanced Maid and ministerial parties in the town. On iiVeditesday, at an open air meeting, attended by about 3,000 persons, a vote of confidence in Mr. Gilpin was passed. and thanks were silo voted to John Ingram Lockhart, Esq., for his disinterteted advocacy of popular principles on former elections in Northampton, and likewise fur his generous con duct at the present time in retiring in favour of Charier OUpin, Neq., who, it was thought, would be more likely micematully to kewi:rd the principles which all have at heart. Mr. V• 111031 Smith's sachem Is out, it it of the usual lairds terl type. Pazwrou.—Mr. Richard Aseheton Crow, a bar rister, is now in the dad in the coneervative interest, in place of Mr. R. T. Parker, who is retiring from the representation of this borough. _ . PLTIMOUTH.—We (Plymouth Journal) have much pkaanre 1a Mathes that the liberal committee, appointed at the public meeting of the Plymouth electors, have given to the claims of neserel candidate* for the reyesentatioa of this borough the most Batons masideration, end that sitar hay ing vo➢ weighed the opinions and other circumstances . . . . so neentiel to be regarded in the important duty of 'electing a candidate, they have unanimously invited James Whits, Eq., to come forward end eddras the electors. Mr. White is a gentleman who bee throughout Kb boa most intemively engaged in commerce, and has for soar pen heed in China, where he acquired an wide fortune, and having returned to England he now seeks to represent a large conetitnency in parliament. ROCRDALn.--On Wednesday evening Mr. Mit,ll eddressed a large meeting of the electors in the Publie Hell, Haillle-street. George Ashworth, Emu., prodded, Mr. Mall, on rising, was reeved with loud applause. He criticised the sentiments =premed by Sir Almada Ramsey on Tuesday evening. He pleaded 5 favour of reform and the ballot, and Justified hie vete In favour of Mr. Coblea's motion on the ground that it wee Intel to begin and cantinas a war simply to gain windmill= for Sir John Bowling Into Canton. He further juntasd his vote because he considered It wrong for servants er pkalipoten- Varies to declare war without consulting parliament. He declared himasif for measures, not men; principlee above party. He relied with the utmost conSdsnoe en his return. At the close of his address ha was much applauded. Several questions were put and answered by Mr. MWI , and the fol lowing resolution was carried unanimously :—" That this meeting "moves of the conduct of our esteemed representa tive during the See years he has represented Rochdale in parliament, and this meeting hereby pledgee itself to return him at the ensuing election.' _ BAl2ollD.—fir. Oliver Heywood declines contest ing the representation of this borough. BALIKBURT.—Mr. Campbell lnei resigned, and at present there appears to be no probability of any other can didate mining forward in oppoeilion to General Buckley and Mr. Mush. SOMERSET (EAST).—Mr. W. Miles and Mr. W. F. Knatchball, the present member', have Just breed their addressee. ST. ANDRT.WIS BURGIIB.—Mr. Brown Douglas is in the Sold, in opposition to Mr. Edward Elliot. STAMFORD.—Lord IL Cecil and Sir F. Thesiger have both boned Mamma to tho electors StINDERIAND.-Mr. George Hudson reached here en Wednesday morning. Mr. Mitchell, of the IthOpirop Ga zette, has hissed an address, but pledgee Massif to Wins in se Kr. Hudson offers hinnuelf for Te:electioa. SURREY (EART).—MeSSYS. P. J. Locke King sad T. Alcoa have issued midmost. The foram. says :—" I have great respect for the ability Lord Palmerston has shown in conducting tho affairs of this gnat nation my thinks are specially due to him for generously main forward at the tints he did, end for bringing the war to mead. I foci, [110“0111f, that under existing circumstances be la the fittest person to occupy the post he now doom. No one canuccuse me od having W;er lent mynah' to faction, nay is k likely I should wish to see Lord Paharrstim supplanted by the party I have always been se strenuously opposed en. As an ear nest and sincere literal, I shall deeply regret any peatpent mint of the grist questions of carliantentery rearm and of peers' progress, if such postponement signal arise in eon sequence of this miserable dispute with essse Odom hubs rans." Mr. Alcoa thinks it may be tam ihr unwed, hem what the premier meld in the come of the Mob wen Mr. Locke Kings motion, that "on the mat emasion he will support • 201. county franchise, whisk wail be a wall in stalment of what is due to the ussegranehised part of the community." SUN DER LA IL—At an immensely crowded meeting of the elei-tors of this borough, held an Tardy night, in 6 4 Lyceum, the largest building in the Was, Mr. Ralph Walters, the liberal candidate, gave an eanseition of his poli tical opinions. He eft most euthasisethelly received, wad an ssanimene vote at imallimer woe pond Is his tavern Mr. Vie le Oslogf roma leg, sal lie mom le amen adds. Mr. Gawp lobs =abed Sominteindi at Welmarg, mil Mr. Iditetill, d M nippiest Gesette, has hemilillseheres, bat he piston himself to retire in case Mr. SAM Enid eller himself for re-sisction. Boloenne.—Mr. Smith, who had an emone lishiserke to stand as • conservative candidate, bas iellaneeenn Mr. L. Dillwyn, the present member, has tem men 1111111111 iii received, end his re-deaden is consi dered certain. T, the course of his address Sir It. Peel observes Theis can be no doubt as to the result of • general election; the country is alive to Its elm interest/. end ' the man we are sa so proud of—to quote the words of my late honoured prsdacessor—will find that he has not mis calculated either the sympathies or the support of public opuilon.' Town' Hstsurre.—A requisition to Mr. G. J. Holyoske is in MUSS of signature In the Tower Hamlets. TYNIEMOUTIL—Captain Linskill, the conservative candidate for the representation of this borough in opposition to Mr. W. 8. Lindtay, is a supporter at Lord Psisnerston's government. WESTILINATEIL—Mr. Wcsterton t e committee are reining funds to wore his return free of expense on liberal sad low church principle& Mr. J. Carta Woad, who le • brewer, carrying on basilicas to Vico:lris-street, Phone*, is also • candidate. He is described so • liberal conservative. WAxzeittp.—Mr. Leatham hie retired from the contest. From the issue of his drat addnes, to the period of his rsUmnient yesterday (Thunday) morning, it was evident that the very modified tone of his opinions, contrasting them with those he enunciated in 1862, had given gnat dissatis faction to the more advanced politkimos of the borough. All through his canvms 110 has not only declined to give soy die , tied pledge with reference to a farther redone in parliament, an extension of the suffrage, or vote by ballot, but in one ar two quarters has decidedly and emphatically expressed no sympathy with these views. The result has been, that in endeavouring to catch • few tones, he hits received but languid support from the more moderate man of his own party, and passive, if not derided, oppositka from those in favour of a bolder policy. Mr. Charbeworth, conserva tive, is the only tandidate now in the fleid, but it is currently reported that one will ' , hardy be brought forward who will be in every Mille of the word a liberal, and an advocate of progressive reform in the oonstitution, both in church and state. _ _ _ YORKSHIRE (Waor RIDING).--Lord Goderich has imued his address to the clarion of this county :—" Since," he rays, "the formation of Lord Palmerston's pvernmeut, I have given to it a general support; sod if you return se to parliament I shall be prepared to do so kr the future. I _ . . " " think that Lord PalnatristOn deserver the thanks of the country for his conduct daring the late war with Buena, for the manner in which hr directed our diploma& affairs during that difficult period, and especially for the course which he pursued at the time of the Vier& Conherame, end in respect to the disputes about the Isle of Serpents and the &sea rabian frontier; end I em of opinion thin the portent govern ment is more entitkid to our confidence than soy other which might be substituted for IL•' YOUGHAL.—Mr. Butt will bare to struggle toe him Mat in this oft-contested borough. His opponent will be Mr. Smith, of BaUinstray, a stoat tory, and a tlemin of eon» Utterable local initiates. His sister is d Cigna, and inter-is-Lou to the King of Naples. THE DIME or NEWCASTLE MID MS LADOrEERIL —A few days ago his Once the Pubs of Newcastle sent to ail his labourers end cokes's.* an his estate six pounds et beet, one bottle et old de, twenty-thaws years old, end see quart of real Cumber ale. The Rev. W. R. Ady has been instituted to the damn* notary et Little Beddow, vacant by the death of the Rev. J. B. Sew. Patna, Lord Rayleigh. The Rev. Thos. Pyper, curate of All Soils church, Brighten, has bow prenatal to the meter, et et Itiebaere, Stamford, vacant by the Ron of the Rev. Joe. Betton. The rev. geathenan preached at St. Martin's alwarelt cc Sea.. day kat. THE FATAL FIRE AT WALIVORTII—INQUEST ON THE FIFE BODIES. Last night, Mr. W. Carter, one of the coroners for Sway, mined as an the bathe of Elizabeth Ray ner and her hag empeellvely 10 st, 7, and 2i pen, who Pee brut deelle an Tuesday n ig ht last, at NO.II, lk. Wahearth-reed, Peke theenallenue. Death the Input Cre dh iL l , Y and Ile in be "Ida the lama wee bald, the Hew Glees Waimea Omen, was crowded to mans the greeting Yuma Whig table In the proceedings. The sew of the estaillesphe was also visited by hundreds alp ines' yesterep and Ile day before. Althea& the dre was ex thigeldied be about two hours, sere ely anything hat the four wale nitro. The ilea anthem maim. was the be reaved lneshind and Mir. Ho wee white Prim ha Ned he a t leres and groans, swift re mow the munerous 1111111111111 L 11111111• 011MININfill traveller, and Ide vele awned on a anew Wise, at the shop when the mistrephe oenueed. G 'resift he bed been out WI the &vend returned home abut ewes. dna he patient et lea with his ddb. Ha _rag asesin he War act mine beim in the iigab v m er rhood en Osedneerdle green, he bit dant eine deb& Eeee safe at that tar; the fear ellethd hie bed to bed in the upper part of the henno, esesaa Ye vlbcd i f hat were in the paper bathed ihe ebqp. Them ism ewe maid Aervanta in the bons, hails s bey up the r t b a y bins when he went out is his gig end leant After tmeestame his briars, he wet late the Fa th er Cap pablieshenee tOmentemeelhaneft _nen wee standing at the bee, whin he head a ethmen agy that there was Omberuelbthete, at a ery sleep. He I ROW ont, ga into the n i end was driven rtp dm road, Clb, my en ds God" earthmen the igenleel ems, " f ilm I plasm ang my home in Imes eel my athe sal hew Ethane bath to death." The peer sent hoe helms it Wale' IMO It wee some little time Woe he add peeeth • ghee of Maier having sommethe prolesd hie, ho gthe ems galiedes respecting the sitria el the Who Mesta ad Mad that the stock and data thee Insand to the savant of bra The boss stee Weld with gm, It =hie in the ship minim, end bar in, the in the shop. These was also a pas light in the swim and kitchen, se well se an the bet Seer, which was occupied a lodger. No -ha, hummer, were burning them. be could give no asemmt whatever, of the came of the ac• cident except the. It mut have Arleen in some way from the %re . man, William Flywa, No. 19, of the London Brigade, deposed that intelligence et the Are wee first brought to the °Moe in the Southwark-bridge road about half-part nine o'clock, when ho in company with other firemen and an engine immediately started fur the spot and wired there shortly before ten. At that time the whole bone wee in a blaze, there being an immense body of fire in the shop, and the gain completely consumed. AA soon as the water was poured in to that part, and it became a little cooled, he saw flames in the upper part of the hose, and ascended to the roe, with a branch pipe. He had then no knowledge at all that any of the innates were in the house. lie gut into the attic window, and immediately his foot toothed the floor it came into contact with the dead body of Mrs. Rayner, which wee lying by the window frightfully burnt, every portion of her clothes being consumed. Near her, in the isle room, wee one of the children, but so burnt that it was impartible to dietinguioh the as. On creeping over the ruins to the nest room he found the body of =other child, also dreadfully burnt, and the capes of the other two were afterwards found be the bedroom below, one lying at the foot of the bed, and the other near ths wham. Sheila were procured a speedily as path* sad thut her en removed to - Nevrington workbooes Tim witness stated that much was the state of the Ire when the engines drat arrived there that it was obsoletely Impossible that any one then to the home could be Beteg. The side dos wee vs, and that must have aided like a pair of hello= the fire. It was invariably the este= with the Fire Brigade sever to break open a door until they .. . 7 well prepared with water instantly to extinguish the se otherwisethe house must of necessity be burnt to the ground. The nest witness was Wm. Sanders, a labouring man, who deposed that he was having seine beer with three of his fellow-workmen when the alarm was raised. lie was in the Red Lien, public-house erectly vposite where the fire wire. Having to engaged in bui. the house he was well acquainted with its construction, and wanted to go in to attempt to save the inmates; but he declared that he MIA stopped by a policeman, although be was quite sure that at that time be could have t and out at the attic wither. He then went u the anbaing house and sweeeded in getting on to the roof and tweaking open • garret wfalme, the one in which Mrs. Rayner wee afterwards found, bet the make was then so stifling that be could not get in. • pert dal of feeling had been excited in the district by a rweesr last the polio* bed improperly interfered in pre ar=pima= eimderft help, and much ill-feeling has emesepages. The evidence of this witness caused a great did of seesorten; but the inspector of the police as serts' that be was mad with evidence to show that It wesebeeletelylmpm r Os Swan) , one to enter except with the almost mriefay ef burnt to death. A juryman asam bi g ed a hope that this livid be *Wren WO. The Caress regith dot the laveadgeilea death be of the Meet descriptkag at the meth One, ths jay ought not to fats COCCI U4Ollll en 'pardon of Ss althea nay. _Sophia Searle NM that en the evening In question, sheet nine o'clock, she bard the boy MIMI an Warm of the, end en running up into the parlour eaw the shop in dimes. She met her miasma et the parlour deer, who begged her to save the baby, which th e see k from the perigee and tarried into the etre*, _ablle Mrs. isms q Maim to save the other anima I Thor were swift through the tops of tho slethes. I see seethe* yen that the the erlibseeth be the app, and ea 2 -.6 lb. NI the era etthkall e 4 sal Ike to the psalm lam wee gee* Ths mate in Ss pates they log. The The two Ales - and =esteent, were 111 the roan I slept In. lip I net be.. She ran does stars WM, WE =WNW WM i rig se, and tried to pall her down, lad the Mel es le sle go down and save the infant. The geeW been Waft staid/ all the seam and theme bid ban se light lane up stairs My alarms and male Neel an awygeed brae, and also Mr. Hervey, the yam, Ida tha I as soccant in no other way for the be Ora by Lei- some of the light things in the obi" met We alga be from the sae. pussy the WV used up the death; &- pool has drat 3: l llE4entep gartles. The gee wee the eV& le the be be amine, end that was mem astielte ids the withow. im be bed to we thaw le Oen Ile able= ill 11101. Bonest There ee were WO UM le all MIMI% Ng OW WO to shut idle tight beim the len aside VA Bs asa into the pa - alga cam ig the hoe, whoa be ne. Moshe eosin NMI the ingolthe the perega the then yea to the slag deer, ad law i the wham be a Sam Thole:lour doss wee egek lei he went tarsi* the pram le the shop deer. It to Ida as if a erie t eethslithe la the wimfew boa the. The 111111111106111 The asps and VON atze c i e sesee 14 11 F ig. the Ilgiarnhe lad ta gettha the het to, Nth pethoei it bird. At tam he pot up kat th etas Mae wee noth i ng bat the gm a the vbellow,no Are bathos, Nobody wasthe shop. The Camase—How do yea Mak that cap rt !be P Witnese—lt might lave bean the mir e s of th em e abutters that based daft easeithag. At this sage of the peaseelass the inquest wee ad journed. RIOT AT H4WISTONE-HALL, INTERFERENCE OF THE POLICE, AND DESTRUCTION OF PROPERTY. Last night a meeting was held at Hawhetone ball,Watertoo-road, for We Ti vi l ei lf Macias from Mr. Wil kinson en exposition of Ms eel say expleaatiost that might be required of his asahat is parliament, Mr. Churchwarden HINTON INS PAM to tie elide. Mr. WILKINNON vindicated the wile hefted give! spinet Mr. Cobden's motion, and expleiaal the mem which had induced hint to support the vote to Iligpases. Mavis( gam over some other topics, be mid be SW erns be a UMW somewhat personal to hist:NlL Mr, Marteat M.P. he Bridport, et a meeting bald aim of the re-election of Mr. William. wid al einte.l=a) had voted for Lord Palm/ aka, sad had Gawk his bases is his back, for the pungens at pietas !eel) , hhemellea for dook-jobbing purism. Ha slignetied that chime sea ben calmay ; bat as he th e hew arnmehee foe *Wrest he wee hearth his cesiragt. Ilvaaeosa Yee male his appears:tee, sad ht @O mbra rehashed the siwairas observetioas amidst the Cremetaimet sal weer, sad am mirth* elnded by e. Wihdaera had lama advaaeral his peallies to recoup himself he the argesses et his Hewn psoceteliag be hie elmelawhis • boay of tbib lowest and most degraded .pwasbe hem dr Mew-eat mad its nci bbetwitood, by the meet seal frantic beisvieer, lou Woe, mad heft a ematat on af the dad sewlidiase. chalswea aid ether endeavoured to Atlas • Webs he ell petite, bat their rlforte were comgisioly aseallihtg, add the anew mid dm' ticulstions of the mesh wedigmeil Mr. STaVTT Ihrweed Se mesa resoletka Y avow Mr. Waldman. width was ememild by Mr. EVANS. The CHAIRMAN MIS Simi Si pot the motion, when the " roughs" from the hattemetthe ream rimmed whit a nth, throwing down all die eerie, ried pillbsg with violence, et. Ewato melte tisk veyealii the *dorm nay lake Ewa Swum tlidm nal shim cisalmeag wow en heeds etas rigsdem, amid thwatimed them ea the *dem with perms& Aim Is dm WM dale sins the pollee wps celled IN when the prweirMams ssom amemerldy cheek and an *Au emegt GAM pold is am* alerdor win lart toe u =te escape. A more dirgresstil some was emir wt JUDICIAL COMMITTEE OT THE PIT! COUNCIL. —The Lards of the Comekite bawd Loeb notified t►dr Wadi= to digitar jademeat la the Bt. P.ol Halglate beg" sod the at. Bentabee, Pfrallee, Char& diareept ca getorday next, at I o•dodc h► the alleesems. Thiedeelakei :oohed hrwal4 to with put carers by a peals b• askew* et Cho eelebihied elm& et ilosholl et Wei LATEST INTELLIGENCE. AUSTRIA AND SARDINIA. SUSPENSION OF DIPLOMATIC RELATIONS. In the Debate of this day we read :—" The ques tion raised by the despatch of Count Buol, of the 10th February, far from being settled as we had hoped, is now aggravated by a new step on the part of the cabinet of Vienna. According to information which we have received direct from that city, dated the 14th, Count Paar, the Austricu I charge d'aff aim at Turin,has received orders to demand his pasaportaand withdraw, with all the members of the legation. Diplomatic relations between the two governments are altogether at an end. M. Buol has addressed a circular despatch to the representatives of Austria at the European courts, directing them to bring this grave resolve on the part of the Imperial court to the knowledge of the respective governments, and to explain the causes which have led to it." EXPRESS FROM PARIS. (raox mi. owx PARIS, TIIIIIPDAT Evenxo. It was lately said in a correspondence of the Is ellpendanre Beige, that the French Emperor bad full/ decided upon a large creation of imperial nobility, and that a decree carrying hiv idea into execution might be expected to see the light very soon. The Path has been instructed to notice this rumour, and in such a way as to shew that it is far from being unfounded. The official journal alleges, indeed, that the Belgian paper's correspondent is " incorrectly informed," and that nothing of the kind is " decided." But it caresses the idea of an order of nobility, which, "whether an illustration of ancestors as in the case of old titles, or a brilliant recognition of personal services, as in the case of new ones, is perfectly compatible with the present regime." The Patrie is even anxious to add that in its own opinion (an opinion of course meant to be taken as the spontaneous and conscien tious result of the private cogitations of the redae. teurs of the Patric, and not in any way as being inspired by the Tuileries) a nobility is the necessary complement of a democracy which admits no pri vileges, but yet recognises merit in every depart ment of the state and rewards it by distinctions. The most likely inference to be drawn from this ad mixture of panegyric with a denial of the existence of the plan extolled, is that the new dukes, mar quises, counts, &c., will not be created just yet, but that on some future occa sion, probably the coronation, a batch of them will be made. Meanwhile the Patrie warns _ the bearers of titles to which they have no legal or hereditary right that the time has come to put an end to such a "scandalous abuse." Threats of this kind have been put forth before, and have greatly fluttered a vast number of dawn in borrowed plumes. But the matter now looks really serious. The go- vernment, we are told, is determined to "restore the dignity of titles and names by protect ing the legitimate rights of those entitled to bear them against usurpation." The weed ing that will take place in certain salons is likely to be something really heartrending. Certainly not one man in ten who calls himself Viscount or Baron, or puts the magic particle " De" before his name, will be able to show a shadow of legal right to back his pretensions. I apprehend it will be very difficult effectually to put a stop to usages long sanctioned by custom. But what will be more difficult still is to persuade the public to attach any great consideration to titles sanctioned by the government heralds. It is quite certain that in purely French society titles are not valued at a rush. They are very useful in Eng- • lish drawing-rooms, and are not without weight as a qualification for a Director of a Joint-stock Company. But a Count or a Baron, ra Count and Baron, and unless belonging to some well-known family, whose name is better than the title, cannot get 101. credit with his tailor, or 100/, extra portion with his wife on the strength of designations which are undoubtedly marketable in the city of Loudon. The records of the Corps Legislatif, during the present session, mention scarcely any other business than the voting of additional local taxes in divers de- "I partments of France. No less than twenty-two bills of this kind have been passed already. M. Herman. - a senator, one of the new official editors of the Pa tric., has been directed to write an article to endea vour to remove the very natural impression that the directors of the public expenditure in the depart ments are following the example of Paris, and out running the constable. The Bourse was a good deal moved to-day by the latest news from Vienna and Turin, according to which a diplomatic rupture between Austria and I Sardinia seems next to certain. The Bente fell 20c. . for cash, and 21c. for account, closing at 70fr. 88c. and 70fr. 90c. Mobilier fell 30fr. Railways were L from sfr. to 10fr. lower. THE EAST. TEMISDAT. The Telemaque has arrived from eonstantinopls four days behind-hand, owing to tempestuous weather, which forced the Criey and the Majestic. English ships-of-the-line, to put into Malta. . . Admiral Bonet anchored on the sth at Smyrna, with three vessels of his division, leaving two hi, the Piraeus. The admiral saved the crew of thi English brig, the Roscoe, when on fire at the month of the Hermus. Kiamil Paella, governor of Jerusalem, has been replaced. Prince Gagarin has arrived at Kutais with the title of Governor-General of Gouricl, Imeritia, Min- yells., and Abr.sia. He was received with rest warmth. The Russian flotilla in the Caspian Sea consists at present of seventeen steamers. A fort constructed by the Czar's troops at the mouth of the Gourgan has been completed, and will contain a garrison of 2,000 men. EGYPT. A letter from Alexandria, 7th, says You have doubtless been informed of the appointment of a new ministry in Egypt. It is constituted as follows: —Prince Alimet l'acha, ex-pupil of the French Polytechnic School, Minister of the Interior and President of the Council ; Prince Moustapha Bey, , Finance ; Prince Halim ruche, ex-pupil of theEoole d'Etat Major at Paris, War; Stephan Bey, Foreign Affairs ; Hafas Pasha, Marine ; Mahmond Paths, who has served in the French navy, minister without portfolio with a voice in the Council ; Prince Ismail • Paths, educated in France, President of the Council of State; and Arakel Bey, Governor of the Soudan." JAPAN. A Dutch journal, the Nerd Brabander, publishes a letter from Batavia, dated the 9th of January, is which It is stated that two British ships of war. have forced an entrance into the Japanese port of Naga— saki, breaking through a chubs which was stretched across it. This statement is very much in need of asoGicsation.