The Express. — London, England, 1868-11-16 00:00:00

THIRD EDITION. TIIR NERAL ELECTION. NOMINATIONS. t TIIIS DAY.) CITY OF LONDON. c nomination took pier rat the Oui lista was 12 o'clock. and at that tame the Hall „,.. +..•t much more than half full. but the &adieus* -r e more numerous afterwards. The Mural °wadi •', • was' 1 , sully cheered oa their coming on theiplatfortn. I'.lerawn Sir B. Phillips proposed the re-election of u Itetbschild. 11;-. Martin Smith recomded. Dt v. Ahlennan Healey proposed th re-clection of Mr. St crawford. Mr. Alderman Dakin scrawled. h1r..1. P. Claigivti proposed the re. loctioo of Mr. Mr. W. Lent seconded. Sir J. Lubbock, amid a storm of liiirew proposed the re slection of Ms. Alderman LIWTOIIOe. Mr. I:en. Brown osunded. duhp. who also mobs amid continual interrup ten. Fro's...Nl Mr. tluis. Mr. H. Masseinian Posonded. Mr. F. Molt proposed Mr. Alderman tlibboua. Mr. C ttoode seconded. Mr. A. Hanbory proposed Mr. Phillip Twells. Mr. John Richanlson seconded. Ile meeting was Mien aildrestwd by the several condi .' except Mr. Baron Rothschild. who was absent on nut of the recent death of his uncle. hands declared to be in favour of the liberal • Ton demanded. FINSBURY. • ,• nomination for this borough took Olsen at The octal spa. ions hustings. which were barely :eted bet , re the prOCCedillgil commenced, were t 1..ik,uw,11-green, in front of the Sessions ' . and a lar_le -lire of the Omen was enclosed for ormodation of the cipporters of the four can -3:1 Mr. Alfred Carr, the n•turning officer, after otomsry formalities had been gone through. ily addrei-rd the electors. and reloaded them to nmirate the gentl, men whom they wished to return as I • it :epresentiitires in the next parliament. 11r. 31`Cullagli rren• was then proposed and seconded r l II Ut.1.11!•101071e1 Stedall. R 3.. ~, Broad-etre-1, cud • Alfred Tykr. Ilibloway-place, Holloway-mad. A'deinimi Lusk by Yr. Jompli Roehford Clot North, and Mr. E. J. Thompion, • )letiei limn Board of Works. ): Cox be Dr. Wilkinson and Mr. Trerelyan. v,r. 0'113f:or by Dr. Harvey and Mr. GuMin. in the •• • : i. of Mr. Money Wigram and Mr. Powaall. sex rnagistrate-s. 1"..• show eas iu favour of Mr. Torrey's and Mr. deiniandol. MARTIEBONE. Th.% hustings for this borough was held in front • a tooth erected for the purpose at the north end of I ‘rthind-place. and looking down that splendid street. he proceedinps appealed to excite very little interest—at .:1 evt Ms at a quarter before 11 there was scarcely % hundred per.,.ns present. At that time, however, Mr. 'Thomas Chambers, Q.C., arrived with about as -name of his friends ; and Mr. Harvey Lewis quickly fol wed with. somewhat smaller escort. To him succeeded r Daniel Grant. who came in a carriage and pair with .- iiny following at all. Dr. Sandwith closed the proces u with a few of hi. sumorters. These were all hberals. • ,unservatice candiate. Mr. Sandford. had retired, I it was nimorred that ho would be replaced by Sir rams Parkrns. usual fornialitirs having been cone through, the re •.g officer. Mr. tjeorge Tamphn, called upon Mr. Graham. who prc•posech and Mr. J. It. Collins. who • 'rd Mr. Lewis ; Mr. Shaw, representative of St. s•vvlebreic nt the Board of Works, who proposed, and Li. Temus, churchwarden of St. Pancras, who seconded :Ambers; Mr. 11. J. Slack, who proposed, and Dr. :u who seconded Dr. Saudwith ; Mr. J. Watkins, who n!..5 (d. and Dr. Edmonds seconded Mr. Grant Lord Clinton. who proposed, and Admiral Belcher, who •:ed. Sir T. Darkens. _ _ lie eandidates having addressed the meeting the show !.:.nda wa■ taken. the numbers for each ►ppearing to n the following order :-1. Mr. Grant ; 2. Dr. Sand s tL : 3. Mr. Chambers; 4. Mr. Lewis; 5. Sa Thomas lakyus, the last having only twenty or thirty in his :avour ; but a poll was demanded on his behalf, as well nn the part of the old members. The proceedingt though at times a little noisy—Sir T. Parkyne was altogether refused a hearing —were exceed crly good humoured : and they concluded with a vote of nsnks to the returning officer. T nomination took place at Charing-crosa, r hustings erected at the hese of the Nelson Column, •: hung Parliament-street. The electors assembled in • it,...nce to the high bailiff's summons in considerable . :i.seding the ...race between the hustings sad the of Sing Charks, and the scene presented showed N. ,, e the wisdom of the removal from Covent-garden. 11. s rough' . element was scarcely represented at all, the wi being mainly oomposed of well-dressed persona of the middle chap and a fair proportion of Artemis. The aolliares upon their appearance on the busting' is, re received with mingled cheers and hisses, The writ having been read by the High Bailiff (Mr. arrie. and the usual proclamation made, mi Erskine i'erry proposed and Mr. H. IL Seymour re ceded, amidst greet shouting, which rendered them shr.ost inaudible, the nomination of the Hon. B. W. i;ro-vesior. ldr. lava Stuart Mill war proposed by Mr. W. T. Malleson and seconds(' by Mr. J. - Beal. Every reference by the speakers to the name of Mr. ~ .iadstone was received with enthusiastic cheering. Mr. George Cub* proposed Mr. Smith, whose name was received with cheers and waving of hate from the rear of the crowd, but with such persistent hint* and groaning and shouting from the front. that the speeches w the mover and the seconder (Mr. W. T. Miller) could only be heord by a few gentlemen upon the platform. The show of kande wee declared to be in favour of Mill •..nd Smith. A poll was demanded ou behalf of Captain late•Vt or. TOWER ILIMLETS. 11u• nomination of candidates for the represents -2,0n this borough in the twat parliament took pima thin day, ariid scewa of the greatest noise, confusion, and e:- •U m. tat. In i3uut of the baiting* which were erected on Stepney nein. an enormons crowd wee aerembled, wha kept up a euttnuoui roar in favour of or agaiaat their po litical - : the first candidate that appeared on the htuitings was :-.smoda. who, acoomparued byhis friends, drove up in 1 , -1) broughams at about a quarter before 12 o'clock. h.- was immediately followed by Mr. Beale., and mem : rs‘it his party, who were received with immense demon 'itions of approvals Mr. Coops was the third candidate privienti4 himself. He also met with a warm recap t. 1 .) his friend', but by hisses and groans from his ad , !limes Ilr. Newtmi neat appeared, and was received by ,iinilar • I Yr. Ayrna Wax the last of the candidate+ that pre .?i him-cli on the hustings. He was welcomed by • T , ovivereal burets of a,clamation. . u,uri f,.rn.alitise ring Lcen gone through in I o moved, and Mr. William Taylor seconded, r wination of Mr. Arlon, in elk-eche% that were re • •'t•tly interrupted by the cheers and groans of the parties. Mr. Nrwtoti was prop:owl by Mr. Terre, the brewer, .I.d seconded by Mr. Thomas 'Blundell, of Limehow.e. Mr. Hoerr Greet proposed Mr. nesteuda, who was onded by Mr. flavenhill. Mu. CGorr, was beat proposed by Mr. Sveirer Char. n!.: 4-n. and seconded by Mr. Fletcher. :11r. Win. Dario, optician, proposed Mr. Dealt% ; Dr. wwnmieti the• nomination. Dl, T. W. Radcliffe, the returning officer, having called VI a .), , er of hands, declared that it wa9 in favour of r %IVA, and Mr. Beale'. 31. ll Tit7ecarei.lyanihands held up for Mr. Newton .o atitely kw for Mr. &muds'. 1:-. 1..,a• b.r Mr. Coope wits considerable. A poll - 1 .0 dt-manded by the three other candidates, it "4 • to he taken to-morrow (Tue,day), to coin ... • f 6;11 , oft in tLe morning. noolduetion took ',lace this morning amidst ut priated eoufwoion. The hustings were erset.d at th e j unetioa of the Kennington and Km 'lig on -1 P.. 1., opposite the Horror. There were probably ow :0' 66 present. The manifeetation of poll reeling wa , very peat, the rival candPlatee bung' greeted ty the shouts of their own supporters, wld eroavid at cod hissed by their opponents. Shortly before 16, t 1 lard May or arrived and was greeted with stent4.. Mr- Murrlut Howard and his friends nest arrived, ii..ir arrival beim; cuutounced to the crowd by a 4 41 , 444: of ,arrinAs which made the circuit of the ( 10N d amid. t lid ci,, rs how the write. Th. Lord Iht, or's C•grligr. Wm. was pwradill, • baud of L' , ..ut Irq plemrd hari-ra for I.uwretite and M . -Arthur 11 on either of the crowd, and the placards were • .t.d ofinterval.. 11. who', of the proceedings wore conducted amidst e ;t. Nrither the pmposere nor sampler* were heard. „' I teol:e.• apidneeiel the eleeturs amidst the shout* of hr. Nl•Arthur then addressed the electors. Mr ,stla coming forward, was received I. ; } I. 4 :rWIX from his anti/peters sad groans and .Llt opponent*. Lie spoke amidst a coutiuued TIM r MAIM 11. NONOAY Netter cendldette %yes heard e yard from Aire he Wla A show of hands was then slid for by the relieving . officer. A ggrrerat many' was held op for - each easdidate; bat the diaeawce was not very remarkable, though ‘in mistakeably in favour of ILIMIMICt sad DlArthur. This having been declared by Mr. Oa low, 11r. Merges Howard denuded a poll, which was ordrerd for to-irorrow, to cosoneeto at 6 and close at 4, and the vast meeting segarabsl amid great omission and excitement. There were NOM severe straggles at the beet of the turtinte,, and sash candidate was serroaaded Za part I of ?Moo& Pelneed M Set their way through crowd. Mr. Napa Howard had to be mooted to Ishii committee rooms at Ise Horse sod the police bad to sake their appearance le prawn order. SOUTHWARK The election of two to Berm in par liament fer the lborough bu ifririthwark onennenoed this = oa st the hee li ng , which had been erected feet he by Mr. Orealuun, the high bai li ff and re turning Wiser. Notwithstanding the late announcement :irofrsition, there was vary little excitement, end the in front wee by no means numerous. The arrive of Mama. Locke and Layard was signalised by loud theses and some comber damsel/RU=l, 01 1 1 4 1 ( 91 4 from the phiforn, the standing morn in which had leadequitably divided between the liberal and tory rs of the borough. Alderman Cotton had also a rely lively, although not numerously voiced ovation. After reeding of the writ and other formal prelimi- Danes, Mr. Gresham claimed a fair and patient hearing. All the candidates were then nominated. Mr. Cloudier proposed Mr. Locke., eulogising that amtleman warmly for his untiring advocacy of the in terests of the borough. Dr. E. Jonas seconded the nomination. Their first object, he said, was to get liberal representatives for their borough, but a second and greeter One was so to increase the liberal majority as to make it certain that they ..hould bare Mr. Oladdme as Prime Minister of England. (Cheers. and eons symptoms of impatience.) He conjured the electors not to allow themselves to be Ms o. 67 et,t." l l,e eceseeptism, ut to cheers.) Dr. lit ndle propelled Mr. Layanl. Mr. Alfred Pocock seconded the nomination. He did so. he said. 'nth especial pleasure because Mr. Layard was pre-enduendy the friend of the working man. Mr. M. Conley proposed and Mr. Meynott seconded the nomination of Mr. Alderman and Sheriff Cotton. Both speakers *ere interrupted by continuous hooting and 4.outing. Mr. Locke was loudly cheered on presenting himself to the electors, but the crowd. noise, and excitement bad by this time eo much • increased that only a portion of the honourable candidates speech wst dis tinctly beard. lie declared emphatically his intention to stand or fall with Mr. Lipid, and he asked every friend of his to divide his vote with that gentlemen. Mr. &ova had that morning pronounced in his (Mr. Locke's) committee-room to give his vote and interest to Locke and Lyon,. (Loud cheers.) Both their names were ideuti fied with the policy of Mr. Gladstone. (Cheers.) He designated the suddenly improvised candidature of Alder man Cotton as a piratical attempt to filch the representa tion of the borough. Like pirates the tones came under false flags, having this time adopted Line instead of red, the homer having been from time immemorial the liberal colours of the borough. Show of bands in favour of Locke and Layanl. Poll demanded. 8 ° 17711 listrerl— of Niti l t Y. Feltner 0.). The as labto zesing &remises, is aim ft Atusciaini.--Limitingtea ad Lia&sy acsainated.. &Mended. Cliumorasa.—Siunuelma and Outlaw porsinsSed. Poll &assailed. tirey, Hick, Barney and Pope, nominated. Poll demanded. Illassami.—Whitb_rend t Tenter, Howard, and nominated. Poll demanded. Terwcorrn.—llir It Peel, Belmar, sad John Peel asinatrd. Poll demanded. OZlMOBT.—Tosalios and Fades nominated. Poll mended. Thentaaavay.—Priee and Lorimer' nominated. Pall . demanded. Wassx.—Woods, Lancaster, Ecksmioy, and Pearson nominated. rol l demanded. Cannrsr Thorium. —Stuart and Oiffard nominated. PoU demanded. Warritzsvrx.—Steward and Dontinck nominated. Poll demanded. Wsnwww..—real, Cromer, and Weaves nominated. Poll demanded. finwswarmay.--Ciement, Crawford, and Twins nomi nated. Poll demanded. WarraT.—Oladstono and Woraley nominated. Poll desnanded. Rasnoto.--tioldsisid, Worm, and Carden nominatod. Poll demanded. Tatmo.—Tivian, Edwards, and Williams nominated. Poll demanded. d Mecar manded. ramut.—Dater and Macdonald nominated. Poll Curnanon.—Roandell and Amhara nominated. Poll demanded. mended. Cnransx.—Elliott and Otway nominated. Poll do- Norracoam—Clifton. Wright, Osborne, Seely, and Clayden norninated. Poll d o m ed, Slittrmar.o.—Radfield, Ipedella, Roebuck, and Priam nominated. Poll demanded. Wsnam ended. orox.—Rylands and Grainall nominated. Poll dep : yr-Baino, carter, Wheelhouse, Fairbiirn, and s ateriennaaallwiT i,aos4trlttW sated Poll demanded. CnicnErram--Smith and Lennox nominated. Poll demanded. Rvr.— Hardy and Loyd nominated. Toll demand NI. Pownsnotrrn.—Flphimitone, Stone, and tiaselle nomi nated. Poll demanded. Wimwmarnv.—Broglm, Walker, and Kenoaley nomi nated. Poll demanded. WINCEEBTIM.—Scott, Simonds, and Carter nominated. Poll demanded. WlXD6oll..—Eykyn end Gardiner. Show of hands in favour of Fyiyu. Poll demanded. lliaxmvanso.—Captain Osborn and Mr. Laird. Show of hands in favour of Captain Osborn (L). Poll demanded. limowrox.—White, Fawcett, Coningliam, Moore, and Aebbury. Show of hands in favour of White and Fawcett. Poll demanded . HARIFICIL—Show of hands declared to ho for Jorvis. Macexzerin.n.—Show of hands largely in favour of Chadwick and Drothlehuret. Poll demanded for Raton. Barrox.—Show of hands in favour of Staniland and Jones. The mob clawed Collins to his hotel. HAFTINOL—North, Bramey, Calthorpe, and Thurston nominated. Poll demanded. Mmirrowm—Lee, Whatman, Parbury. and White no minated. Poll demanded. UREZlloCll.—Clui.tie and Grieve nominated. Poll da mantled. Nowritsm.rwrox.—Johns and Hutton nominated. Poll Beta.—Tito, Dalrymple, and Hogg nominated. Poll demanded. Noaniaxprox.-o,lpin, Dmdlaugh, Henley, Mere. nether, Lendriek. and Lem nominated. Poll demanded. A:MOTEL—WeIleshl and Fortmeue nominated. Poll demanded. GlATTlLVD.—Wingfield and Pim nominated, Poll de. wooded. Pninatetz Durnuer.—lleyriek and Owen nominated. Poll demanded. Bream)wax.—Verney and Hubbard nominat2d. PoU demanded. NswcAirrzw-ox-Tnta.—Cowen, Hamotl, and Headlara nominates. Poll demanded. LEcarrwsraw.—:pinks and Arkwright nominated. Poll Dranen.—Wharton, Davison. and Henderson nomi nated. Poll demanded. DO,ZlL—Dickson, Freehleld, Jena, and Abrahams no minated. Poll demanded. Cnsarsa.—Groevenor, Baikee, Salisbury, and Hoare nominated. Poll demanded. RAWAL—Stansfeld, Greening, and Akroyd nomi nated. Poll demanded. Prreasonotoon.—Wells, Green, Whalley. Hankey, and Wrenfordaley nominated. Show of hands in favour of Green and Wells. Exuma.--Coleridge, Bowing, Rarslake, and Mills no. minuted. Poll demanded. CAILIIIIE.—Potter, Lawson, Hodsgon, and Slater nomi uuttd. PoU demanded. HULL.—Norwood, Clay, Baxter, and Atkinson nomi nated. Pull demanded. lit.irrresusinniz.—Cocaper, Brand, Smith, and Surtase VlMilmtnd. Pell Poll demanded. Yonz.—Weithead, Gladstone, and Lowther nominated. Baggallay, Wyllie, and Arbuthnot nominated. Pull demanded. Zimecummiemirnza-Lumen—Allen, Salmon, and Brick ley nominated. Poll demanded. Girona—Cardwell, Harcourt, and Deane nominated. Poll demanded. Tanwrox.—Barclay, James, and Cox nominated. Poll demanded. Bmwaux.—Maxwell, Trollop., Edward, and Kennard nominated. Poll demanded. Dszustorrow.—Spark and Backhonse nominated. Poll demanded. CAMISOL.—Toms, Fowler, Powell, and Gorst no minated. Poll demanded. _GLasoow.—Dalglish, G, Anderson, and Camp. bell, nominated. Poll demanded. Wkersuat.—Phipps and Laverton nominated. Poll demanded. 11nm/rm.—Young and Bruce nominated. Poll de manded. Rtaatosn.—Palmer and Robert nominated. Poll demanded. WARINAIL—Drax, Calcraft, and Fremantle nominated. Poll demanded. Ivinotex.=nourne and Richardson nominated. Pon demanded. I3LAcKatrni.—Hoinby, J. Pielden, Potter, and Major Fadden nominated. Poll nominated. Daorrwrros.--Corbett and Pakington nominated. Poll . . WZMOUTU.—Edwards, Powell, and Hambro nom!. aced. Poll demanded. WzoTow Iherszcr.—Vans, Agnew, and Young nong ated. Pon demanded. Fa z.—Hughes and Sleigh nominated. Poll de- Socrs Dlll3ll7lllME.—Evens, Colvile, Greeley, mid Smith nominated Poll demanded. CawranataT.—Jahnstone, Brinkman, Huddlestou, and Warner nominated. Poll demanded. Surinzatatrn.—Cionrley, Candlish, and Thompiou nomi nated. Poll demanded. Tvirntotrrn AND Norm Sfiraime.—Smith and Trotter nominated. Poll demanded.. . . . ----....... . ~.. -----. BISIVIMET.--Olan and Lloyd nominated. Poll de. mended. Vanderbyl, Westropp, and OW nominated. Po demanded. Fotbergill, and Bruce nominated. Woopero demanded. ::-Brodrick and Barnett nominated. roll Inerawr.—llomtrey and Hamadan noun. noted. Poll demanded. _ . iiiimsairoci Dismxcr. Thomson, Bourerie, and Chadwick nominated. Poll demanded. MEMBERS RETURNED. (THIS DAY.) Survontentaa (loam).—Buller (L) and Adderley (C). returned. Witten= (Souu).—Thyme (C), and Grove (L). re turned. Ilunnemerint.D.,—Leathant (L), returned. Btnrowr.—Mitchell (L), returned. KZNDAL.—Whitwell (L), returned. STAXTORD.—Hay (Ci returned. Issas/Len.— Bu ll er ), returned. Nzwrowr Gets or tour.—?dart:n (L.) returned. Nurrnoonanennut (Souru).—Barron (C) and iiildyard (C), returned. Carcenroon Cinvintervv.— Walpole (C) and Hope (C), /ismrounta (Nonni). -Baiter Booth (0) and Beach (C) returned. WmAsm.—lrorster (L), returned. WAlSON.—Fitzwilliantr: a turaed. LAIINCEIMIN.—Lopes ( , returned. 8?. Into, Coarrwsu -- • e (L), returned. Monrirru.—(hey (L) returned. Wormsanssurox.—Vithers (L) and Weguelin (L), re. turned. MARLDo2ol7oll.—Bruce (L) returned. FUNS DIIIMICT.—IIanmer (L) returned. Swairszs.—Dinwn (L) returned. Dm= (Soya).— Bakm (L) Jolumtene (L) returned. Mmuovirrninurni.—Mr. I). Williams (L) returned. Immix:43osly (L) and Palmer (L) returned. HUTT KOTlON.—aring and Brookes nominated; Brookes retires and Baring (C) returned Rums Domaicr.—Duff (L) returned. Sneurusm.— Burrell (C) and Cave (C) returned. ItsTrems.—Oalway (C) and Fuljambe (C) returned. DUl.LEY.—Slietitlan (I.) returned. tisoss-ox-Tanier.— Melly (L) and Roden (L) returned. ManDLisimomau.—Bolekow (L) returned. Eve.—Banington (C) returned. SIIAPTINIMIST.--01 IL) retuned. Tamirrocm.— ( I, returned. Dpacaserss.—eturt (C) retuned. HACKNEY. The nomination of the candidates for the new parliamentary borough of Hackney took place at noon at the buntings in London-fields. A large body of police was present to preserve order, party feeling in the district bein very warm and the locality hi'torically notorious for scenes of violence. Until within about - half an hour, however. of the time for commencing few persons were assembled, and the spec tacle was perfectly quiet. The tint arrival was that of Mr. Loma Webb, the only conservative candidate. who came in an open carriii7e, with four greys and postilions in light blue livery. When he appeared on the hustings he was greeted with groans, derisive laughter, and sundry jeering interrogatories, together with cries of •No more lawyers," &c. Mr. Homer followed soon after, his arrival creating but little interest in the crowd escept among the partisans of Mr. Dickson, who, on presenting himself, met with a hearty reception from a strong body of supporters in front. Mr. Reed was very cordially and generally welcomed. By this time the gathering had bocome very large, amounting to several thousands, and an occa sional fight or scuffle amid the densely-packed crowd en livened the view from the hustings. Mr. Holies and Mr. Butler, who were last to appear, were received with little demonstration. Mr. 11. Child (the returning officer) having opened the proceedings with the usual formalities, the only notable in cident during their observance being three cheers for the Queen. and a hearty response, for the moment at lead, to Mr. Child's earnest entreaty for justice and fair play, the nomination of candidates was proceeded with, in accord ance with previous arrangements and consent, in alpha betical order. Mr. Coreen proposed Yr. Cligebt Salisbury Bid liq;" founding his advocacy chiefly on Mr. Butler's past ser vices in parliament. The following candidates were proposed : —Mr. C. S. Butler, Colonel Dickson, Mr. John Holms, Mr. J. J. Homer, Mr. C. Reed, and Mr. Lomeli Webb ; the first five being liberals, and the last candidate a conservative. The show of hands was declared to be in favour of Mr. C. Seed and Mr. J. Holm'. A poU was demanded. GMM7WICH. The nomination for this borough took place at the hustings m front of the parish chart*, Greenwich, at 11 this monung. About 3,000 persons were present. After the =nal preliminaries, Dr. Purvis proposed, and Mr. T. Norfolk seconded, the nomination of Mr. Alderman Salomon.% _ _ _ Viscount ii17111;1;;;a proposed by Mr. Young and seconded by Mr. Shersby. Mr. A. Angerstein and Mr. Delaware roes simulta neously, the former to the Hon. W. E. Gladstone and the latter Sir H. W. Park er. Both gentlemen con tinued, amid a scene of great mahatma, to speak for some moments, till at last Mr. Delaware gave way. Mr. White seconded the nomination of Mr. Gladstone, but the seconder of Sir IL W. Parker could not be ascer tained. Viscount Mahon and Sir H. Parker each addrened the electors, but the uproar that prevailed was so great that it was impossible to hear either at a distance of two or three yards, and as no provision was made for reporters it is impossible to give anything of what they said. rpm • show of hands being called for, at least nine- tenths were held up for &lemons and Gladstone. ♦ poll was demanded on behalf of the other candidates EMPOLD.—Gibbs and Dims&lc nominated Poll do mande& Laiiietza.—Taylor, Harris, and Greene nominated. roll demanded. Dawarmr.—Samuelson, Mewburn, and Stratton nomi nated. Poll demanded. Dist. - Pli msoll, -- --- DlDlNT.—Plinisoll, Etas', and C.)% nominated. roll demanded. ilarrnor..-13erkeky, Morley and Mill nominated. roll demanded. CoviorraY.—Eaton, Hill, Carter, and Jaelrvin nomi nated. Poll demanded. Zioawien.—Buseell, Tillett, and Stracey nominate. Poll demanded. Bray. LANCASHIRE.—PhiIips line Chetsea nominated. Pell demanded. ROCIMAI.2.— Potter and Schofield nominatocL Poll de manded. Lyintitivon.— Show of bands larpoly in favour of Mr. Pratt (L). roll demanded on behalf of Lord O. Len nox (C). STATFORD.—CIawner, Pockin, and Meller nominated. Poll di man& il. Poona..—timat and Waring nominated. Poll de manded. KLDIPEIMIC97ES.-3lnkin and Lea nominated. Poll de manded. Ba►m onn.—Forater, Mall, and Itipkp nominatod. Poll din wiled. Idarcztrarax—Barley, lone% Bright, Birley, Hoare, and Henry nominated. I'ull Cuteruntate.—Young and tioldney nominated. Poll demanded. SCARIiOROVGII.--Caley, Dent, and Johnstone nominated. Poll demanded. _ _ _ Woactavan.—Laalett, Lyeett, Shoriff, and Hill nomi nated. Poll demanded. tiloottort.—Weitidn, Smith, 111. ping, and Ambrose nominated. Poll demanded. _ BLsi ST . ir;iir;gDB7—iireen, Banbury, and Hardemtle nominated. Poll demanded. PLYNOVIIL —Collier, Morrison, and Lane nominated. Poll demanded. Spinka, Hibbert, and Platt nomi nated. Poll demanded. _ _ _ fittsonn.—Cbeetham, ---- Cawley, Morley. and Rawson nominated. Poll demanded. Tram Diwrawr.—Mactie and Miller nominated. Poll demanded. _ _ _ _ _ Baum'ea.—Jervis and Jenkins norainated. Poll de manded. . . .—lnderwiek and linthunit nominated. Poll demanded. PlantiN.—Hermon, 'toward. Heeketh, aid Lew nomi nated. Poll demanded. Gim.nronn.—Onelow and Garth nominated. Poll de manded. BIEXISOBAX.—An immense crowd amemblud before the hnidino,m. The show of luaids was largely in favour of Mesers. Bright, Dixon, and hinntz. The tory candidates were not heated, but the proceedings were characterised by gall humour. Poll demanded. BLLNLEY.— It. Shaw and Air J. V. Searlett. Show of bands in favour of Mr. Shaw (L). Wrconni..--earrington and Mille nominated. Pull doniunded. CARNARNON DthliLlter.—Truglies and Wynn nominated. Poll demanded. ~ LATEST SPORTMG INTILLIGE*OII TIM MEETING A? WARWICK. 1111$ 1017011. OW TILS MIMS. Sin,—N4Avithirtanding the elections, Mr. S. Kerry Will have bie " heaeat " this week M Warwick, what's the Lesimingtoa and Warwickshire Nast Nesting, roinmesoing launonow, close the wane ea Friday next, so far Mist racing is eonoreard. The grogram* is one similaillioharactar to that of larmnikary—a heavy one is every tease of the word—but ressiating of meats that cannot amigo more than a passing interest ; and not to occupy and of your space, so valuable jest now. ne doubt, I simedirside the Int dare rims by apportion. fag them as Wader : _ _ _ NCIIIRRY .-111mmas at Neonhate. in the &bassos of Wits imksietind a b. sad at Tatier tsars this aliaireta with all Lori Ileaadoare Mama Hamm Damara! ilarnaca.--errille or Python. Yana Iffiest PLLTl.—Catiic Hama a I acre. scat.—Vantauir of Rutty. Munn Ammissi.—Hippodsmia 6117. The reedhisr of the bill of fare shall be diamond day by day.—l Om, X° 3° 4l :X 1113171310 - IN LONDON. Although there was a numerous attenianoe at the club this morning vary little was dome la the shape of speculation, a few bets on the Croydon Steeple Male re presenting the turf wagering. For the boat-ram Kelley was in great request, his supporters laying even money to large amounts, and finally betting 6 to 4on him b a limited 'tent. Prices as : CROYDON GRAND METROPOLITAN STEEPLE CHASE. 10 to 1 sight Steamboat (off, 100 to 8t) 100 to 8 Olobule (t and off) 100 to 6 Huntsman's Daughter (t) 100 to 6 Meanwood (t) 100 to 6 The NW] (t) 100 to 6 Colenso (t) CHAMPIONSHIP OF TUB THAMES. 6 to 4 on Kelley (t) OLEAT ERUPTION AT MOUNT VESUVIUS. (ramovon INITIZeII AG OT.) NAPLINS, Nov. 16. Lost ►tight an eruption upon an immense scale from the newly-opened cone of Vesuvius took place. The whole horizon was magnificently illuminated. Vin. On -91 e'en* •vt lAN filtay's Odlituental *Wok bie the Stook Rrobaoan and prionneUeorly all in au advern would probably 1* agora br dui to fresh operations akenimatirll art• Aluildball. Daring the nest. few • days the *lonian are eapected io greatly interfere with buoir rate greatly n the City. The Offilril‘ meat faade bare reoeded ito I par cent. Barra, -.. . . - 24 I-8 Media fin I to fitmen t tks JAI tan bats in Metropolitan. In the foreign steak nod* bass of 1861 and Turkish see freely offered, at lower quotations. Aa regards Aaaerieen esesiritiee, the =change Is an important recove r y i n th e way &arm The amount snorkel is imolai, but the rate for the best bills it still 11 to II petossit. Oonsob are finitted 164 for mow and the essonn6 (Dee . 1) ; and the Three per Dente. Reduced sad Vey Three per Cents., 641 to 1. The dealings in rellway seourities show a pre ponderance of sales, and the market is dull. Metropofitese stools has declined 1 per cont., end London and Worth Western, Great Western, Mid ' land, and Brighton, 1. Annexod are the prices : London and North Western, 113 to 1; Great Western, 601 to f; Midland, 11n to ; London end South Wosteqs, 87&. to 681 ; Great Eastern, 441 to 3 t BaiSLtest , 491 . 66 110;. Smith Besteen, 1111 - * taltiftweillio. 443..10 Arse Neelharn, 106 to ; ditto A, 16 1 1 to 1031 ; Caledonian, 741 to ; Lancashire end York shire, 1281 to 129 ; London, Chatham, and Dover, 171 to ; and Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire, 471 to 481. Foreign stooks are flat. Turkish of 18.58, 1882, and 1866 have declined / to 1 per cent. ; Italian of 1861, ; ditto, of 1868, 1; Brazilian of 186.5, Egyptian of 1868, and the Orol Vitebsk Railway loan, 1 ; and Peruvian of 1865, 4. Subjoined are the quotations :—Brazilian of 1863, 771 to 78 ; Chili= of 1867, 941 to 931 ; Egyptian of 1864, 811 to 62 ; ditto of 1888, 74 to 1; Italian of 1861, 561 to 1 ; ditto Tobacco Loan, 21 to 3 prom. ; Mexican, 131 to 16 ; Peruvian of 1866, 80j to 811; Russian of 1866, 901 to 1 ; ditto Nicolai Railway Loan, 851 to 66 ; ditto Orel, 81 to 1; ditto Mosoow-Jaroslaw, 821 to 1 ; Spanish of 1867, 341 to ; Turkish of 1868, 081 to 691; ditto of 1882, 641 to 691; and ditto of 1866, 411 to 1. India Bonds are 2s. better, at 13s. to 18s. prem. The Ten-and-a-Half per Cents. are quoted 213 to 217 ; the Five, 1141 to 1151 ; the Four, 1021 to 103 ; and the Debentures, 1061 to 1. Ex chequer Bills, 1 as. to 20s. prom. ; and Bank Stock, 244 to 246. There is no change in miscellaneous shares. General Credit, 21 to 21 dia. ; ;International, 11 to 11 dia. ; Hudson'. Bay, 141 to 1; Telegraph Construction, 161 to j ; Atlantic Telegraph Eight per Cent. Preference, 31 to 4 ; and Anglo-Ame rican, 211 to 221. Scarcely a bargain has been recordod in bank shares, and prices are without variation. United States 3-20 Bonds are 1 per cent. lower, at 731 to 741, but Erie Railway Shares are in edit() demand, and 31 per ocnt. higher, at 31/ to 321. Illinois Central, 931 to 961 ; Atlantic and Greet Western Debentures, 381 to ; and the Consolidated Mortgage Bonds, 39} to 11_ A petition for the winding up of the Interna tional Life Assurance Society is to be hoard before Vice-Chancellor Malin' on the first day of petitions in December. The directors of the Chartered Mercantile Bank of India, London, and China, have issued the following report : The directors, on the emotion of the second interim meeting, present a half-yearly etatement of amounts, ;gob they trust the shareholders will consider satidao tory, showing a net profit of 80,6311. 7s. 3d. for the half year, er at the rate of upwards of 20 per cent. per annum on the capital of the bank. An interim dividend of 3 per cent. for the half-year ended 30th Jane last, bee been paid, and a balance of 68,1311. 71. 3d. is carried for ward to this half-year's account. The direstors bays pleasure in elating that the twines of the beak eoutianes steadily to improve, without any fresh WINS being in curred. It is with much regret that the directors Live to announce the retirement of Sir Frederick James Halliday, H.C.8., tom the direction, in oonsequenee of his baring bean appointed a member of the Council of India. It is proposed to fill up the vacancy thus occasioned at the annual meeting in May next, and the directors &etre to recommend one of the auditors, Mr. Janne Joseph Mackenzie, ler the aim, as a gentleman eminently well qualified for the appointment, from his long and extensive acquaintiutes with the lad The half-yearly meeting will be held at the bank en Tuesday, the 17th instant, at 1 o'clock. TWO O'CLOCK. The English funds are slightly firmer, at 94 to ,i, but several of the English railway and foreign stocks exhibit a fresh reduction of h to f per cent. Erie Railway shares have relapsed to 291 to I. FOUR O'CLOCK. Console are without change, et 94 to *, both for money and the account. In the railway market, Midland and Great Western stocks have declined I, to* per cent., viz., to 112 to I and 301 to ,`„ respectively. Other lines are steady. Foreign bonds are firmer. Italian of 1861 have improved I per cent., the present price being 33/ to *. Turkish of 1863, 411 to t ; Spanish of 1867, 34; to 2; and Charkof scrip, to 1 prem. No bullion has been takin from tho Bank to day, but it is stated that 1,000,0001. will be with drawn to-morrow by Messrs. Baring for transmis sion to Russia. MINES.--(17118 DAY.) ONB O'CLOCK. The mining market is moderately active to-day. Prince of Wales, Chiverton, Greet Laney, Caldbeok Fells, and West Chiver ton are inquired for. Annexed are the prices : West Chiverton, 811 to 821 ; Chiverton, 4/ to n i e ; Marko Valley, 9 to 91 ; East Lovell, 81 to ; Great Laney, 201 to 21 ; East Gren • , 31 to 4 ; Prince of Wales, 40s. to 425. ; Caldbeok Fells, 12s. to 14s. ; East Caradon, t. ; New Lovell, 20s. to 22.. Bd. ; Stray Park, se to 71; South Groat Work, Bs. to Bs. ; and Red moor, 4s. to tis. _ _ Foreign and colonial alining shame are inactive, at the following prices :-Bt. John Del Rey, 17 be 18 ; Don Pedro, 31 to prem. ; Anglo-Brazilian, 1-16 dis. to 1-16 prem.; Pestarena, it to ; Chontales, 21 to #; Roma Grande, 9-16 to 11-16 prem. ; Anglo-Italian, par to United Mexican, 1 to 2 1 • Frontino and B olivia , 9-16 to 11-16 ; Port PIA& lt to 3 ; Central American, 1 dia. to par , pul l) &I vor , t o dis.•• Yudanamuttnia, ~' to ; and Nerhudla Coal, ' 3 to 21 dim. COAL MARIEBT.---(THIS DAY.) Walls End Hatton, 19e. 6d. ; Walla End Larabton, 19e. ; Wells End Buwel l _, 19e. Id. ; Walls End Bceik 19e. 3d. ; Walla lad Tees, 19a. ; Walls Ead OriginalHartlepool, 19a. ; Walls Ud Sea& NA" 19a. ; Walla End Haugh Hall, les. 6d. ; Wa W lei=awg 18a 6d. ; Walla End Edea Main, 17e. ; 117•111111nd WM" 19s. ad. ; Walls End Tanstall, 16.. ; Walls Ilad Hatton Lyona, lea. 9d. ; Walla Bad Ptasswellgato, 17a. ; New Belmont, 17a. 3d. ; H all, 16.. id. ; Powell'. Duerr' Ate " 17.. 9d. ; aar HarHey, 13.. 6d.-83pe at market, 66 ; at ma, 19, • • Rlglittoraf: Mai'Mk I.' IV:. IMIT • ......_ G. mr. a win,' ocsA4Porettst (0) sad Beard 04 *f • Notify Kau F. /. C. ltelmfa m agllonevelL—Traoy (14 name& 1 . Mum.— arks (I 4 relurafd. ed. roli Ham INSISIOV.—Dath (L) filemell. • • nom --illieffen (L) aad Mee (L) relereed. , !be nefavomme mamba& —01: (0) sad llaeasll (14 rigarmilf Anse.. LI Mame& teutakZe with tepid I celesta. I.meofer . Anger ad, MIA Vries (0). Tu. led to foram soles ill tamed. fr eilelley. The to& am Use moults of the eisedioae file day We vd.lolo bl prim advice, received up le 4. Id pa : &echo& %e redeso Peel no. I •.. . • .. —l. 1 itioleteet bet ler di Ie Cemenidives .. .. .. Poll df- br the aetehealiell COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MASK-LANE.-{THIS DAY..I. To-ilay's market was modcealely supplied with Zuglish wheat. The trade for all qualities was quiet in the ex treme, millers being indisposed to operate except to suet their immediate requirements. Very little business was transacted, and, had factors pressed sales, less money must have been taken. There was a fair show of foreign wheat on the elands. For all descriptions the trade was very quiet, and prices had a downward tendency. In the barley trade there was a great want of activity, and prices, as compared with Monday last, declined to the extent of 2s. per quarter. The market was well sup plied, more especially with French qualities. There was less firmness in the malt trade, and the quotations had a drooping tendency. Oats-the supply of which was moderate-were in slow request, and prices were rather lower. Beans were firm, end fully supported last Monday's currency. Peas were in short supply, and the trade ruled firm at full currencies. In maize mice progressed slowly: nevertheless previous quotations were supported. The flour trade was very quiet, and price were rather in favour of buyers. The Sooting grain cargo trade has ruled quiet as regards w lin • %ise corn has ruled active. arrived = lBllll j air i ftr anzo mi r r b" tenon Maneaopoli Te hm= d at 665. ; Oldrita 46. to 475. ; Den Obirka, 46e. Sd. to 47e. ; Odessa, 60s: to 635. per 49YIb*. Monies, 425. 9d. per 480th.. Yai ss afloat has been in brisk demand, and prices have ad vanced Gd. to Is. on the week. Galata, arrived, 37e. 3d. to 38s. ; Ibrail, 37a. ; Odessa, 375. 9d. per 4921 b. .; Galan, on 375. per 4921 b.. Danubian, 36.. 6d. per 480th.. ; Rsehova, Xs. 6d. ; 'braid, 38s. 9d. per 480th.. Transactions is panels to be ehir tig h:ve taken place to a considerable extent at impro currencies. Barley has been inquired after, but the rates demanded have greatly checked business. Taganrog, on has realised 625. ; Danubian, shipping, 31s. frZOn l i g ea, e ' 30s. 9d. per 106113 e. Rye, afloat, has bean in firm request, on fully former terms. Azov. arrived, 334. ; per 48Mbe. Linseed has been less active, and pesos. have given wa . Caloatta, on passage, has realised DOB. lid. per 410th.. Egyptian cotton seed, off the coast, ham sold at 91. 12e. 6d. to IW. ton. AriszvAx. or - • : Mane, 179 qrs. Foreign : Tares, 2,769; • 4,872; rapeseed, 7,860 ; and mane, 8,694 qre. EXPOISTe.-Oats, 40; rye, 3,871; and Wand, 1,196 qrs. IJOUTALS OP ORLIN, So., INTO LONDON IT LAND AND WATTS CARRIAOI, TROY NOV. • TO NOV. 14, BOTH INCLUSIVE. iWbest Dark/. Ilda lt. Oats. Beres Poss. Mac tell ...1 VW 2Z 714 4i % 4511 10019 ircesisa... *4l7 tan ... 7 iiir lie ::: 141 Teta ... 4416 me 1 147 7161 ma 1044 . sores LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET. (TIM DAY.) (IT 1111.110 WK.) WROM OVA OWN ooaammostuatee.) The market quiet but steady, end the Wee foot up &hoot 10,000 bale... CORK BUT= MARKET.-{THIS DAY.) (TOON Oil OWN 0011UNNONDWIT.) Ordinary, no change • 660 firkin,. Mild cured, 138.., 121 e. ; 40 Arlan& MINCING-LANIL-glllB DAY.) Stow.—Then is a fair inquiry, chiefly for refining qualities, but firmer prices being demanded, etsroely any business has been transacted. Refined dried goods are firmer, and other goods sell steadily at previous ratan. Coma I. in general request. Native Ceylon sold at 495. and Mysore at 535. Tu. continues quiet. Rzaz.-6,000 bags of cargo Bengal sold at Be. 91. Gash for red. _ . . CO;ron.—Previous prices are about impportad, but at which the demand is only moderate. In other articles no sabs to report. TALLOW NAREMT.—(THIEI DAY.) The market is steady. Town tallow, 60s. 3d. ; Poem berg Y.C. on the spot, 61s. 6d. ; December , 61s. id. ; JamuuT, 625. ; March, 62a. 6d. PARTICULARS OP TALLOW. , INN. I left Work on bend this day.. 46,739 39,879 91.031 93, 8 61 Dieway lut work Ditto Dom Lit Juno Arrival lad week sax 4 40 3,764 8,016 Ditto Dun Ist Juno i s. 2. a. a. d. nd. Art Rice T.C. mepot thin day 49 9600 44 0 1 43 0 t 9 Ditto Town 1a Friday l4 9 419 46 0 01 ka. lad year, Mao week sag eleirresa, 044 asks. Tk• wind loot woes ..001 trertholis— from . io=di a lt Books tram Week Amines ; 1.1 froth other LOIS gooks. METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET. (THIS DAY.) We have a good supply of beasts, and trade is active for the choicest qualities at fully late rates. Trade is no better for middling descriptioas. The number of dump is the same as on Monday last. Trade is very slow an it is difficult to obtain late rates. Calves are about as onThursday. Our foreign coo= 1,840 beasts, 63 calves, and 10 pigs. From 150 besets; Ireland, 730; Norfolk, 10; and 1,880 home and midland counties. _ _ IPte Auto el Abs. 6. d. 6. d. Tie gam et Ina 16 3. 6. 11. Bait Soot., lorteds. 6 I 5 4 8e54D4k1E34365011 0 0 0 Best Mart-bore 4 8 6 1 Beg Lompsods...... 4 4 4 Booted qsaL Doody 30 4 0 Do.. do., Mors— 00 0 Calves 6 4 Pfl,4. 3 8 6 IlweeltmotadqvaL S I 4 5 0 Do. 80. Moea 00 0 Beat Dost Hlt-brods 4 10 6 0 lambs 0 0 0 Desoto at mark* 4,610; Amy sad balk . 16.1110; NM% 76; Om 310. _ BOROUGH HOP MARKIN.--(THIR i T i r j pg.. PaOsaka sal /milk rapid deadly for earmillin. sit lid week's pd.% abase umplu Nig OKI% gi , IAIL,kdY MINIMA 211, (MUM ARILEt--(71118 DAY.) • {Chola, prone Se 1 p.ss.j GOTEZNAILBIT Ca ?astrys i t l' aeat., hut. sad luty. 1/0/414, 108‘ a, $ . Do. 5 per asst., Jan. and July, 95, 45, f. ai r South Wales, 5 per cent., Jan. and July, 1883 ti 7 ffiw it rlA . S pet wet., Jan. and July* * Nora tlir cent., Jlia. and July, 1 • 41 Quilarlaad, t 04.1" lan. an/ July, 'PT South 1905 110. Australian, 6 per oast., Jan. and July. IN. 4 Vista* 6 per eget., April and Oct., 110. _ MI %AZT SNAIIIII AND aroma. Gnat Greet 4 2 . (A receivea no &video/ acrd6 poi wet. been paid , 106. Grist W 501. loadaa, Ust Brigbki% and Dover sad 001114 50. i" Cliater., , 1. London aniNnells Western, 111, lorries eat Ism& Walken, .875, 1 5 Ilambraby Il and Linaolsakin, 47k. ir 69 5- runtsiaNDCW IMAM. Great Negate, i pee sent, 111. Great Wookan, joie rist dhow. 5 per oent, PIGININDISNI SRAM AND STOONIL Great Northam. S per mut Semsdisonatilik, 108. LINES London and Dischwa LEASEDII, 4 T FIXED ISINTAId. 945. Md. Bradford Prot 93. 5 per cent. stock, sarnew POSSESSIONS. BOW, Dar., en/ &at India, guar. 6 pm. cent.. 1015. Pastern Bengal, guar. 5 per cent., lON. East Isaias.Saar. 5 per cent., lON 1105. , 5, 10. Great Wks Great South guar. 6 per cent., ern of InStt... 6 per cent., 106. Do., Biz per Oink 1031. blade's, gum 6 percent, 065. Undo and DeSliraiiid. Tar. 6 per cent.. IN. Do., ebarae, db., 21, Nehede, guAr. per nen , DK. Do., Delhi. do FOREIGN RAILWAYS. Buenos Apse. Gt. South. (Lim.), gun. T p. ot., 181. Dutch Rhenish, 24, Great Luxembourg, WI. Recife and den Francasoo (Lus.), guar. 7 p. ct., lig. Wetdarn and North Weetorn of France, 22} FOREIGN RAILWAY OBLIGATION& Orel Vitebsk, guar. by Russian Government, b per mat,. ell, I. &uth Atktrian and Lombardo-Venetian, 8 per Maly 8 13-16. BRITISH ILINFS. East Orrnville, 4. COLONIAL AND FOREIGN MIN E& Anglo-Biasilian Gold (Limited), t, 9.16. CLontales Gold and Silver Mining (Lim.), 21. Don Pedro, North del Rey, 3i m. Rasa Grande (Limited), MC, pm. Seatikh Australian (Limital), 1 1-16, 1, I. St. John del Rey (Limited), IT). Yudanamutana of S. Australia (Limited), t). JOINT STOCK bANHIS. Alliance (Limited), 121. Anglo-Egyptian Banking (Limit. d), 201. Chartered Mercantile of India, Loudon, sa4 China, NI, Imperial Ottoman, 11), 1. London Joint Stock, 34. I.ondon and Weatmiruder, 63. Do., Scrip, boned at 101. pram., none of win& h been paid, 63, 1,2), 31, 3. Union of London, 341, 1. Atlantic Telegraph, 32. Credit Foncier of England (Limited), Lbbw Vale Steel, Iron. and Coal (Limited). lg. Egyptian 9 per ccaL Viceroy, Bin• by Egyptian gems. Watt 94 i, A. I. Foreign and Colonial Government Trust and Loan, 114, f. General Credit and Discount (Limited), 6g. Andiron's Bay, 141. e. Italian Irrigation (Canal Cacour), 4. Do., 6 per cent. hoods flatten'. 18;0, 61, 2i. North Rntieb and Mercantile Iniiiranco, 191. Oriental Gas (Limited), New, Royal Mail Steam. 61. Thimes and Me Marine Insurance (Lim.), 4. Viceroy of Egypt ( ) Lean, 7:4, }, draw. ATTIMPT TO BRIBE A CANDIDATE (sr manaps.) SHREWSBURY, Hmitsi.y. This morning Mr. Robert Crawford, of the }ln form Club, the second liberal candidate for Bhrewebsry. made affidavit that he had been offered 8001. to retire. The matter is to be investigated. THE LORD RECTORSHIP OF OLISCOW. GLASGOW, MONDAT. The voting by nations for the rectorship of this 17niversity showed equal numbers for Mr. Lowe and Lord Stanley. The Duke of Montrose, who hes the testing vote, will, under thew circumstanoes, no doubt give it is favour of the noble lord. ELZVIION NOMINATIONS.—The nomination for South-West Laaosshirit, which bad been fixed for the 23rd, has been altered by the sheriff to the 21st ; ad that of North Norfolk bag been altered by the sheriff from the 21st to the 23rd. MORALITY FOR ELfferrom TlXl.—According to the John Ba l. the ninth commandment i. suspended favour of Mr. Disraeli and the " Constitutional" candi dates. Our contemporary mid, on Saturday, "We would remind electors that promisee given previously to the appearance of • new candidate of different politics are univereally held to be null and void afterwards." The Ms Bull must speak for his friends : we know of no each dispensation from the obligation of • promise gives and accepted. SUDDEN DEATH 01 , THE PILESIDENT OF BRIDN t Irma Hoerrtm..—Ur. Johnson, the president of this institution, died yesterday morning under circumstances of a distressing character. He attended Divine service at the Foundling Hospital, and after the conclusion of the service he was seen to dagger and fall upon the floor. He was picked up, and a medical gentleman, who was quickly in attendance, pronounced life to be quite extinct. NARROW ESCAPE OF ♦ GuNBOAT.—Her Majesty's gunboat Starling, while on her way from Hong-Koog to Labnan, was caught in a typhoon, which carried away bee boats and dim:masted her, and the crew were obliged to throw overboard part of their coal and cannon-balls. After being thirty-five days out, Captain Bradshaw found himself about 20 or 30 leagues from Cape St. James ; and. half his crew being laid up sick, he resolved to put into Saigon, which he did. and arrived there on the 6th ult.. having been towed up the river by the Fench war trans port L'Aveyron. OUTWARD INDIA, CHINA, AND AUSTRALIAN Nana or Ocr. 31 AND Nor. 6.—Boss, Nov. 15.—The Pe ninsular and Oriental Company's steamer Rangoon left fur Bombay at 5 o'clock this afternoon, mid the Simla foe Calcutta at midnight yesterday. QUEENSTOWN, Nov. 16:—The Quion steamship Nebraeks, from New York, arrired here at 7 a.m. to-day, with 70 persengers. She landed ems and proceeded for Liverpool immediately. TIRE ESETROITAKE AT PERU 'AND ECUADOR.— Brims:we limns FUND.—Among the oontributioes received during the past week was a sum of 105/. from the Worshipful Company of Tishui= The committee ha go si peeled to the venous maniei t►rougout the kingdom, expressing a hope , tha they will follow the example of the Corporation of London. _ EviaT HcspaxD Yaxits.—The text books of phyrical geography, do not take notice of the recurrence of an earthquake in Peru is the 64th year of every sea tory. An American contemporary states the fact, sad ft is curious to see how he makes good his smartie& :—"The first earthquake ea record is Pere occurred is the 1468. • century after, on the 2:ird of April, 1 at half-past 6 a.m. Arius and the towns within its . • tion were destroyed b y en earthquake whisk =traded its ravages to Arequipa. Bo far the Remmers is very smooth. but there was no earthquake in 1,68, and our contempo rary's theory might seem in danger. He is, however. equal to the oression :—" The year 1766 pared off with out any unusual pheamenen ; bat the great earthquake of the 13th ukizeo, at a &donee of two estitosiss truss the last mentioned, may very well count for two." TAT HTIVION't BAT CotsPATT.-71te artiodisie titers says :—" We understand that the segoliatious ion :115 carried oa tbroat h tt ee e instruseataity of the im presset, as the Canadian and the Hudson's Bay Company, are likeo to t i s e Sr ts in the settlement of the whole question of the ceepnesuosi of the north-west territories the dominion of Canada lowa the terms we foicehadowed a fortnight ago." The ei'war Nora of Saturday. referring to the woo subject, rays : 'Bowls counter proposals with thspeot to the ( *mica of the territory held he the Hudson's Bay Obm pany bars been submitted, the basis of which is that the company are to retain poeseesioa of their trading point and a portion of land around ci , -11. and that the company are to receive 6d. an sore out of the proceeds of the sal* of lands in the fertile bolt of the ited•iiiver and the Sas- Itatebewen: I