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Ma On led Thiebe. eels b label IN es abredor bY i rifts lit Ibli Oisuri. lbe rebreht emedel erberemereet I. r in T el d il l el e a imsrlob 171101 L OITEI Cid a d ere N A B:deed. • r the nat bd. ft ieserel d il ia blia it a LO " ki OMB MM. le eresibe =re et lee leirmeele wereereSs Se .. reverses ef be Ad 111 t o = er et the review isessil• et PAN re se bre2neue ebbe seed 4 per Nee pa mom Mi be be el erea ee die d. es Ile Jade =Thee la ertuiL . lieldere d be be epees et dialog psymed el gee M ilie earbeelea We ken lee NI Amp* mit. en Oft ree pees peed= eels. !be ebbe be be br ems el ad be deo Sib erl le Mere bow elll be (Ma Le= relee_ Ir a. W se I ra ere debabor i e n :r ,I. eleber T =re a tie be a by sell be preeseler d ere dissebeelse et lie. Veit et ere pc eel epee Ile Pee w ee d see se Se ere be peel be bi Marra la Peewee W lee Wed re Oder =rie smi rsCr s. _ _ tearda wee beeeedd eel le mere lee de lb ebb et the mere ls bend le be boreme d ebb fler Leda M Orme re d rib _ m. M. Neel bee 76 pre eel d ere meld be be per mbrods.: leer reel . .. .....................r lee berb lee, lea. d MOON . . . ..... r tee Ike Jali. UM. a. dr , re de lea Amer. Id .. BM Pei MO. filima .1... Ile re erode beeleareer be : be di. aerCelle re bee PI VP 10 AIL ad we a se be sled One per i tZ e a r.=rp e = "ld eereeni= mow& ow .91 I. noW:s s• mu s gartaas... as armed sr ..P•sat ...w ,.. g.. J. 46 INA Pee d itaelerleime d I I! i i ., tat 00/MO MIL M. mooed ; • WI for enbatituting declarations foe oaths, to ; and a hinter amending the meth laws of hoprinameat for debt; as well as sesesselelly opposing severe deems (against menuthotax.re) In the Militancy Removal Hill; with the aid at it lames Doke and other members, throwing out • bill blamed by the three great clock companies to taz all lighters to the severe isjary of whartiogere, &c.; and after too years' agitation obtaining the reatoratioa of good service money for arse inte of the army. Mr. PetLarr, is the emirs' if hi+ widrem, said that Lord Derby had determined to try his a'rength. Although hew,. for measures not men, he had bean always willing to support Lad Derby its any qeesHon which he oomidered misdeed te the Interests and liberties of the people. He had had the good ketone to per. four billa through parliament, mad that was more than one private member in a Wedged bad ever dose. He had found out that all the talking In the world would not awry aWI through the house, end that to sue. end a private (mother moat ham the patronage of a satinet mister,. He eosin favour of the equahastion et the poor /Mae. He thought the present elate of the law with regard ho hoprireameat for debt was monstrons, and he adduced several oases of hardship wltkli had come ender hie personal totice. la respect to the Reform Bill he thought that every man who paid two shilliep and aispenos per week rent mu mottled to a vote. (Loud chem.) It was thenead by T. Pococe, Req , aeoooded by 0. T. MAZZOIt, aid caroled onanimonaly—"That this meeting Is of epha that it is of the almost importance that $ great 000merrAal borough like fietthwerk rhonld be rope seated by a ceadidate well acquainted with its wants, and acemeible to hie conttiments; and that Mr. &cal.; Pailatt, being sat old biltabliset, • mannbctnrer, mad ident.tted with the Meal Wanda 1 Beethwatk, this meeting considem him • It and TOW' prow to moment this borough in pediment." pINBBURT ELECTION. ?LA THIS D • NU tsib— liesiss, Assn Ibb-111ssi s t= i ts i brisissk ir tb Labia Tbarsiss. Aberflat Tbs ca ▪ l Zt emirs el dank pa. OnialOammluses Swim And Isa. Idisscoa. 15. WIL T. MARTI 2C3-H A L MAndelessiem NUMB . tyllgr ott .4.l.. at INA =ft Ile IWO= al JOUS malts: B. Ballinelet K'Tway a...*gr. puis ampritso. me. Iran Yr Dra ft . la. ; dap. M. LONDON CRYSTAL PALACB, REGENT COLCVIII Ostaridpla led 2....aPertimildeus. uv uo liblahllaarml . ll/ 66 0=2 6 tiornl walo MAN aad RIB HABITIL—THIB DAT, at Tim and Wiwi fo b itll:11 DI&IY at alo Mamoso 1. Tillitamo oWl= l ito : of •lavoatil 4lho fWboolabo ail of sad Maa—Wlt rY ~ :A , . 4176,0:11 rt i I s : Es Aa•—tg /fosadn—mail le= l ar ' litm bows poramiimaa :IL bile i : j ra. , lll wa ftezi low amni a : il si 1. :to gorArrelel ch.d.r . owl M d mp larros d two a= 17.1"..r0.d."" Ern MAGNIFICENT MUSIC and ▪to " larm a jazzo n trz il ezru m t i t s e • Mem/ ble=leas as a ir ... .r• of rad. ha ADM • a• Lodi prio• 11▪ =l l lrWragr a =l Ix Se will. sifts maive amber dr pRMARTII4I3 SHIIIIRIIIB.—RaiI paid to Is llMllleht —III9L 11011111 ash BOSS we la, Xpl a lle elliseles he Ile VIOL. a the above anleuel lifellhr. M_ sad eavolle se. Is W. Nehemiah. 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Om Ina Ss IN•obrodi • r "' p••••••:• * W e ls= 1 i . a animas pr aV irwa s e. 11•7 1 •1•1••• 1••••••zita " ; wog EN ea = 8 *IA ssol ii:sa or d izativreis web= Ms rem =* ituir=t-ittigt . • IIIIIN• @lmo' wierXig OA * ONIAIR mil ea 11.0.6Da LONDON, FRIDAY EVENING, APRIL 15, 1859. ELECTION INTELLIGENCE. ELECTION MEETINGS. FINSBURY. 3IIIETING OP SIR 8, M. PIiTOT PRIM:1118. Luc Twang a v ety Lrea meeting of the inha hiteata of this borough wee Mt at tho Froomasons'-hell, for the pumas of hessrtsg She political opinions of the hoe. baronet. Moen C 17111.171; Ems presided ; and In the cowls of a brief address said be would introduce Sir S. M. Pam as • tend onamer alter, as honest mos, end can who was always easessible. (Hrr, beer.) Mr 8. M. Piro She. Me, sad wee received (as on his elltranoo to the hall) with most enthudeatic plaudits. Altar a w peelimioary remelts, he mid that slam the dissolution bad been announced be bad been boomed with three re iseleitioss, two trees the country, but the latter he had declined, because be hit he was preciously pledged to Ws borough. (Hear, hear.) He would deatimme himself le be as ardent end shone reformer, and had be been la tbs Home of Commies is the Reform dekele he wield haw weed for Lard John Russell. (Load dime) While be did sot wish to is, the nimbi.° in the cowaties below ltd., be did not desire to diefran-hise the gaieties frier held mesa (Hear, hear.) Be bad be asked whether be wadi wee der emishood suffrage, but he felt *menus& be a maim hews we send hare something indicating Weill geese. Me ciedemeed the Reform Association who had thee Ides used Sold him he wee found warding, sad t no eeliemeditated body ought to have the yams. ea ai.•••• or VOW. Any man via war able to pay 110.• meth, or It a year, wee, be th night, entitled to • vote. (Verb meat cheering.) He behaved if the Chammilove of the Inehamser were choice foam mete suck glenwee Mr. Baring or O. C. Glyn, more confidence would be hit in them in matters of &mos than in any feshienable novel writer. (Han, hear.) With regard to oar lonign policy, all most feel that the affairs of Hump wee in a very critical stare, and be thought one of the powerful mime was the anoremas standing army. He believed that the policy of this imentry would be that of noe-intervention. , bear.) He much deplored the present dal, of Italy, let did not think them wee so much liberty in Francs that that mantry could !attempt to export It to Italy. (Cheers.) Having drawn an antra( picture of the sufferings in the Cries ham the bete war, mid deprecating war generally, although be was am a peseeraireasimies man, he mid that all knew that war terdedto shams the exchequer, and how ever ascrmary what had bee. 'ohm on in India might have = as etill ft would produce • semipros/Aura upon our funds. engrossed himself as willing to answer all questions width might be intelligibly pat to lima, he rat down amidst load ciaming. Mr. J. HOWARD WILLIAM, of Bedford-row, moved, and Mr. W. C. II cum ex, churchwarden r f St. George the r , seconded, the following re s elution :—" That having beard statement sad explanation now made by Sir 8. W. NM. this meeting is of opinion that the honourable baronet is • it awl Way proper mum to rep the borough of Fine la the Mr. limmos a T ia s : . welle-road, ached whether the he.. %genet wield vote miming the British Museum and Gomel Palms on &wide's? Mr S. Piro replied that be should feel it hie duty at all lime le de 'gawkily: In his power which would present the desseratioa of the flabbeth—(tramendous cheers)—ead In answer to mother elector said the moment he bond kis herhages slabs interfere with his parliamentary duties, that ernmat les would return the Lust Soto their bands. (Hear, hear.) lie was peepersd to remove the toll from every bridge it the imeropolia, as also to remove every turnpike gate Mehl. tea miles at the metropolis, but not by lespeeing • Means rate upon the residents of those localities; Instead Meld& be would Fehr a rate upon the entire metropolitan diskette, or atm on these who kept horses sad carriages. The resolutioa was thee pot and carried, with only three dissentient,. The How. Hazouri' having retorned thanks, The proceedings closed with thaoks to the chairman. MEETING OF MR. COX'S FRIENDS. Yeeterda;e to - vainavl;u" noi7etleg — o - d — tite — electors of the borough of Finsbury was held at the Hall of Scisacit, City-road, to meet Mr. Col, and to hear from hha ea el preolon of his political opinions. Mr. HOWARD *se called to the chair. kr. Con maid that. es their repo sentetive in parliament, as 20 ocea-ion had he deviated from the principles he Lid dews whoa he appeared before them fee their suffrages. Meer) He hollered that es the House of Commons was at rum famed tt wee sot a fair reprementation of the people at lugs. Ho wu in favour of the ballot, of a larger ano des of the suffrage, of the formation of electoral distrine wtfh a proper appot flow:nett of electors to each, and of all thou reforms that were conducive to the beet interests of the ODUZIFT. (Applatliel He next referred to the apportion of Sir Morton Pato as a candidate, and remarked, that not withstanding he came forward as at candidate in the liberal isterest, he (Mr. Con) would be returned, as be believed be had not forfeltel oln confidence of the' elestees. (Hem.) He thought that Sir Y. Peto ought to hue gem to some borough where these was a cooservative startlng to endeavour to curt him, and not have come to Finsbury to try to not a liberal. (Heir.) He concluded by observieg that from the promises he had received during his mamas be felt t tee of his Wenn:Asa that they would alive lid hint voting In support ofd vil sad religious liberty sad of all measures teadieg to promote the bent interests of the country. (Chew.) Several guentens were put to Mr. Coo, which were sa tfe sellideninn of the when swereito .ws waft, Yr. MINA? lbws' a rasolatiea wadi was to the elm* that the wart*/ *fad kalif to ass its bast exertion@ to wean the Musa lint. Cha. Hs old that he voted against Kr. Cos oft the Irt woad a, but that now he should von" for blo3. Yr. Foot= masedsd the resolution, which was agreed to with two ammonia. Mr. Cam adadasbillall the vote, sad arm' the thanks of the uswasc is the shairman, which Was secoadad sod adapted die. COIN MIZTING OP MR. DUNCOMBITS SUPPORTERS Last amino a mating of the elec.ors and non-electors of ths Wrangle of Firbary was held at the Mmie hal, Swee ten*, Bedfeed.semans, for the purpose of bearing from the His. T. S. Duncombe so exposition of his political opinions as the various topics of thaday. Mr. F. 0. Tomtits; having bean called to the chair, and briefly !peed the procreedinp, Dr. Errs moved the following resolution—" That having regard to the consistent and Independent conduct of Thomas 8. Destoombe, Reg.. derive the 26 years be km repressed the borough in pediment, to the services he baa madded to the cense of civil and rdigieue liberty, and confident that ha will coetribute to the success of a really honest and 811 , 10e1C. tory reform bill, the mist in g pledgee itself to use every audios to secure his re-eltstka." Mr. R. N. PHILLIP?, Ifteol4ol the aditiee. The radiation was earned unanimeedy midst lend sheers. Mr. T. 8. Dummies, M.P., observed—He was proud to ray that be was the only metropolit n member who had sat continuously hum the first reform parliament to the present time. Less than a month since he met them to consider the so-called Reform Bill, which was denounced as a 'ham and an impostors ,• and that opinion had been re-echoed through out the breadth sad length of the lend. Ths °pintos ex ceedd is do sentry bad produced an deg cm the been, died eseepase the neolstion of L:rd I. Rumen. That esselerion was neither fish Serb, nor good berriog"— Oeed Iseghter)—for ft recogainad that bill n capels of enteadmesit. The governments, however, accepted it as en Ins ea the MIL and they were defeated. at was the mink Ths to dissolve the hones beimeas it bed := l. thl =7: i f the coma:, agsinat tbs bill. It was palpable diet government only hoped to gain the rott.n Dominative bentegba now in the bands of their oppeeenta—some H or 40 votes—(bear, hear)—but they , wild nd Barely ends. map PllllOlllOll.O gala. (Chasm.) The me of Finsbury weed ed do s. (liar. bear.) If they aged estarsed kik he would support a liberal measure of reform, sod in every way perform his dude to the dime of his abilities. He denied that be was gromeally as naval or so ill—for It was pat bothwads- as to Im Maly ismapecitated for perdue, and &seamed lie mortise es se enacts et • dirty and Midden dodo to mad his to the well. are bused would never dm this. (Heir, btu.) Whoa ha didbec ome tecepacitetd he should Mere r them their genres trust, and If at Amy Mins ha slued betray that Ind be would, on awe a mdmintaties befog made to him, mete within ad harm. le the new paella. most be wend andeavom to obtabt a government really espeorethg the psepie. At peewee *ay coed sot tell bat that they wen *rug bete the doh of the dark Mixt of Amide, Ned grehably If the gemmed bed the wary they wield tam ma geed pert with that power. The sympathies ! et do penmis ears will Italy, het it ens not necessary that takearm; idereendet mm: re gulate ▪ =Voided, arms sled be boded sot that by judicious and am • smagdoest aoseathing would beethieved ler onheppy Italy. I Ie dodeise, he felt sere dot seeh 1 borough as Finsbury weed teat Now aeon Met. (Lead mama) 1, • her geolises beds( hese pot aid satidoecelly se , sewed !mild to.. member, vele of thanks was poised to de delneen, Ed do weft separated. souniwiatx.. lArt might Applei - Feilatt, - Faq.. elaressed the *ewe at Ifibeeeseb, al Ow UtoreryleeMedere. Dorseigb teal ; demos bliormeoe, Net, ee the ebefr, =4 ✓iverbed I. 1b• bileerieg ode al i esrat oldie Mr. Mott bed erlibeded to the Sew Or 061Wille 1--.lla mg tz:Zeresesd diner to be Isially oirotral by 'midi( Oa ease beaker ;ea ed r War oblecre alu r j oeitieee mewl* ebb fo bp**. dembleal merdeipee simiest *Neon. be.; tat ebelitobs modem el idesesbee desebre at fens et Oa emerame. eel abellellde Ile pabliellon veer bre ad v lß es saselby Ile arse dilemma asp sme obe time el Inn ••• Ina to twisty-6er beams ha.; • bill for die omit yompboor mks islllmst, mill COUNTIES. EMI'S (NORTH).—rhihtilvi;ion of the county is tluestened to be disturbed by a cmteet, not by the ettempted titmice of a liberal, bet by the determination of Colonel Mee to dispute the right et Ye* Bamford to hold the represeetation say longer. About the election of Mr. Du Cane there la se qesetton amongst the piety, bat the colonel and those who support him insist that mother county men shall le sesociat-d with him. RENT (WanT).—Yeeterday at one o'clock an infla tions.% meeting of freeholders sad electors of West Kent was held at the Btu Hotel, High-street, Maidstone, to adopt swesans for secerteg the return of Lord Holassidale and Mr Edmund Filmer, Bart, the cooservative candidates for West Kent. Both olodidates addressed the meeting, and expressed thenamelves as being in favour of the policy of the present gore-want, and TelOilliioll.ll were unman moody adopted pledging the mewing to suppott the osadi• dates at the poll. The t members, Messrs. Martin sad Whitman will meet supporters at the Bull Inn, Maid stone, on Tuesday mat ; and both parties will bold zneeliap to address the donors to the mosomsdiairitts. (Sul).—There will be no contest in this division of the county sites all, a compeninise having been speed to. Mr. Howes will be the ociasairsttve °iodide's. BOFFOLIC 4WFAT).—Mr. Philip Bonnet, jun., has halt an al res., In which he withdraws his request for roshotion, on the ground that the farther prosectvton of his cubes might " endings" the cordial =ton of the greet con- seevntlee pertL" BUZILILY (BAST).—At present there does not appear to be any inhalation of as =position to the re-election of Mr. Akock sad the Has. P. 3. Locke King, the forms mem ber% both of show have annoonctd their intention to stand at the suing alsetics. BVII.IIST (Wss?).—ln this division also it appears wiry hageobibls that there will be any contest. The old weber., Mr. Drummond and Mr. Brim= tee the only medidata in the geld, and no one hu et peewit come for ward to oppose than. There has hien a talk of Colonel Clallater—whi, it will be recollected, ocurestad the western division at one of the recent elections—again coMng forward, but it Is petty well =dastard that he will not do so, sad there is very hale doubt but that= present numbers will be tit-elected. BOROUGHS. AellatrAToll.—Mr. Moffatt, the 'Meg member, and Mr. Harvey Astall, lile eptomest, hem both declared their Intention of g3teet to the peiL • ter Yew BARNSTAPL B.—NO ben than flveeandidatee have announced their istention to beans samlidaise for tie repro. santaion of this borough. Or W. Prom sad Mr. Laurie, the present members, tiler 61071141.1118 for receiseition. Mr. G. one, of London, end Coked &sae ley (al ilmtlend Abbey, Dorn.hire), both of whom farmerly cooteetrd the boroogh, and the latter was rem one of Its representatives, bars reappeared as cooservative candidates; and Mr. J. H. F. Davie, son of Sir H. Davie, M.P., of Coady Perk, Devonshire, comes forward an liberal principleG The latter gentleman, in his shims, says he fs I. favour of real pro gram, end of an extensive wanes of redorm. A sharp con teet will evidently take place here. BIBILISIOHAM.—The conservative party in this borough have been busy the whole week la endeavouring to find a candidate to oppose the re-clectton of Mr. Bright. Hitherto they have been uusuocessful, although they have applied to half-a-dozen gentlemen locally connected, some of them whip and something tore. The conservatives do not amoral the expression of their own belief that they moat be beaten wader say circumstance% even if they could lay hold of a candidate on whose behalf the support of the mode rate whites cold be obtaised. The who purpose is to prevent the retain t.f Mr. Bright without there being the 'haw of op position. Up to lest evening the opposition to the sitting members had been waned to threats which me not likely to be realised. Ba•nroin.-11r. Alfred Harris, a local banker, has eoesested to stand in the conservative interest, provided a reouisition—which is in the cones, of signature—should &SW a ramembis prospect of his return ; otherwise, Mr. &It sad Mr. Wickham are alone in the the Men of each working vigorously independently o the other. On Wednesday evening, Mr. Wickham m.P., ad , droned a large end enthusta•tie meeting of his Mends in the large room of the Exchange-buildings. Being asked II ha would vote for a V. rental outrage and the ballot, Mr. Wick ham replied, that he would not like to commit himself to any amount of rental, but be wee in favour of admitting Into the electoral pale snob a large :number of the working dew as would give to them a fair proportion of dee:oral power, without swamping the other claws, end be had a lre ady Omen hinted( in favour of the ballot by supporting it to par. &meat for nearly Berea years. Mr. Solt is announced to address his friends in St. Georre's Hall this (Friday) evening. BzisTot..-11r. F. W. Slade, Q.C.,of the Western Circuit, Is the easservative candidata for one of the ~.Is for this t My. The learned gentleman le • eon of Own! Sir Joh. 81tde, K.C.8., of Matinee/I-how, Bowsaw, twin brother of blaior-Grnetal Marcus John Slade, Li uteeent- Governorof Onsrarey, and braher of Admiral Adolphus Blade, who bolds a high command la the Turkish navy. He lass been an unsuccessful candidate foe Salisbury, and wee returned for Cambridge upon one weeks, but was unmated on lietta-n. Yeateeday evening hie Wrens was issued. 'Duet.—Last evening, a meeting of Mr. It. N. Philips's Mends was held in the Theatre, at Bury. The battling Wei crowded with an enthusieetic !audience, who loudly cheered the bon. member when be arrived on the stage.—Mr. Thome Wrigley, who presided, said he bad hoped that the election would not be couterted, es he comidered that the consistent example el Mr. Philips in the performance of his parliamentary duties, during two years, Gould not be without effect even upon a Prelim. (Cheers and laughter.) Having condemned the conduct of _Kr F. Peel In personslly canvassing the electors, and deelared that he bad lorded himself by se doing, be said he re. greeted that Mn. Peal should bars been brought down to sere such a contemptible and beggarly political porpose. (Chews.) 811011 a coated was • distrait to the town. Ake hewing Illr.Philipe, the Emoting eistalmotuly pledged them seires to render him their sopped. CAMBRIDGE. For roma days pant the sitting members (Moons. bisenlay end liteuert) had been alone Were the ooneitueory. Oa Wednesday mistill as address Nwed Item Mr. Francis Monate . , who wen retuned for liandaidge in and the Hon. B. 13. Twhisene, of Billet College, Oxford, for some years Chief Ormiediner of Poor Laws in Ireland. An agreement was Wend bats that these two teeth men &mild °Galatea, sad a meetiagei the HUM elector. war convened end WI at the Town-beg en Wednesday sight. Cairns —There are three candidates in the field for the reprematagen of this city—Earl Ortevenor (libere% Mr. B. O. Salsbury (liberal), the resent nistabere, end Mr. P.ll:Mantherston (conservative). Is an addles' twat by Mr. Etualientria, he says, se a liberal conservative ho wale easicadas M. rectal . saffrege in boroughs, and a 101. rental Whelp is counties.' He would advocate tedreade. moat and paw, and would give Lord Derby's govestramt hie ledispest import. Harenoom—Mr. C. B. Rayne his withdraws • dolimiclumnseading Mr. Schooley to the alestoes, as lbs pseud thee the Lake an ruder vital amiatasos to the mammy IS Doelneentli. Mr. Hays. observes in ea address: " Whin Mt. fiehraley Tidied the neighbourhood, I invited rirmisi v eh e rwas to itanylas oat this woke% He haniedistely iteloperhisee, net only to this pert bat to the wise et loge, and doeisred his herstion red mateelally to Wet thowdertallog, as to bow no tir its wady essomplibment. Under WilaintaaMii Seel It a did, is mg part, as one of your towasmuy to far. , ward his slows deiresige be utmost ofhis my power, am/ to w beet en preourl uncaring return to parent" Mr. Bch his Wad" as derma of a similar teno. u wooing a numerously Wash. mstrac il l ilpor. of Mr. W. Angerstals was held the Cineawleh ; and resolutions WNW sifoptal to emme r =Mono( that goothew at the ensuing ghettos. Theseppniellienip _Mr.ll."Chombom has rotal do Vilma elf oesely 1,000 declare ; Its remota Mr. Clashere will doiabtlees hens his address. Ills chow ot surer rest with the Gametal liberal poly, who Min is supping lb. Avoids. aserkkriag tlhis 01- ~'. {' `, I' 1: R ••44. 1 " T ./ SSali-dx4 (Stamped ld. Additiond) [T WOPENC E . tioal creed, sepsotally with repel to the ballot, is not up to Om sk. WICH.—The Hon. Mr. Campbell Mu with- drawn In town of Mr. Manhattan, and now the entire strength of the peaty is being employed to secure that gentle men's return. LONDON (CITY). —The Herald of this morning publishes the names and addressee of the electors who have planet the reactiattion to Lord Stanley and Mr. Baring. sad odds, t• Of the return of the noble lord end of the eminent merchant prince there cannot be the lent doubt." MitLDOP.—In consequence of the strong &din prevailing among the conservetivea in favour of their saw can didata, Mr. Peeoocbe, Mr. Bramley-Moore has retired; bat hie frianda, dissatisfied with these proceedings, have tetra dared • new cone votive candidate, Lieut,Col. Merit*, of the Bcote Ftlliiifire, with whom Welsh! the other notion re fine to coalesce; this divides minden the return of Mr. Sut ton Western, the liberal, • esetainty. Prraanonouon.—The conservative candidate his appeared in the person of Mr. J. H. Lee Wingfield, of Ilekescote Hall, Rutland. The radical party announce the intention of Mr. W. Balky to =tat the borough, NO that there will be, as anticipated, five candidates in the Md. Pmeouvrt.—Lord Viscount Valletort, ion of the Hari of Menet Edecambe, is a aeadidate on the 03131111WS• dye Wined for mpretionting the borough of Plymouth in tuilomost. MEADOWS.—A fourth candidate has now appeared. Mr. 84atuel ILldd, whe dates his address iron Sir Henn Heads& tha We Solicitor-General, end Mr. F. Planet, adamant en overwhelming meting ea Wednesday eve le the ben of the Literary ant Meettendee In. whale. _ lIIIGATIL-•-NO other candidate than Mr. Monson km yet oome forward. Mr. W. A. Wilkinson, who has made eats energetic ealeaveurs to be elected for the borough, has declared that after the Foca, dings of the last election, he vial not again embroil himself in a contest. RIPON.—Mr. Wane, one of the present liberal members for this city, will not offer himself for re-election. Mr. J. Greenwood, the other liberal member, it is in will be re-elected. It Is expected that the HOMrIr Cowur,a booths of the torment Bari Cowper, and grandson to Bari De Grey, will be the consume of Mr. Greenwood. SALFORD.—A crowded meeting of the inhabitants of this borough was held on Wednesday evening, in the Town Hell, when Mr. Massey, M.P., was prevent to address the constituents : but the uproar and riotous CaISIZOi of the meeting were so great throughout the peoctediep that the hoe. member was quite unable to obtain a fair heating. Ultimately a vote of confidants In Mr. Massey was negatived by a majority not very clearly sseertathablis, owing to the clamour and confusion, and the meeting separated. SHOREILUI AND RAPE OF BIAIIBER.—Lord Alex ander Lennox having retired, Mr. Replies Cave, a director of the London Docks and &liftman of the West Isdis Com mittee, has been brought forward by the eosteavatives. Mr. Pemberton, the liberal candidate, who was defeated at the last steel ion, has appeared again, but it is considered doubtful whether he will go to the poll. There Is no doubt about the reelection of Sir Charles Burrell, who has eat for the bo rough for 60 years. STINDERLAND.—The names of Mr. Layard, Ge neral Thoropeon, and Mr. Wall are before the liberal electors. It t very pobable that Mr. Klan will be invited to contest the bores& as the second liberal candidate. TAMWORTE. Sir Robert Peel and Viscount Raynham era prosecuting their canvass, which has been hitherto of the most successful character. Mr. Daniel, the cooserntive candidate, addreered the electors ou Wednesday tinning, and declared his intention of going to the pen. TzwiteantritY.—ln addition to the sitting mem bare, the 800. F. Lnon and Mr. Martin, Mr. W. B. Cox, and probably Mr. Humphrey Brown, are candidates. There L also a fifth candidate in the field—Mr. Henry Davis, the solicitor, of 22, Berkkeglutm-street, Strand. Mr. Davis is is favour of unbend suffrage, triennial parliaments, and vote by ballot. TOTNESS.—Mr. T. Mills has Melia hie address, aolidslag a removal of the confidence impaselfs Nor by this Mgb. lie describe himself ss a numb= of Ss ameb ae almond to church Totem soil tremmehle the Iditt li ke mods the Government limo 1111 es a mvelelernel MOM& Marl 0141, the dhne meeelie, ernined is Pint, but ea ails= heels= bythetseated in, the MY of be ME aimed y mites horn Metier 15 === illima ltia lerdellp Is not in favour of the ballot, but to a general sap =moderate liberal mer=e. No opposition far this is expected. Tgantboom.—Mr. Lindsay has issued the follow bg salmi :—"Gentiornso,-1 you upon the sth test, sire which time a motion of the electors beer prevailed spots a gentleman at high character who resides amongst yrs, sod who is backed by great territorial influence, to op• pea me at the ensuing demion. When I heard of this opposition, I aonsidered it my duty to take the earliest oppor tunity of paying you a visit. I am, isdeed, bony that any portion of my cthstitueuta should think me unworthy of their confidestos. It bas ever been my =sloes desire to serve you faithfully and well; anti while my =- wearied attenti , n has been given In, I tenet, an impartial end independent spirit, to those great questions In whkh the nation is most conoarnett, I think allot you will admit that I did not neglect your local interests, nor those of the sur rounding district. In a word, for you and my country I have sacrificed both time and health, without one thought of myself, and the reward of my labours is, I Bed, so bitter an opposition to my return to parliament, that I most respect fully decline again to contest the borough. The majority of the shipowners of Shield', for whom I have tabooed relieve their property from taxation, and for whom I have spared no exertion to create harbours to save their ships from destruction, and their seamen from untimely graves— theseskipewnere, I End, have resolved to oppose me In the most determined manner, because I could not orn seiatiously advocate a reversal of oar free-trade poli a zi against nations who do not reciprocate. But ems • coarse would have benefited the interest te which I personally hold so large a stake, ft would have lerlowely iejored by for the largest portion of the community, end should lode= hove abusoi the trust which you placed is my heads had I applied it to sue such purpose. I have been told that bad I said I would a my best to ante. reci procity, I would have teen returned unopposed. But, how ever greet the honour, I could not re cet re it on sny such conditions. I could not tell an untruth. I would not tam per with my conscience for any honour you or my country could bestow upon me. I much fear that while in search of the shadow the autetanoe will be lost, and thy the demands which are being made for reciprocity by well-meaning but misguided men, will retard, or altogether prevent, the removal of these burdens and real grievances which Sill prim heavily upon British shipping. I am sure that so House of Commons will ever rover= our policy, or attempt to legi4 Air for the helmet of one close to the injury of anotter ; and yet I am met with all this oppo sition, because I did not, _and will not, even profess to perform this truly =pose% trek. Even the very govern ment they are no maxima to support, Dave, he the report to her Majesty upon their memorial,adopted the very wards sad figure* as un a nswer a ble, which / used In moving foe the rommft tee to inquire into the bordello upon shipping, sad they have told the aWporruers of Borland that to enforce reciprocity would Ware alike the consumer end the carrier, end would be suicidal to the petitioners themselves. The shipowners of Shields, however, mistake me if they suppose that I have been anxious to press my Gerrie= upon them. In my odds= I said that It was solely upon public grounds that I desired to represent you for the third time. I bad no perusal intere•ta to serve. On the contrary. I have all to lon by a gust Sacrifice of time which is reloads M ms se a men of busbies,. For these moms you cannot =- pat me to pees throttle the Sala of a third contest under the circumstances I have named. Thom who now oppose me may, in tree, discover who bee been their beet and most honest friend. I must now, however, bid you farewell. I do so with regret, se I hare received tokens of Idnases from many of you, and by all I have been treated whit courtesy and apparent respect. Perhaos the dose may or=e whanthenwinnowopymsmaygrantmethatoonfidemawhich Ido set at present poses= II ever It does arrive I will be gist at WI M bar from yyoonu; hut should you meta dmire me le be new fens mad tadepsemc mpreseatattve, I Mat that yes MN remember that a seat ispartiat one only be bemernelde M the elector and eleasd when both reader ilk seeviseelese, sad vi hest theaupemation deny reward brag the Nabbed= eg e=serving their country.— I smarm, n, your I and obedient servant, W. ILLINIMAY. biorth ver idelds, 12th April, 1869." YOWL—There is to be a contest for this city, the Mee* having united to return Mr. Weetheed, the present moilmr. and Mr. Lewd, late member for Aylrebery. °egad llielytb, who has ted York since 1147, is the eameorvative undulate. the these candidates are now ia York. An active mum fur sack is ping on, and a seven costae Is eeptcted. VOTINO IN Nzw of SOU WAzza.—Mr • H. Burks * has obtained a rebuts of the set yawed . W the Mdr lame of New float It Wales, eatherislag the nee of the ballot at elections. The system there Mopes& le es Mobs large bat In prepared with • alit in the lid, sad this is left opens a table to the polling booth fir dm Mere*. oldie esaalthttas sad the rerutiarere whets they any sypelat. Whim the boor for the election. arrives the boa is Imbed end the imp entreabd to the margin Is awe' dm amass linty tato the roam and Is supplied atiag payer, on which are the BUM of all the amditiabb This be takes tato a coropsrtmentrtitioned oi from Ihe and strikes ou• the acmes oftbe esadWabe far elm be does not wish to iota. He then folds op the paper sod drags it into the box. If he abbot reed, the retuning oMerr may, an his mars; strike eat the names to *hide be epoch, nester Wm. If thus elsaild be ea easpitia be is mitred solemnly to ahem that dose sot motive em; oosaidirmilos, "niesordl, teptied, see übeisestead," for Ohs lls voted lbe *data. NAVAL AND MILITARY Atoznanorr CAMP.—On Wednesday Let 38 officers and 727 men (with 66 women and 27 children) of Ihe 2nd Battalion of her Majesty's 11th Regional of Foot arrived in camp from Preston. These troops were conveyed the entire nanny without change of carriage, a denderatom obtained by the format ion of a short loop line at Roadie& which COII4OOII the Great Western with the South Rastas and South Western Railways. Her Majesty's steamer Pearl, Captain Bostherby, arrived at Trincomalee on the 27th of Mossy, from Madras, and left at the 6th of March for Ragland. CHATHAM, Aram ARRIVAL OP INVALID TROOPS PROM CHINA.— This afternoon a party dank and disabled troops, who have bees easing in Chfea, arrived at the Snood station by es mats train trews Porte mouth. why Ahoy disembarked from the it.... anew transport Prince. rte. The invalids, who were In charge of IMesement Robert J. Spotwth, 69th Regiment, latinded non-centedesicsed °Morn and men be longing to the 60th Regiment, Royal Artillery, Royal En gineers, Royal MaztasiOnd the Naiad eta Corps. The somber of sick and disabledmaval and military invalids that embarked on board the Prisons Charlotte at Hong hong was mwarde of 300 men, the whole being in medical Mane of Dr. Smatis, R.N. At the Caps of Good Hope 30 iavatfda were tabs on beard, end 30 more at Aamnriom at which Prisons Charlotte sailed. The Invalids left Hoeg Kan the g an tha al November, end bad a von teams passage. No fewer than 48 denim emessd es terdlow Aug seer oldie meths nimbly of invalids that maisarked. Oh the arrival of the invalids et Stscood statics they ware tome distely conveyed to Fort Pitt Flamini, where they were medically inspected by the staff at that estMlishment ; and oat of 32 men 8 were ordered into hospital for medical treatment, and the remainder, nearly all of whom have improved by their see voyage, were amt to St. Mary's invalid depot Smelt their disoharg• from the service. The familia belonging le the Royal Marinas arrived at head- Mrs yesterday. Colonel H. W. Park*, aemmandaat of this division of Royal Marine Light Iniantry, received order. this morning for volunteering to be opened from the compenies now at head-quarters for the artillery companies at Portsmouth, which are much below their required strength. Each volun teer must be not lea than 6 ass 8 inches in bight, of good character, and able to read and write. SPORTING. TATTERBALLS.—Thumay. The subscribers were engaged ow the York esttliaa and they directed atteatlon to very littha o th er balsam d'arlai the early pert of the siternoca. For the City sad flaburbau, Accurate was in most donna, sad several laveatmeata were nude on Product on. Beacon woe somewhat unsteady. After 6 to I had been taken he declined to 8 to I offered. Old Robert was made the fsvoarte for the Metropolitan, and he sad Yellow Ross were the only two backed. Thy bete on the Two Thorned and Darby were too insignideant for otasmaat. BOAT HACK 5 to I ea CITY AMMAN HANDICA. sto I s pt Yr. J. Daraord% *omits (ts P ar ottt e to s 81,J. Itaalletlttosaa ON) wto 1 Hr. O. Fuser ',WNW= It) NO to Pr. Harts Huta Girard ft) NO to I _— Mr. arra Ladd Lora (0 IILTROPOLITAN STADES. DOr I afar Hr. 0. CaPlea Old Robert O lad Cdr) 101 1 Dr. T. Remelt TOP Raw . (t) HO Dee Kr. °past NottomPlo tt sad or) 105 toe /D. J. Hawley, Imam 100 to 8 HA M s.a lAhlpat 051 140 to 8 Dr. TM One WWI 14 to 1 Toodall MP 01 la to 1 Mr.4.llarradi Pea (ti IS to 1 He Lena gap Jacket. TWO.TIAR OLD MEWL 6 to a Offered so WWA_ TwoTHOUPAND. 100 to IS apt ligi b Mora Ilsorod cm?. S 66 - 4 St. 44 t7=E ss . ) ~ me to lb is liter Ito l MP Hr. W. Days Suallad UM 01 lo 1 B@ O. Monett CO to 1 —14 r. IlastworTo Poi Lima Itl Y la 1 Mr. J. alt M r N" des Manor Oe tos Mei to 10 ytt Mr. J. laWe es te I me. lOW to Mt. tO MALTON EACIII.-TUVIIIIDIa. Two-111•6111, MOM. -.' '~ a luree — i — iall — lNClP. Mb ab. Harlequin l i onaper • • ALj ppeigli.o44.4 8011111. ma. - v:a;wi::: . IRISH JEIBBONIBM. BELFAST, MORSDAYNIONT. ------. - This evening, between 4 and 5 o'clock, Henri Dalton, alive Tighe, the individual who gave the information wlekt led to the arrests on the 12th Dooembtr ' and for whose apprehension a award wee offered, wee taken into custody, THE SUPPOSED MURDER AT RAIDSOATB. RAMBO ATE, THURSDAY. Through the exertions of the police further details have been brought to light in connexion with this affair, bat Maned of sinet&thig the area wader whieh, the deceased met with his death, they tend still more to involve the matter in mystery. It appears that she deceased left the Loodoa-bridge atadca of the - .South Eastern Railway, by the 11.30 tun, on Thurs day Ile, in the same carriage in which Mr. Samuel Kidd, of London, was travelling. In tbs theirse of the journey they entered into conversation, and deman anted that he was a native of Oermany, and was 37 years of age. Mr. Kidd observed that he bad lost the two middle fingers of Dis left hand, which was tsadaged up. He were a pair of beg boots, with very broad toe, end the tremors were Inside the legs. Whether the deceased amnion to Dover or abghted sten intermediate dation is not koome,but • panne answering tohis description was at Dever on Friday, and purchased a hatchet at the shop of Mr. John Green, cutter, of Mitigate-sheet, and requested the abopman to cut the handle shorter. This was accordingly done, and the parson left Upon compass • ing the handl. (A the hatchet found at Ramsgate with the piens taken off at the coder's at Dover, they eitreepooded meetly. The following day (ilonnelay) the deceased snivel at Itamergate. His Ant inquiry at desolation was fart a bar droner. and he sas directed to Mr. Samen'o, in King-street, and had his moneteebe and beard shared eff. asthma pad , up at the Royal Oak Hendon dated et the Inquest, having In his pawn= at that time a oupetkeg sad an embroils. He lett the betel on Senday morals' &bent ten o'clock, and prooseded by Wale to Margate, where he stopped at the Elephant as& „Castle, and took dines, between 11 and 12. Here he left his carpe:-bag In charge of the waiter, while ha welt out for a Mom time. The wafter states that the Deer was very heavy, weitglitag at least 30lbs. The deceased, it is believed, proceeded in the direction of Westbrook ; and it was near Biehop's Lodge, in this locality, where the cereal bag win subsequently found, with two linen shirts tied op eeparately with worsted. They correspond in every poe tical*, with the one toned near the body of the demand. There were also dome to the shins two collars, a white hand.. trembler, and a small donne brine. The initials had boon picked out recently, some trace of the marking cotton still remaining,. The oceased was seen by Gibbs (as MIS. dosed before the emus.), and who now seine that the foreigner put 610 head no his wides onooadeket, and took out between 401 . sad SOL In and silver. The girl Nines haa been *manned, bid elicited wee &mined to criminate either her or the men Gibbs In connexion with the death of the deasomd. Nothing further has Weemdred respecting the deceased him self; bat, on a wall seer laws the hatchet wee tweed, feet distinct cats have been dissevered, as if smutting had been chopped there. Superintendent Peitoherd, of the Harbour Police, together with Superintendents Stokes and Linde, have been inde fatigable in their amisavours to unravel the mystery in which this case is Minimal. A number of peewee have been down from London and elsewhere te ens the body, bat up to the present moment it has not been Meat bd. 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