The Express. — London, England, 1859-04-12 00:00:00

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OL ; Oak AN sad HIS HABITS.—THIS DAY, at TWIT sol ImaIVA sok or. Aar vs only= Vie mignau b t .: llzza . lllll= sad WI Ail=gertit hs . ow "161 : 1 41t r a L llMr ilin g Ilaisles— a eg g i r ihe trlijin e rg 11.0... P ., e a ......21g . tor ma rsilve awl inn Sem us 01 -If ni i 4e.......e =l. .WI dr it t an =Z o. 6.; ti o :=l mm orleilie ollisel the Astlkar, IT, ~. EfACH 711111B1TION, 120, Palbanall,—The WITH ANIIIVAL SIMS/TIM! c 4 PIOTIIIMIL Y. 099- et AWN. d Ilie W•iperaditlaloi ekes 1.199 m OPUS. W1WW9961..; whimsy, Ili sed6 Wows WI 4429. it 1.... . ONDON CRYSTAL PALACE, RNOINT CIIIICOI. Osliedilnn, sad Onst twilkoddireeti. I. NOW OPEN 10 Ureic, felt she BALS 4.1 U 1•110 T • emu. Alliseammi Oa 1L.... aftillanetir fa rliries7Tar.teasts. ADM 101 V SNP:. OPORTO.—Aa OLD BOTTLED PORT of high +tee +lll mgde sm:st uasm almla ll Ella 1.11.114 OM Dunbar. 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Or aim= Ms bassos MA* = 4 .H.,=. l °,:rby its = e V OUR= tarlow• be •• be y•gyvb =1:11 =gyp to a awes alma wsimileg Ur Sperd We. by /Arm a Oynba. sod ata• Beekabliara. 20YAL COLLSOI OF analog& For or time poet the council of this institution has bees earnestly eadmemeriag to destroy the plan of :Fiedieg " or "cramming " Si It LS termed, to which many the candidates Re the diploma have recourse to, in refer ence to studying meatomy end the human eutject, sad going mead the wards Of their respective hospitals. the only legiti mate way el esquireg th at onmeat of knowledge I'M& the yob& his • rigit le apse Ores these gentlemen holding the diploma of this ANA The medical professing end the public A he eel to Lem that the examining board see Cryt erred is die landable ettempt by requiring the meg centimes to uadergo an oral examusatioa on the Meld body he tint bin knowledge of anatomy ; this is moseeded es metier day by a written examination le plorology. If mermarliel, he is required to perms him radio la eargery sad yethoksy, sad again to ribald in oral mad written examissikm es two days before obtain* Ms diploma, the mesa swishing, as imeemsAge, that Me pepli ebsil be lour yews is the la of pellemienel herr enedidaess la m peril tie pr peril Mee," lie idlowleg gentleman who, bear( nie serbeimeme the eimmineirea ewe admitted Mate bre of the Amp et es ese gof the meat bet eight, via. : —Marne, Themes Wawa Gals Ikons, fluids ; Reheat rater, Mures, Obsalsr ; Frederik Woodcock Dreher, Laystimpin Terkmbire ; John Robert Nuns, Bedford ; ham Adam. Addiegtos-placs, Cam berwell ; Hest, Ambits Chen Helieed•inttage. ICes- Moire ; Uoyd, Carzsmibin; Bradley Om, IstAse Thome Cann, Seaton, Devon ; Henry Jobs Noe erkl • Jobs HMS) Square May, Plymeath ; end Free rs aim:Weeds, Nonhamptoe (students of et. Bartholo meers S ihii i ... Bessacil Gram, Boston, Alfre do e n; Orrin • Lonedale- square, Idingtue : Allred Lents Raw Old Keet.roed ; and Charles Hilary th lit a kr,Kingeriers, Rental (stirrer of 81. Thomas Hoe ral) 4alts Roberts Cam, CirtlarTOD John Thompsoa, York; and Rees Miles, Merthyr Tydfil (ato drat et Univeretty College); lemma Banteett, Bamford, sea Manch* o'er ; and Frederick Porgies, lieriatee, Men &err (students of the Manchester School); Branaby Brooks, Henley:us-Thames (Gay's Hospital); Ow Route Bram, Qum si.load West, Bageseo-park (King's Col lege) ; Ebenezer Badmen, Buis-street, _Chelsea (St. Georges Reepital) ; and Richard Henry Bleemethasmon, Trak*, county Kerry, Ireland (Wastaratar Mang4Ml). IRE 71W BOARD OP ADMIRALTY. Ress-Aesind a dos Red Sir Henry J. Leeks, Y the sew Lord of the Admiralty, vies Captain the Kea. &T. Camegis, C.B. Admiral Lecke is • as of the he. Wary Lesko, an active magistrate and de ptrllethethat he the musty of Heats. He was born Is IVO, sad enthral the myal navy is 1803. His 'mime may laths semmeeleal :—He was midshipman of the Terrible et the Meath M• Twat meal under the batteries of Leghorn he 18014 _sad el th e Tok esatalte, d ing much boat 'Aryl°. is the NaMaxassess, particularly In 1809, where, being in mamma of the beep sad critter, he dettro) e 1 a French mewl seer Manwilles,Gar whictt La mowed the rok• captain. He lima liesteeent is 1810, and commander in 1814, end sememsded the Mynaidoe, actively emptired is the sup plest= of the thee trade la Africa from 1820 to 1823; afar mended a Needles of four of her Mairray'• ships, with part (died Wes Indian Regiment, at the defeat of • Wive way sad destruction of • bht•ery at the Posses, and coloured two harp slavers is the Bonay river, which had previously Metes of hie boats ; took sad destroyed 17 vessels and Me ndel 3,000 slaves, besides performieg numerous other ha r'<refer with M p referents to the m trade at Portals protection of British interests, turveying 800 mats el the meat, tr., for which be Italia d the thanks of the Ommedices sart el the Calmat °maser, and wee esker wady Weald. He wee appleted euperialeadeet of the %Sim sin In ; sad la - Dram& r, 1868, to the commead of the Seat west est to condom the naval operations ea the seam of Pants; sad wee highly spoken of is several despateles• from the litmetary to the Gov. maestri of India. The Beare is sow compared of the followleg The Right Hes. B.r J. D. Pakington. Bart., M.P. ;!' Vies-Admiral Wil liam P. Marla; Vies-Admiral the Hoe. Sir R. 8. Deady*, K.C.8.; Reer-Atheiral Sir Alemadm Milne, K.C.8.; Rear-Admits air Henry J. Leeke, K.C.8., HAL ; Hem. Preierick Lyme., M.P.; 7lrst Secretary, the Right Hes. H. T. B. Corry, Y.P. ; Boxed Secretary, Wawa G. Re mise, Rig., C.B. Tia Nctoot.rrox EIILI,O.—The Dab sad Duelers of Blitherlood receivta &roe Peerio sad a party of the hiding Neap°Hun MIPS at Stafford-hour, St. Janes% yesartley oftorsoon. Then were mend te ntot the Haan =lat Ittecheou the Her! sod Combos of feebrebary, f Csrliale, the Deka sad Dealers d Arun, the Marquis sad MorcOlootoo of Stafford IdooDaelters(Dewe) dst taa Norfolk, Hot. Charles Ho Hes. Arthur I, the Dais tdWasuimaer, the Ilea. W. I. Oimistoar, Illt Maisvisk I. Mardetesa, the Mea. W. P. sad Mrs. Cowper, NO. IL IL sad Wu. Mr. Latakia, Lord ltorld Luau Omer, thinker Luton's, to. TM jdathr zaz • issamit is teat to b o o t A m odadro goimin, old • telooliptin r ow ak =sdi is Imes sod lio MI MI ail thill Perm to to bats olotflor. . • LONDON, TUESDAY EVENING, APRIL 19, 1859. ELECTION INTELLIGENCE. ELECTION MEETINGS. BIRMINGHAM. A meeting of the liberal eleatoel of Birmingham tram held in tee oecamittee-toote of the Town-hall yesterday, at noon; Mr. Alderman LLOYD 111 eke shah. The attend ance was estremely numerous. The sosassary steps were taboo for securing the election of Mum. Scholeleld and Bright. Ajoint committee wee fared, *MOM( of nearly all the members of the town cooed, sad many other per son,. A resolution wee also pared pledging the meeting to return both the candidates free of raq expose whatever. The smoothly woo moat enthushatie in favour of both mew bees, who will moat likely be rewlected without the opposition trout say quarter. The fennel bashosee .l erg terminated, Mr. Joseph &urge &awaited that Mr. who was on his way to the not th, might be sap Mad i ll o'clock, and to that hour the rotating adjourned. At 4 o'clock Mr. BILIONT entered this coMinittlie-room, • lap amber of kis supporter* baring previously arrived to near him. its was greeted with the moat cordial sio• grasione. The him. gramma proeseded to may that Is was err hippy to M this as tind oesssion, although he wee rear cospetifielin Marl! on ths prospect of not Mehlg so take lark peat In the election proceedings until seer Ar , serer tart mennence than the (ley on which they hod bra rierhisil. After a brief allusion to the circurn mums etasseted with his first election he went on to may limit he it that surtleg in hie public course bad sines au scared to mks NM that he had lost the conlidemes of so enlightened a eaneeisaDey r that of the tort of Bir ringlum. TUN raw everythrg be had done sines he vas sewn la Mar ark Sire tire kn had elibried andleatenYdrse tprsoftkeeeakiltilltat many lags audiences mumbled under the roods of the largest buildings in the towns in which those earnings MA place; and he thought he might say that the repositions he had sub mitted bad tees we anted lied more fully discussed Nan any other sainnatil mumease of reform which had been before the seasity. What eon* had arisen from that discussion they were se well &ears se he was himself. (Cheers.) That. had not beat MI ism in the way of re form this session. The discuseks mike bed tales place wee upon the Reform Bin, or rather saikellina bill of the ad ministration ; for he (Mr. Bright) we d *lnca that It was • vet y much wont bill thaa any sanest d diarists and texminatioa of bidets* bad yet dinned, aad that if that bill had pond the mptesenties of dm wple would ken been in • meek woe immielhotary emall then it we at the pew* tiers, (Rem) Pass kb lan, be (Mr. Brian) *all mar walt lily yews fkit • ideemlil naa that the measete *tisk bed beta propose/ dwell pess into • law. (Elem.) If the goats of Coawes that it to semi* Ile omen. se Lod John Bawd% be dot eft would not combine is *ger it, hat rather asset tee Ade( el a parberamanty bakt like the member far is My ad L rer is t who weld way *slot se•lrair by Mani( isu li A • iwp end= efbis am Irks& be the Lan d Clenntem, winos • eins, wean we had of polimantely ralban. (Ham, hest.) They had prellmbly oberved, la i. edit= Id Lord John Henan to the den= of the city of Lead•• • EZE;ph having ninon to the balsa; be Mr. did sot, be meeland, quite emismansd the messiag of that pasameph, neither bed he any sistberky to put • perdeeln constreetha upon it; hat be Genii an help saying that it did appear to' Met. Winn • modification of opinion on the subject of *skin tempind with that which was formerly entertained la the tame paler. And It wee possible that of the feting la the wintry had made say oonsiderable advance, so the 1 tins might ones when ens so eminent a stateemin as the ewe to who he bed reined might not be unwilling to give his support to Mr ballot, herasives much ha might formerly Isms Ina mend to it If the tenotitueacies would bear In aid thin ai the asig eissises,emd add to the 240 =m in eisnly a haw d lis Whit some 40 or fifty Ewe, be isahted if it could be be the power of Lord John Remelt M mat each sa gniedisai expreesion In favour of that siege. (Hear.) Thum** although be had not the slightest authority for eying that Ladioha Rumen was more in favour of the ballot than ever he had been, still it might be that a decided espremeion from the country would caner Lord John Russell to change the opinion which he held in format thaw (dear) A vote of thanks was afterwards accorded to Mr. Bright, who leaves Birmingham for Manchester and Rochdale early an Tuesday morning. SOUTHWARK. Last evening a meeting of the electors and non donors of this borough leek plum et Barrel's Hotel, London bndge, for the purpose of hearing tits statement of Mr. Lochs, one of the present members for the borough. Dr. Challice was called to the chair. Mr. Locke, in his address, mule reerence to the Ism niseatin of retina brought in by the ministry, sad of the is - ma:Maio* defeat it suffered. He had objected to that till on the first night of its introduction, on the ground that it disfrimehised the large body of the working dames, sal Imams he knew that It would be most distasteful to the eonstitemmeiss of all large boroughs. He considered, fished of the inieleitere dissolving the house, it would *ye been nark mom maid to have not only with draws that bill bed to have resigned their places ; bat how long they might Imp _theta lifter the return of the new parliament he (Kr. lur ks) would leave them to say. He wanted to know why a man having a home, even a ledger, should not have a vote t He wished to see every Konen man is that4csitkm * which he Is so justly entitled. He had ben, ated always weal be, • staunch advocate tor the ballot, wink Its bed rent hors daring, not very die taatly, made we et these benefts es much deetred. He boiler* there was not owe thing that they would find fault with that he had done during the time he bad been In the hones, end he could but users them that he would, if main returned as their reprematatln, Mlll matinee to dfsakmgs that duty, sad he treated that the °mildews they bed I. him they would again canoe him with. A rote 7ap ip ploval of Kr. Locke's retrainee, coaduct was car ried amid greet • meeting was lest night at the Lecture-hall, Fair er's% Southwark, to hear an address from Mr. Arley Pellstt. Mr. Rada occupied the chair. After a resolution in favour of Mr. Pellatt u a candidate for Southwark had been carried, that gentleman addressed the meeting. He mid that if the electors looked back upon hie pest conduit they would lad that he had votei the right way. (Hear. hear.) He had no objection to King, Lxda, and CMOMOIIe, but, at the same time, the inters sue of the bees of all—the people—bad to be looked slur. (Chasm) The ballot was, no doubt, very desirable, but without a oonsidersble extession of the franchise It was worth nothing. (Hear, bear.) His opinion was that all lodgers who bad heed six months in the same house, and who .paid 2e. 6d. pee week, should bo entitled to the vote. There wen clergymen who lived in lodgings had no vote, while their clerks end sextons had. He had always been an advocate, while in the Home of Commons, for cutting down useless expeuditun, but he bad never bean niggardly enough to object to the roper sums being voted fur the &Amos of the country. Mr. Pellet, having alluded to the efforts he had made to benefit the working man, concluded by expressing hie courted* that the men of Southwark would place him at the top of the poll. Mr. Bishop moved, and Mr. Smith seconded, the sub joined resolution, was carried sew. cos : That the valuable end oonseri perdue sendured by Mr. Pellmt during the live pen of his parliamentary experience is the guarantee for hie eaten oentind, and this mselingpladges itself to use every minim he *sore his esteem." The pro ocodisis terminated with a vote of thetas to the chains*, and three cheers for Mr. Apeley Pollan. COUNTIES. BEDTORDSHIRE.—Tkie liberal party have come to the doterminotion again to bring forward Llentenant-Colonel Rini= es their second candidate fee the ormaty. At the lent general election Mr. Hastings Ronaheeded the poll by a large majority, and Lieutentht-Culonel Nigel= who wan the brought tom= at the eleventh hour, was =fraud by Coked Otipis, the oasservalive candidate, by about 30 urns. CORNWALL (Vilcm).—Mr. R. Davey and Mr. Bt. Aubya have eastesmod their Intestine et I NMI.. candi dates for nrelsodon No opposition is expected la either of the Widens for the county of Cornwall. Lis OF WIGHT (COUNTY or).—Mr. T. W. rank* hes withdrawn from being • nubbin* in seer gasses of hie aot being able to secure the support of his brother, Mt. John riming, who has large property to the idea& Lime (Wzsv).—Lord liolmeedal• and Sir Edmund 111111111 T, But., hove announced their inbred= of cowl= forward, in the rosserratith Interest, to oppose the re-election of the ppewwt =whom Mr. C. Wybehons Morin and Mr. J.. 1111t1111110. This fa th er of Sir Rdnund represented this conalltnonoy fa pordesmot for several yens. The este of the reinter, however, is =oh, that the caters et Masco. Martha end Whelan" is sitaved saki. LANC.AIIIIIIIII (Botrra).—lt is nppaied that the aeossrvetives onto moodesta as their mead madden, on Thursday, Cola= Bleekbaran Mr. 2t0n.,. who wee nominated es Saineday, la said to have =slued fee a 201. county end 61. borough franchise, that he wou . ai i est the ballot, but would go to per if at ail, se LaicasTaa sans (Norre).— hanteat, Mr. C. ElFrewin spin threatens a coated with the sating mashers, Lord John Manure sad Mr. B. B. Irsrohoto, who are both semservettase. Limaomisalaa (8o078).-11r. William, one of the /Wm umbers, death= to =gas form= spin, and it is men than probable that Mr. Pocks, who eostioled this dial ed% of the emsaty Is the liberal later= at the 1= denim, will be rem= with gar J. TroUope, oaaservadve. Nornumnolunuag ((NORTH).—Mr. Fitzpatrick Remy Tama, ma of tbe Eight Has. R. Venus Arelth, !UPON, =nal an Wore to the skate= of ale mietasms et eery ialterlassesise. 11=—A si a= Masai, eisseles el oastair Baia lbortsilidelpemellem in boroughs and menthe dull have my hearty rapport. Os the gawks at church Mee my oms are well known ; but I may etas that the aaly practical solution of the dill miry apneas to me to be their entire abolition." Amman (Wirr).—Mr. W. H. Gore Langton hen tensed en shims estateonsiag that it is not his intautka to seek a ra.situtlas. Tao boa. onalesam From the time wbea I yes iketrettoned to poMessent I have been •Ms supporter el the piety at Lent Darby Ls the bend ; bat the Mitaimilesof recut mommom boa comAmmil me em* I *geld ext r los WIN Agli V I mmaimmasol Ampr =corm* whisk la oppoidea I Amid Mt the first to hooordingly •tarp and 114111111fili nmetiog of the antrervetlves was held we esemdsy, and Sir Aka. Adend Hold, Bert., was nominal be Mr himself for elastion. The address of the tight be... baseast was issued =ly afternoon. He says ilbsubl you do ow the to elect mesa one of your regfenistatives, itts say Intention to tem en independent support to Lord Derby's government. !STAFFORDSHIRE (SOUTH).—Msure. Foster and Foley have Mused their addressee. Tare seems little probabi litud opposition. WORCESTERSHIRE ( EAST).—Mr . Foley and Mr. Cobham' have issued ihr r addresses. Mr. Foley ma : " 1 would &My have supported any moderato measure of pregreadve arm brought forward by Lord Derby's government rather than have incurred each a malt Ca dis solution of parliament), could I have done so without depiving a number of my constituents of their ancient right of voting, which the l introduced would bare =- Judi) , token from them." Mr. Calthorps (who was only ejid six weeks ago, an the elevation of the then member, Co el Mahout, to the per says :—" I feal confident therscult of the dissolution will be a good and durable rater sate of Name, celcalated to ettaleA=ezaa= Awl* VIMPIPSINIMI44III4IIO Jay endind by the feeble, must, and Inenfielat notarni recittly introduced by the government." The promised oonservative candidata have not yet been announced. BOROUGHS. HANBIIIIT.—EnCOUriIIe by the opposition offered by Sir Charles Douglas to . Saimeleon, the _sitting mem ber, the tortes bays started lb. Anew heroes' of the most important of Mr. Miellre illemleall the het election have ten demi their support to Mr. likamieben. Nevertheless, unless Sr Charles Douglas retires, it is probable that a tory will be plumed. EEDFORD.—The conservative party have brought for/raid Major Stuart snd Captain Polhill Turner to contest themote of the present liberal members. Parties are some what equally balanced, sad a aloes struggle will probably remit. BOSTON.—On Friday a public meeting of the liberal party wee held in the Exchange-hall, at which Mr. Lamm, one of the sitting members, spoke. A vote of re newed confidence is him was carried by a show of hands. Mr. Staniland, a candidate In the Read interest, also ed dressed the mooting. CANTERBURY. The Hon. Henry Butler-John stone, the sitting conservative representative of this borough. hairissued his address to the electors, asking for a renewel of their 'slimes for the third time. Cartour.—Lord James Stuart offers himself for re-sisotion. Dsvortrowr.—At Devooport and Stoneham long addresses are upon the walla, announcing the in tention of Sir ti c iTne dea Perry and of Mr. Wilson to offer them e/dm for reolection. A letter ha been received from Rear- Admiral Sir Henry Leeke, Intimating that he is about to join the Admiralty, and offering his servitors to the electors. Haurax.—Mr. Frank Crossley, as a candidate for the West Biding, teksa leave of his constituents ; sad hie late supporters, the liberals of the borough, have not yet fixe d upon • gentleman to snooped him. Mr. Samuel Waterhouse, brother-in-law of Major Edwards., M.P., will be brought out by the onmervativer. LIVERPOOL.—ShouId a dissolution take place thee I. a moots probeldlity of a oentest for Liverpool, the t e l s es ig tiog anxious to get hold of a government offlolal as • whit Kr. Raritan, if possible. On Saturday they mil op a &petition to Sir John Pakisgton, but as the hoet. m is too sagacious to hays his Sea m% seat at re il it l v E r u isis, it is reported that they will try_ and Induce • de em member of their party in Liverpool—Mr. J. A. Table,— to attempt the displacement of Mr. Beret, the liberal som ber. The liberals are en the qui sire Mond" sad the chance of the torim to return two members le eamidered hopeless by swot their own party. Mr. It R. Chaves, a shipowner of Linter has received overtures from hie native town of (Wexford), end from sew English maport—the ali a interebt being body for Me seaport towns. LINROBTER.—Mr. S. ()ripen and Mr. W. J. Gar , asp (meditate Ronde), the present members, en Win in the Meld. Mr. R. M. Pen (advanced liberal), • barrister of the northern dot, has addressed the elector. ; and Mr. W. A. P. &tended, of Wilmington hell, has also brooms a candidate, In the conservative latereet. Lawasran..—Mr. J. D. Harris and Mr. John Riggs (liberals) 'RI probably not be opmeed. Licnriat.n.—Lard Alfred Paget has issued the following address:—" Her Mejestyli ministers have deter mined to spired to the country, and the question now to be derided is, whether we sisal have a reel reform bill or be contested with that fanciful scheme recently rerrotel by the House of Commons. For more than twenty year you have dome me the honour to choose me met of your repreeenese tives in parliament, and *gain I seek the wattmeter of that confidence. As your repreeentativo, I have ego. ported every proposition of tibial and extrudes vs form, in accordance with your lomrehroished opinions, and I shall still persevere in the owes which has hitherto met your apprebetion ; for earthmen hes proved that theme vita nesentres of fres-trade, which excited is mash ahem among our opponenta, have retired ell the bead% we anti cipated, and greatly promoted the wafers of the whole mar mushy. I have confidence In the people and have no her of [garaging them with the right of voting. I shall there fore cheerfully support an extensim of the franchise, and protection by the ballot." There will be no opposition. Lyre RD:Rd.—Mr. J. W. Treeby, who offers himself, denounces the proposed reform bills both of Lord J. Russell and Mr. Bright, and eye that members of the most opposite opinions in the House of Commons combined to defeat the "just and impartial =mum " brought in by the government. MARLBOROUGH.—Lord Ernest Bruce and Mr. H. B. Bering have just issued • joint dittos asking for re-elec tion. Mimuntar.—ln addition to Mr. W. T. Mitford, who, as we stated yesterday, has been requested to stand, Mr. Rowell 00 Tneio Q.C., Recorder of London (conserva tive), be. been invited to become a candidate. MACCLESPIELD.—Mr. E. C. Egerton (liberal con serva4v.) end Mr. John Brockleditust (liberal) will probably not be opposed. NEWARK.—The Earl of Lincoln and Mr. John Handley (liberals) offer themselves tor reo`ection. There le a rumour of egmoeitioa to the Earl of Lincoln. NEWPORT, NILE Or WIGHT.—Mr. Buxton, the present liberal minter, will mot waled this borough. Messes. Hisnard sad Powys are the eceservative candidates. PIRRYN END FALSIOUTIL—The sitting members, Hem. Boring and Oursey, have arrived, and are actively cemeasein the conetitnesoy, by whom they have bees well received; they are to be opposed by Mr. Howl Owyn ad • Mr. John Pitagerald Leslie Foster (who roadside appearance on Saterday), epos the COMINVIAVID interest; the former gentleman ma sot yet returned to the borough since his ma .. a fortnight ago, end the latter bee published a very lengthy adhere to the electors, moat specious, promising, sad Battering. He le reported to be a millionaire from Australia. Porinenner.LMr. Overend, Q.C., is the co narrative esadidate for this borough. SALFORD.—Mr. Mlliely has issued an address, amiss himself for re-eleorion. The requisition to Mr. Memory Ashworth has received 760 signatures, and he will probably be mosounord this day. Wiscwarrza.—Mr. Shaw Lefevro a nephew of Lori Beanie', will address the liberal electors of this borough to-might. He will calm* with Mr. Bonbate Carter whim Lis J. B. East sad Mr. T. W. Fleming, the COSIISITI IL WoLvaisaitrros. Yesterday Sir Richard Bothell Wool to do slootoro so addroio, Which V tlocidddly Use twit sorsto egoism aereralleat of soy ologlat doom toad that boo yet boo pobtlaitoL SCOTCH ELECTIONS. AUL BUM:MM.—Mr. Cranford offers himself again for the rapreseutstion of the burghs. ARGYLLSHIRS.—In consequence of a requisition, Yr. Finlay hoe it la leafed, detaminrd to come forward again to claim the suffrages of the electors of Argyllshire. DUNDEL—Sir John Ogilsy solicits 1.0-election. While adhering to his former °melons, he says that "be will support a gasman for attending the county franchise to 101, and the burgh (mettles to dl., and wit decidedly op riaszy attempt to disfranchise the forty-shilling fres . " Ss ad* that he is to favour of vote by **a. Ifirssmaz.—ls Ids address Lord Losgbbormagb soy.: "1 bastes, Is redemptionoledis I Wu Tea et ohs last general election, to elm waif SIM Isis, IS s 0111. &data for your serve& It was urged whist mean that .wastes that I was =knows to yon ; this napes I venture at wrests te hope len sow he es be passel posits:a." HADDIS(1101.1 Boawro.—A latter from Sir H. F. bobs, Bait, hairdo that be imbeds to offer blew& main he tee burgle. IN•tonicrrossaras.—Lard Zlebo offers himself eissleedes webs iisdare et ibis swain,. He eve is Ids MN. :—" Oomprommludspaimposidssombibmuoi (Stamped ld. Additional.) [TWOPENCE. by personal or party conelderetions, I have supported gas ; mond reading of toe Reform Bill introduced by the present ; administration from a desire to effect, without further delay, • settlement of tilt' questicet, the oont limed agitation of which Is so prejudicial to the best interest, of the state, and in the belid that all necessary amendments might have been made In committee. A majority of the House of Commons has, however, preferred the Weftite postpone m ent of reform by rot ing in tavour resohttion designed indirectly to defeat the seam% which a direct negative would have failed to do, sod whisk monk Maned to points that might have been core miserly reserved for dlectimion sad consideration In a enksegiant map of the bill. Stich a coarse appearing to see M be alike monovalent end objectionable, — I did sot WNW* in my place in parliament frankly to express ay minks span it. What will be the issue of the int struggle It la now impossible to foretell, but of tbrrt 011setred--thst ft Is the duty of all who love their country, and who value liberty, the security of property, and the perinmenee of our inetitutiona, to join in retie, mg demo cratic changes in the constitution, and to endeavour to offset the speedy atittlemest of this question of reform ow a sound and conservative, as opposed to • democratic, buds." INetsitiass Bugona.—Mr. Matheson has arrived Is Inman' to look after his opelection. As to reform, he aye: I am sot opposed to the lowering of the franchise from 601. to 101. But tu Puttee in the burghs, hold that the franchise should in their ace be extended te • 66. m a 61. occupancy, the increased intelligence of the people fully wenrenting these extensions." Invaanzas,sniaz.—Mr.H.J.Baillishas announced his intention of again asking election. Monraosz Buzons.—Mr. W. B. Baxter, in ad drawing the electors of then burgles, sap, "My shall be given to no ministry unprepared to deal In s mi l= spirit with the action of reform. The meanies of which old spipesned ko keen thiedesammair mere tamp. to res Mes Ile Me territorisl arbstoerary part o li f e t; e p l o l power which They lest in 18E2 ; and therefore felt no hesitation in opposing It by every constitutional mess., quite irrespective of the came quences." He aids that no reform bill would be acceptable to him which offers to him less than the programme of Lord John Austell ; bat 'hat even thst, _es regards the redistribu tion of seats and the want of the ballot, was short of his no quirements. NORTHREN F.LICTIONS.—The Inverness °wrier aye that la the conaties of Sutherland, Caithness, mad Ork ney the present members will be unopposed. LlSBlTRN.—Lieutenant-Colonel Hog g (11/ORNI-OOD. sanative), a twat relative of Sir James er Boa, is ex pected to resew kis contest with the sitting member, Mr. Maharanis (cioneerrative). Mr. Patton (ooeservative) is also votes of. LONDONDERRY Comm.—Mr. Greer (liberal) is In the Said for re-eleition, with every mewl of damn. Mr. Clarke bas announced his intention of reUrbg; and Captain Robert Peal Dame= is spoken of as a candidate ler the Lo 'neam7 RDORDERIRT Cary.—Sir Robert Ferguson will be rivelectied. LottoroaD COUNTY.—Colonel White (liberal) sad Colonel Greying. (liberal) bays offered themeelvee foe re-election. 34. John Stratford Kirwan has addressed the tOt;eiliftet;4 tlte is;;;tl;;.cete of the bialot std of tenant right. Captsin Forbes and Major Blackball are also spoken of. LOUTH COUNTY.—Mr. C. Fortesese (liberal) is combined certain of re-election. Mr. Montesquieu Bellew (11bees1) is about to renew hie contest with the other sem bur, Mr. M'Clintock (conservative). MALLOW.—Sir . Denham Norms offers himself for re-election ; Mr. B. Sullivan, Q.C., is spoken of as a can didate against him. MATO COUNTY, MEATH COUNTY, MONAGHAN Cotorry.—There has beat no manoancement u to thus counties. Willbswas w New Ross.—Mr. Rae, of Belfast, has addressed the ocartihsenoy. ORM Navray.—Mr. Kirk (liberal) is expected to offer himself for re-eleotioe, and Major Wising (conservative) le spoken of se his opponent. POZTARLINOTON.—No anncranoement has been made. Cowm.—Sir Charles Coots intends. it be balsa& blade% sad Colonel Omuta for some maw We for PalaHogan sad private smeary to Lord Vint" h of se a candidate for the vaosnor. DIMON CouNTY.—Colonel French (tory) and Mr. Chars (liberal) will not be opposed. 81.100 Couwrr.—There is a rumour that Mr. C° (reaserrothre) will not oar hiroelif for re-abode& ° Z.IOO Bonorom—lt is not certain whether Mr. Wynne (crotervative) will come forward for rweirotioa. TIPPLEARY COMM.—The O'Donoghoe (tory) sad Mr. Waldron (tory) are in th. geld for re-eiertion. num.—Some candidata are spoken of in the hoprobable event of Captain Daniel O'Connell not coming knead for rer &Wow. TYBONZ reqa•-' Tmoxs inieti.—The Right Hon. Henry Corry ornormitive) and Lord Claud Hamilton (conservative) will malaria. MORD CouNTY.—Mr. Hutchinson, brother of Lord Dosotighatcre, is expooted to mins hie attempt to displace Carom Emeozids (l11:011). WATZHZORD ClTY.—Nothing certain is an- Warm — aura Coorrr. Mr. Pollard-Urquhart (literal) is in the field, to try and regain the wet from whit* he was ousted by Sir Richard LevMp in 1857. WILEPORD Comm.— The Solicitor-General for belied (Mr. George) will, it le thought, try and recover the real from which he was displaced by Mr. Hatolsell (liberal), fa 1857. _ _ WEXFORD TOV74.—Mr.Villiers Hatton boa issued an address in opposition to Mr. Deseret: (Unreal), who has represented the borough since 1847. WICKLOW COUNTY.—No announcement hie been made. YouonaL.—Colonel Roche and Colonel Smith an 'Token of es opponents of Yr. Butt, should he come for• ward he re-elaotion. IRISH ELECTIONS. CYPAIII 0111 OWN DUBLIN, Aram 10. [ forward you a concias and correct statement of latest election latelligenos ANTana Coot T.—Lieutenant-Colonel Pakenham (conservative) comes forward agate. Mr. Macertasy (ors germane) is reported to be likely to retire ; sad Gmeral Upton, brother of Lord Templetown, is expected to succeed 1116. Aussow Comm.—Bit William Verner (con servative) and Mr. Clogs (wanorevativo) arm likely to to m anna again whhont ARMAGH CITY.— r. Bond (liberal), who sot for this barwagh from 1866 to 7, will again contest the mat with Mr. Yiilor, Q.C., who is a supporter of Lord Derby. , ATRLoxx.—Mr. Ennis (liberal) will seek to be re-Awed, with every prospect of success. BANDON.—Mr. Shaw is expected to renew his meted with the Hos. Mr. Barnard, the sitting member. prits•SW.—Ths Solicitor-General of Eogland is mare of re.edeerbta for hi native town; all parties are mud of his abilities and his chereater. Mr. Davidson (ooneervai tive) steads again, and would be easily deflated if ties liberals WIN nailed ; but religious and political discord runs so Wi la Belfast th•tthers are great difficulties in the way al • liberal candidate. CsuLow Comerv.—Hon. P. Poneonby (liberal), a brother of Lord Brasborough, is spoken of as likely to cos test one met with Captain Banbury (conservative) sad Xr. Breen (mnintwativs). Caliow Bolonort.—Mr. John Thomas Ball, Q.C. a conservativn to spokes of es a candidate. Nothing is said of Mr. Alexander (conservative), the sitting member. Cousicurzaous.—There is a vacancy here, Mr. Dobbs, the labs member, having boss amktad Jidgo of the Zecombered Lwow Court. Mr. McDonagb, Q.C., who contorted the borough In 1867, is hkely to coma forward spilt. Mr. InadMak tf sun announced as • candidate. ' CABRIL.—Then is some rumour of Bir Timoth "rift (liberal) NINA*: no sew candidates have CAVAN COIINTY.—Sir John Young (Pull - Q . :IZ Commliclooer of t h e lonian Islands, it about to seek ro-olec don for this comity, whisk he represented for semi years prior to 1866. Neither of the present mewl ors, the lion. Mr. Metwell and the Hon. Captain Anneeloy, will give way without a contest. CLARE COUNI'T.—Mr. Calcutt (liberal) is in the geld for re-election. Colonel White (liberal) will come for ward to contest the mat with Lord Franck Coninghant, if be should stand again. COLERAINR.—AIderman Homphery, of London, is likely to contest this borough on liberal princdpks, with Dr. Boyd (courwevanve), the present member. Coleraine Is situate on the catetos of the London companies, and they have greet ingsmos then. CORY COUNTY —Serjeant Deuy (liberal e ) so lo n s oceareoteed to canvass wits every prospect of re- Mr. Vincent &sky, who wee thrown out at the last alsotiosi from his comassica Mil the late John &disk, ham coats for ward again, relying on his verdict spinet Mr. Ingram having shown that he woe only the dupe of fladiair. Mr. Ilacitrthy (liberal) will not to likely to glee way without a sweet. - CORK CTIT.—Mr. Fagan (liberal) and Mr. Burnish (liberal) are to be opposed by Mr. Hareroft Carroll (oceserverive), a local shipowner of great wealth, and Colonel Wood (comervatlve. DONEGAL Conirre.—iMr. Connolly (oonserratire) and Sir I. S. Hayes (compensative), I'M be rerelscied. Doers COUNTY.—Lord Edwin Hill (oonsereative) and Colonel Fords (conssevative), are likely to be re•elected without a contest. DOWNPATRICIL—Mr. Ker (oonserrative) will be re-elected. DROGITIDA.—Mr. M'Conn (liberal), who hpa re presented this borough since 1862, has announced his inten tion of retiring. There is nothing known, with sufficient certainty, u to the candidates for the vacancy. DUBLIN COUNTY.—Lord Bt. Lawrence is spoken of as a liberal candidate spinet Mr. Hamilton (conservative) and Colonel Taylor (conservative). DUBLIN CITT.—The liberals have not decided on their caadidatss to oppose Mr. Grogan (conservative) and Mr. Vence (oonrervative). DUBLIN Ustviturrr.—There will be no contest. Mr. Lefroy (conservative) and the Attorney -esatrel dor Ireland will be returned. DUNDALK: Sir John M'Neill (conservative) le spokes of use opponent of Mr. Bowyer. DUNGANNON.—Kr. Knox (coaservative) will be Maltreat DUNGAISAW.—Mr. Magnin seek. to be wardsebad. Mr Nugent Humble is spokes of as likely to oppose his. &tem.—The Right Hon. J. D. Fitzgerald has Lend his address. He says " I SDI fur a ecrinprebenefse extension of the elective franchbe in both counties and bo. rmgbs, se ea to Include the Intelligent and induatrloas dame* at present eat:tided from the benefits of the constitu tion. I retain the opinion formed at the general election of 1832, and confirmed by subeequent experience, that to ren der en extended franchise valuable, ire exercise should be pro tected by the ballot.' EN N ISKILLEN.—Mr. Cole's Sconservative) re - sisal= is likely to be opposed by Mr. alum (ooneervativo) and Mr. Dam (osneervative). Flutes/cum COl3/117.—Captain Arohdale (conser vative) mai the Hon. Mr. Cole (conservative) are candidates for re-obtains. Mr. Henry D'Arcy (teeservative) is spdten of as likely to eases fiewatti. GALWAY COIINTY.—No candidates have been an mewed to dispute the re-election of Sir Thomas Barite and Mr. Gregory. GALWAY TowN.—Mr. Lever's services in eats bUsbim the packet onion is likely to lewd to the Maris Dot Viinsof himself, bat of his partaer, Mr. Howard. Sir Thome ton and Colonel French are ant expected to come for ward, and it is doubtful whether Lord Dankellin's influence sill set be overthrown by the &Onetime of the contract for the Lever Nee of packets. Luna cousTy.--C,olonetl Herbert oases foe foe mmiection, sad is the posiblo sweat of Lord Cso f tleroeso's retiristr, Mr. Kowa O`Coesell, Mr. Cottemen, end Mr. Mara& Berated ors spokes ot. EILDAIII 00171 IFFY.—Mr. Cogan ( liberal is me ws of renlectlon. Mr. O'Connor H y (liberal) retires flan heath, end Mr. Hart (fitcral) has offered himself os hL arsonssor. Ettantese.—There is nothing announced as to the meaty et the pity. HOG'S COUNTY.—Mr. O'Brien (liberal) and Mr. Blinol i tirrol) on tbs add br r.-alsetioe, with ae sirs at VNIIALE.--Mr. Heard is likely to be re-elected. LEITRIM CourrY.—There has been no announce meet. Lnutaiee Comm.—Mr. Mansell (liberal) will bs ro.oisoSsi. Mr. b. Dollars bra istlisstod his intamiaa of roaring. This* b sews meow et Mr. Major, GEC., owls tent boniest, midair Ihnrsid to supply tbs vseracy. Limit= Crro.—lovorat oxalates bats boos spasm d, Oasis deft aid& 80LICIT0116' BERIVOLIttir INarirrrnm. The woond half-yearly meeting of the members of this 'society (establiehei for the relief of poor and named tons ettoeneye, solicitors, and proctors, he Ragland and Wales, and their wives, widows, sad families) took place yesterday at the Law Institation, Chancery-lane. Mr. ANDIRTOS to the chair. The report of the directors stated that the practitioners of the law had hitherto possessed no general medium by mesas of which they might relieve the distromes of their lees fortunate brethren of the profession and at the same time make • provision for themselves sad their Partial schemes for thin purpose had teen in existence for many year., but limited to their operation to coasts ; and until the fermstba of this aseociation, the profeadon, se • lady, bad no benevo lest !saltation of • comprehensive character. Up to the present time the progress of this society had bees seeming tog, and characterised by a steadiness of success which augured well for the future. The total number of practi tioners sow enrolled as enhecribers was 406; of whom 277 were rattiest in the provinces and 128 in London ; 195 were life end 210 were annual members; seven of tbe life mem bers were costabutors also to the sanest fund of the institu tion. Tho total number of new members added since Octo ber last had been 162, or an average of more thus 25 members each month. A still larger addition of members, however, would be necessary to enable the association, in accordance with the design of its founders., mtisfactorily to commence the performance of he charitable Intctione at the end of the second year from the period of its establishment. The receipt' daring the lest six months bed smouuted to 836/. 2a. 6d., which, added to • balance in hand of 4261. 12a. Bd., made a total available for the half year of 1,2611. 16e. 2d. Out of this amount the directors bad invested • farther sum of 7001. is the purchased 2161. 16s. 4d. Three per Cent. Consols, to the names of the trustees, making the meat amount of the lemated feeds 1,7131. O• 6d. The Po= within the pest half-year had been 3261.95. Id. The now remaining at the bank in favour of the association was 2361. 6e. Id., and there was a sum of 1141.95. due on account of promised anbeoriptioae. Dialog the half year donations had he en teceive d from Mr. liketagu Chambers, Q.C., asd Mr. Berjeent Payne, and also from Mr. Johnson, treasurer of Bridewell and Bethlehem, a gentleman unconnected with the professio n. In the evening the drat anniveresry festival of the insti tution was celebrated at the Albion Tare's. Alderegate.st rest, the Lord Mayor presidiag, supported by Mr. Sheriff Calder and normal of the moat tatheidshed members of this branch of the law. LONDON D 1007.8.111 CHURCH BUILDING, 80CIITY. The fifth annual general meeting of this society was held at Willis's Roma, yesterday ; the Lord Bishop of Loam° In the chair. The following were anion those on the platform :—The Bishops of Exeter, Coll, and Down ; Lord Diek, LOtd Ebury, J. C. Colquhono, Ertl , Arch deacon Sinclair, Archdeacon Bobtaeon, Sir Mein Pearson, A. J. B. Beretiord Hope, BK., M.P., and B. Knatehbull 'lngrown, Bern, M.P. The Rev. T. P. STOOIES rad the retort, which stated that during the lest tweLve nr.ntbe considerable addition had been made to the church accommodation of the diocese by the odeeectation of ten churches. Many desists for fur ther church extension had beta begun, or were under e tn dderatton ; and there "peered to be • growing °dna of the necessity of vigorous action in dealing with the increasing spiritual destitution of our large towns. The p roposal to bold divine service under the doom of St. Paul's Cathodes! on Sunday evenings bad been carried into eat, mei, from the grate pains which heel been taken in the asrengemenm of the ethane, the raceme of throe settees had bees equally remarkable with that 11 those held in Wat t:anger Abbey. It was a matter of great satisfaction that gai m e r ma : tvie. av o a i t e l viol s o ble dso f' ... : and chbah the a t " st ohur le &c.mc'u : i t 6 1 ,000 °I"lhea pe ti reo rd'a ns w irre wmts t o h w it receiptsavesing toofathttsenidesttlye.serfaut t l he m nanon l. al than citrgt .. . The en. notnicsd la the last meet. Grants had been mode during the 3 eta :—Churches, 3,3501.; enlargement of church, 601.; enfranchisement and purchase of proprietary chspele. 1,9001.; temporary churches, 2001.; purchase of site, 2,1851.; mis sionary curette, 61214 pareocasea, 6001.; loans, 1,8001.; 6 making a total of 10,1361. The financi.l statement showed the receipts to be ,1601. 19e. 9d., and that, after deducting the expenditure, these remained investments to the amount of 13,2471. 19s, and • balance at banker's of 1 8791.75. Bd. The Chairman, the Bishop of Buster, the Bishop of Cork, Mr. J. C. Colquhoon, Lord Ilbuy, Mr. Beredsed Hope, and others, having addramed the ma'am, the report was adopted, end the vsrus °Mare i3l the ensuing year sleeted. A voted thanks to the right raw. ebarman lard the pro c.edings. On Friday evening Sir Cu ll ing E. Earlley again received a number of Mends to a Conversasione at his hones, 39, Upper Ortownor-streer, the subject on this occasion beau " Tarkey—Churchea, Schools ' and Literature." Sir Thomu end Lady Fremantle, Lord Calthoepe, Lady Anne end Lady M Snort, Rev. R. Burgess, Hon. Arthur Kiugaird. li a gr i ßer. Dr. Pommy, of Soros, Vaned States; Rev. Dr. Booleston, of Now York. Darted Starr 3 c; 0. Cekl".•raist.; R. C. L. Bevan, Rm.; Plea/ear . 01,0 *, of N ; Dr. Crawford, Secretary alas Malta Proeutaat Coitus; Rev. G 11. Birch, Secretary of the Turkish Mitaloae-Aid Sie•Jesi; Rev. W. Carden, Rev. Jas. Denis, and Rev. BOTONIII2 &Montan (Serestarks of the Evangelical AUisace); Lady Dummy Akaander Haldane, Seg. ; Mrs. and Mae BALM; Rev. J. Seward thews: end Captain end Mrs. Mauls, was of the company. SOUTH KENSINGTON MUSEUV.—Daring the week saes, April 9, the Traitors have been as fakirs Oa Monday, T u esday, cad Searday, free days, 3,754 ,• on Monday sad Tuesday, feu evezeisers 3,661. Oa the thrte o i doire. dos (andante to Os rake 6d 716; roe einiense eve n ing, Weisedio 96; total, 8,186. • Rustle wain a tlis Muss% iiaMT.