The Express. — London, England, 1865-06-30 00:00:00

Lacerksisty Eg the salt a Were not donejood blamed, foe was wham forte that umber :for He (Yr. I the date. t had the of pratect at an oz. ion any la gged lUD to he cause of redaeo the ,ad iastrae• 'dyes 4 / 1 1111 morn they bear.) re him hop. as troops is I thought; laitary oar fore* Welt aot of that ooleeiaetial hoe. Weed he ought to lota he had arely In the ihere were ;170da: hs is /set, L An has. had eons. meat with this was s make each id opposite eked &dem and Use re- in • pities mold nediew 1 on lb* nee li:ovine the go • hoots lodine civil iem_ With Barley ia d only may taking the wed himself in regard to With respect the opium 3 per he cent. ; way, did in question. se of 10 pee •at 6, and repeat to the Lb.:demi had a numerous be could w military, and rr is each a Whig the sat it was hat a lay woe storks t u h mea rsupg: 1 . schwa % j nogg of se orits. Proposed owe tar, meousary r that the izaseti ltoPetu dt h.- 1 its I 1 • PoPttia• get 44.14 4 .1 4 011.• 3ILI. seed through trough tom. Yuman.M B committee. ism= Not. ills were ale 860) &geed d Debeepuor LNTERSTTRY. Outterbuty or Moue the nem Apre's cement The g an abeam gilt be given ;atbeite Oath rimer before prooegeod— Ulm vises mieglee d Hoar, and or man* motice w ess He Marty Terlibelee% I for do rr rummy from sorrier, togs• That this h steps ea to of the synod t te pro Vaed. te tared anon% loomed that 'afternoon, Mr. Jams mod the ad when Wed t folewortb, detailed in the comer oce, sad fir. , mien. The nixed of the of laloworth wee !nuking fact no hones re 7. After Lbhalted, the a toned deed ae person or THE ORNERAL ELAMION. /101 following lists 'hew the mama of the easdi- 1 dais for the oonstikencies of England and Wales, with their polities and the plows they aspire to repsermat, as far as they axe at present known : Naas& Abhkaaa Alaber J. T. Norris. Mae. D. Fortesees ...... Hr. W. H. lianipbraw B. B. W.Bulkeloy Lord 13. Howsid Hr. J. H. Mal Mr. Jardine Right HOC. T. M. Often Mr. J. J. Becloud Mr. B. G. Smith Barra N. M. Botheekil • O. Douglas r. B. &amebae r. Hdl Mr. Thos. Om O. litueley Anew* Mandel..... Aialibutig Ashica-oder-lasi As/oml Baobv7 r. H. °ivies r. Flawkisa Q.O. Er. Whitehead Hr. F. Edwards Lieut..ooL Wei • ••• Yr. lit* Mr. J. P. Edwards . Yr. W. 0. elimiey Stuart Hr. S. Whitbread . Er. F. 0. B. Rama al R. T. Oil*. . Er. P. P. Boavieft Hr. 3. Walter .... Mr. E. Craves ... Mr. R. Biwa .. Coleeel Liedsay it Esittearis(district). fat (eat) Bsdfordsbize Berkabire Berwick r O. Romeoll Mr. Marjorihneke Kr. Oaroll Mr. A. Xiiehell . Kr. D. Hirai • Edwards SYkol Mr. J. R. Walker . • • T. IL WianiagAta . Kr. W. M. Jackson Kr. J. Laird . Kr. J. Briolit Kr. Scholefield . Mr. J. Pilliiogtoo Mr. W. H. Hereby Kr. J. G. Potter ...... . Kr. Lomeli Webb Mr. F. H. Heritage Mr. J. Wyld Mr. L. (}ewer .......... » . Kr. T. Barnes Kr. 8. Pops • Mr. W. Grey • . Mr. J. W. Kaloohn Kr. H. Besoiland Kr. T. Posy ni Pollen ......... Mr. IL T. Goorloy Mr. M. W. Wickham Kr. W. B. Fontes Major Yemen Colonel Watkins Mr. J. Pritchard ........ Kr. H. Whitmore Mr. T. A. macho& Mr. K. D. Hodgson Mr. W Mr. Mr. H. Moor Mr. Junes White Mr. H. Fawcett Kr. T. N. Frimosath• Sit B. M. Peto Has. H. F. Berkeley „ Se H. Verney Yr. Roberts Mr. 8. G. Hubbard Rt. Hoe. B. Die eels Mr. C. J. Du PA Mr. B. B. Harvey Sr. F. Peel Mr. J. A. Hardswile Lord A. Hervey Mr. Meese Rt. Hoe. R. Lowe Lisat.-Col. Torre= Kr. W. D. Christie Kr. K. Macaulay Kr. F. 8. Powell Mr. H. Z. Ad•sne tr. R. T. Yaks Lard G.l. Magoon Right Hoe. 8.8. Walpole tr. C. J. Selwyn liEr.H. A. Butler -Mansion, Mayo Lyoo Lieut.-Colonel &seri '..!..1,1410 PITO Bewley Blimps, Binksahead Birmingham Bhmkbuin %drain Bebse-le.liooes .. Balboa BaUsed Bisramoebbire Besokseek. lialgesorth Baron liddgewater Brighton BOAoI Backiagttaga (boTol. Bury (Lanaadika) Barg St. Edmond... . Oaks Combat* (boggogb) a A im l / 4 mbi r • dambeidge University Ciaataburi ..... doe ...... J. ai - Kr. 11W. N. Bedpan Mn IL Potter Mr. W. Limos Kr. W. Morris Ks. D. Jesse Kr. D. Pugh Mr. H. B. Roberts Kr. W. Balk*ley Regime_ Mr. E. G. D. Peasant Kr. A. Otway Hon. Col. &wiretap Br. C. Schreiber Kr. G. C. Legh Mr. W. Egertoe r. Pevilon Kr. J. Tollemache Kr. W. H. °lndigoes Kr. Fenton Earl Groaverior Kr. Raikes . H. Llano* Kr. i. A. Smith . Kr. W. J. Lyaiey ••• • J. Neold . Mr. H. Burke Admiral Walcott . .J. Goldsmid Hoe. R. Dutton lilt A. Bathurst Knit. Fort Mr. 3. T. Hopwood Lord Nass Kr J. Steel Kr. T. J. Killer Mr. P. 0. Papillon Kr. J. Gunton Robot, Kr. T. A. Mertes Kr. N. Kendall Kr. J. St. Aubysi Kr. R. Davey Kr. H. W. Estee Kr. M. Trotters. Kr. 0. Steak ... Kr. Kenos James Lord Elliot Kr. A. la Goaded Kr. Goa*' • Kr. O. W. G. Howard Kr. W. Marshall t• • Lowther Kr. P. S. Wyttdham Kr. J. Hardy Kr. C. H. Hayoe Kr.T. ifsioveuiog Kr. B. K. Biddulph % W. W. Wyon ..... Kr. IL T. Bus Kr. 8. Beale - - - 4 G. Cavendish Jackarm T. W. Reiss W. Mundy , D. Griffith ~,a T. Balms Ferried Mr. B. Br Farmed Mr. Fleming Kr. T. Phials Mr. 0. IL Tretwdo Kr. T. D. Acland , Kr. H. T. Kekswish L. Palk . Kr. R. B. Biendas , L-OoL Start 'ir H. D. Wolff Orminea (Mobis# 11 aw.. ... ate:..... alike (No).. Mike Posib) - Mein, (City) .... a~r..Mr...._..... Ohipposhimi AriAolkursh. Oireaseemie ....• Olitheroe Cockermouth .. Oe;chaotic Cornwall, East Oarawo„ West Ooventry 4. Cricklado °amberland (Said) ClimbsTiaad (Weil).. Dartmouth Dcabigh Desisisbehire ..... Derby (borough) Derbyshire, Meth Derbyshire, got* Devizes Deva• Port•••- ***** ' Dovooshirs, North Devornitirs, Booth Donstabire iir. W. B. B. Portraoa Yr. H. G. Start Kr. J. Flavor Vior.ouat Bo!, Dever.. mei net... 0. Fres !letsl Thoitvieh .... peaky Sir J. a Pi at . lir. F, Witt ... Mr. R. Crawford Mr. H. B. Rharidan M.. . Kr. J. firedog= Right Hoo. J.R. Mowlina . Hon. G. W. Harrington Oar H. Williamson Hr. IL D. Blotto ~ o aplain H. G. Illobrs. , Captain Haaamont ... . r i r a . 3.= Mr. C. Do Cans ' • T. B. Wasters Kr. R. B. Winniaid Bator Hr. H. J. Bawls Kr. T. W. Brunton Lord B. Ora .. Kr. R. Holland ad Bourns Durham, North ~ Durham, Beath Fore:, North .... Fogel, South Evesham 1114 Nemo. • Um, 1 a,,.... Fainsoutb Flasher/ Flint 7 1 Filatshire ' none 1 IGelosibead Glamorpashlie _ i Gloomier (Oily) i I = Olonomtashks, Sr 1 l Glosesstashira, W.. i I Grantham 1 I Greenwich 1 Griessby, Grmt 1 Guild/aid Halifax 1 I HLmpaltiro, North . 1 1 Hampahink, Sow* 1 Harwich 1 Haatimp 1 1 1 _ I Holston. I I Hereford (My) ... 1 I Herefordshire 1 1 I Hertford rtfordabire 1 1 I Honiton Horsham 1 bialislifield Una. Mart•a-sPe. 1 Hallorlse Ruatiegiorhire I;,I 1176b0 _ 1 Ipswisk Hestia .. Kent MIA) I I Kant. Wset 11 1 Lesibiat i I Leseridn Math) .. f Limeades, South .. ILeicester (borough). Leiradershiny NI i 1 I Likisebinhk*, Sout i I Uomimier 1 I Lewes— 1 I Lichfield Unman (city) Limobaize, North.. i I lin col n shire , Soatb. 1 I Liekeard Liver Pool Loudon (eitY) Ludlow 1 I Lyme NOB I Lymiagics 1 1 Lynx Itimis 7 listolisfisLi I Maidstone 1 I Naldon 1 I Malmenbar7 1 I Maltou le.ter 1 - 1 - - 1 - 1 1 1 Marlborough 1 I Marlow, Great ... ...... I 1 1 I MArylabos• ......1 I Merioosthilt......... 1 —_ Merthyr r/dva A I Ifiddlisez 1 \ Midburst 1 Monmouth (estakt) . 1 Monmouthshire 1 Noneronsery tlirtriot) , Moir& • Newark 1 ' - 1 1 I Noremademd.-1 1 1 ii: ii: i ll - _ - I 1 I ili ii 7 _i _ 1 ii: i 1 - 1 711 Newasth-oe Trio . &nod Norfolk, lad ...... Norfolk, West Northallorton Norkhamptoa (boro)l Northumberland, N.! Kr. Kr. Kr. Kr. Kr. THE) REVRES% •EM MY EVENING, JUlfig I 1864-. Nrsma., AL , ?thew ;79 rig 3,* lals 1 I Nathamioisea., N—l Q. . Had ..... R. Kulghtlay ...... Oakeel Cartwright Lad F. Fitzroy Kr. I. Warm Si: W. Roma Kr. C. Fart Sir B. Dina* KZ. & Morley Kr. G. A. Minos.— Lard R. Mateo Ir. J. K Kr. W. H. Barrow, . Mr. J. H. Cobbs% Kr. Matt Yr. J. T. flthbaft . Kr. E. Cardwell— Hr. 0. N . Kr. J. W 191•7 bawd F 1 North Sir iI NastitasOosals., 8. Mhos 1 No* 11111plke, &me I Nail& .......... _...... ; lisitheingbol°llol 1 I 1 1 Windmills, I Notlisstuanbirk N. i Nattushamahi* R. 1 1 1 _ Wolverhampton Woodstock 1 I Oxford (city). onoidshito i 1 I i 1 Worcester (city) 1 1 i I Oxford Usiveasity H. W. Duhweal W. K. Gladstoa• Br. G. Hardy i I Waesstashire, Eadi i 1 I Worosstershir. Wad Plubroics (district) Pambyckssisire Ilr.ptsis --- W. Heatioote Sir H. Owen Hr. D. J. Jealties Kr. G. L Phillips Ur. G. H. Whalley Kr. T. Sankey' W. MIS% H. P. Collier Hr. W. Honiara Mr. Leo* Hr. H. C. Childers Hr. Mae Arthur Kr. S. WeSertioun Kr. H. D. Seymour Kr. War* Kr. W. T. Hely Beihtord Hr. G. W. Pronklya . Mr. T. C. Bruce r J. Elphinstane Serjeaut duels. . Wrpoubt, Cbippiug . i I T.ruwtlt 1.47. 7 i;;Wgi; • • Polinfleld 1 Plymouth 1 i _ York (ofty) . lartald" I. 'Wiwi Pct r Yorkain, N. W. Bit I Pea. 7,4yekmdr., &iv. Rdg. 1 717kawmx.mmail Falmouth l 1 I Prod= ....,_ Hr. W. H. Sto®s Sir T. G. liesksth Mr. F. A. Stanley J. Walsh . Kr. R. G. Feiss . rF. Goidonid Kr. G. S. Defiers . Mr. Lemma Gower Has. E. Merino Lord Galway Mr. F. J. S. Foljewato . Hr. Wysill r R. Palmer Mr. G. J. Greenwood . Mr. R. A. Tree' . Ir. T. B. Potter . Kr. P. W. Marta Wow (Oesaty) 1 Radoonhimßarghs Reading — 1 Beide Bedard, E&it ..... 1 I Rishatood 1 Ripen 1 Rochdzle 2 I lalleadahin rHr r. A :,,,jeus --. iiiiiii , 4 .... Hon. G. 11.11(stbooto Hon. G. J. Noel I I RP irlDanein Mr. I t Ol; f rild Mr.an Mr. H. Paull Mr. J. Olteetharn Mr. M. H. Musk Mr. B. Han Bea lin J. Mame* Lord O. Piot Mr. H. Hammes Mr. C. Clapper • J. Johnetose lis. J. 1). Dent Mr. G. J. Cayiey Mr. G. G. Glyn Mr. J. Rollback Mr. Hadfield P. Burrell Mr. S. Can Kr. J. Hinman Mr. W. J. Cement Mr. Tomlin . . Major Cast Mr. J. R. 0. Gore Lord L. Levelson.Gover . Mr. R. Jasper Mors Sir B. Leighton I. onel Herbert .. Mr. R. N. Granville Mr. R. H. Pagel Mr. A. Hood Kr. W. H. P. G. Ilea Mr. W. D. Beymosir Kr. G. Moffatt Mr. T. M. Mackay Mr. Russell Gurney Alderman Rase Mr. R. highest Mr. Locke Mr. Loped Mr. H. Jeraloghans 6 ptaia Mellor Mr. M. A. Ban Alderman Sidney Alderman Nelda Hoe. O. B. Adderley Lord 1 Mr. P..= . Kr. W. H. Foley Mr. W. 0. Faster Vimpount Lendor Mr. J. N. lineal Lord ersabouros B. Northoote Mr. W. Tiepin Mr. J. B. Smith Mr. E. W. Watkin Mr. H. R. °veinal Mr. A. Bereaforil Hops Kr. 8. Pope Mr. G. Melly . Mr. P. &rope Mr. E. Hoisrona F. Kelly rd Henniker Major Parker Lera ord A. H Mr.r. John l andlt Mr. H. Penni& Mr. Locke King' Kr. 0. Buxton Mr. Brodriak Mr. Peak Mr. J. L &ism Kr. Geo. Oubitt Kr. J. G. Dodson Lord B. Cavendish Mr. W. W. Burrell Kr. B. C. R. Abbott Windham Barttelot Mr. L. L. Alleys R. Peel Yr. John Peel Mr. E. N. oox Mr. A. Mills i lIL Ives - i Salford 1 N 5111.7 i 1 1 Sandwich Blutteebury Sbe [field ...... 1 I &repairs, North .. I Shropshire, South .. Soteersetiltire, East. Boisenstshire, Won .1 1 I Souttumpton 1 ISouth Sh;elds Southwark Stafford (baroogli) 7 I saftombhire, North 1 I 1 I aliffordshire, South 1 I 1 akatord iskaPork Imek apolz-Tria t . . Stroud 1 I _ Suffolk, Ust flaffolk. Wet . ... Sunderland Saner. But.., eszny, West 801 Mis lali Sams, Wm! I Swami 1 1 Timworth I I Taunton 1 I Timbrtock W. Hay Mr. C. Barclay .. .Mr. A. Russell ',„, 71. .1. Trelawney .. . Mr. J. Martin Mr. J. R. Yorke W. Dowdeewell ~ Mr. A. H. Baring Mr. R. J. H. Harvey • W. Gallwey .. Lord Pslmerakm Hon. G. Denman .. Mr. P. C. Reeeeed Mr. J. Feeder Mr. A. Berme.: .. Kr. O. S. Boiler ...... Mr. A. Ayrtoo . J. Host:eye . Y• Mr. F. M. Witham, .. Mr. B. Hodgson Mr. G. 0. Trerelyan. Jobe Hay Mr. W. H. bails= O. W. Das Mr. R. Baling ... Mr. C. Forster ... Mr. J. H. Calmati Mr, J. S. DMZ. ... Mr. G. Greenall Mr. A. W. Peel Kr. G. W. Rapt= Mr. E. Graves th Lord Duncan ' • C. Manhunt Mr. Wise • W. Sayler ............ . .. • . Jobffe th Mr. Manta Kr. O. N. Newdegabe Mr. W, D. Bromley t Hon. G. W. Foreabit Kr. J.ll. Geskell Kr. W. R. Cartwright .... Mr. H. G. Gridley ..... Mr. H. Edwards Kr. R. Brooks Grey de Wilton M. Lopoo • 'a Grosvenor . J. S. Mill Mr. W. H. Baia Hoe. H. O. Lowther Berl of Booties Mr. George Hams Kr. H. 8. neaps= Mr. Woods jer-Geeerel Ueda, ITewkesbury ...... 1 i 1 TheV0rd......... - Think Murton 2 Woos Twee Biala. 1 1 I Truro Trasmonsh Waksheld of humidly than if war had terniteaMil • few years dare, for gibe wOli of the North bed eadeemme the presses of *flues s sad had ems to see most eempletely the enisoelpalikez of the stave*. (Cliesee.) He mashed the rtpl Hr. Lowe and Hr. Helens I. the debate es ai l enes franchise bill. It lad bees .std that there ten me baled aseseity fee &vying el 61. The Hew of litmemeeme wee the less body to the manta liisely to be r a ise ICC4 C7 i Te fra Nta be fg a".." egsrds O . ; cooslitutioa, sad only a short this ego it Mae pan of that reestatiosary ammo" the Er Ames het. (Cheers.) If the 61. franchise were titre dead, be did set see why the same power of reeleileam should not be delisted es its Waif as was 'aided sow oe behalf of the 101. Mr. Baines' bill was a TOllliOnl which ommilated different sectious of the liberal party ; hat the soseervatives maid, " You don't intend to atop there." However, if the bill was paused, the liberals woo/d a 4 be lavested with &epode power still there would be the seam seemity against pawing extreme or diagrams MM• eerie sa at preemie. A mod dval was mid shoat it. being &step as the road to dennierecy ; that word " deesooracy wee held up as a bugbear to terrify the House of Cloremone, bet this muotry to its emeetial charseter was a democracy already. What was about to tube plum! The country was So have as opportunity of recoesidming the alma of its re presentatives. Th. sew Noumea of Oommou would have power of deeidiag upon the coothiumee la Ake al the preset govermsent. Therefore, the House of Commons elected by the people bad virtually power of appointing the ministry. If, thee, democracy meant government by the people, this was a deseccreey already, mad there wee lee reason to fear democracy here. (Cheers.) The giving of the suffrage to a pester or smaller somber was a matter of detail, sod Doi of prieedp/s. The effect on the English esesUtation wee that so goveremeat could hope to remain in power soy length of time against the opiates of the nation. (Hear, beer.) He concluded by esyisg he sad Mr. Baines stood Merely on the mon principles end the same gromid, and should they be elected they would 'appal t the ems measures. (Cheers.) The emotive almost ansalmouely pledge* Well to carry their election. BLACIBIIILL—As stated the other day, the setaisA &dim la Ibis borough is to be a well-contested ore. The ameervatives slugs that it has bun provoked by one section of the liberals bringers( out Mr. J. CA. Perrier ea independent ter mods, not u the colliagas et Mr.Pilkiegtoe, whose friends repudiated his candidature. On Tuesday rustling, a (*mutton from the Blackburn Ooassrostiro Club loft for Lobe, to have so interview with Ir. Joseph Feildeu, of Wbition.park, neer Blackbuis, to Woes Win to ems forward la shoewassreative Interest as the com 3 / 4 3. e Mr. Hereby. OnWedeseday the deputationsaw Mr. Na du, and having as hies that they bed a makeity of 100 voters us the register, sad that it was the wish of the club that be should offer bierelf for eleetiess. lee cure readily forward. He is the lord of the manor of Biseltbare, about seventy years old, and very mush respected. We presume that efforts will now be made among tbe =p =et Sera. Pdkiartoo sad Potter, the literal condi- I to coalesce, and that have a fair lAA at stresitii.— Leeds Mercury. CAZNARVONSHIRE BOROUGH& —Mr. H. Beaver Bober* of Phi Llsaddogat, Llaarwat. has withdraws Wm =Soo to Mr. W. Ballieloy Hughes, the lltoral condi- Mr. Roberta prossastioatao the applanw ofee wither coaworTativo," sad deoliara to camas a raptors is the ammervative DIRBY 1:1711).—Mr. W. Mundy is again a can didata for the divisms, os the tame moderate coarerrative principles he has hitherto held. Honrroft.—Mr. G. Moffatt has announced that he will not ask the electors to renew the toast they Ave yawn since confided to him. The contest will be between Mr. Bailie Osobnse sad Mr. Rieltsrds. It is expected to be vet/ dose. Mr. Cochrane, in his address, makes no profession of political opinion. Mr. Richards, the new candidate, declares himself an advocate at extension of the suffrage, the ballot, sad the abolitka of chetah. rates. Mr. F. D. Goldsnaid states geserally that he 'mover the rrinoipise of free trade, and will same the diffusios of education and the improvement of the hews of the people. Liinirris.—A. report having been circulated that Mr. Hughes does sot intend to eo to the poll. we aro re quested to lasts that it is his determination to do so. Ltvinrooz..—We bear that the right course is to betakes after a 11; that there are to be two liberal candidates for the borough. sod that Mr. Ewart'a Mars eolissens is to be Mr. Samuel G. Rathbooe.—Liverpool Doily Poet MAsicnEsrza.—A large and influential meetir of liberals was held at Karen. Hall sad Jaaion's agree, yesterday, Mr. Jeremiah Garrett in the chair. when the following molt:ties was ansairommly adopted :—" That a. mestieg of the gentlemen who formed the gees& sad' ward committees in 1857, for promoting the electioa of Sir Jobs Potter sad J. A. Terser, Bp., sad who are is favour of th e genres then followed. be summosni. by public advertisement, to hear the MIMI of several deaths nee proposed as candidates for the Wien of Yea cheater, sad to decide apes the of triaging ma er more of them forward." In with the e = resolntioe, a mestieg will be held at the Tfaioa _.—...-ssreet, our Mondai aftersacia Mumma= —A requisition which received nearly 1,500 signatures of electors in leas then 24 boors is is gran, inviting Viscount Raselath to blooms a candidate for the county ef Middlesex. Men of all shades ol politial opinion have it is said, signed the requisition. Norm Norm—The Speaker hu issued en ad dress to his accentuate, is which he asp ;—" As the &solution of the priest parliment is near at hand, I 11112110111nee my internam et epic manna the bosonr of representing you in the email* parliament. It was she pleesine of the Howie of Cowman so elect me • wood time their Speaker. As you expressed year approval at the last general election of my harts/ undertaken the duties of that office in the former par&imeet, it is not far me to offer any explanation upon that point. The experience of years, se they pose on, confirm me in the jao.. - of those political principles which first recommended me to your notice. It is to legislation founded oe these principles, that we mainly owe the prosperity we now enjoy —uo expanding commerce, dimt. embed taxation, and an abounding ex use • a healing of divisions ainoept obese., and costestment thioagliout the body of the people. There is, I believe, a general agree. meet on pobtital quietism between myself end the greet majority of your body, on which I found my claim for your continued support." SOUTHWARK. —The address of Mr. Layard to the electors of the borough of Southwark is cut. He says bin official duties bars prevented him appeasing as much amongst them of late as be had opportunities d dal during the early park of his esenierion with them • ba he trusts that in no instance has be segleatad thelhoesl interests. Wl* the 'mistimes of his mileages, Mr. Locke, he has worldly watched over them in parliament, sad done his beat to promote them. Sonia LANCASHIAL—The deputation appointed at the recent meeting at Newton to represent the Salford and West Derby hundreds in the liberal interest had interviews yesterday with Nr. James Heywood sad Mr. H. Yates Thomases. They suivany coesestail to will issue their addresses to-marrow y). The l ; a 6 make their first appearance before the electors at a meet ing to be held et the Pres-nada Hall. ou Tuesday after- John Eltusrt Mill is ex pected to return from Fano, this day, end will pro- Wily meet his committee and Mends is Bt. Junes's-hill on as early day, for which, we underhand, Wednesday, July ft, has been mentioned. DIMBARTONBIIIII7.—The contest between Mr. James Stirling, of Oordals, who comes forward is the liberal interest in opposition to the present emiserrative member for tie county of Diunbarton, 31r. P. B. &mile* is being vigorously prosecuted. Fussuisa--Eiir Robert Anetrnther has issued Ws address, =cueing himself, on the ground of the oppor skies be bed at his recent election, from eateries identify fete political "'settees, but declaring for a farther extension of the homelike, " not in a lateral direction only.* Time is no probability of opposition. tlli. J. D. Crieridgit 1 Hr. T. G. Derteg ...., 1 Kr. 8. cierasy . • .......s 1 . .W. M. Toners .... inl Lusk Mr. W. Phillip . W. OW . • J. Samar Lordß. Orangaor R. Bawling& B. Mynas Mr. W. Ent . Mr. O. R. X. Talbot Mr. B. Vivian ...... ... . Mr. W. P ri se . . Mr. Wallingford 1 Waball 1 Warshaw 1 - 1 - 1 - 1 -- 1 I W = 466 (borciaib) 1 I -: 11- 117 I - 1 - 1 - 1 - 1i- 1 1 1 -- 1 - _ 1 i 1 1 _ 1 - 1 - 1 Warwickshire, Wills Warwirkabire, Nor' Weolook Weymouth Wasibery Welriarler Watwooland Whitby Wigan lyfr. O 0. )sr eek .. Air J. 1112.0. Yr. S Aalsebei Lord C. Deese Mr. B. P. Legg Lad— Tigase Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. T. P. OffMt W. n. ehilMik .1. B. Carter T. W. 'Wks W. Twitter% eel B. Tye, H. Labeeeltere H. Hoare HIM H. C. P. 'Minn Hr. T. N. Wageslin Mr. H. Bosnia Mr. Henry Hr. R. Padsons Hr. LadslS Mr. N. C. illosetff Mr. LIM& Hon. F. W. Osidborps Hr. H. F. Vaasa ...... Hoe. F. Lyre Mr. F. W. Ulf* Mr. M. T. &sit& Mr. .1. R. Mills B. B. K. Loos r. J. Goodson r. A. Ir. J. j 3 .7: lll rol► lame dr. J. P. Brows-Wail Alumni Lemma M . Lo.dbor I Lord Holism Hoe. A. Deooombo it, F. Oroodey Lord F. Csvendidk Mr. W. L. eae►ope , Mr. 0. B. Nei n Mr. F. A. dank Br. W. K. Damon% Kr. J. B. MortiM ELECTION INTELLIGENCE. 1 1 CITY OF LONDON. A meeting of the liberal electors of Farringdon _ district favourable to the return of Baron Rothschild, _ Melo Crawford, Goshen, and Mr. Aldeaman _ Lawrence. was held last evening in Faningdon _ ball, King's Arms-yard. Snow-hill; Mr. James RAID/sr prodded. Mr. N. Y. Rothschild represented hie father, 1 sad the ether eaudidates atteeded in pence. The Cluitutar said be would make no nernarke in re , forests to the candidates present, as they would in all _ probability speak for themeless. He wished to make alludes to Baron Rothschild. (Hest.) It had been said that _ the baron's election weeowing to the great inflames which _bin name sad poetic nom mude bat he thought the oleo _ tom would selnelde with a which he entertained. Bawdy. that the rotate of Baron Rothschild was the MSC. IMos and mainteeenee of the great piliciple of civil and cell _ glom liberty. (Hear, bear.) Some moms were for oppo sing the baron's caedidatore bores* he was inespaeitated _ by Jodie/position from &Moodie( to the discharge of his duties. He (the chairman) WY nee A those who thought _ that the pais services of an old servant Mould be recoi -1 nisei, sad be thougbt it would be unworthy of Realist _ ion to discard a man who had such claims on their sop _ port as those powered by Baron Rothschild. (Hear, and - Ar. CRAWFORD, who was very warmly reoeived. said he thooght be wee so well known to the electors that It was _ Tumenseeeif for him to make any leogtheeed speech in 1 justifiestioa of the course he had taken in parliameet all a representative of the City of Loodoo. H. might say with out being guilty of egotism that them was enrol a mem _ bee eogaged in active business in the House of Osmmos _ who had bad more to attend to the he, I. looking after' _ the interests of his constituency. In all Twain' of a corn _ menial or social charaotere ff ectioe tbeCity he had takes an 1 important part, and be had been always found 1 " ly to maiotain the rights and privileges of _ those whom be represented whenever be felt - himself caliedooto doe°. Amoessortber mooned Worse, _ the Union Cliergeability Bill bad received his most cordial I support. He hoped soon to see inch ea alteration in the existing law is reference to the Poor-law am would put an - end to the system by which the poor man wee carted from place to place, instead of obtaining relief in the ludo in 1 which destitution had overtaken him. (Hear and applause). 1 At the meeting of the conservative party held Me previous _ sight, Mr. Thos Baring, the obairman, said that the Liberal Registration Association bad zoomed the power of ! 1 returniag the four candidates wbom they named. He 1 begged to give a most unqualified denial to the assertion. _ and to stets that the association took no steps, except to _ consider the very important question presented to them _ when they thought it was rips for conaideration. (Hear, 1 bear.) 1 Hr. N. Y. ROTHSCHILD laid he wee happy to Inform the _ electors that his father's health wee improving, and that he hoped to be soon able to till his place as he wished. Yr. Gowen on rising to address the meeting was loudly - cheered. He said the representative of so large a conga _ _ Money as that of the city of Loudon Modred under the _ disadvantage of being unable to make the acquaintance of I Me electors, which could be done in smaller dirtriots, and I - he therefore gladly availed himself of that opportunity of - 1 giving an account of his past conduct and Oates his Otos- • time is regard to the future. He did not come with a _ a pr i v rn i on the hosting.. No ease had arise, such as bad io former tames, where, in the discussion of • particular measure, the two goat parties were divided, and 1 where the government had appealed from the House of Com ' moos to the country. He thought the majority in the House of Commove represented the majority of the nation. (Hear.) He believed the liberal party had the majority, and that • we, the Teepee why the °emanative' had been usable to deal a blow at her Majerty's government. He believed the _ present war • time of great importance to the electors of the country, as they could chose their members calmly, not ilooking to their views on soy pa:tinter quo* n, bat on their general principles. (Hear. hear.) The literal forty should pot slack their efforts became no Trento of women - too interest occupied the stilettos of parliament, bat they' should feel that although much bad bees done, a great deal I dill remained undone. nos was prosperity in the °poetry, ' but there was not WI much as warranted es 1 in giving the management of affairs over 1 to a party which bad been always averse to mourns of 1 referee sod advancement. The comer, wee at peace with foreign powers, end it therefore became swarm to take - some steps towards internal reform. (Herr, bear.) Aewe - live in pesos with the world we mart mike Ter on pas - prism. (Applause.) A bill bad been littrodnoed to ; amend *earns attendleg she ededuistratiorif the poor taw, but we must go farther, sad root out the canoe by in ` faring greater habits of thought, and the Obaitteller of the -; Exchequer had made an effort in the right direction with the Government Annuities Bill. He asserted that the stroke at pauperism was the cultivation of education. When there - were each measures to be carried out how could they rest 1 • and be thankful? He had repeatedly observed that the • • liberal party in Reiland was charged with being violent sod - revolutionary. (Hear. bear.) He believed the only way I - the conservatives had of attacking them was by coggem - 800. If they introduced s small measure, the coronation smserted they were inserting the this edge el the wedge ; - and If they proposed large meows they were charged with 1 contemplating violent sad sudden changes. (Hear, and 1 laughter.) Thooonservatives had stated at their meeting held - the night before that it required but little wisdom to carry - out he government of thecountry, bat be begird to remind - the electors that if any mistake occurred in the intricate rooltinery of parliament it wouldbrteg about suebacalemity as oven the caseermtives would not wish to foe. (Hear, 1 bear and laughter.) He hoped they would all unite to goa -1 tain that power which had upheld the honour of Reeked abroad, and maintained her prosperity at borne. (Botha " shelf. cheering.) Mr. Alderman LAWRINCI expressed himself in favour of - Lord Paltueraton's government, but said he would sot - %spot e a blind confident* in any administration. He 1 was in favour of such an extension of the franchise aneroid teed to the proper representationrepoomi of all classes. He would Walt with the Ober tiven is carryin g oat mehearen robes called for by la the advancement of the ..lion. Mr. (BLORGE BROOK called the attention of Mr. °mhos to statistical returns made by Dr. Lankerter, showing iSit thousands of females who had murdered their elhoring we to be found et large in the city of Londe& He oon — domed the shameful system of poor-law, which soli 1 allowed 2a. tfd, a week to a woman who had base deluded by • heartless Maas, and thought it was equal, iii that the same law should leave hasdrods to = 1. 7 . 1 1 its nation every year. Geismar said ha declined to dodge his future course 1 la reference to any particular quangos, as ha might not be enabled to fulfil say promises whiolithe gloaters would wish to exact from him. However, be would attend to the ism ; regret questions pat to him, and he trarted if he again 1 man them m the hall he would be able to address them with n • ociaciousiess of having attended to hie duty. (Applause. A resolution approving of the return of the foot liberal 1 candidates was submitted to the meeting, sad carried with n acclamation. 1 DOOO. WI LORD AMBRRLRY AT MD& . Mr. Baines and Lord Amberley addressed a meshes of several thovened peewee kat *hi ia the Oka hall. Leeds. Mr. Rites gave an amount of the votes ha had given during the Let six yams, sad viudicated kis rapport of the government and their domestic sad foreign policy. He invited there divined to plump for him sq milli) for Lord Amber*, so that Leeds should no Luger be a ameatlty in the Room of Ocsummea. Lord Aye^ came forward solely bemuse be claimed to..wereeet the leading doctrines of the hbsral pert,. He referred to the death of Mr. Cobden and est easandastioa of Mr. Linooln. Each of these men meting from obscurity, sod each pursued with uayszyieg goal hie ermatry's good • es WM rewarded with ultimate success is the achieve ! meet of his patriotic purpose. (Cheers.) Unfortunately, legality of secession could ugly its nettled by arbitrament of war. Temble as that arbitrament had been, he thought the happiness of the result called for cegratala sloe ; that result had bees mote aoudad's to the interest* WOODSTOCK ELECTION. TOT 1 =ITO' OP PHI mime. letter which I have addressed to the Wrathy of the Due at Morlborousb.—l a &a., m, Sts, —l shell be obliged to you to import in the =kid F/idsY wen*. the mimed eo& ag ef r hem, Jane 28. J. W. WHA Birmingham, Jaw N. COOKTIAIDOS of the begirt sad eahuasions statements that bate been made by . Baeae soppsaent and others, to the offset that the Duke of has exercised an unjust sod oppreadve inflames over ids teemitry, in requiring them, sweat their will, to vote foe lit. Barnett, it is his mods desire that I should, as his split, inform you that, though be warmly ay sthines , with 'lb. Barnett's sionamvative oplakme is smelled to the extreme liberal ones of hie opponent, whisk have also been put forward with so much permed abuse of lima% it is not and sever bas been the dakeb wish to depths say of his Seosatry of the free exereies of their votes, while be trusts they will Taxed at the aggsmiobing eleotiost to the beet of their jadgmest, and foe the Teal good of their conalry.— I am, sir, your faithful sad obedient servant, To—s— J. W. WHAMMY. • . TIM BITDOWA or 1865.—The financial statentsat made by Mr. Gladstone oil the 27th of April lest.ke Irian published in octavo by Murray. Rarcos roe Doort.— It may possibly interest tbs public to ham isornethieg reoperate' sa MAMA= sal s. Wished about the year 1860 is Holliegwertbaireet, Liver pool-rood. Holloway. Stray dogs met there are kept for a few days, to eel an opportunity of meteratker to (muse. Should so applicatios be goads they are elgetroyed by a i swift sad painless method. neatly saespttes is is favour of ropily valuable dogs, for whom It "ley hi pessibis to I fied new crests. About 2,600 dogs per anaum, or SO For week, hays been admitted and disposed of rises its ornate& A bazaar in about to be held at Willis'erooms is must of the inetitotioe, sad to enable the uniaegem to extend its labours in removing the dog-nu;attica from the metropotie. ilia prir,Liamaird M. H. Boo& Yr. R. B. Helloed ... Mr. J. Rah — Getout Kinontole 1 lir. F. J. Telliewmas Mr. W. E. W•lby Gregor; !dolman Halomoso 1 Sir G. Bright . Caplan D. Harlin 1 . Mr. J. FUN 1 . J. Mr. G.T.r " Onolow Mr. W. W. Pon* 1 Kr. Hinds Paha; Q.G — . W. Hovel 'olotoil R. Aluoyd Kr. Standeld 1 . 'H. St. John Whimsy Mr. G. B. Booth ... Mr. W. B. Boo& ... 11:41iii 46 1 . .Pure -.-- 1 Java Mr. Yolk Kr. M. Wills . Mr. F. J. Sloplima 1 Mr. F. Nora 1 Ha. 0. Welders"' Leda 1 Mr. Robertson 1 — Mr. Gast Major Grille Mr. Young 1 Mr. J. J. BAgen Lank -CoL Clifton' 1 Mr. G. Olive Ir. Bag= hau pain ....- Mr. MI. Biddidpk Mr. J. K. Kis( — Right Hoe. W. W. M. T. F arquhar Sir & B. Lytton Mr. Abel noise Yr. H. I. Better Hon. H. Oswpsr . Kr. E. M. Maar& 1 r. B. Ocolinne Kr. F. D. Goldadd 1 . Mr. Hurst Mr. & Fitopsaki Mr. & Leakiest Mr. W. M. Loam , Kr. J. H Cies an Mr. J. doom Mr. O. N. Hawn* e Pee/ - Mr. T. Baring Mr. & Fellowee - [awl B. Montage Baron H. A. Roam/did - Mr. J. 0. Cobbeid. Mr. W. Tirlmao Mr. B. E. Adair Mr. W. Wea Yr, 41 0. t r. 414 ~. & O. B. Bridges J. lathes& Mr. W. Assennal Visconet Holnaledale - Mr. Dyke White Mr. J. Holden Mr. B. T. Weed Ir. T. Oolhes Mr. Thomas Hughes Kr. J. C. Lawrence Mr. F. Donitee Marquis o Hartingtos Colonel W. Patten Hon. A. F. Egerton Mr. W. J.liagb Mr. Janievfleywood Mr. 0. Tuner Mr. E. Laurence Mr. & H. Fenwiek . ..... Mr. H. Y. &braid* Lord Asaberley Hr. & Baum Mr. G. B. Beeerolt Mr. W. limas Mr. P. A. Taylor Mr. J. D. Harris i Lord J. Mauer, Mr. E. B. Harlotry Mr. C. H. Freese , Mr. C. W. Packs • Loa Corson Mr. W. Hindman& • Mr. G. Hardy Mr. Walsh Hon. H. Brand • •,•• A. Bade Mr. Christie Lord Pelham Dyat • Lord A. Paget Major Anson Mr. 0. Seely '• Mr. Hagar Mr. J. B. Moore M. J. Choeseley - Mr. J. B. stalkers ...... • loud Yaks J. Trollops A. Balker Mr. T. B. Horefall Mr. J. C. Evart Mr. B. & Onves • Mr. G. Lyall Mr. B. N. Fowler Bares Rothaeltild Alderman W. Lawman Mr. R. W. Crawford Mr. G. L Geeslin • n Cli ve WI A. 1 Mr. J. W. Ta m e sr by Mr. J. Hawaiian Mr. T. Norton ‘1194 Mr. W. Maskimsen, jun.- rd G. Lassos Hon. Tt'Upolic Mr. J. Chadwick Mr. J. BrockMenet Mr. E. O. /kenos Mr. W. Lea Mr. J. Whatman Mr. Brett Mr. T. S. Wasters Mr. G. M. W. Paarradca Mr. R. A. Fmk Lard Andover Mr. J. G. Talbot Hoe. Marl's Fitswggen = Mr. J. Brows Mr. A. Heywo_og Mr. T. T. Basle . / ...... - . Jacob Bright Lord E. Brace ..... Mr. a B. Baring B. Knox WWiacat I Formof B. LOWII W. W. Wynn D. Willis= B. A. Ikea mat it elisid ..... R. O. W. T.br i trZ Orawskaw Da ily . C. 0. S. Mores Somose4 Mr.B: - 0i.V757,,,.. G. Grey Mr. G. Bodgkhrma A. Matra . Mr. B. Jame . Wm. Murray tett Boa. T. & Maudlin Mr. & BoaoromM Mr. 0. Cowan Mr. C. W. Agartiu r. S W. Leonard. F. &axiom Odra 11r. Bowes .EOll. T. Do Gm Mr. G. W. P. Bouttesk Ms. B. Garda' .... BM W. Joom Mr. W. B. Wriglibou AL -.a. kills - I gr. C. Gilpin Lord Hanley Mr. G. F. Helroyd . Berl Perot &r M. W. Ridley Mr. H. G. Liddell Mr. W. B. Beaumont i 1 1 1 7 1, 9 11 101 Al94oAla i lfetall —— Ti. o l annual meeting of this society mall /SW yes dodo be WltlKs Rams ; the Mime of LdirDOM le the Mali. The ripest, elicit wee me by the BOIRIOarie the Rev. W. D. blealmaa, Mated that the peat hal bra oar of lemma anxiety and delimit,. The iise of the :leant, bad Wes end as to wall ter very mime oinsidaration, if net to suite alarm, kes the am neittee wale thankful to report that, by imiwala think they had seeds. the mese for speersi bees greatly desaianhad. The 'midi/urn, of *blob comeesplated by the Bop el Lucite)Fuel awl the Mosses' Mame Building Society had tended to moles* at isfarioss idlest on the latter orpniaation; bat even sow there wies maple roam la the wt diocese for the ope rations both of the hued and the society. The perk church extension in London, aid to some astent in ail large towel, was attsioded with peculiar di6SenlYle. ?hew was sot only me existing dedeinacy of the Men of getea• bet there was also • largo &Nana Somas ed ties calling for • very esawiderablai provision of religious Illitleak• from year to year ; and with weeks ea vast and so urgent galling for essimance, it coal mot be thought that the creation of the Bishop's Fund should have rendered at all superfloom ennotaemees of the Diocesan Baciety. Two MIMS emeolelly had combined to brim about the remit positkia of peounisry eaharrarsasset. First, the demands mole upon churchmen by the Bishop's fund, end the oonsequest •itodrawai, to tome @swat, of the support formerly given to the society ; moondly, the amount *Maimed by oolles ti.te in churches, where the clergy, already somewhat over burdened by demands of this hied , bad been very rightly urged by the oommitios ii the Bishop's Fund to have spe cial offertories mode as behalf of that great nod The other course which had led to the primmest difli:ori hi m the affairs of the society was is some degree a matter of conmetulatioo. bemuse it was to a great estate from increased activity in the work of chunk extession in the diocese, and in no small measure from the liberal aid which bed been given by the Bishop of 'Loodon's Fend. The most serious feature is the financial prospects of the moiety was the termination during the present year of the payment of a sum amount lag to 2,5W1., gives annually for ten years by the land owners of the metropolis, and which was Illariy equal to half Um income of the moiety. The adoption of the re. port, was moved by the Bishop of London, and agreed to. A resolution expresnag mandarin°s at the progress of the ' society, and inviting escrowed exertions, was proposed by Archdemooo Emery, and unanimously adopted. A vote of thanks was lamed to Mr. Sumba, LW honorary secretary of the society ; and a similar compliment baring berm conferred on his lordship to presiding, the proceed lags terminated. GOVERNMENT MSC/BANC= AND ANNUITIES. Tables for the grant of deterred monthly allow gams and deferred 'sanitise, on the candelas that the purchase-money shall be retanahle without later's% is cam the person ea whose life the monthly allows s, er 'enmity is to depend shall die before the someremoseseat of the monthly allowance or enmity, or ia cam the pareitssie shall wish, before such commencemeat, to give up the purchase, have now beer submitted to parliameat in seem& goes with the prorisloos el the Lot 27 end 28 Vie, cap. 43. The Postmaster-Choseral is prepand sow to pant contracts la ameedeme with them tables, which bare bole printed by M. Eyre sad Fipottiswoode as a supplement to the tables homed to April last. The following is in illastretiee of the table for the great of deferred monthly allowenoes, mosey returnable : If A. 8., being 35 years of age, shell pay lele. per mouth, la four inetalmente of 4.. mob, until he reaches the we of el. he will th en receive for the net of hi life a meetidy allowsace of 21. 12e , which will be equivaleet to mid 'nee of 12e. per week throughout the whole Fier ; sad if be shell pay from the same are and through tie same tam 24a. per month, in four ioatalments of 6s. mob, be will re mitre, when he reaches the age of 430. a mostly anemias, of 31. 18s., which will be equivalent to as atomises of 18s. per week tivaregbout the whole year. Tf, however, he °is not afford to make so Urges mosehlf PaYmed, and shell eayifrom the same , are end throughout the seam term no more than Be. per math, in two tesedments of 4s. mak be will receive, whoa be rumba the age of 80, a moothly allowance for the rest of his life of 11. 61., which will be equivalent to said allowance throughout the whole year el 6s. per week and if be shall pay so more tnaa 4e. per month, be will receive at the age of 60 a racethly ellowance d 13e., which will be equivalent to so allowance through out the whole year of 16. per week. If at any period of the tines daring which the suavity is in mares of package, he shall desire to deem:llene the purchase, the sum paid by him will be retuned to him, and in the event of his death before the oommescement of the alma,. the sum *die him will be retained to hi repro mentally's. The following ken illestretise el the table for the gnat of deferred annuities, mosey returnable : If Jobs doge., when fa his tweety-ftret year, desire to purchase a deferred salinity el 101., to colninewe when he reaches the age of 56, sad to cantinas for the rest of his life, he may porches', it either by yleg dose 391. 7s. 6d., in one sum, or by payee 11. 16s. 84. a year until be reaches the ago of 56, wham he will so longer Wm to pay aeythieg. but will have an annuity of 101 . for the rest of his life. Aid if Jaime Jones, wins la her 21st year, desire to pur chase a deferred amenity of 101., to commas* whoa she meshes the age el 56, sad to had for the rod al her life, she may purchase it either by payiag down 451. 16e. 81., or by paying 21. 2s. 6d. a year until sh• meshes the age of 56, whoa she will have no more payeseata to make, sad will ' have an annuity of 101. paid to her for the rest at her life. Instiller case the money paid would be returnable if th e person on whose life tie annuity was to dewed died before the commencement of the annuity, or If the purchaser de sired to discontinue the penethase at soy time prior to the it of the aimuity. lINIVIRaIrY INTELLIffIiNCE. OXFORD, Jl7llll In • convocation holden this day graoe wait peeled, permitting Henry Rudd, al Corpus, • to masa his time cd standing from his matrioulatiou, in order to biz being able to proceed at ones to the degree of Doctor la Civil Law. Is • congregation holden at the same time, the following were °adenoid : gees AND Damon us Civn. Law.—Ear. James Butler, AU Boole' College. Megrims or Anti —Ragas James George Median Beery Arthur Beery, and Albert Aidney Chavas.s, llsi versity College ; hastens Bt. Pierre Chaplin, A tobibatfl Edward Dobbs, Alemoder Orsig Heller, and Jamie ILieg Kist, Balliol Collage ; Wallace Willis. Crag& Faster College ; Ernest Choplais, Oriel Collatißee. John Hal ford Rialey and Rev. James Au Gould oca l: 6 77 College ; Beajmniu Franck Hemming, A Souk' Oldfield %shall Preezot, Brusenase Meal Doggies Edward Holroyd, Oliver Mathew , Bee. Byre William Massey, William Stewart Arthur Meaty Bander§ Davies, Ruler Henry oa4 Mound Tumor, Rev. William Palgravo Ker. Rev. AlWi James Warren, and John William Miles, Christ Mural_ I Rev Breed Augustus Lang. Jobs Coen il . Ferns Interims , St. John s College; Be Wathew, Wedham Collw ; Wilms More Molymems. Pembroke ; Jobe Robert Stevens, Magdalen S.D. liters or Um, Contrarts CAM. Bev. Wilhelm Deshurse, Trinity Colitis, Dublin. Bansimais a Ortru. Law.—Albert Sdeey Obaysme. University College; Deasy Rudd , Cowes Christi Oilligs. Baciaiess or AWOL Berkeley Amok, Meg. dales College ; Arthur Beery Bauder. Davies, atrial Church. BLCURLOIB IN Music. Parma Merriek, Rubor College ; Ruses* arbilleY, Msidalsa Hall. Era Winobilr's writes to a contemporary :—" I do art my whether I have or have sot brakes the brim of ibis Lades aid Booth Western Otespany maim* isms' ism, bat this I do Bey, that they make ea habitual pm** of breeliag the law of the laud. The ambiance to whids I refer fa peat all barb*. It is impounds sow to Wel by suilwey withast having ose's eye., sees, sad mouth elided up by the grile sad meats welsh am &tribute& is fine hoes the foul shireasys d oe modern locomotives. Why Amnia Lard Pal WPAWS'S bill effect monafeeterses ask who au, at soy into. ohlusaste el • atlas altitude? Mme the anima's lies within sin feat of • man's boa, sad Ohs damage dome to say car& Blot ea but the Asks'. is me natter of easy ealoalatioe." Malmo, or iiiiirszres.—The polling was owr tinnerry.staider et II o'clock, end et the dose el the dog's proasedicp, at 3 'dock, the mustere wer•—Fee Mr. ham. man (Mhos; 424; Mr. 1 1 1 361; Mr. Bassett, 338; Mr. Alarms Sham 78 ; Mr. Mdersimi Weaseletertl. dm ism se the webers bad bees easesseed, these were load arlieher - Mr. Brew" who was the city esnaidres preemies 'hum- : tiny, rad thatgentlemen Mopped fereant sad sdriminoll itle t w a r& beel houghbemtweeedi staerrbet q.Ysf7o. tin pales did on the preetsee day. still be Prate • , satirderliee brewing that the livery fen wilt be, "ES II believed be 'Weld welstnelly be elected , Woo lAz surs=, wased to haw wade inby e=m bolded the some es to who *the cake of sheriff ice Loftiest est Ilisidieesz for 440. F ) :, ; but bii hisses bed delsemised Ar s" : a& Ay* meeshiag BM limiest Om : iii any sinner be &stated M. B sum Wen them soumeratively sa t y samalmoms Beerymas, sad We. :Aim 1 laressaelles. amiss that a Mese Oa • es Ito poet el teeth 411ir oled sideman sall to sine the Alen He mini esthearergio k rieiged WNW! to devote hie to to their latersets. Mr. e:-AberiA Aeberell suasseted the coadidstare el Mr. Bassett, expreL ibelb v st. , eputisa that • IMPS ems for the ales meld sA Ise=. Other liveryonat addressed the meeting, sad the lap were adieurred until thilketiy (Frisky.) ill li_