The Express.
London, England, 1864-07-06 00:00:00

ELECTION INTELLIGENCE.

A meeting of the electors of East Sussex was
held at Levee yesterday to consider what steps ought to
be taken to secure • proper representative in place of Lord
Pevemey, who had announced his inteetion to retire at the
disolution. The chair was taken by Lord Nevill, and Mr.
Hussey proposed Mr. Walter Wyodham Burrell, the
brother of Sir Percy Burrell, the present member far
Horsham, as • gentleman who in all respects would do
credit to the eciommative feeling of Feet Sere:. The
motion was carried, and Mr. Harrell being present,
accepted the invitatioa.
A requisition has been addressed to Lieutenant-Colonel
Crossland by the electors of Huddersfield. It was signed
by 960 eleotors, the somber who voted far Mr. Leatham
having beets only 800. At • meeting held last night
Lieutenant. Colonel Crossland raid be would go to the poll
as a reformer. He was in favour of • 6/. borough arid IW.
count, franchise, and opposed to the ballot. He would
advocate a just settlement of the church-rate gnostic's. Hs
approved the worm of government towards Americo. He
was of opinion that it would be suicidal in us to ioterfere
in the Danish war, the time for oar interfereoce being past.
He believed, however, that we had wronged Denmark by
mining her expectations.

Mr. Sutton Western to-morrow will ask the Secre-
tary of State for the Home Department whether it is his in-
tention tointrodnoe • measure founded upon the recommends-
tionsoontainedin the report of theselectocmmittee appointed
to inquire iota the expediency and practicability of abolish.
ing turnpike gates ; mid, if not, whether he will moment to
leave out of the Continuation Act three trusts that are free
from debt

Sir William Miles will set the Secretary to the
Treasury, to-morrow, whether be has as yet submitted
a coo, to the l►w officers of the crown as to the
legality of the deductions made from the me-fourth paid
by the Treasury towards the pay and clothing of the
county and borough polio*, as regards the two items, vie.,
the payments made by the mid county and borough police
towards the superannuation fund, and too imposed upon
the said county and borough polio* for misconduct ; aud, if
so, at what decision the law onions of the crown have ar-
rived.

The bill for giving power to the Commissioners
of Works to acquire a site for the coacestratioa of the
oourts of justice sad law °Sees specially excepts Temple-
bar. It is sot to be takes or used without the consent of
the ()mums Council of the at,.

THE Pncisam wry or Dastn.— The Queen has
direcMd letters patent tribe pissed ander the Great Soak
appointing the Duke of Richmond. Lord Stanley. Dr.
Loshiegtos, judge of the Court of Admiralty, Sir John
Taylor Coleridge, the Right Hon. T. CYHagan, attoroey-
ritual for Ireland, Ham J. If, onereiff, her Majesty's
advocat• for Soothed, Horatio Waddington, John Bright,
William Emu* Gotham Hardy, George Ward Hunt, and
Charles Neat*, to be commissioners to inquire into the pro-
visions and operation of the laws now in tome in the Un!ted
Kingdom under and by virtue of which the punishment of
death may be iodioted upon persons ooevioned of eertain
crimes, and also into the MANN in which capital seatenese
are carried late 11/9Cllooll.—Garetle.
WORKING MEN'S CLOD AND Imerrrtrra thriox.
The missed meeting of this institution will be held this
ofternoon at 81. James's-ban, ander the imenideaey of Lord
Brougham, whoa oddreems will be delivered by various
noblemen sad gestbsaten labrested is the noveniest.

He SL
Friday
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in to wow a proper representative in place of Lord U 0 01080 ID a 100111001 01 meson. romarr
ey, who had annonneedlin inteetica to retire at the e I_ll.Bar „he! _ ,eltd ,tho assault was 1200 t nejostifiable, end and ina
Lion. The chair was taken by Lord Nevill, and Mr. coca the defendant 2/. 10a and 21. 10e. costa, or in default agreed
, proposed Mr. waiter rnyndhen, Burrell, the one month's hard labour in the House of Corrects:a. The
r of Sir Percy Burrell, the torment member for money was at COO. paid.
tor, as • gentleman who in all respects would do MARLBOROUGH-STREET.
to the conservative feeling of Feet Seism. The TOIXION LOANS.
was carried, and Mr. Harrell being present, Mr. Makin, barrister, waited upon Mr. Tyrwhitt this Thi
id the invitation. morning to ask hie advice nodes the following circumstances : of th
muisidoo has been addressed to Lieutenant-Colonel Mr. Baking said that on the 30th of May last the widow MAID
rid by the electors of Huddersfield. It was signed of a lieutenant colonel expired at her residence in Giseirea- big •
electors, the member who voted for Mr. Leathern ter-terrace. Hyde park, and the annoneosment of her death mat. I
been only 800. At • meeting bald last night appeared in • newspaper. A few days after a letter was
cant.Colooel Crossland maid be would go to the poll received from Frankfort Weaned to the deceased lady and
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former. He was in favour of • 6/. borough sad 101. was opened by her daughter. The letter was as follows :
franchise, and opposed to the ballot. He would "Madam,—ln conformity with yonr order, we beg leave
te a just settlement of the church-rate Teatime He to hand on mix shares in the New Austrian Loan, the drew.
ad the course of government towards America. He lug of which takes place on the Ist Se 'ember. As you To
opinion that it would be suicidal in us to interfere perceive by the enclosed prospectus the New Loan offers meter
Danish war, the time for our interference being past. more advantages than any hitherto, please remit the Lad hi
iced, however, that we had wronged Denmark by amount of 51.—• Beak note or Not-office order payable to Wh
bar expectations. J. Darned, London, but sent direct to us at Frank- Irish 1
fort-ore-the• Maine. Yoe may rest assured that every siren• the gr
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doe will be paid to your interests as if you were present at the as
Sutton Western to-morrow will ask the Secre- the drawing, and as official list will be forwarded. Thank- Mr.
State for the Home Department whether it is his in. lag you for your kind order, and wishing Yon every mutomes and de
Join trodnoe • measure founded upon the recommeoda- we, replains=resow.Peeeme,Culle.y"., ee.. "J. DALTSOIT. award
Mr.
otainedin the report of theselectoommittee appointed Enclosed in the letter were six shares which. with the Utter, Woe I
ire into the expediency and practicability of abolish. were handed to him as • friend of the family, by tbedaajthtee NW to
opike gates; and, if not, whether he will moment to of the deceased. Ile then went to the addinn et the might
at of the Continuance Act those trusts that are free Load*. agent, No, 12, Lengham-street, Portland-plows and not be
lobe
asked for Mr. Delimit but raw • foreigoer, who said Mr. It is
Daltroff was not there. He then asked the f
William Miles will ask the Secretary to the whether he knew anything about the shares, and bewln w here I
he ratter
ry, to-morrow, whether be has as yet submitted did not, but asked his name and address, and said he would 1110 ye
o to the law officers of the crown as to the communicate with the firm at Frankfort. A fortnight after Bart
he (Mr. Hakim) received the following letter from M it.
rof the deduction made from the cae-fonrth paid Frankfort : Mr.
a Treasury towards the pay and clothing of the .. Sir,—l have heard through Mr. Charles Rabin. self.
and borough polio*, as regards the two items, vie, London, that you called on him to impure by read.
ymeota roads by the mid county and borough police what means we received an order for a...e front
rise
• the superannuation fond, end flow imposed upon
.Mte-ite../Litg. at toe March,ilt. lima from her received Fai
d county and borough police for misconduct ; and, if the order for those six shares in the New Austrian Luau, Mr.
what decision the law officers of the crown have 02- which we sent on the 10th instant. Now, we regret to hear from '
that Mrs. M. is deed, and we leave it °Mindy to you Wheel, Ear
the shares or not ; bat in the latter case beg you to return Mr.
1 bill for giving power to the Commissioners
themes moo as possible—We remain, yours, M. Ear
the to acquire a site far the coop/nitration of the " J. Davraorr. Mr.
of justice and law Mime specially excepts Temple- " Frankforton-the-Maine, Jane 30." earl 1
:t is not to be taken or used without the consent of He (Mr. Marries) wished to state that at the very time it hymns
moon Conned of the aty. was stated the traveller called oo the deceased lady she was no in:
t PrNISHM ruff or Das:rm.—The Queen haa ms be no other person than the doctor, having beeMbed- force,
ridden for 110100 tilllo., sad that she was the'o in adyiog 'tate. vt in
d letters patent to be pureed ender the Great Seal. Another remarkable feature was that, although it was al- thong'
ling the Duke of Richmond, Lord Stanley, Dr. Lied the order for the shares was gives in March, it was to nen
gtos,
judge of the Court of Admiralty, Sir job. 11101 executed till miter the death of the lady was announced aimed
I. thefre4. con sti
Coleridge, the Eight Hon. T. O'Hagan, attorney- xi,. hilt—Then er, gi. were got cot
roe .
1 for Ireland, Nam J. Monereiff, her Majesty's Mr. Awe rid that De money was obtained, and lie name
to for Scotland, Horatio Waddington, John Bright. shares were still in his posesesioo. He wished to know what
I
no MC
n ftwart, Gathonre Hardy, George Ward Hunt, and iii bad better do with Ibis-
him fm
s Neat*, to be commissiooere to inquire into the pro- Mr. Tyrwbitt hoped nuhinnt, would be given t° Mr. Tan
never more statement. Making The prom was re useful than Lea,
and operatic. of the laws now in foram in the I.7d.ted whsa erposieg iewee of the land. It wee well known that The
ma under and by virtue of which the punishment of at Frankfort there was a regular mint for such things, lie
may be indicted spas parlor 000 rioted of aortaia believed the Post-office authorities had stopped the LitiOt•
, and also into the manner in which capital eestossee as.. to some extent. He would advise Mr. Hakim; to ir- Sc
rim' into executioe.—Garette. lain possemioo of all the papers he had received in rase settle
something might arise nut of the affair. Mond
HMSO IriaN's CLOD AND Imrrnrurn Thriox.— 10 Le
mull meeting of thin iastitation will be held this ... Pride
ma .i Bt. jmee.e.b.o. midis taea Lord Walk! HormuzHOSPITAL, CALEDONIAN-NO.O.
boa '
jam, whew madmen will be rend by swam Isuserox.—Nember of patients for the week codicil
lead
ISt and esaltsmse interested in the movement. I July 2, 861, of Wadi sis were row aim