The Express.
London, England, 1855-03-24 00:00:00

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THE FALL or A BRIDGE Ar Biurroz..—The
Brigid Mercury of this day says :—" The ruins of the
bridge present a singular appearance. The severance from
the Main road on either side could scarcely have been more
complete if it bad been made with some powerful cutting
Instrument. On the Bath side, the buttresses into whi
the ribs of the arch were inserted ere partially swept away ;
on the Bristol aide also portions of them remain, but all the
upper works we gone. When the structure fell it was
nearly high tide, and the water covered the whole of the
fallen fabric ; es it ebbed, parts of the rails, the lamp-irons,
&e., were developed, but the mass remains hidden."
THE LIVERPOOL ELECTION.—LITERPOOL, FRI-
DAY.—The writ having been sent to Preston for the seal of
the Chancellor of the Duchy of Lancaster, who happened to
be in London, and sent back to London, reached his wor-
ship the Mayor, James A. Tobin, Req , last night. At 11
a.m. to-day the Mayor made pamatWn of the fact,
and appointed Tuesday next, at 11 a.m., as the day of
nomination, the polling to take place next day. In the Mlle
issued by his worship, all parties are motioned, under the
Corrupt Practices Act, atainst bribery and treating. The
friends of the respective candidates are working very
strenuously, and both parties are determined to fight it to
the last man. The conservatives seem quite sanguine of
succour while the liberals, who have been defeated on the
two last contests, calculating oe the absence of bribery and
treaties, and the excitement of processions and Wows, as
well ea en the unfavourable debut of Sir Geo. Bonham, have
very avowable anticipations of the result of the election.
Ward meetings are nightly held, Mr. Bwart's friends
meeting tonight at the Theatre Royal, and Er George Bon-
haen's m the °sloth Hall.
VACANCIES, APPOINTMENTS, AND PROMOTIONS IN
ins Crvn. Saunas.—Mr. W. W. Emerson Tensest has
been appointed a Junior Supplementary Clerk in the Board
of Trade. Three third clue General Poet-taco clerkships
ere vacant in the Circulation Department, caused by the
promotions of Mr. John Carew to the Surveyor's Depart-
ment, Mr. Thomas Canning to the Accountant's Depart-
ment, and Mr. John Simmons to the Mail Office. Moms.
B. Maclean, Third Close Clerk in the Money Order
Office, and Mathew Wood, on the old establish-
ment of the Circulation Department of the General
Port-offic-, have been appointed Inspecton of Mails.
The appointment of the Collector of Customs at Lynn, Nor-
folk, is vacant, caused by the superannuation of Mr. Tim-
m' a. The appointment of Collector of Customs at Loa-
doaderry vacant, caused by the death of Mr. Crampton.
A clerkship of the IRA elms is vacant in the Examiner's
• Custom house, London, by the death of Mr. W.
Fiallimea—in the gift of the Lords of the Treasury. The
appointment of Sixth Clam &archer in mum t, Gamed by
the death of Mr. Clearest'. Mr. J. Trevor has bees ap-
pointed clerk in the Tes-offios, Customs, London. Mr. A.
;eerie has been ap inted Clerk to the Comptroller of
Aooosot, et. Desks, is Landon.—Cioil Senio•
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