The Express.
London, England, 1852-06-05 00:00:00

THI ELECTIONS.

CITY OF LONDON.—Last night a meeting wag
held at the White Hart Tavern, Bishopegate-strect, for the
purpose of censidering what steps should be adopt, d with
referenco to the forthcoming election for the City. Mr. R.
Bateman presided, and ireopening the proceeding. remarked
that a meeting had been held a few days since at the Loa-
don Tavern with closed doors. Why the doors were chased
he could nut conceive. It was monstrous to suppose that
the few persons who had met on that occasion wore to dic-
tate to the City of London whom they should choese or
whet they should an at the next election. Mr. Bateman
than proceeded to examine the personal qualifications of the
present members, wkom he emphatically condemned. He
concluded by calling on Mr. C. Gilpin. That gentle ni.tumoved
a resolution asserting the necessity of having for repreeenta-
tires men who would express the actual views of th.- ell Mors.
llie could not rapport Lord John Remelt. lie honoured
the man for his past deeds, but Lord John kusaell of the
present day was a very different man to what lie was a
few years ago. John ldasterman was a good man ,n his
way, but he was not fit for them. lie had voted for Baron
Rothschild, as he would have done for any man similarly
placed. They had sent Rothschild to the 'tem..; twice, and
he was not sure that they would not do so ap..in ; hut he
thought the City had sufiered by sending him, mid i.e very
much questioned whether the cause of civil :Inc': r, ligionii
liberty would not he better served by sending a man into
the house who could and who would assist it. 11.. had no
fault to fled with Sir J. Duke; and unite, some
very good man came forward, they should support
Sir James Duke.—Mr. Scobel seconded the reiedution.—
Mr. Brook, a member of the Court of Common Council,
moved an amendment, declaring that the cause ot civil and
religious and commercial freedom would be best served by
the choice of Lord John Russell aa their repro., 'dative.
Great uproar ensuing upon the proposal of the amendment,
Mr. Brook did nut enlarge upon it, and after ron,ilerable
discussion it was withdrawn. A resolution the
mei:salty of a great open city meeting where the electors
might he able to pronounce their opinions both on nes-
sures and men was next adopted, and the aim tiag
separated.
BRISTOL.—The liberal candidates addrtmed the
electors of Clifton on 'Thursday night, and were enthusias-
tically received.
HEDYORD.—A correspondent says : " Mr. Whit-
bread, jun., has attended two public dinners iu e,uoesiona
with the benefit societies of this town, being the Urn time
that gentleman has met any number of the eleven., but as
religion and polities are excluded on such occasions, the
electors arc still in tbo dark respecting his political and
religious opinions, which he has also failed to declare in his
addresses. It is expected that he will not hesitate to mart
the electors and explain his views aftes the friendly medial
manifested by Mr. Anstey and friends, who were prtseaL
Several glaring cases of intimidation have been practised
by Mr. Whitbread's friends which have put the inn n of
Bedford on their mettle, and the working tutu art more
determined than ever to return Mr. Anstiy, aid pie vent
their town from becoming a pocket borough in the hands of
the Whitbread family."
SCARBOROI.4II.—Mr. George Frederick Young has
issued a lung address to the electors of this berJagli, in
which be declares himself still a thorough pretec,,,,hed, and
says—" I repeat, therefore, my earnest recommendstions to
every protectionist to support Lord Derby, as the only pos-
sible means of regaining protection in any dorm."

IRELAND.

DUBLIN, FIVIDAT Evil, fO.
Mal hire arrived today from Home, appointing
1)r. .%rchbislitip of Dahlia, and also Apostolic
Admit, rator of Aruisbh till a successor is clucted
theft.

DIIILIN, Joey 4.
Th result of the Tradmeamth Cup race, run at
Mani lie.ter between three and kw o'clock, yesterday
afternoon, wee communicated by the submarine tele-
grapl. to Howth by half-past four. The connecting
wire 'oetvreen Howth and Dublin, however, not hav-
ing lk cu in working order, and the train having
Marled just before, the news was conveyed rip to
Debbi. by a one-hone car, and was only received
here at a few minutes before six. In the course of
the alttrnoon several signals were interchanged be-
tween Ow two extremiues of the subm.uine cable,
and it is confidently expected that this magnificent
undertaking will be in Lull working order to-day or
to-mw sow, and that the line of telegraph throughout
to Loolon will be available for public use by hlonday
next.

NAVAL.

AIr.IIMI,TY, JUNE 4.—Ari
3. F. I • ...II and IL l'engell, and
P. k, w Sansparni.

SPORTING.

NCIIESTER RACES—Fawn.
SLICTILIC TILMIKA l'H.)

U. 11.

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°Rano ST&Kb I'Lata, of 70 am., for all VOL 1 Mlle.
UPI ibspnebb 0414,6 yrs
air. w. al...alva Masao. $ yes ... 2
Ms. M.stmanta's liasbeti
_3
Wll.l.in erfaalli, of 10 son. nth, h ft, aad 60—added ;
the sect,r.d sates his stake; for 2-yr-olds, 64t 91b ; and three,
ad 1216 , fillies sad geldusgs allowed 31b ; winnees Into 31b,
twist r...t0 1. atm. T.Y.C. (15 sals.)
Mr. S 11. b WI" b • Liabton. 2 yrs . 1
lb. W. winh Prouststoe. 2 yrs
W. trier% Nrirtor, 1 yrs
MliLs oilD Boßovoir CVP, of 100 OM. (ill spooks), added
10 • haiolimp of 10 son each, 6 ft, sad 3 only if &palmed ;
the • w ond to receive 2.3 son. out of the *talus, sad the
&Macs to pay 10:. toward expenses. One mile sad a half.
(S sub , 31 of whim deviated.)
Mr. I. ,s vtores Lath. Shwa. 1 yrs. 64 4110 1
Mr. 15..50 4..4 The II•ii.116, 3 yrs.l4 211 s — 2
It.) I. 41'7'; Pa-Pasta. 4pa Gst lab .
PP . tolssed to • SWIMPITAILIta of 5 son. each ; ,3-yvolas,
lee; sour. 9st 2,1 b ; eve, 9st 9lb ; sir and aged, 9st 13Ib ;
mares cud settings allowed 3lb ; winners once of 501. this
tsar 311., twi:e3lb rutin; the winner to be sold for 2001., if
fler 1301. allowed 41h, &e. One mile and three quarters.
(11 laths )
les. I 1 home es Kathleen. N yes (5.33)
N. h Itaellers Royal G.,er, 3 yes (C 100)
Mr. is....r.'s Nut Tree, 1 pa (Sly)
Miami:4o of 6 son. each, h It, and 30 added for the
bleu u hums. Om mile and • dia.

Ilfr it-;;.‘Leeroale 'Tammy, lyre. I
Mr. C•••. Al Kaiser's Boy. 3 yrs I
Mr. VI 1 istiv's atia. Flyaway. 4 yrs ~- ............ _.. .. ._ 3
Twiny g ta.OLD &TARNS 114. & love. each, and aci added;
oats, b.: ;.,, Mites, Nit 31b ; wiaarts, alb extra. Winer
is Ise se' 11, ;2001.. ote. T.Y.C. (6 cabal
NT •ta wra•lo 1i.•4 D4rUse (g 100)
lir. a ~% ..lhee• Gam • Tammy (S:00) I
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