The Express.
London, England, 1852-07-27 00:00:00

THE WATERFORD ELECTION.

DUBLIN, MONDAT EVENING.
It turns out, most fortunately, that the return of
the numbers at the county of Waterford poll, like that of
the county of Clare, was erroneously reported, and that Mr.
Hutchinson in Waterford, Ilbe Colonel Vandeleur in Clare,
woe supposed by a vary unpiemeat 'mistake to ham been
successful. The new ambere lir WsWird county are :
Mr. N. Y. Power and Mr. his lionetrie. The majority
of Emends over Hutchinson wee 30. The official declere
tics was to be made this day.

PRINCE RAILWAY TRAPPIC.—The following are the hut
returns of the grass receipts of tbs ptinstrad French railway.:
Non —Prom July 5 to July 11 Passengers. 341,3067.;
goods, 214,37.6 f.; total, 312,342 f.
Reteas.—Prom Puly II tu July 17: Pasnogers, 111,113 f. ; goods,
$1,753f.; 50101, 19,211ar.
rlAvat,—Prom July 11 to July 17: Psonagers, 44,9331. good%
17,420.; total. 112.1031-
01131•11• ass season Lass.—Prom July II to July 17 :
.sees. goods. 119,830 LI: total, MATO.
11111WOOVRO.: Prom Judy 3 to:July IS: Peasengers, 133,7711.;
gingn111,544.; total, MAIM.
ageriganay.— ?root; July 6 to July 11: Passengers. 10,9431, ;
pat% 1 :,660.:; total, 51.1113 L
Masseitsam—Pori July St toJuly 3 : Pamengers,l7,l77L; goods,
alttotal, 90,191 E
roes.—From July 11 to July 17 : Pawnor% 313,40061 Oak
116,923 t.; total, 110,337 f.
Weermix—Yrere July 7to Jely 13: Pamengers„U,Seef.; geed%
15,137 L; total, IlLeen.
COMPLETION OP THE SUBMARINE TELEOZAPE
srrwitene PoarrATRICIL AND DONAORAMSB.—On Saba.
day " the final fetter," as it bas been facetiously called.
or in other words the " cable of international coaseed,"
it has also been called, was sunk and successfully
home to Partpatrick, on the Scottish coast, thereby
Mg the submarine line of electric communication
Demaghadee, between Ireland, Scotland and England. no
veivetions of the expedition. which were prudently me
emend last week fur more favourable tides, wi re resumed
on Friday and continued without intermission throughout
the whole of Saturday, on the evening of which day, by
10 o'clock, the cable was securely anchored on the
Scottish coast, but as no details connected with the opera-
tions of the expedition have yet transpired, it is impoieible
to know how the communication works. The additional
length of cable sunk was about 14 miles, 7of it having
bees previously submerged, making a distance of 21 miles
between the two coasts, or a difference of 44 miles over the
route between Holyhead and Ilowth. The cable at Peet.
patriek will be immediately placed in oonnezion with as
Electric Telegraph Company's wires at Dumfries ; sad it fe
understood that both companies will be ultimately canneeteet
with one another. The wires from Dumfries to Po*
patrick run subterrancously in a trench of a foot sad •
quarter through Strantaer, Genoch, Whiterook, Newtea
Stewar and New Galloway, and from Donaghadee, on the
opposite ooast, will ultimately be carried to Dublin, Be{.
fast, the north of Ireland, and all its principal towns whom
the pent-offices will be used for telegraph stations, the peer
greed system being intended eventually to embrace dm
whole of Ireland.
THE lame EtwrloNs.—Though the tories have
someelett in Down, they have sustained some very striking
defeats in other Irish counties. In Carlow, one at least of
the two former tory members will be thrown out, perhaps
the two. In Langford, the tory, after a canvass, did sot
dare to appear on the hustings. In Roscommon, toe, the
Derbyite candidate took to fight; and in Galway county,
the ministerialist, after a great deal of boasting, retired
from the lists. Again, in the county Kilkenny Serjeast
Shee, the foremost advocate of tenant-right, after Mr.
Crawford, has pulled an overwhelming majority. If the
two tories in Carlow are thrown out, along with the other
defeats, Lord Derby's looms in the south end west of
Ireland will much exceed his gains in the north.—Northens
Whit.
Hop CROW ER3 aro reminded that all hop grounds
are required to be entered with the officers of inland revenue
on or before the lot of August. By law every hop plaster
is required, under a penalty of 201. for neglect, to tankhis or her hag or pocket with h,s name or her name sal
the name of the parish, and of the county in which the ber
put into such bag or pocket were grown. Forms of seam
are obtainable of the Excise.
TUE DEVONPORT DOCKYARD BRIOADE.—The
an-
neal drills of the royal dockyard battalion having con-
eluded, the following minute from the commodore superin-
tendent has been made public navies reported to the
Lords Commissioners of the Admiralty the termination of
the drills of the royal dockyard brigade at Dcvonport, their
lordships have been pleased to signify to me that they con-
sider the general conduct of the officer, and men of the
brigade and the manner in which the evolutions of the
16th east. were performed, as highly creditable to the whole
force, and I have much satisfaction in making this commu-
nication known to the brigade."—Signed, M. Sayrooz.
ACCIDENT ON THE SOUTH EASTERN RAILWAY.—
The see' ' train from Dover due MI London at 11 o'clock