The Express.
London, England, 1852-07-21 00:00:00

THE ELECTION AT CHATHAM.

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A CON srAwr MADRE.

Tna BIRz Eiaciams.—The ship Georgians
sailed from Greenock on UMW* maims for Australia,
with 200 • to firm the Lb slew i sad In truth it
nosy be add t a nom likstallesig plea at a tam valu-
able elms of Mien* flak amber_ ague leftear
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sztraerthasey geed asmiest if all the smigtualk =a and
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mug= peigis, ma great worth.
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was of the meat sablemtlal and Coats,
us= imuse= easidage, sad =rdl =asst. for the
men. a= Mem tithe mist for the
wimia, sus Ike the What at the brergleaßev. Dr.
Drlzesd.sf Oslaft_Clbegew, =bed Os ship ea the
day =Ms= le her alegkisseinisi el the ar-
reagessaik seaveresiTafthe wbe desisted their
mire estiellinisa with al that bed dm. Not me
bitter weed wee spokes epithet boas= et hater. At 1
o'cleak cm the day of milk= Dr. KUM and the
Rev. Yr. Ream arrived ca beard al the Orteass sad
after the =dues* besa t
decks, Dr. =them==them=flea i Welk iathe
Gaelic, being the My Images= =deb my mlsratood.
The Rev. hir. Beau addeessed the in Ruglish, sad
expressed the gurus why a athesloiseM hai ast am=
paned them, se blisdrod hy 7w Pm Church; but
two or three pious ad esselblethaviemb of their number
had weed to read the =team and Mee Gaelic books
provided for them, a= is min* wimalp morning and
evening. The sevelse was ceaslaied by ea ma= and
tam impressive prayer by Dr. M.Lesi, sad es he and the
Rev. Mr. Boner left the ship three hearty sheers were
given to them
m by the =km sad grateful emigreette.—Okse-
pee Conetie
THE SCHOOLIS/IBM WANTED.—The following
charm was practised a few weeks slue in the vi lle= of
Newport, Ewes, on a poor led subject to epileptic its. Nine
sispesoes were procured from nine virgins (. for which
they were to be neither asked nor thanked") ; the moue,
wee then ands into a ring, which the child wore; bet with
no satisfactory result, posibly from some dew is the pri-
mary coedit:los. —from "Notes and Queries."

THE ELECTIONS.
NORTH NORTHUMBERLAND.
After our parcel left Alnwick on Monday, the pro-
ceeding% of the nomination were considerably impeded by a
heavy fell of rain. The large concourse twice fled before
it, but tallied again, and kept up the hubbub and noise
until the end of the proceedings. Sir George Grey was
the only speaker that was listened to. He vindicated
the polay of the liberal party in very eloquent terms,
and denounced the inconsistencies of the present minis
in their appeal to the country without • policy. He
contended that grow and extensive intimidation had
been exercised oy the tory landlords throughout the divi-
sion; and upon being asked in an angry m by one of
the tory landlords to name a came, he said they were legion,
and appealed to mores in the audience In confirmation of
what he had said. The show of hands was equal, or very
nearly so, and the under-sheriff said he had great difficulty
in deciding. Ho, however, gave the brie, the benefit a the
doubt, and declared the show we, in favour of Lord Lo-
raine and Lord Ossuleton. The decision created a great
disturbance. A poll was demanded on behalf of Sir 0.
Grey. The protectionists sent hundreds of their fans la-
bourers to hold up their hands for their c indidatee. Num-
bers wets brought off the large estates on the banks of the
Tweed by special trains, and were allowed their day's work,
and 2e. 6d. each or refrainment..

SOUTH NORTHUMBERLAND.
oncr.aas rtux el THE POLL-11101'01AI PROCIRDINGIS AT
The town of Hexham has been in a state of great
excitement since Friday last, and the defeat of Mr. Ridley
caused great disappointment. Mr.Liddell'acommittee•roome
at the Black Bull and the Sun Inn were beset on Saturday by
crowds of people, who insisted on that gentleman's colours
being withdraws. This demand not being complied with,
the crowd threw volleys of atones, and the windows of both
inns were broken. The Newcastle police were then seat
for, and the appearance of about twenty of these officials,
armed with cutlasses, did not tend to allay the excite-
ment. A collision took place during the night ; the
police charged the crowd, and used their staves pretty
freely. Several beads WON bruised or broken. At the
declaration the horse* were taken from the carriages of
Mr. Beaumont and Mr. Rklley, and they wen dredged
in triumph from the railway station to the hustings,
where they addressed an immense assemblage, amidst
loud acclamations. Mr. Liddell attempted to speak, but
his voice was drowned with clamour and cries of " Send
i away the police." He left the hustings escorted by the
pollee; but he was pelted by the mob and some of hasat-
tendants rather roughly handled. The official declaration
of the poll was as follows:—Beaumont, 2,306; Liddell.
2,132; Ridley, 2,033.