The Express.
London, England, 1863-09-26 00:00:00

THE REGISMITIONS.

MIDDLESEX.
Tit* Barrister bolds bin mast 004114 at Bacllsy's Hotel.
Dridgortnat, Biarktriara, for the revisit:re of the lists of
Um a
various
City al parishes,
aados. extralarochial places, and liberties
"Kild tie

CITY OF LONDON.
The comet is sdjoussoll to Widows* ant, M 11
o'clock.

- The followiag u the mull of yids/slay'. eyelike. Libre
ral claim—allowed, 4 ; disallowed, 3. Conservative
13101014--SHollid, 9 ; disallowed, 7. Liberal objection
allowed 38; failed sad withdrawn, 18. Connervauvo obior
tores—onsteined. 49; faded or oitbdrawei, 34. Doable ob-
ieetioae—stainaissed, 18; Wed, 1.

REIMMINTATION Or COVIENTRI.—Last night's
Gazette costeine a edification from the Speaks, (dated the
24th init.) shellac that he shall at the end of six days inns
his warrant to the dark of the aroma to oaks out a sew
writ to the burgesses to elect • member la the room of Kr.
Edward Enka, dressed. The Birmingham Pow • states
that three candidates are sow positively is thin Mid,
namely, Mr. Henry William Eras, Mr. Moyne Treaters
and Hr. Arthur Weirdo,' PaiL Mr. Eatoe's address is
dad. 16, Prime's-gate, Hydspark, September 24."
Time writer says :—" My rallied opinions are free sod
independoet I am far maintitiaing in their integrity
all those heekbatioss under which our country has
attained its prosst proud position; at the same time
I shell be ever ready to aid in correcting any proved arse,
and to make such changes u time and circumstances may
require ; aid while seeking to farther the ioteresta of the
oottetry at hap, my desire will be to educate those
matures which are calculated to restore to your city its
farm prosperity, and to develop theme advantages which it.
mural politico comemade. . . . Although no herd is
the ballot, I would wdliagly concur in soy will-digested
mason having for its object a. wider extension of the
adage to the working claws. While dandy attached
the principles of the Church of England, 1 am riot edit.
fort to the martyred those who conscientiously differ from
that church, and my demise will be to act consistently with
the well.beiag aid tree interote of all Christian &Demi
sallow. . . I shall watch with are over the publie
expenditure of the 40110 try, and steadily oppose all un-
aecomary and extravagant outlay. Should you do me the
hewer to era me oas of your representatives, I would
oiler no factious opposition to say government. as keg r
*Or nowsures were, in my opinion, calculated to promote
the real labensts of the country." Mr. Treherne's ad-
ders I very brief, and makes so statement of political
°poises. The writer mays :—" I venture to hope you will
111 tyre Towne, b 7 *burg a very old acipsintanam. TM
soul:maces of continued support which I have roared
here so many of my old friends encourage me to hey" that
rny appeal to you will not on.thie moron be ansucoessfal."
The addreas is dated " Guava, Sept. 20." Mr. Peel, who
has already arrived at the seam of action, says in his &Urea,
he shall enter parliament as a member of the peat liberal
party arid a supporter of Lord Palmerdon's government.
economy In the public expenditure, a wellaysaidered mar
sore of reform. and religious liberty, and also protaless kb
advocacy ia the event of his being retureed. The city has
already begun to arose a livelier and dashi-
ki.' in the roans of • day or two t • eseitaneut unially
attendant era's contested elections will be ',armhole
manifested.

Lofts ow • Hint Sria. AND Berea Lev Z&
Intallgeoce has been received in Bali el the total hen of
the screw strutter Zealand, a fine steamer of 700 Mos re-
gister, the y of Home. Bailey and Denham, ship-
owner., H with sever of her crew, during a stems m
the Baltic ea the 11th of September. The 'UAW vessel
was oa her gorge from Konigsberg to London with a
cargo of oats, and had on board, is additio• to a mew of
14 ma, 12 granger& During the program of the
voyage, on the lltk rasa* sad whoa distant about 10
mass from the Hots reefs, the Zealaad was caught by a
heavy gale of wind from the W.N.W. There was also •
any heavy sea, and the vessel, owing to the light nature
of her cargo, rolled very much. One of her amines broke
doss, whet all sails were eel, and the reinahries• "aegis.
was kept is mottos, but, of amuse, the progress of the
steamer wee seriously impeded. The mooed maim soot
broke down, cad the easel becoming nemanstreable, she
was left to the mercy of the ragiog saes. This latter
mishap was &compassed with one of far more MIAOW
iC::: ‘A
I. el
:;;I for
U4744:141, Igd fall
stafasd fed
441! of the
leakage. Water was fast gaining on the vessel, the firm
were quenched, ad tie position of the Zsslsad appeared
The boats were thee lowered, arid are may
las. Walker), the chief engineer (J. Spiby), aupeeter (J.
hadseU), mid four of the crew, named J. Brenton, E.
Maras, W. Page, Led W. Airdscil, with twelve Pa
left the steamer, aed were reosived safely oe boardrheT :
.
wipes barque Christina, which vessel was luckily is sight
abet threelneztere of a mile distant from the Blotted.
Cage's Leiria lied *even of the mew of the Zealand
minaieed ea board that mesa, to order to save some
. valuable, td await lbe raters of the boats. The mat%
as ace se be had placed the passengers on beard the
Christian, endeeeoured to rotors to the Zeeland, brit owing
to the victims of the plait was foiled to be impracticable.
The bark attempted to approach the Zealand, bet a she
was lightly lades she was driven mosiderahly off to the
' leeward, and as night set in she lost sight of the steamer.
j Drift the eight, however, the wee re hoard the Christina
j observed thee rockets and blue lights were being fired
y egrets of distress from the Zealand, bet at
they as
suddenly ceased, ad actbles sae was sea
or heard of her. The barque waited about Muria' the
, night, sad whew morning broke w 4 a vestige wee to be
nee of the steamer. The Ohristina mode sill
I her Lan* in Judaea where she boded the mew
sad passeagers that were saved. Pam that pen they
left is the steamer Scandiaavim for Hell, where they
salved yesterday morning. Nothing has se vet ben beard
of Coped. Lewis and the remainder d the ever, aed it to
supposed they here net with the same nalmeholy
_fog as
attendee the Mail to which they gloat*. The teaming
telegram frees ?bided, dated September 17, has bass re.
'Maid Yesterday a versa was observed from StesehM
Strad, Meisel front the asset me Lehi mile, seek Is ID
fathom miter. She was meaeed, and breed to be a ship
with these .weds, ens of Ada wee Maw& and, moording
to the Masao. between the semis, egvoied to be • eterare.
Some perdu wore drama by the wreck lerS,,m4hing Ape St
he seen of veep ha°