The Express.
London, England, 1863-10-03 00:00:00

SOUTHWAIM.

Yesterday Mr. C. G. Addison, the barrister,
opened a court at the Three Tuna Tavern, Highoirset,
&athwart. The proosedisp were of a formal character,
and (mite devoid of interest. In the parish of St. Mary
Magdalen, Bermondsey, there were eight claims and no ob.
isatiotus ; in St. George's 17 claims and no objections ; and
ta the other parishes of the Borough, Si. Mary, Bother-
lithe, Christ Chunk, Bt. Mare's, St John's, sea St. Tho-
mas's, there were neither claims nor objections.

RY.PRESENTATION or COVINTRY.—On Thursday
Mr. Eaton, the liberal conservative candidate, retired in
favour of Mr. Trshera the other tory aspirant to the city's
represeetation. The committee for conducting the latter
geatlentaa's interests issued a notion in the course of the day
airaosseing the hour at which Mr. Trillions would arrive,
and rids( his supporters to meet him at the station. Aro.
eardialily a immense crowd of promos—very many going
for mere curiosity rather they to take part in the demon.
etratiorrepaired to the station, where a carriage was reedy
wales, N coevey the candidate to his hotel Os resol-
ing Coventry Mr. Trishaw stepped into she cordage, and
several pampas took the pieces of the hones and dragged
the trelorde toward' the centre of the city, a band pro-
iseding it. After the crowd bad takes Mr. Trebel's* round
the town lor wee drawn to the King's Head, and at
coos proceeded to address the multitude, which at
this thee numbered eight or ten thousand. Mr. Treherse
told the people be had come 1.000 miles to keep his old
promise, namely, on every paid* occasion to coolest an
skeeter, and broadly stated his political opinioas. He
mid be wee • tory, a good old tory, sod hated a whig as the
devil hated holy water. He appealed to the pinions of the
ezowd, ascribing the cause of all the wide distress to the
maladininisiestioa of the whig government, who had intro-
duced sod brought about the French treaty. Of course he
got a show of Moeda. The pluck Mr. Treheree las shown
by contesting Coven. ry on every °cookie fee many pare
past hea won for him the sympathy of a groat amber of
the fair ses and many of the inhabitant., who have no
other means of assisting his election beyond cheering him
is • crowd. The supporters of Mr. Peel are nothing
daunted by the reeeptioo their oppocent has not with, LIVI
are quite confident GI carrying their cause. They caper s
themselves much better_ pleased that they have to fight
Mr. 'richer:le instead of Ur. Eaton.—Bid atinyliam Post.
RZl,4BBB24Teilulf or TZWILINIBUIEIf.—A meeting
of the coaeeevative party was held at the Swan Hotel, on
Wedairday, to hear the political opinions of Mr. John
Reginald Yorke, of Forthanipton Court, who Lae offered
himself es • couserwative candidate, to fill the vecancy 00-
osaMeed by the retirement of the Hun. Frederick Lygoa.
Mr. Weaver, however, previously proposed, and Mr. Allard
seconded, " That the thanks of the ceoservetive
pasty in Tewkesbury be given to the Moo. F. Lygon,
for the able and untiring manner in which he
has supported the conservative cause in awl out
of parliament; and also for the warm interest be
has shown in the welfare and piospeiity of the town
during the six years be has been the representative of
the boraces." On being put to tre meeting the re-
moieties was carried with great coati/ .la, sad Mr. Lygon
briefly returned !thanks. Ile declared himself a thorough
Oomiervative in the truest sense of the word, averse to all
innovations on the Constitution, =tidied with the law as it
stood regarding church rates, opposed to • reduction of the
franchise and the ballot, an advocate for en educational
scheme, to to carried out under the control of the church•
opposed to Lord Russell's policy reepoAing Poland and
Brasil, in favour of keeping up the rzilsy and vary iii •
thoroughly efficient state, en admirer of lord Stanley, and
fully pessared to support the goverioneat of Lord Derby.
The Rev. Canon Davies and Dr. Hitch then proposed and
seconded a vote of confidence in Mr. Yorke, which was
aimed to-
Tux Disranas IN LANCASIIIIIE. —The Lancashire
Committee met yesterday under the preoideoey of the
Lord Mayor, Mews ,Cotton, Dilberozloe, Morley and
Barker being also present. The total rewswits, including
interest, were reported to be 111,4931. 10s. Sd., of widen
snot 441,172/. 12. i. 7d. bad bleu already remitted to the
elected districts for distribution. During the past fort-
night 791. 10s. rid. had been received, of which 131. Its,
were from home, and SR. lila. *A from colonial resources.
The following smuts were made for remittance reetriehiy
Aebton-under.Lyne, 1,11110/. ' • Stockport, 200/. ; Hurst,
100/. ; liadfiekl, 731. ; lilackhstre owe/Rooker& 75/. ; Aeh toe-
under- Lyn. ditto, MI. ; Stockport ditto, aul.•. Oldham
ditto, 50/. ; Hyde and Newton ditto, MO/. ; Bury ditto,
301. ; Sutton sad Asbfield, 404 ; Crompton, 404 ; New-
church in lloarodale. 30/. ; ; Balliogtoo, 2314
Farrington, 231. ; new Mills, *AV. ' • Hawkenshaw-lane,
101. ; Footbridge, 101. ; 131. ; Briodle. 115. ;
Manley overluokers, 13/. • Oisrtoo ditto, 10/. • Clithros,
10/.; Stockport oarabot:scumu, 141.; Leyland, 20/.;
making together 2,0019./. _

.
81111111110 OP A RAILWAY STATION.—AIi alarming
flre occurred oe Wednesday morning, at about 2 o'clock, at
the Treherbert station of the Tall Vale Railway, near Car-
diff, by which a large building, used as engine sad carriage
home, was **rarely burnt to the ground, along with three
third•eleas carriages and a passenger break van. Serious
damage was also done to the engine, teoder, and a number
of first sod monad class carriages. It appeals that moon after
the arrival of the last up pawner train oe Tuesday night
this engine and carriages were taken to their respective
@beds, and left in charge of the night enginecleaner, who,
about belt-peat 12, went ever to the policeman's lodge and
fell asleep with the constable. At about 2 o'clock the
segies-drlver, who lived near, awoke, and observing a re-
! Iteetioa of light la the bedroom window, he got up and at
ere found that the eegioe•bous• was in flames. The fire
erase, it is suppers& by the engineman having hung hie
lamp wear some woodwork, which was set on fire by the
flame of the lamp being blown against it. The damage is
between 3,0001. and OM.

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