The Express.
London, England, 1864-02-17 00:00:00

BRIGHTON ELECTION.

The official declaration of the result of the con-
test on Monday took place yesterday at 11 o'clock oa the
►ustinp is front of the Tows.hall. There inn a tremendous
crowd, who evinced a large amount of temper, but were
reatransad from violence by the presence of a loge body of
polio..
The Maros announced the numbers as follows :
Moor (coaserrative)
Fawcett
Oshisold
246
Raipsr . . . 82

The eeeibirs were received is socordsom with the mut&
manta entertained by the people for the venial csailidatea
Fawostt's number was embusisetially °heaved. Mews.
Moor, Fawcett, and Goidamid were preamit, and delivered
eddresess. Mr. Domes having be set upon the previous
eight by the mob, rolled about is the mud, his mat torn off,
sad otherwise pool, Wised. be was .01, ceoffeed to his
bed, mid could not appear. The mesitices of the feet by the
mayor called forth loud erica of "Shame.* Mr. Harper did
not come apes the hustings. Al km the decimation of the
ambers,
Mr. Moos same forward to address the crowd, but was re-
ceived with such uproar and yells that he could sot be
heard a few feet from when he stood, He woe thrown at
several times, and use potato hit the mayor • sharp rap
over the month.

Mr. FAWCITr was received with tremeodeas cheating.
relieved several time*. He comcnitulated Mr. Moor and
friends on their triumph. They led fought the battle
nobly sad well, and ►ad always treated him with the greatest
Endues. For himself, be thought be bad done everything
in his war to attain somas. He had nothiag to reproach
with, and be believed be had woo reaped and esteem
for the liberal party in this borough. He left the liberal
electors wit► the profaned's* ("Aar of gratitude and re-
' scoot, and he should be always ready at say future time to
*erne them. The polling had proved him to be the candi-
date most acceptable to the great majority of the liberal
electors in the borough.
Mr. Gotnamm was received with great yelliag, end not-
withstanding the presence of the polies a good many missiles
were thrown at him. lo the course of his speech he said
the reason he did not retire was boomme he had pledged his
word to on, ad b• did eat wish to break it. He also said
he should come forward oa some future occesion.

Yesterday, after the declaration, the mob again coca-
in/Goad their pranks, and great ansoyance and oxisidemble
injury was the rerun. The deetruction of glans is othaider-
able. As the tradesmen closed their gore when the dis-
turbances began the first. floor window, have chiefly
suffered. Yesterday afternoon an organised visitation was
made to the house of Mr. Moor and some windows smashed.

RAILWAY AND PUBLIC COMPANIES IN
PARLIAMENT.

Yesterday the committee on the proposed rail-
way schemes for the metropolis, consistizz of Part
Granville (chairman), Lords Romney, Red Stanley
of Alderley, and Lord Eve ley, Right Hoe. Gibson,
Lord Stanley, Mr. Massey, and Colonel W. Patton, met at
we
o'clock and took iridium relative to the various schemes
now pro for exteadad railway communication in the
me is and its suburbs. The principal withers ex-
amined were Colossi Yolked, LE. (elm of the govermseet
inspectors of railways). and Mr. Booth (of the railway de-
partment of the Board of Trade), end the committee ad-
journed to this day at twelve o'clock. The select
committee on Mending orders met for the ant
time to consider the cues of the various bilk reported
by the examinees as sot having complied with the standing
order" of parliament. The committee, after deliberation,
decided that the steadier orders might be dispensed with in
the following Justus.' :—Neath and Breese Retession
Railway, Welliogtoo and Drayton Railway, Dahlia and
Balthigleas inertioa Railway, Lyres and Sutton
Railway (Cram Keys Severn Valley Railway,
Bradford and Halifax Railway, wed Glasgow Oily Union
Railway. The committee also decided that the etandier
orders ought to be disposeed with in tbe ms of the Devou-
tly Railway, the decant of 8 per cont. es the estimated mat
of the line not having being lodged with the Acooestant-
Geseral of the Coon of Chosesry by the time prescribed.
Yesterday, Wore the examiners, Ws bills for the Bristol
and North Somerset (Extoorimie and Bath &Meeks) were
declared not to have complied with the standing orders is
Nome perticalars ; and the steadier orders were complied
with in the COM of the bill for the Loodoe (Cite) Tithes.—
Yesterday orders were limed by the Hound Lords t 3 lb*
effect that no petitioe for any private bill be read after
Tuesday, n• d March, until approved by the Court of
Chancery; sae any petition so approved after Thursday,
12th May, nor any report from the judges epos politics. so
ceimented.—Yesteeday, the Committee of Selmtios, coo.
Meting ef Lord Smoky Mr. Adair, Mr. Bobolefleid, Mr.
Woodd, Mr. Hammed, Mr. Scouraerkl, and Mr. Bawdy, met
to classify the sauternes bills before carbonise*, and poem
them tato committees for ievestiptioe into their merits by
maseittem of the booze.

MoRI THAN 'Tilt AND BATT= THAN IMlN.—This
applies to the largest mid hat Meek ot spring aad swum,
patterns ever submitted for public approval The weld-tamed
lee trousers at Alfred Webb Miles', the erhilnators only esta-
blishment, VI, Brook-street, lialsoveraquana yyhlfsMd HAL
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