The Express.
London, England, 1864-07-07 00:00:00

ELECTION INTELLIGENCE.

BAIINSTAPLZ.—A second conservative candidate
in the poison of Biz George ltineley hes been announced for
the representatioe of Barnetaple at the nett election.

BODNLY.—TheCOSIMPTIIItiIrie will make an effort at the
next election to return Mr. C. Locoek Webb, who has
limed co attires dated from Liaooln'e•imn. It is understood
that the present liberal member will again oome forward.

EAST GLOUCtSTRILSIIIME.—GLOCC WZDNISDAY.—
The writ received bare yesterday has boon proclaimed,
and the High Sheriff of the county has fixed Tuesday
next, at the Shire-hall at Gloucester, for the election
of • member for the eastern division in the room of
the late Sir C. W. Codrington. The Hoe. Mr. Dutton
having withdrawn his pretensions, at present so oppo-
sition exists to the return of Sir Michael Hicks Beech.
The father of the candidate osotested the division in 1854
against Mr. Holland, now MP. for Evesham, whom he
defeated by 1.019 vote.. He died, however, a few mooths
later, when Mr. Holford was elected, and since that time
two conservatives have been regularly returned for the
division without opposition.
Live.—The Hon. F. Walpole, the conservative candi-
date for Lynn, has issued his liddrem to the constituency.
It is moderate end conciliatory in its tone. Sir Powell
Buxton, the liberal candidate, is she punning his canvass,
and it now appears probable that there will he rather an
animated contest for the seat which Mr. Garvey is about
to vacate. It is doubtful. however, whether Mr. Gurney
will retire until • dissolution of parliament takes place.
tioarricn. —Vircount Royston, eldest son of the Earl of
Hardwick., is spoken of as • candidate far the representa-
tion of the city of Norwich at the next general election.
The present members, Sir Wflham Remelt and Mr. E.
Warner, wM offer themselves foe re-election.
Sourastfrrox. —lt seems likely that there will be a keen
contest for the representation of this borough at the next
rrelection. At pelmet fienthampicio is represented
el liberal (Mr. W. Dishy Seymour, Q.C.) and toe coo-
sensitive (Mr. Aldermen W. A. Rose). Both retitled
parties threaten to centred for two members, the liberals
supporting Mr. W. D. Seymour and Captain Measles,
chairman of the South Western Railway, end the cooser.
valises Mr. Alderman Roes and Mr. Russell Gurney, Q.C.,
Recorder of the City of Leaden.

THE FIRLD-DAY AND INDUSTRIAL EXHIBITION
AT ALDO:I/ADM.—The Aldershot division wee eved yes-
terday in ewe of those field-days which are so useful alike
to alt ranks stationed in the camp Them was en onosually
Mtge number of spectators, the attn.:time of the Dowel
includrial exhibition being now Added to those of the mole-
thee of a field•day. The division at Aldershot is at
protest much shooter than it has been for some lime pest,
and recently it has been reinforced by the snivel of the
2od Drsgooos from Birmiogham, and 2nd Battalion of Cold-
stream Guards from the Wellington Barre/eke. The 2nd
Life Guards, sow M Windsor' are under orders for the
camp. and it woe expected that they would hem arrived at
the commememeot of this mouth. They will sot, how-
trirenawittb.arranzad, have Windsor until about the

TOTAL DESTRUCTION OF SAVOY
CHURCH, STRAND, BY FIRE.
ems DAY.)

We regret to state that a fire broke out at about
2 o'clock this afternoon in Savoy Church, Strand,
and that notwithstanding the early arrival of the
fire engines and all the effort.' of the firemen, this
venerable and well-known church was completely
burnt to the ground. On the alarm being even
the organ was found in a blaze, and almost in-
stantly flames burst out in every part of the edifice.
A portion of the plate and some of the books were
saved. The rector, the Rev. Mr. White, was in
the churchyard, rendering assistance, immediately-
after the outbreak. When our report left se% vral
of the houses in Church-row seemed in considerable
danger, and also those on Savoy-hill.

EXPULSION OF THE CIRCASSIANS.

PUBLIC NEETING.-(THIS DAY.)

This afternoon a public meeting was held at the
London Tavern, to consider the condition of the Circeinian
exiles, Lord STRATFORD DI RFDCLIITZ in the chair.
Among the geatletnen on the platform were the End of
Shaftesbury, Lord Houghton, Lord Clanricarde, and the
Hon. A. Kinnaird. The attendance was not very numerous.