The Express.
London, England, 1865-07-12 00:00:00

CAMBRIDGE UNIVERSITY.

In the Senate Monne, yesterday morning, Mr.
Vios-Ohazioallor 'weakling, ft* election■ of the members for
the aaivaraity were proceeded with. Both the late mem.
ban—Mr. Walpole sad Yr. Selwyn—ware uneninseagy
re-elected. _ _

165.

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net that policy bees =Seeded by Mr. Gladstone with
the easel gratifying remelts! Had they never heard of Mr.
Odedie ? Us world tauten to say that they had not tidy
bandy! biro, but that they all, isoludiog even the bower-
able goallemes oppeette,regveteed that not ashy Zealand but
the woeld at largeted loth the services of that dirtinguished
Demander. Major Lien then defeudealtbe tonne pursued
by the government in the ens of Mexico and Blerwig- N
place yesterday, the SheriffßWlCH.
Helstein ; but he said that thane was owing more to the 1 The nomination tool
nauseam of the liberal party ginrally than to the views
eatertained by the ministry. Turning from fnreigo to f_ Sir „WilliavoForOovj Bark. Pro.
domestic matters the boo. candidate adduced the legielatios P°"°°. 2.• "um" mouvuoo. sad Mr. .f Cola,"
of Mr. Till en to improve the cooditioo of the Lomita cuPPortodr ea letwoinatia of Mr. Z. Wafter Biberall. Dr.
poor end
to
fiber proofs of the hew Dalrymple proposed, Mr. J. Tinott vosoudotti and
asset policy
of oho fiber.' petty. mown) They were Mr. D. Simard supported, Sir Wilhelm Russell (liberal).
and Mr. J. B. Morgan supported, Mr. A. Goldelliki Wooer-
also exteodieg the priseiples of !coal ealf-govetnneerit Mr. Johnson Purim& Mr. Patteeon samoded,
to the colonies, but while the eoloniste would still have
secooded, and Mr. Reedy supported, Mr. R. B. C. Waters
the orooperstion of the eery ef the mother maestri for their votive.) Kr- P. Wisoluan ProPosodr Mr. J. Allan
defeon they would most assuredly be called upon to fight
bed doe. so much. be athoodiers, or candidates, (mill to the uproar causted by the
tau
said of their own ereatiag. If the governmeot which leothenative). No speeshee wen made, either by stovers,
was said to bo without a pollen , partimns who crowded the Guildhall, in whits the Domino
thought the *letters would be better s.tiefled with it
thee they would with • goveremont the policy of which title took Phut The sheriff declared the show of
was ot a ntrogrede character. (Chows ) So much for the hoods to be is favour of the tenon' candidates, and • poll
pest. In reform the linal. bed mash to do. The wee
demanded by the proposers of the conservative condi-
questin of reform would have to be settled. In the last dal"- The Poll was filed for this day.
parliament they fouled all attempts at reform had been
thwarted by the count y members, whose %Buena it was PLYMOUTH.
nommary to ourteiL It was tionsary to make a eon. The nomination took place yesterday morning on
Womble Mullet is the ma*, fraa°lll°°_,°°Pluill,_lY. the hustiop frost of the Royal Considerable
sod that Use voter should be Pr''""""" "" excitement was felt in the prosodists ; Mr. Charles Nor.
exercise. (Cheers.) Reforms were also required in the newton, the mayor, was the retuning caner. Mr. Caleb
church and thelaw. Law sada to he made simpler and ?nom , and Mr. Lemoombo ascoaded Sir Robert
cheaper. end the bal_smwe. gag 6! 1 P. ColliePrltr tr. A. Rooker proposed. sod Mr. F. Hicks
scoomeliahmsot Whims.) After atau°l"'t "11 was '6 ' semmiled Mr. W. Merriam (L). Mr. T. C. BIOTIN d,
favour of the abolition of oburelorstes se ao set of justice to 1 end Admiral Baden seconded Kr. Richardlmuar4=74
the dissenters Major Lyon eoscluded °vP"'"ing him Sift Robert Collier oontonded that the liberal sdmisietratae
,
onfideen that the eleotioo would result is the return of ' . .
bad coorneso to UM welfare of the country, and he should
two liberals for Canterbury(" No, no," sod cheers.) support it. Yes. W.•
Morino would also eve a Neural
Cols:mei ADAIR next addressee the electors, but his TO-
marks were frequently interrupted by a erns lire of ques- s:iirj:d°srinT;;l7'""."'" • ge7e!emeetr Yes. Labe pm
cone._
of
nve goviDetrmrelsoun
.but be would support say mea.
to give an independent support to a
those. He contested that Eoglead could not do more than
heartily sympathies in the struggles of other asthma for is-
creased freedom. The government had been blamed become g'' ey as party which would benefit
they bad Dot actively nit-hoed on behalf of Poland or the ,•ct___,untrY. The show of ham" Wig declared is favour of
Italy :but is his opinion the
course adopted was most the "°"'". candidates.
te sanordsies with tee true lowest' of the country.
(Cheers.) The Utica Chargeability Bill wee the embodi•
meet sad geared application of a measure obi& he Ins
iestrouseo. al about twelve years ago in iotrodocing into the
House of Commons, but which was then thrown oat in
consequence of the opposition of the county members.
Like his colleague (Major Lyon) he was is favour of an ex-
tension of the franchise, sod soy reform bill to be rale-
history most {Delude the ballot It had been smarted that
the franchise was a trust; but if it was a trust it was a
right as well, sod the ono who held it wee entitled to be
protected is its free exorcise. (Loud cheers.)
Mr. HODDLICWIOII, during whets Addritil Ilia fell rather
heavily, replied in dotal to the views expressed by Major
Lyme rad Colonel Adair. He we, sot opposed to reform ;
but on that question the liberals had shown they we re not
in earnest —in fact, they made it a stalking hone en which
to ride into office. The fran3btee ought to be extended so se
to include the intelligence and thrift of the country—not
degraded by beieg reduced. (Cheers.) Ha was opprssd to
the ballot, and if elected, sa he bad no doubt he should be,
is cooptoction with Mr. Butler-Johnston, to represent
Canterbury, be should oorocientioualy import the constitu-
tion of the wintry in church sad state. (Cheers.)
The show of heads was then taken, and declared by the
Sheriff to be is favour of Major Lyon and Colonel Adair.
A poll wee demseded for Mr. Butler-Johnstone and Mt.
liuddleston, aim fixed to take pies this day.
A close contest is expected.

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raster hues tie slimes in which it had been attonittsd L . fames of Swam &Grey sod Mae.
piece it. Thu petty of Ooload White had lodged a ponoet the town sad about the Intonate. Is
wit► the mayor stalest hie return, on sotoost 1 his birth encashed Riot to put doers it;. rhino,
and change of same. He wis net we a fool as to Doss t►ere *applied his political tenets.
unqualified. He should be their wessalbst. A a/sow of herb I
was is his favour. Poll &gouda fat Colasel White. I

WORCESTER.
The nomination took place
fisildhalL The eiselies created anus.—
sessenesses of tpositioe . Alder/am
peed tbs re-electihe onop of the old liberal Olt
Ytiaasae Hr. Longiuore seconded the
Alder's.. Hill essemnated Mr. Alexandre
also a liberaL Mr. J. D. P 11117456 (mayor) -
natio& Mr. Josiah Stallard thee
James Levick, of Hooklielalark,
seassrvative esedidiste. Hr. James
the somiestioe. The three eandidat
the electors amidst some loterrus
more was very brief. He stated I.
re-elested to costume in the same course
that be bad hitherto pursood, and
forth in his &Idris', viz., as se advosi
ie the public expeaditur•' for pleas,
is foreign affair., free trede, civil sad
the exteasios of the saran& lir. St
declared himself to be a liberal le prisois
said be should be found le the
pendset supporters of a liberal
was for the onward progress
all politioaL religions, and commercial
promoting their happiness, and he was for
the man who would give the best exprouslon
the working mass. He was opposed to the
of cbureb-rates, advocated tbs ballot, and •
retires only looked at the future through 1
of the past, while the liberals looked to it
mate of civil and religions liberty. Mr. Ls
retire candidate, who spoke amidst great
that conservatism was the true source of t
protect all the institutions of the country,
I was taken, and declared to be in favour ,
Kr. Sheriff. A poll was deseaded
Azad for Wednesday.

OXFORD.
The city election took place
thee. was a very large attendance of be.
Mr. Justice PIC! proposed Mr. Card'
Gauss proposed Mr. Neate. No oth
proposed, the MAYOR declared that that
re-elected.
The Right Bon. E. Canownt., In
address, reviewed the events of the kat
while peace has been preserved the honour and .digeu,
the country have bees preserved and maintained ape,
footing wet exceeded ii completeness io the rah
of nations. (Loud cheers.) But that result V.
not been attained without a large *remit*
and bow has the money to meet that ;evil
ditars tees raised '• There was sanely ever a pried*,
taxation has bees so largely reduosdaad snob gent babe
removed from the shoulders of the people. (Chem) I
you ask me to show what bee been accomplished, I say I,
government has, whilst reducing the expeediture r lb
nation, unfettered industry—they have removed *hem
Noss which formerly impeded the progress and mealy
carrying on of commerce between ourselves sad ria
nations with whom we have been otherwise open Ms*
terms, and have given the people of England fall aspic
fair play sad the lull development of their resources. Iff-
We see sawed in soplyieg those same libel-
abroad as et home. We endeavour to sow
the exercise of the same amount of merry
displayed here, coupled by a regard for those woven
of go...unseat that unite our action by the ties of
meat to the monarchy melee which we ere proud
(Loud cheers.) All these effects you have sees in the
parliamsat, sad have noticed the careen of public
meat, but if the breed stream of the public remain of
land flows in uninterrupted course, to whom is the
quality due' (Beer.) It was sot so in 1832, whet
tended for thatgreat and seemeary measure,the R-'
it was not so io 1848, when, after sn ,
severs couflict, we overcame the 'drama
tectionista ; bat it is because we have inn,'
the same sound sod progressive liberal
present. A great river Irks the Thames does
much noise as a mouataie stream, bet
more to fertilise the agriculture of the country
which it passes ; and happily we have been able
plish the objects to which I have alluded in
ease way. My honourable fries& have lerc to
the question of reform; they have reminded you
xs low period than I have blows you that measure
I bees brought before parliament, but we have not 1.-
to pase it. In the last parliament we intended'
but questions were involved which did not en,,
' the borough franchisor. but to three of the
lead eciustry generally. I tell you that, in the pot
I wimpy, I reserve to myself the right to meeker far
with regard to this question, although it has bese
lis the past to settle it satisfaetorily. Time may cats
we may be able to do so, when we may be able to 4
the settlement et this question, and I hope that whet
settled it will be In accordance with the whiles a,
• due regard to the rights of the most thriving r
the community. (Cheers.) The right bon. gent
eluded, amid much cheering, by making • brief
the Abolition of Tests (University) Bill, and le
his eoestitaents for again returning him to
is parliament.
Mr. C. NEATI followed, and, in • speech which
°steed enthusiastically, referred more particularly
question of reform, to which he pledged himself ter
restest oonsiderstion : and be very pointedly all
the est:0)1;01=mA of Posteoffice savings banks, argr
the government bad acted inconsiderately is sot ,
larger amount of istereat on deposits.
On the motion of Mr. CARDWELL, wooded by
NUTS, a vote of thaake was aooorded to the ,
the premed** terstiaehed.

THETFORD.
The nomination for this borough took pu.—
terday ; the Maio' (Mr. W. P. Salter) rebid* as
tarsier officer.
Mr. BIDWELL proposed, and ME. H. R. ITIELL •
the Hoe. H. A. Bering (easservative).
Mr. E. FBOWE proposed, and Mr. J. NOMA=
Br. R. J. H. Harvey (iiliaml-eonservative).
The Bev. Mr. Lunn proposed, and Mr. J.
waded, Mr. Alderman sod Sheriff Dakin.
The Hos. H. A. BLUM referred to the
the Palmerston ministry upon the nbjesi of
and commented upon the want of
which it had displayed a the ,
fact was, Lord Palmerstoa was set a
he wen sort coal& to a tory, sad for
Baring's) part he was quite waling that he Medd gar
the mentry thin the oonservatives got a nopeirr. 11111
regard to fore* affairs, we bad heard a grist dot Mt
the desire of the governmeat to support a pellet d
iatervention, but is reality they had permed a mill
policy. Upon the aubjeot of parliamentary edam I
stated that be should appeal a Si. frthebtre sad the 0!'
sad otter the evidence given by Mr. Y''
committee be ecusidared that oho-
lief ore they gave their congest to
rates, as each a measure would be
farther smash. ape. the church.
measures of the government the has.
proved. of Mr. Oladstones polio .
The Rea. 0. Lauthar, la the
tram indisposition, mid a few weeds
Health, whom be &verified as a sup,
measures eaneeived in a rensiftutheal
Mr. Alderman DAMN eomplaised
=of the eoseervatives bad awe
while the liberals had trust
them akar with them. It seemed
that when they bad attained to
power and prosperity they should
be thought this would not be thee
the governing choice bad thought
a share of the administration, sod
they were riot mere moats and
formed an intrinsic sad actual part
The show of hands was in favour
Arkin. A poll was demanded
which will take place to-day.

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Ile soasinatice. • or
cadre Mae shin osofom"_
or) easoaded the ft„, mow.
roes to modem ik AM
dr. Sussex, , MP"
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Coacher ie emelt
&tee thn addreft. agile°
myrtles. Mr. pm, w Ming
d his &semi." 0"-. eaosi
course of liberal .i..
gleich hod hem m 14
ate for torn:beat rag
▪ far noe.interremit TIV° :
I religion liArrir, - dead.
&wit! followed, a, .
isciplea, and if elttiK
e nuke of the ye,
adminietratios. si • Afid ou°
of the people it Ka** "°
ereial freedom, tit.
ram for the eleetiot d b
preeeion to the nett' yids spas'
to the compulsory 1.7 .1 Indio
t, and mid that cans he
trough the dim melba .
dto it for the pen K othei Owes
Mr. Lniok, the earn • dos
Knit interraptire, @UM_
no ad liberty, wed
veld ot tIMUtao
stir,. A oboe of km, isiff
our of Mr. Podium* bap'
foe Mr. Lertarom -
gis
wide hi
wee till"
ee yesterday, 'to Mad
bargemen.
idnerelt, Mr. Mind re hi els-
other ondidate pow rods
those gentlemen qeculd 0.1
~ in the nurseof je preen a.°
last Me pare, Ist!iit "de be a
honour sod digsdyd naafi
sad maintained spa, it INA
Ipleteuese io the mil bat 101
But that result h Weed
a larg• *gamin; toy"
to meet that sm.,
ineely ever • period Md lie d"
And nets gnat bin, it el,Pol°
people. (Ch I
n) ; tßogi
aeconsollab.d. ay lb 11011
the exPeoditure roIN.
bare removed nen • 22,.°
to Penni! lad sonarlsd

who nue Mali Moir
gland fall mu" est.
it Nauru*. (asti ef tin
Al bbcnl gr.* • , fee gb
samurais think • • ill
of energy • i bib is
those wows' tit igiaal
the ties of &ut gismond
an proud P alo
ve sees in tilehi
tof public sat NOM
Olio opium of
rbom in that et oaf
1832, when um •
nre,the Refers .
✓ an arduous sl . )SWIM
antes made by p, .. • loos]
invariably sehun the tilde
•al principles as I
I does not males
us, but it Se
he reentry thug 110
been able to saw
laded in mask it
re stakes to ye .it
re
you tint b .
I that mum h glokt
• have not hush pad
intended to soft), t
id not only Met
hose of the °um too
t, in the pain&
* consider fat Eli owy,,
la it has bow filo* ~. •
Time may cur sh
be able to ei •
hope that whs ti • 1/111
the withes Has
t thriving poetise b•
t bon. gentlemen • .
not • brief 'limbo but sir
Bill, and by thigh ohs
m to ramming,
thi
la
speech which mu cot
ed.poPi"cloniudmaelulyfistoswiirligins 71: 0114
pi bank', argabg
Only in net gill mit 1
i.t., secondid W I Aldan
led to the may, i thPI benallb
of
ugh took place. dodo
alter) presidia. iss
. R ITHILL sena
e).
F. NONA= SHIA
votive).
and Kr. J. COM I awl
)skin. of
▪ to the condo
is sabjeet of UM Pa
rant of arum
the subject.
ru sot a Idol
r, and for 11
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that he eboold
got I tosjori!y. 111

iF-Me a 61: ft-scabies aid the bit 'j---r-;;
Ivan by Yr. Wall before the lei Imet
that churchmen ought le re
onset to the abilities rd ese
e would be only a pianists!! I
the thumb. Upon the face ai
neat the hon. gentimesa calf 14 4
e's policy.
er, la the absence of Yr. Bee
• few words es Wolf of 641
tribed as a supporter of -
constitutional soffit. hb ebt
complained that the troth/MI
ion had always been to debate .
deka trusted the people sada,
W.
It maned to be a law with
ittaised to their greatest *be'
they should crumble WM
not be themes with Ileghadt skew'
led thought fit to Ries eler
Wades, steel had made Wm hd
agents and engieer, bat the
I actual part of this gm* 444,
rat in favour o Mr.
demanded onf behalf alba. 4
tomb
the
OND (YORIESHIRE).
mos
this borough took place
rely two esedidatess Se ad
General), who sought maw.
due, who sought the sot
tonsey-General eres pelfeleB 114
Gnu, who was eethwieBlol
had now mine when the
abet came before the 'MS , de;,
their actor, The meal f net
he goverumeat should he
named to the hinds
•
re sat afraid of that •
If the govsentemtl amee bgl
aid years were, Weems
they would at liesit be 0.
with . &Gibbing waft Isw
I lightened, ad with IS
ted people. advaacief M
etc (roof ) The • •
'vie the scam of the
are At the maessee___l
sir years ago, Forefre .I'6l 0
the olang al arms was head
not know what combisalies Mir ja
eh to be deplored, might em
i *
t
With the Ikse ess.
M
WI of possible deniers lessrmitt
,laher own, if need were,
nd she bad bees easbkd le ,
of her easy and the deeek 1
up
system, although it ba Nis
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samiliee. It bad, however,
which at ono time weds •
= the weld Mat thereof's:,
I the world, in attacking &to
sat guaraatee and security fer
hen threesems upon the
America, sad in relatios to WI! .1 .1
old knew the difficulties lees;
at bad to eneenuter. As this _ea' I
111 called epos le cheese len
solitiriaas it would bs wdl"Ls
• goverameat, sad whet %Mg
oppountil With whams le