The Express.
London, England, 1865-06-15 00:00:00

ELECTION DITICLLIGEITCII.

TIMM:TRY.
A meeting of the electors of Finsbury was held
LA Aside& at the Freemasons' Tams, to hear as rhino
from Mr. Willis= Phillips, who is a madkble fee the par-
liamentary repressetalloa of the lorole Mr. °sows
Rooms:Das presided. The shires.,
is ashodup the
clams of Ms. Phillips. mid that, is addition to as UREA*
knowledge of boil affairs, there were other moose why
thsta7mosthiss of the electors shook! be sanded Is ha
Re wee a geatlerosa of rase istellestsal &AAA-
Mess, 'sad • spirit of seem and bedspeedesos hod raised
bum to • very proud paellios. He was • sapporter
of several eheritable usdertaldop, and ea the Dew
aka of the Lancashire disuses he ant only gay, the
bused! of his literary ability but pre a large quantity of
&Meg and a oaseifloset costribstios mossy. /fr.
Phillips, who was very warmly remind, said that before
he explained his political sentimeste he wished to refer to
a rummy which lied recently got eiroulatios is the
beroogl. It was Aided that be appeared before the electors
assn wet the Earl of Dudley, sad that if pissed the
Beam of Oommoss be meld Doe vote otherwise than in
dease with the wish"' el that nobbles& He begged
toasear give a most usqualided eastradietios to the stale-
meat, sod be wished to my that he was as is-
chpesdeat of the Earl of Dudley as the &We earl
Ispe of Ms. Hoe omplained of the dispeeportLs promoted
Nibs ambers of the representatives the is par-
liament, sad mid it was • most dinadvastageoes Aroma-
&sae that only sixty esetiscon represented &ease,
cammema, sad Industry is that assembly. He was as bide-
' Pesemt liberal, attached to so particalsr party, was
hoped
to and in the sew parlisammt • ocentinatisa of liberals rider
the Isedieshire of Mr. Gladstone. Is regard to &arch
nem
ld be mes of *Woo that they were as inesitos, sad
&me la• des sway with as • &ambling block in the way of
Viewer.
wee
Be
was be favour oferteadhs the framable to in-
tro:Meg .He would be far effeetiag a reform
la mankirel 'mermen', as he believed there were many
grienesem is ezletesoe, is reassqueem of orbs defective admi-
alkalies of that body, ssposielly is referosse to the want of
provides for working posplisaliose homes had been levelled
tor railway perperes. Mr. :Kingsford proposed the follow-
lag resoistioe ' That this &Miss having hoard from Mr.
Phillips a .dear and able arpositios of his political views is
of opinion that the soundness of his principles and his spi-
ted* far betimes eminently qualify him to mimeo* the
t would' if Finsbury is parliament, and pledgee itself to
use its heist exertions to ware his sheathe'. ' Mr. Mpg
wooded the resolution. Ii reply to an elector from the
body of the mom, Mr. Phillips said be did sot Wale it
was • matter of impartibility to releet istelligest working
min he the hsaehire„ bat he tabeAd it was work
which required very 111.101111 deliberatioa. The resoluta=
was put to the meeting sad adopted almost usesierossly.

luarast D.—Mr. Bernal Osborne has issued s
valectisiany oddest. to the Weston el Liekeard, ta the wares
el this be is :
It has new istinulsed, at the eleventh hour, that an
Infleendel section el the doctors, voting in mead con-
duit, have resolved to withdraw their support from me, on
the grounds that I am not eo devoted a follower of Lord
Palmerston u they could duke or would direct. In this
dilemma, I am counselled by moms of my lide Mende (in order
to prevent a renewal al that echlaan which I was originally called
la to heal) to resign the seat. Acoordingly, so ft dose not suit my
moons of reprompotattee to to retunted as a ynaeury depen-
ro dant, or pvincial delegate, lat ono* adopt the .0 15U0
sod
as I am informed you hare been provided by thou who affect
to manage your political concerns with a more congebbil can-
didate, I lees no Um In redlining the bosom sot ariontalia
sought but voluntarily conferred, end have made application for
the stawardahip it the Chiltern Hundreds

Bann; ies-oPole-Tb:Su.—Mr. W. Cargill, the
comervative sitting member, hes lend ma addsees asking
for rreledloo. It is upend that the other candidate
will follow the example a Mr. Cargill in a day or two. Mr
Cargill will be opposed by Mr. Mitchell, of Si.., a Rhe-
in,. while the mossrvatives will try to pat in Mr. Rob-
lin, of Liverpool, • oonaervative, and who has the boom-
neekatim el being a Barwick man.
BRISTOL. —I t web rumoured in Bristol, on Tues-
day, that mother enervative candidate would be started
nog with Mr. Fremantle, sad Mr. P. W. B. Miles war
named as likely to be put I. MlNDAtike.
BIiVDLIY AND MDIDIPONT. —No change
it ez-
petted is the representation of the nailed boroughs of
Downy sad &airport. Sir T. E. Winniegton, Bart.,
the .as* member, will, it is understood, offer himself for
resketioe. Be is • liberal, and we have heard as yet of no
conservative candidate being ready.
BLACKBURN. —There was a rumour on Tuesday
that*, coneervatives were about holding • meeting Moon-
on one of the moos of Mr. Joseph Finn, lord of the
maser, as their second candidate for the forthcoming elec.
tie. The other candidates io the find are the ' g
members (Mr. J. Pilkington sod Mr. W. H. Hereby), used
Mr. J. G. Potter, who ones forward In the liberal interest.
Csalre.—The Right Hon. R. Lowe offers his ser-
vices again to the burgesses of Caine. and • Mr. Griffiths,
of Henley, in Worcesteibire, bas addressed the electors in
opposition to him, on what he alb moderate priocipies.
Lord Linedowne's influence, however, goes with Mr. Lows.
Dzoirwicw.—The Right Hon. Sir J. B. Peking-
too, who Ma already beta named eight times for this
borough (and whose residence is within its boundary) will
offer himself for mend= and be ago:ippon&
LI V NSPOOL The conservatives of Liverpool
have Spell; resolved to start two medians at the forth-
coming election ; and at • meeting of the leaden of the
party, re Toesday, it was onashnously, resolved to request
Mr. B. B. Graves, shipowner and ex-mayor of the town, to
allow himself to be pot in nomination along with Mr. T. B.
Hornell, the present enervative member. Mr. Graves,
in consequence, was yesterday waited npoo by • delineation.
Ho did not, however, give • positive answer, but said ite
wand acquaint the deputation with him ninon on the fol-
lowig day. No doubt is setertained that Mr. Graves will
allow himself to be put into nomination.
NORTH DUNHAM. —A canvass bra been oom-
mooed is duederlaed, the principal town in the division,
by Bir Hebron Williamson, on of the sitting members,
on behalf of himself sod his oollsegne, Mr. MD. Shallots
sad by the Hoo. G. W. Barrington, the cooaervative our-
didets.
Pools.—Mr. Franklyn (conservative) does not
offer himself for regelection. Mr. Graves, of Liverpool, is
the conservative candidate.
Nonni BHDOPSHIRI. —We have to announce to
our readers the retirement of the Hos. B. C. Hill from the
represestaties of North Shropshire. Major the Hon.
Cherin Cid solidi the engraves of the electors. Mr. Hill
ham been for many years one of the officers of the North
filaweeldre Yeomanry, and is now their senior major. Mr.
J. R. Ormsby Gore mai offers himself for re-election.
SOD= Dualiste.—The anticipations of • quiet
election are not to be realised. The conservatives have de-
nand to brig forward another candidate, in the place of
Sfr. Ferrer. who retires, and have fixed twos Captain H.
G. Barna. The liberal madidates are Captain Beaumont
sad Mr. J. W. PINEAL
SUNDEULAND. —On Wednesday a meeting of the
friends of Mr. W. S. Liodasy, M.P., was bald, to consider
whether that gentleman, in his pressed state of health,
should be again put in nomination. A letter was reed from
Mr. Lindsay, in which he stated, would be unable to take
say risroonal put in thee:utast, sod leaving himself entirely
Is the hands of hi friends. After some disounoo, the
meeting rennin that in the critical state of Mr. Lindsay it
was sot desirable to bring him forward, and his name was
therefore withdraws. At the same time the mooting pared
• resolution of sympathy with Mr. Lindsay, and another of
approval of the aided of Alderman Hartley, the comer-
vane °iodine, who had prepaid to Alderman Candlish
(Mr. Lindiay's opponent) that they should withdraw their
respective claims and allow Mt. Lindsay to be returned, in
the event of his nor nimble to take his seat In the new
parilamegt. The candidates now are Mr. Penick, the
other sitting member, Mr. Alderman Hartley, and Mr.
Anion Coolish.
Tzwuenuer.—Mr. Martin (liberal) and Mr.
Yorks (cosservative), the sitting members, offer themselves
for months, and it is said that Sir Conk P. Remy will
be proposed by the liberals as their second candidate. It is
expected that the contest will be a close one.
WARWICIL—Tbere will be a spirited contest in
this quiet borough. The name of Mr. Arthur Wellesley
Peel, Mr. E. F. Flower, as well as several herrings en the
Midland circuit, have hem mentioned, and the lint named
seetleroao has bees nnealsenly died upon by the liberal
party as their median. This peatlesnas, who created •
very favourable isoprene by his addresses at Coventry,
has already ocessated to stand, and the nines appear
resolved to pia and win. Mr. Peel Wood his address yet-
terday. In it he sten that he will endeavour to prove
himself a Bison member of the political party with which
he believes the reel progress and true inns of the
country are indissolubly anion.
WRIST liVoacesresswile. —The Hon. F. Lygon
sad Mr. F. W. Knight. the sing seembegs, will offer
themselves for reelection is the dirwoleties of
Both am amservatims. sod the liberals of the d=l67:l7te
said, land to put la • &alai= seed the uses. The we
dilate has set yet hew armed.
Zany Woaczergasens.s.—Zere, also, the sitting
istesalaws—is this ere leo libeeels—Hen. P. W. O. Cal-
Wasps sod Br. H. Verses, offer themselves Ns re.