The Express.
London, England, 1865-04-24 00:00:00

OUTWARD BOMBAY MAIL

The Ripon from Southampton 12th inst. reached
Malta at 10 p.m. on the 21at, and left at 8 a.m.
on the 22nd for Alexandria. . . .

The Ceylon from Marseilles; on the 20th inst.
arrived to-day at 7 a.m., and leaves at 1 p.m. for
Alexandria.

REPRESWEATION or Nutne.—On Saturday the
addresses of the Roe. P. P. Palmeri. Mr. J. Walter, and
the Hon. George Craven, the liberal candidates for the
representation of Barks, were netted. Mr. &oven. and
Mr. Walter, the sitting members, allude to their past see.
vices, and the latter gives his remorse for being opposed to
the repeal of the malt duty, which be regards as simply •
tax on beer. The Hon. George Craven, referring to thn
subject, says :—"The malt tax. I am aware, is felt by many
connected with the cultivation of land to be vexatious
and injurious to them. Their views end wish.s
are entitled to fair consideration, and in any future
remissions of taxation I should hail with satis-
faction the prospect of the reduction of that tax."
The three conservative candidates to contest the county
at the next general election, viz. Mr. It. Benyoo the sitt-
ing member ; and Lieutenant-Colonel Loyd Liegay, V.C.,
and Lieutenant-Colonel Sir Charles Russell, Bart, V.C.,
visited Reading on Saturday, and prosecuted en active OLD-
vase amongst the agrieultorists and others attending the
Corn Exchange. In the afternoon a public meeting of the elec-
tors took place at the Town-hall, Mr. Thoyte, the the chair-
man of the Conservative Committee, being voted to chaff.
The three candidates were present, and addressed the
meeting.
REYSE3ENTATION OF LYME REGIS. -- Colonel
Pinney, the sitting member, has issued an address, stating
that he will not stand aguo. There are four candidates
for the seat to be vacated. Mr. F. K. Dumas, who con-
tested Brighton last February so vigorously, is before the
constituency since June, when he promised to come for-
ward in virtue of his promotion of a railway to Chard-road,
the bill for which has been lost before the Standing Orders
Committee ; but though be has secured much personal
popularity it is doubtful if be will go to the poll. Mr.
Ilawkshaw, the engineer, offers himself es a local bene-
factor of a similar character. And so does Mr. Jones, a
London attorney. The political principles of these three
gantlemee are nearly similar, each being • moderate fibers].
The fourth caudidate, Mr. fresbay, is a strong Derbyite,
who was defeated wily by • single vote at the last election.
But politics appear to be altogether in abeyance in the
borough, where the desire for railway communiostioo over-
rides every other oonsideratiosi ; and so candidate will be
Intend to unless he promise to assist in introducing loco-
motives so as to bring • portion of the tide of tourist traffic
to this Dorset watering place.—Observer. _

Du Barry's delicious health restoring Revslenta
ambles Foos ems, withoot modichie or hiconverienoe. Dye-
PIO& Donk sthma, Consumption, Debility,
Constipation. Iternyas, Moe& LlTar, and Stomach complaint&
and was aft time Ma met in Mbar recnedlea MAIM corm
annually.—lX lam and On. Ito. 17, Sepsdatleolt. Landoll. W.
Ea tinn at ; lik. ad. 12ba, Illise.A.l all 'mesa—

AMERICA.

LONDON, MONDAY EVENING, APRIL 24, 1865.