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

TAE EXPRESS,

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Hunt Wrcoms—Mr. J. R. Mills, libtrol, has
limed hie address, solleitiag ris-sietstiee l bet Mr. T.
Smith. the other hissial ntember, has resin sad. Is his
elime the may candidate is the Hoe. O. 8.. Oarinctoe. son
of Lord Cariairtoe, el Wycombe Abbey, also in tun liberal
interest.

Lattitsrn.—A new candidate for the repr seats,-
ties of this berme% has avowed himself is the pereon et
Mr. James Haig, M.A. Mr. Haig declares that he worm
forward because he sees so few coeservative gentleman witt-
ier to nodergo the labour sad eeriest of contesting the
metropolitan boroughs • he ocasidors "that thou' voters
who have sot hitherto wally voted at oar elections must
be coneerestive at heart, sad that therefore we are the
great majority."
hiaarranows.—lresterday afternoon at two
o'clock • crowded meeting of the friends and supporters of
Mr. Harvey Lewis took place at his central oommittee-room,
the Oolong= Hotel, Portlaed-read, for the purpose of deter-
minis( the mann to be adorned Is referees* to the 'udders
and use:prated contest which Fad arisen. Mr. Peter
Graham, the chairman of Mr. Lewd. committee, presided,
and Mr. J. H. Conine sad Mr. E. M. Roche, his viee-ohair-
men, sad a large 'lumber of the most iollotatiel utembses of
the liberal party is the borough, were present. The chair-
men said, after most mature deliberation the
committee had come to the detersilsatioe to sup-
port Mr. Haney Lewis without Memos to icy other
candidate. There would, therefore, so far as Mr. Lewis was
concerned, be no coslitios 'drawly other party io the field ; at
the same time this step world not preclude any member of
Mr. Lewis's committee singly teldsg what steps he chore
with ll= to either of the other madidates. Mr. Harvey
Lewis addressed the assemblage, and was outhusiesti-
orally received. Mr. Ferrer moved a resolution, which was
carried by aodamatioe, pledgisg the meeting to support
Lord Fermoy, sad urged also that they should support Mr.
Hervey Lewis.—Last evening a numerous and estitusiestio
meeting of electors of the borough, resident io St. Panora.,
use held In fit. Biome Fairy-hall, for the pur-
pose of hearing an address from Mr. Chambers. Dr.
J. Collins, of Regest's-park-terraos, pessidrd. At
the conclusion of the boo. caadidate's address s num-
ber of questions were pet, is reply to which he said be wee
Combos Bedew., the legal advisr of the *reparation of
Lapdog, and a trosomissioaer of the Central Criminal Court.
He looked spas the malt tan as sa excise question, and cot
one of free kids. He had **objection to the ballot but
was &pipet esteem' suffrage ; would support a measure
iespecting waves's, if the home was prepared to support
sunk a measure. Revise wavered e. variety of queshons
satisfactorily. Mr. R. Famine moved sod Dr. O'Oossor
seconded, a resolution approving of Mr. Chambers as s can-
didate, soil pledging the lasetteg to support him, which
was earned.
Mattennerrzn.—Mr. IL James, Q.C., attorney-
general for the county palatial' of Lancaster, hieing bees
invited in Loudon to stand for Manchester, is reported to
have stated hie readiness to do so, provided a Militias
were sent him, and yesterday Massie. Slater and
solicitors, on behalf of the ooaservatives, were promoting
each • requisition. It will probably remain over to-day for

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NORTH NORTHUMBERLAND. —Karl Percy retires
from the eepesseatation of this division el she county in
favour of his younger brother, liajorGeseral Lord Henry
Percy, who has arrived at Alnwiek Castle. The earl's ill-
health is amassed as the ground of his retirement from
public life. Lord Rosary his homed his address.
Nonvacn.—The conservatives have found a
meted candidate to stand in oonjuntion with Mr. B. E. 0.
Wenn. The gentlemen selected is not Mr. Vessy Fits-
gerald, but Mr. Augustus Goldamid, who yesterday issued
an address, is which he avows himself • member of the pro-
testant church, and atroagly attached to the " tames
honored isetitutioes " country. On Wedy
night the liberal party haof d aa the
influential meeting aurae
Royal Hotel, at which Mr. Warner and Sr W. ltuseall, the
liberal esadidates, delivered addressee. Mr. J. H. Tillett, Gus
of the load liberal lidera, also stated that Mr. Waters, on
of the onservative oandidatea, was • Roman Whelk, and
that • few months tines he offered himself am ••eandislate
for Poole in the liberal interest.
PORTSMOUTH.—Two large vans filled with sailors
belonging to the Asia, Osborn, Excellent, aid other Tenets
in this harbour, eceompsaied by • hand, sad displaying
Bap, paraded the town and dove so Southeast. There they
were liberally supplied with beer at on of the enormities
oommittee rooms, and thee proceeded to Palmentoo-road,
when they did considerable damage to • house which
exhibited liberal placards, and Pella down an effigy of
" Cobdeu's ghost," which had reference to some offensive
observations which SirJmnes Elphioatose had recently made
with respect to the character and abilities of the denueil
statesmen. Greet alarm was felt by the residents in the
neighbourhood, owing to the disorderly behaviour of the
men, and some took precaution against possible danger by
closing their shutters. A communication has beets made
to Admiral Sr Michael Seymour, the ninmander-inahief at
this port, and it is hoped that premutions will be taken to
prevent any further demonstration of this kind.
RIPON.—Mr. Keathley, one of the candidates for
Ripon, who was by erne marked Conservative in our yes-
terday's bat, is a Liberal.
SHILITIRLD. —A new candidate to oppose Mr.
Roebuck has been found In the parson of Mr. T. Campbell
Foster, barristee. He addressed • meeting of electors and
ton-electors in the Gonecil•hell oar Tuesday sight Mr.
Roebuck says his feeling towards Mr. Faster for isterforing
in this election "is that of Bunsen oonampt. I do not
believe that he will gat one man of staid mind
and of este:ll4llod reputation to support him." On
Wednesday emeoirig Mr. Foster addressed an immense
open-air meeting in Paradise-squue, when be reviewed
Mr. Roebuck's condoet in connexion with the Galway Steers
Packet Company, and other similar matters, with much
pungency. Shortly after he ooniesenold a carriage was
driven into the crowd, in which Mr. Roebuck and Mr. Red-
field were seated. This added, of course, to the excite-
meat of the metres, but it seems to have sated on
Mr. Foster merely as • stimulant. When he
bad dope speaking. Mr. Roebuck tried to gain a
bearing ; but this was ntassd, ad • resolution in Mr. Fos-
ter's favour was paned by a oneiderable majority. Mr.
Roebuck subsequeatly spoke from his hotel modes where
be milled Mr. Foster • foul-mouthed lawyer," sem:sed him
of slating " falsehoods whioh the awe keew to be false-
hoods." and declared that be was " mad," • " bellows-
mesder," ka
TAO NTON. —Mr. Arthur Mills has retired, but it
is stated that another conservative candidate will appear in
his place.
Tivntrosr.—The conservatives and a section of
the liberals have presented a numerously signed p.-
thin to Mr. J. W. N./shoed, • county awa-
ken living at Bradfield, in the neighbourhood of
Tiverton. This gentleman, who protease to be • liberal-
conservative has allowed himself to be put in semi-
patios. Thin has ben no notelet is Tiverton since the
passiag of the Reform Rill. Mr. Wslroad commenced his
novae on Wednesday, and met with • cordial
i reception.
Mr. Denman, having been telegraphed for, arrived n the
town the same sight, and addressed the electors. He ex-
pressed himself quite ready for the fight, and claimed credit
for having faithfully discharged his duties during the time
he had been their representative, sad for having supported
all the liberal manna of the day. Mr. Wslrood also deli-
vered an addrem ; he is la favour of church rake and op-
prised to vote by ballot; be has so faith io toryism, and
should always support measures of emnatitutloaal program;
he would support • lateral extend= of the franchise, but
not • downward one. A sharp contest is expected.
Woonsrocs.—A crowded meeting of Mr. Henry's
was held in the Town-ball on Taseilay, Mr.
=ltair:i the chair. Mr. Henry pee an exposition of his
views, which was eathusiaethelly received. Addressee
were delivered by Mr. Parker, Mr. Noble, Mr. Rogers,
fu Oxford, of Political Faooomy at Oxford, Mr. Baabury, Mr.
Money, and Mr. Usdsrdowu, and the following resolutions
were unaimoualy carried :—"That the course adopted
daring the manse of the borough by Mr. Barnett, toge-
ther with the Duke of Marlborough's agent, though, sa it
now pears, in opposition to the wishasof his gran, moss-
(tinted the repreheemoo of such proceedings by Mr. Henry
and hit suppeetese." "That this meeting warmly sympa-
thises with the political principles of Mr. Mitchell Henry,
and while thanking him for his public spirit in coming for-
ward, expresses the utmost confidence is his triumphant
return for the borough."

J. S. MILL FOR WESTMINSTER.