The Express.
London, England, 1865-06-23 00:00:00

ELECTION INTILLIGENCE.

Buererrirta.—A liberal candidate has been se-
cored for this borough in the person of Mr. Thome Cave,
of Belmont-house, Mill-hill, Middlesex, whose address to
the electors has been given. Sir Georp Stocky end Mr.
Howell Gwyn commenced their canvass on Tinsley morn-
ing, sad have hose prosecuting it iooe. It is expected
• second liberal candidate will be announced.— Western
Doily Mercury.
Buirrou—if it. T. F. Fremantle, eldest son of
Sir T. F. Fremantle, Chairman of the oard of Customs,
has been istrodttesd to and accepted by • meeting of the
ooneervative electors of Bristol as their candidate at the
approaching pascal antics.
DERRY. —Messrs. Bites and Beale, the present
liberal members, seek re-electioe, sod it is nderstood there
will he co oppositioa to their retina.
DRVOI4PORT.—At the close of the poll yesterday
the numbers were :—Braese7 (Liberal), 1,264 ; Fletnieg
(Conservative), 1.208. Majority for Beseesy, 56.
ILAJCPSHILI (Noarw).—Sir li. St. John Mild-
mar's address to the electors of this division of the count.
of Southampton has teen issued. He arp o ea generally of
the lonise policy of the present government, and I. pre-
pared to give it an indepeedeot support. Though be
would always ewes any msssnre which be considers would
be detrimental to the interests of the church, he would
be willies to receive favourably proposals by which the
difficalt question of church rates could be brogiht to a satis-
factory arrangement. He would oppose an unconditional
abolition of them.
Lemurs& —The liberals of this important
beroogh, at present represented by one liberal and one con-
servative are confident of being able so return both their
candidates, Mr. P. A. Taylor and Mr. J. W. Harris. The
disunion among liberals whisk enabled Mr. Monate to
obtsin a pat has ceased to exist. The register shows a
majority of liberal votes. A great rireeting was held on the
16th, when Mr. Taylor and Mr. Harris addressed • united
sad enthusiastic party.
LIVIRPOOL—Mr. Graves, the conservative can-
&flits, brought out to contest the liberal seat, has issued
an address, in which he avows himself an emaciate of the
party of whom Lord Derby is the recognised bead. Mr.
Horsrsll. M.P. the other conservative modidato, has
also issued as addew, in which he refers to his past en-
[ viols as • gesrastee for those of the future.
Matros.--General surprise was occasioned in
Mahon on Tuesday, by the ansoanceassot that the Hon.
O. W. Fitswilliate would retire from tiss repreeentatiou of
the borongh, in order to costeet the Sottisen Division of
the West Bidiag. There is some talk of inviting Lord
[ Minos, eldest son of Lad Fitswilliare, ho oecapy the seat
i vacated by his owls. There are also rumours that the sou-
sanative., who would not oppose either of the satin
members,will be likely now to test the hello, of the
MaNcifeersa.—Although no candidate boa yet
hese brought forward by the supporters of Mr. J. A.
Tomer to take the place of that gentleman so his retire-
ment, it is reported that eons jeep* Lid members of the
prty talk of inviting Mr. Walter Bagebot in oppontioo to
`lke liberal candidates at pramet rotate field. Mr. Bagehot
tea Vet proprietor of the Economist newspaper, a gentleman
air iiPisposdent poverty. sad intimately acquainted with
sommercial subjects.—Meadicster Szomixer.
NORTH STATTORDSHIRR.—The liberals of the
warthsra division of Staffordshire held a meeting at Bicke-
-1 Ives-Trent on Tuesday, and decided upon once more beteg-
leg forward Mr. Edward Boller is oppositiou to the present
eesesrutive members, Mr. Addsrley end Viamant Degestre.
Kr. Hagler, who has aimed, reorepated North Stafford-
aim betimes parliaments, has issued an addrees, is which be
pledges himself to give ea iedependent aupport to the
present admiebtestiom
NORTHUMBIRLIXD (Hotrrs).—Mr. H. G. Liddell,
she eorwervative inembar for Beath Northinsterkad, bee
issued as address. There is no appearance of • mutest is
divisiers. Mr. Liddell. the coeservaidre, sod Itr. W.