The Express.
London, England, 1848-07-08 00:00:00

PROVINCIAL.

NORFOLK.
ELECTION AT YARMOUTH.—Last Friday
received the royal assent for the disfranchisement
men of this b)rough. By this measure 406 electors
struck off the list, thus reducing the number that
polled to 876, of whom less than 700 are likely to
is io a population of about 28,000. Of the 700 who
to vote, 400 are supposed to be conservatres, and
and radicals. Friday was the day appointed for tt
tion and this day fee the election, and accordingl3
morning the friends of each candidate mustered at
they could at their respective inns. a large numl
stables were sworn in to keep the peace. As the
men are highly incensed at being desrived of the
was anticipated that there would be a row, at any
the proceedings would not pass off very quietly, but
the precautions of the mayor and magistrates there
disturbance. In fact, the town was more
usual during the day. At eleven o'clock
with the candidates met their friends, and
the hustings, which were erected outside the ohs
After the usual formalities had been gone througl
Cobb proposed Mr. Rumbold, who was seconded
Sewell. Mr. Aldred had great pleasure in nominal
Sandars as a tit and proper person to represent •
Mr. Hassey seconded the nomination. Mr. F.
in a lengthened achiress, proposed Mr. Bagshaw, se
condemned those who had previously supported
deserted him. Mr. J. Jackson seconded the n,
Mr. Rumbold addressed the people at wry
setting forth his claim to the support of •
as their tried and consistent representative for
He reprobated what he called the present extreme
movement —Mr. Sandars was received with io
lie professed himself, although a conservative,
tor necessary reforms in accordance with the
age. He supported the navigation laws, sod the
6titutions of the country.—Mr. Bagshaw was re,
cheers and groans, and found difficulty in obtaini
log. He professed himself an advocate for Inc
the franchise, but he would not say how far he w
it. He disavowed being a chartist.—The Mt
called for a show of hands, them appeared t
majority for Mr. Bagshaw, the next greatest nurai
Sanders, and a small number for Mr. Rumbold.
demanded on his behalf, and a vote of thanks
passed to the mayor, the proceedings terminated.

(MIN' I•:ItSITY AND CLERIC
CAMBRIDGE, JeLY 7.—This being the last
Term, a congregation was holden at ten o'clock, when
of St. Catharmes Hall, was admitted to the degree
which the Vim-Chance:tor read the 67th Psalm in
•• Atwolution," and then dissolved the congregation
od deeinsuns dies Odoiris.
ST. L.01,1..1..01L-4(eT. I. D. Hodgson, M.A., '
fated from a fellowship en Perne's foundation to one w.
foundation ; and the Kee. C. (i. Coooltre has been elected ,
urinary fellowship on the old tomato ion.
Ck.oo, 8.A., has been appointed
larai Maur
ad In Marlhoroulth rkbool, MIAs.
Tarim Cousor —T. Markby, hasbeee apt
council of Kirg's College, London. to the utiloo of Re is.
nice Rev. E. If. 'lmagist* reaignid.
beroric brace CoLLFOg.-7'. V. Fowler has been elected
dell scholarship from Tiverton School.

Last Gase?te coutruu nu order in council
log a parucular d.trict to the consecrated arch o! the
Trinity, at Ilartahid, in the parish of Ida:wetter, NYarwicashite.
PULTERHENTS —RtY. E. Howell, to Nornitud
Trent V., Nate., dia. Llihr, UV., pat. 0. Doncaster,
that"

NAVAL.
PORTIMOVIII, JULY 7.—A court-martial
morning on yard the Victory, and was compeed
oflioers :—Str C. Napier, prenuent ; RourAdmiria
Fam,kotre, Martin, nom B. r. Dundaa, H. D. CMOs,
T. Aionn, C. 8., 0. C. Dorms, W. T. Williams, C. Eden,
Tim prisoner was John XPlhmold. a mariner, who was
mann? Robert L. Baynes, of the BeVerophon, stir
being execution of he duty.—Cant. Baynes, Capt..
Oars. Randolph, Mr. Haney, midshipman, H. Harr*
mate, Yr. Spry, gunner. and Dr. Graham, were examined
of the charge, which was fully estabdshed mains: the crc
of the wringer= were croni-Montined by the priemer,
friend Mr. Binsteed, with u %ice to pmar that the pr.ro.s
cf wi..k mind. At the conclusion of the prosecution t
osked until mut morning to roll et evidence and prepare
which request was granted by the coon, which then
PORlbllut:Tit, JULY B.—Her hlajeaty's ship
00, with the nag of Ole G. lieymoer, sr rived this morning
'Medea. She beings a very Loge freight, on member,
amounting to above 3,000.0(0 dollsrs. The Collingw.
lined on the Saute American station by the Ada,
Admiral Phipps llomby.
ADMIRALTY, JULY 7.—APPOINTIIIII:fI.,
Dunlop end C. C. A. Kane, to Ocean, additional bin k
H. IL Freedom and B. Buxton, to be Chief Moen
Yates ; IL Belham, to Caledonia ; C. A. Broadhead
data.--illecood Mainers : G. E. Green, to Ewer
Dragon; J. Walker, to AtholL—lsealstanteargeon _ _
to Caledonia, additional for rervlce in Banc.—Mblehignan
=
Aw to hiam—Maser's Assistant :B. D. ---
Yowl OAK ; F. Lilligap,ta Raleigh.