The Express.
London, England, 1853-01-01 00:00:00

AYLESBURY.

'the following is the address of Mr. Betht (2.C.,
the newly•appointed S ilicitoi•Oeneral :
.• fo the Indc;endent Electors of the Borough and Hun
dreds of Aylesbury. Gentlemen,—ller Majesty having
been pleased to corder on me an it'll-ottani, though sutordi-
nee, office in the new administration, it is my duty to se-
heir, for VI. third time, the renews' of your approbation
and coaktience. I have often told you that I would not
male my seat for Aylehury a steppiiirestose to any office
in which I could not assist in forwarding the progress of a
Liberal and enlightened policy, and I have now accepted
office with the conviction that snch will be the policy of the
pre-ent administration. It is not reasonable to expect
that any government could be now formed, composed of men
entertaining, on all political subjects, precisely the same
opinions; and it might be doubtful whether suck unani-
mity, if possible, would be wholly advanta4eous; hut the ex-
potence of tie last few years has conviner d all observing
men of tie duty of making some sacrifices, in order to
unite in cue strong government, those statesmen who agree
in admitting the necessity of progressive reform, and arc
sincerely desirous of adopting measures to improve the
politimil, social, and moral condition of the people. On this
ground, I look forward with greater confidence than at any
former period to the introduction of judiciows and well-
timed measures for extendin? political rights and securing
the parity and freedom of elections; to the final esta-
blishment of sound principles of finance ; to the
farther development of the policy of free trade ;
to the relief of the country from some porticos
of indirect taxation, which impede its industry end
materially abridge its comforts; to the extensi•in of
education, religious, moral, and scientific; to the economi-
cal reform of sane of our public establishments; to the
introduction of a better system of colonial government; to
the consolidation and amendment of the law, and our judi-
end institutions, particularly in relition to the transfer
of real property, and the ecclesiastical courts ; end finally,
the innumerable benefits which, in a commercial nation,
result from the establishment of public confidence in the
jecaiiples and intentions of government. These are the
objects which I shall endeavour to promote ;if you again
return me as your representative.—l bane the honour to
be, gentlemen, your most obliged and faithful servant,
70, Wi

RICkIMILD BriHELL.
Hyde-park, Dee. 29, :a#3."

MOfIPETH.

A correspondent, writing yesterday, says:—The
appearance of Sir George Grey as a candidate tor election
in this borough has boen the highest satisfaction to the
liberals throughout the district, en 1 a eery strong desire
bas bees expressed by the electors to retina the right bon
baronet to parliament free of expense. The election takes
place to-morrow. There will be no opposition, and after
the nomination Sir George will be entertained with a pub-
lic luncheon at the Black Bull low.

MARLBOROUGH.
No opposition is likely to he offered to the re-
election of Lord Ernest Bruce, who has vacated his .rt by
accepting office in her Majesty's household.

WOLVERHA LIPTON.

Thy writ for this borough was received by the
Maya ow Thursday, apt the nominatiun was filed by him
to take place on Tuesday nest. There will be no oppuaition
to the re-election of Mr. Villiers.

SOUTHAMPTON.

The election writ for the borough of Soutlustupton
reached that tows yesterday morning. It appears to have
Wes mat to the tsswo of Alreword, to Hampshire, in error.
Proclamation was made by the returning °Meer', viz.. the
Mayor sad bailiff's, at miculay yesterday. The nomination
will take plass nest Wedni Way, and the polling on Thurs-
day. Sir Alexander Cockburn addressed a public toictiog
►t the Assembly-rooms last evening. Sir Alexander is
seconissated by Mr. Norton, the wsll•known barrister on
the Oaford circuit, who unsuccessfully contested 'Lading
short tint since.

CARLISLE.
CAItLIsILE, T111:111-.DAY.
At the eleventh hour the constituency of Carlisle,
both whip sod tory, here been startled by the apparition
of a new candidate, in the person of Mr. C. Sturgeon, bar-
riter•at-law, from London, who elm** out on '• radical
principles."
its arrived in this city on Thursday afternoon, and ad-
dressed the electors the same evening, but was unfavour-
ably received, as the general opinion is that the movement
ie• "tory dodge." Hit speech was a reiteration of his
printed aildrvo, which he issued almost immediately on
his arrival, and in which he declared himself &propagandist
of chartist principles.

TIIE APPOINTMENT AND P.STMENT OP PARISH
C.,NsTAlLlCC—Yesterday a bill in the House t f Commons
westing .o be read a second time was printed, to amend the
laws relating to the appointment and payment of superin-
tereliag and parish constablts, and to dispenaa with the ser-
vices ot high constablu and petty constables in certain
ewes. By this bill, it is proposed to appoint constables by
the latices, and to pay them out of the poor-rates. Lock-
lap houses are a he provides'. The City of Lon.lon and
Metropolitan Police are to be exempted from the pripmed
new law.
RLIIOVAL OF TIIE FtPREIGII RABBIT DIFFICULTY.
—The Lords Commissioners of her Majesty's Tteasury
hewing rec. it'd and consith red the application I.oen an
ern.aent importer and rilesnain of Leadenhaflanarket, re-
(punting that rabbits, alive or d,ad, may be ado.itted entry tree of duty, their lon:ships have directed Mr. Hamil-
ton, one of the secretaries to the Treasury, to %ego iint the
ewniut.isiorers of Customs that their lordships are of opi-
ni.n that rabbits, not being spec' illy mentioned in the
whotlules of the Act Bth and 9th Victoria, chap. 00, must
be bald to belong to the clue of goods unenuraera-ed, and
riot either in part or wholly manufactured, end as such
ark. under the existing t duty free on ins; ntativa
into :hi, country. In pur.u:inc • of this dccisi.s.l of the
Lords of the Insular!, the costome authorities have frond
general order to their
eto tfic.at the several ports tho
kin.ohen, directing the delivery of foreign rabbits in future
tree of duty.