The Express.
London, England, 1847-08-06 00:00:00

THE ELECTIONS.

DLBLIN UNIVERSITY.
There is a second day's talk, much to the annoyance of the
gentlemen, clerical and lay, who have come up from their
Mtand circuits to vote for their respective candidates.
spier made a most precious onslaught on the recorder,
in retina for his personal attack on Mr. Butt. The latter,
though he had spoken at some length in proposing Mr.
Giffard, in order to entitle himself to a reply to Mr. Shaw,
was promised as a candidate, with another gentleman named
Lyle, all for the purpose of saitteriag and impairing the
recorder's strength. Wham Mr. Giffard had delivered him-
self of an elaborate, and in some respects able, though parti.
cularly partisan speech, which was interrupted again and
again by tremendous and losg•oontinued explosions of that
antiquated " fire," the Kentish, Mr. Butt took up the recorder,
and belaboured his politics and public conduct with excessive
severity. It was painful to see him, who was once the idol
of his party—who was so often carried on their servile
shoulden—reduced to the miserable necessity of listening to
the storm of reproaches heaped upon him prom every side.
He looked pale and haggard, and among his friends in the
hall, where he appeared betimes with an affected air of
merriment, the depth of his chagrin and mortification could
be perceived. When the speeching had concluded, and the
Rev. Thresham Gregg had lectured the candidates on the
endowment question, &c., a show of hands was taken, which
was declared to be in favour of Messrs. M'Cullagh and
Napier.

DERBYSHIRE (NORTH).
The nomination took place on Wednesday at Bakewell.
There was no opposition. The Hon. O. H. Cavendish was
nominated by Mr. T. Oisborne (late M.P. for Notting-
ham); Mr. H. Bodes seconded the nomination.—Major
Cooke nominated Mr. Evans, who was seconded by Mr.
R. Ashton, of Hyde. There being no other candidate,
the Sheriff declared Mr. Cavendish and Mr. Evans duly
elected.—Mr. Evans stated that he is in favour of vote by
ballot, extension of the suffrage, the total abolition of church
rates and the ecclesiastical court, and an equitable revision
of the income-tax. But the grand question was, In his opi-
nion, that of free trade, which, when fully carried out,
would tend to the promotion of pan*, and the welfare of
nations. Mr. Cavendish delivered an earnest speech of con-
siderable length, and declared that he should recognise Lord
J. Russell as his leader, because he was consistent and
honest, and would go on carrying measures of safe, practical
reform. Lord J. Russell had not taken refuge in a snug
pocket borough, but had solicited the suffrages of the electors
of the largest constituency in the empire, and had been
placed at the head of the poll. There were no banners or
music, and no dinner, the electors having resolved not to
I put the members to any expense.

DERBYSHIRE (SOUTH).
Yesterday the election took place in the County-hall,
Derby. It was expected by some of the tories that a liberal
candidate, in the person of Mr. Matthew, or Mr. Thomas
Gisborne, would be started at the eleventh hour; but, for
want of a proper organisation on the part of the liberals, no
candidate was nominated, though the chances were in their
favour. The Hon. and Rev. Alfred Curzon proposed Mr.
Mundy, and Mr. John Radford seconded the nomination.—
Mr. Tolmin Moseley then nominated Mr. Colville, who was
seeouded by Mr. George Moore —The sheriff then declared
them duly elected.—*The memben delivered short ad-
dressee. They declared themselves opposed to the endow-
ment of the Irish priesthood; and, though they were opposed
to fees-trade mindples, they were now anxious to give them
a fair trial.

DURHAM (SOUTH).
Yesterday the election for the southern division of this
ewe/ took place at Darlington.—Mr. Joseph Pease gro-
mmet the re-election of Lord H. Vane. Mr. Scurtield se-
°soda the nomination.—Mr. Marshall Fowler nominated
Mr. Purer, on the ground that be would maintain the navi-
i=laws, and conservative principles generally. Mr.
tt, of Hamby, seconded the nomination. He supported
Yr. Mahe was a conservative and a church of
iloalead t.—Lord H. Vane then addressed the
eiselses, slaiming their ecalkience on the ground of his past
carom in parlisment. H. bad always been averse to pledges,
but now be was more than arse so, on account of the manner
in which ao may pledgm mods at the last election had been
violated by them who fad best denim on protectionist prin-
ciples. Hew Ores te wide e that hie opinions on the corn
laws had. vary mateaket amend lam the last general
election—nay, ever ire law.He then thought entire
repeal would injure lambs& Meant, and labourer, but now
so man in lb seams scold entertain such an opinion.
Had the oorndsees sat bee repealed, the late high prices
ewes have ham caldisciad to the promotive system, and so
red W melee Ogle padestionoM themselves. He had
won the asommitles, sad was he ham of an alteration
of lbs lam of settlememt, to Garry tit pebeelyie of the same
sure eat,* maim yressare 18111 heavy fa tartan car"
and to make it mere whet. On the edema's& tusYaa be
limaitMsally le the come messed by ealab-
M"elesetem be Mast Walt wizeitail orbs would
war ben peed iffestive.—atr. Ferrer said he believed it
was neesseary emderiestertioular ehousetanses of dee ease,
that des leave been repealed, sal he was
to give arm ifidr trial coma the eds.
c=" Memare, berm an llealisle is reel sever
cement to any ammere withal we the the lam
Wham m religimises, bat le wadi Jo imerything to glee
thews/War dolts. As is tke, anvigalien-laws, he was of
, opinion that they were Is upheld the navy if tie
country, aid be should, their neshate-
nance.—The high sheriff Homy Yews
and Mr. Ferrer duly elated, sal the new neewelowe rode
round the town. The procesalspe were over by half-
twelve o'clock.

DITNOARVAN.
Our correspondent says :—" I am indebted to the Messrs.
Johnston, news agouti, for the information that on Tuesday
the nomination took place at Dcuigarrr, amid great excite-
ment. After the usual amount of preliminary clamour, Mr.
A. Carbery proposed and Mr. Robert Loupe, J.P., se-
conded, Mr Blohard 'Lalor Shell u • fit and proper person
to represent the borough. Mr. Bereaford Boole, J.P. whose
name weak diemsßJ orange, pr7osed and Mr. Thames

intended, but to return to as uranja as •uun ne -- _
hunt was over. Aequadren of cavalry, but no infantry, GERMANY.-BaorB.-The number of foreigners =dirt Web ssine_e_rlias or a The Loire! II 7tll m" '"`"s ''''''...- . iciita .
upon adopted. The di will be paid on-the 14th. Mid 1 VIM= ,M=1•111ay =MUM p oam ans. a nr••••••••• •
would accompany her Majesty. Late on the evemog arrived at Baden, on the
of of= onawantad to July Maas :w st =me_ lee the better, ese "dew so date. . Thompson way mionded. mi. Johnr m, to umeggeemereNty, by momentum/ wee:caws. r .
of the 27th Brigadier Ortega arrived at the court. 10,170, compriaing u wardsl, likis meal, kis tikes plea to re weather lase ass hat. A few
_light liege EATS, t ESTZSDAT.-MTISTERIOUB DEATH or The mi, la tha chest of di, msg.,' &low F. woo,— ;to' -: of mordent aphiba (Cries at "No no.") You have never had
Me is charged with despatches from Oen. Concha, is generally kept up till October, whisk be the &oven have fallen tlitriag tho week and Ude/ is igmbethy A YOUTH at Packstast.-Mr. W. Carter resumed an in- iota ot pa bow bid not „mom& it aauebteithiltbeeethiLoa Now WhatlWAlltis.thst
who was expected at La Granja. On Tuesday the spaeo of four months, a permanent of 8,000 a relay day, &hough the ha, so /et, ha not been hem. quay adjourned from Saturday last, at the Britannia Tavern, two tote mt. wee "I'air„l„„'P'd- giiVstaithire that egysetrAtv. (Clu'en and laughter')
hie etertiose to morn»
foreuraers. The elite of European bee rolodelw Bat it is all the teller far alWa'leatteli flit bat hold wt, as Sigh-street, Nab., respecting the death of Wm. Edw. Shell a' hearing' an =MIT of Irish eaaiolies !..
.odds. ibliewthe amid in nay spiaion contribute more to the
' drove to Robledo in her rho r-ai-banc. It was
Quee- roused at Bader.. The Grand Duke mad lamb& the there is MOOS 10 hope it web gem me appeasing of the Davis. Davie, aged 19 years, who died from the effects of poison.-I
very cold, which accounted for her early appearance red. •••,-Bw.Lucia.-The insimeniketPrier :" In all Julia Ryan deposed that she knew the deceased, who lived Mil (NORTH).
• castle, justly considered as one of the mei
at the theatre after. Generals Roe de Oleno and gOOOO, of Europe ; the Prince Royal of Ma Dassetedt is be colonies to the north thxspes, tof the in the same house with his parents. On Wednesday morn. Yesterday the nomination of candidates took place at have ft 'Wigs 18 l• borne hi mind that I would only reduce
wee were admitted to the royal box. Mr. Bill- also at Baden with his family ; Ids teetkilodn4w, OM here- ear will& bas been e ban lb, emu weeks lug, the 28th ult., shortly after one o'clock, she was aroused Braintree. Sir Henry Smyth, Bart., the member for Col- these &dm ne ha as woo einoinent with the maintenance of
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wer returned to Madrid on the 28th. dray Orland Duke of Rama, is =Pella *en Mc/ ilaY• pM, lettalratri apprehension of sereity of provisions by hearing a groaning in the passage. Witness got up and cheater, nominated 81r John ter the late member, for the mem, slab emit Mae be Warded to. You hays
haw and as amplever. (A°rdlaellughth.)anßluredt I wool
; The Captain-General of Burgos published on the Thahoseaseasecopera et " Clraistoe,pmtimeher Cehoshus,Nem"tebyM.hraisuralidenit Zritribd; the more journal we leara that an ISSOCie• discovered the deceased lying on the Sear quite umeniihle, re-Section ;he was seconded by Mr. J. A. Roubles'. Mr. all heard moth a fete elneatibe caries laws. New 1 believe
We; in; beenllsrmedigader **titles/. The &that Improve- and apparently dying. Witness aroused the deceased's T. B. Western then proposed Mr. Rebow al a gentleman the laws whisk the ensies we WM arldeisteld
. . mill having
27th a prochunation, declaring that tram; - beaglitally performed. The Malta& eaperintended mat Arentlagmes" sae Of the IldrAlell AIM of which parents, who came down stairs and removed him to his bed- to whom they could with confidence entrust their important with aai eirwrity. lam paired
' I been restored to the ditricts of Burgos, riviesca, za
the (Moat de Smith am to ha her; we grwor irk to or", em_____.,_ll lfdidiawl_elm•--• rbetitute, in room. She PAW him on the Monday previous ;he was then interests. If he had not a parliamentary career to point to, so it as eimignod with the maineleetteat° allh'ne
Bejorado, and Sales de leeo Infante., the elders of June thus be ame le erg
the odd to exist the whoa do% ."` 8.1".••••••"" litilblal% end ulti- quits cheerful and in good health.-Ilisabeth Davis stated he was • large landholder in the count). and had taken a swermsbarrr has &tendency to irtiure or mei& our na-
me** assolla_ al. anelleallof lel attainment. Hem- that the deceased was her son, who had latterly returned prominent part in the discussion of its local affairs. He its- theindestry. The excies laws I conceive tabs wieseessariLl
28 and 29, proclaiming those districts in a state of between the Builic lionsio snel these it Wawa. The
riding.aebool of M. de Remy min greatly mmaribm to the bell an I par loi• on admission, end U. Tay. With from set. lie left home on Monday week for a walk, but pealed to the dissenters to support Mr. Rebow because, strict, artillery, and severe. They are lle elnlelealloment ''
however, literary sad eolosille alms she did not see him again until she found him as described by though he might not go so fir as themselves, nevertheless the spy system,
eiege. and AUbject to martial law. arc hereby repealed,because in the main Off hoid out •
horses ha Can PIM. at the disposal of himters-Dafris. are crabbed. Among the name al acessetasot last witness. Witness sent for the aid of Mr. Lodge, a stir- by rejecting him they would be playing the enemy's game, participation in tho penalties to the bbarr. Mink in
. and the judicial authorities will consequently
befreturn ''clat of he bunting neeties, by the numble et beautiful this clod,
to the exercise of their proper functions as orc. FRANKFORT, JULY 27 .-It is now certain that an "Om° "lam" those of IL lallgarffmrreaPuleml ledge), peon, who from the deceased's state thht it necessary to and contributing to the success of those with whom they this, as in all other cases, the spy systogiu=l.--.._ab°:
in the council of war will paw .srobiv o Mgr Ace Tlospferiwneeriprobjzetsy oldegnreeo agreement, and yin whoa 11er...
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informer
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The causes pending
to the jurisdiction of the ordinary tribunals lailfrTnii-thosef deolnie "mceltbyeh°tnakno of VoTeurrnanmtnti' 'll
COwenll. I:rier=lll4. 111411111 been ordered to hold thameehee then worse, theand died inp • kw hoeured.°Vn ss cmwtinasuedunategZ: had
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\ .readier' br moving to Canada early in tie antes= the account for the decesed'sdeath.-George Davis the brother, Carrington Nunn seconded the nomination. -Captain healthy system which gives those who are
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yoked to d use on the postal reform, is to be held this
A letter in the Clamor, from Peparraguera (pro-
autumn at Dresden. Their find business will be to incur administration of the Acting' •Gove C . • accompanied deceased '
tt the dimin of postage which h loudly asked for it, deatly drawing to • close. No intellig.mme had reached the for
Col. Hay was eat- said be the on the day he left home Ducane nominated Major Beresfori, as a gentleman administratien an interest in the penal:Pr 4 11081.._._
vino) of Barcelona), states, that on Sunday last;• walk, and when they reached the town witness pledged whose high character and talents entitled him to be the from its infringement. (Rear.) I am likewise er.r.
while an officer called Don Ms.nuel Pavia (not
the 'oat! parts of German
rmany. the liOtise of Tour and
Loinsi has pur- Island of fate of the tax ordinance for 1848. a jacket and trousers for the deceased at a pawnbroker's for representative of this important county. Mr. George that in excise actions the costs of both forties for r
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I 1 captain-general, it is to be ftregemed) woo hearing chased a hotel on the road of Tacna', in order
.he able to
m in the church of Llacuna, with 16 soldiers, they communicate wiqi the railways, and thus facilitate the Walker,
LEEWARD ISLANDS. Auriou A. - Mr. es.; who after they:hed proceeded some distance dark!o a Round seconded the nomination, and observed that if Major be paid by the losers. I will give you an instance lIIL
provost-marshal of the island, has been appointed doctor'. shop.and purchased two pennyworth of a red Beresford was a stranger, as he had been reproachfully called, In an action brought against my friend Mr. Dun)*'
colonial secretary of Guiana, in room of Sir H. E. young.— coloured liquid, and in answer to a question from witness the he was at all events an " illustriuus stranger;' undone whom whose whisky few present have not tested, and very
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were made prisoners by the reties, and marched at transport ofletters. -Wats.
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