The Express.
London, England, 1848-11-28 00:00:00

THE EXPRESS, TUESDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 28, 1848. •

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oar Porteraaath news, that the Sampson, steam frigate, ar-
rived yesterday at Bpithead from South America, having
2,000,000 dollars o, board.

New Sranne.—A new street Is soon to be made,
cousetenciag at the east end of Oxford-street, where it is
joined by the Tottenham-court-road, sad terminating at the
mat end of Hemmingeolow' near St. Martin's church.
Another new street and road, from the north side of the East
India Dosk•road, at LI/askew'. in a north. west direction to
York•plare in the Mite-road. by which the approaches
to the Viet;ria park will be °puled from linehense,Bethizal-
green, cad Cantbridge•heath turnpike.

WEST RIDING ELECTION.
Yesterday afternoon, at ono o'clock, Sir Lulling
Rardley addressed the electors in Paradise-square, Sheffield.
There was a very 11111101110111 muster on the occasion. He
was introduced by Edward Smith, Req., of She ffield, the
chairman. After making known his poiitier sentiments as
at Leeds, en katur lay, and answering various questions, a
wane was p-oposed by Mr. Ostey, a chair, giviag a pre-
ference to Mr. J. A. Roebuck. On a show of hands being
takes, nearly all were In favour of Sir Collin Rardley ; but
three hearty cheers were given for Mr. Roebuck r the friend
and advocate of the people.
Meetings have been held in several of the polling districts,
to make arrangements for prosecuting the canvass of Mr.
Denison. At the Leeds meeting, at noon yesterday, Henry
Hall, Bsq., presiding, the proceedings of the Normanton
meeting era./ reported by Mr. Oott and Mr. Barlett, two
members of the deputation. The latter gentleman, who
avowed himself a constitutional whir, attached to the pried-
pits of free trade and to the doctrines of the church of Rom.
land, rid that from the explanations afforded by Mr. Dent-
en, he had no doubt that his address to the constituency
would be such as to give general satisfaction. It was then
resolved that a canvass should be forthwith commenced, and
a fribeetiption was set on toot towards defraying the expenses
of the cone( st. It was stated that Mr. Ditnuou's address was
in the printer's hands at Wakefield, and might, be expected
at Leeds in the runs of the etterhooa.