The Express.
London, England, 1846-12-07 00:00:00

rangerent. They fought the last battle or two with a
divided camp. The eyes of some of them are now turned
towards the son of ono of the largest Liberal land-
owners in the county, whose name would bring union
and its strength to the party. The legal agents of the
Liberal Association have closely attended to the registration,
and sifted the register in every district, and particuLsrly in
the districts in the upper part of the county. A great num-
ber of free-trade electors have been added to the list. The
Liberals, therefore, will enter on the contest with far better
prospects than they have done in the last two or three elec-
tions. "Malden,' says a correspondent in that borough,
" fully intends to right itself when a dissolution comes, Mr.
Leonard, who formerly so ably represented us, will
offer himself—that is well urderstood, though not
yet formally announced. It is not known whether Mr.
Round intends to retire; though, as he has sold his
seat and his estate and this le neighbour
the cohoountyto d
it the
Bishop of Rochester, ft , is
concluded he will. At all events, his removal has much
weakened his hold on the town." Mr. D. W. Harvey is
nibbling at Colchester, but it is not believed in
yinow the borough
that he will resign his commissionership, especiallit is
advanced to 1.2001. a year. The Liberals seem qte deter-
mined on tryng there strength. Mr. G. Rehow has been
mentioned.—At Harwich, it is hoped the celebrated ex-
posures before the committee in the Commons
Bagshaw i will renders
the next election a honest one. If so,
thought to be safe at all events. if he does not carry s
usare within
him a Liberal colleague. His former opponent
pitiable confusion. Mr. Beresford has fallen into unpopu-
larity from the part he has taken in some local railroad
questions; and the Protectionists are prepared to show as
much seal in pulling down Mr. Attwood, who failed them
in their extremity, as they did last election in setting him up."

UNIVERSITY AND CLERICAL NEWS.
CANsiums—tev. hi. Bright has been elected from a Wray to a
Foundation Fellowship ; and R. E. Hughes to a Wray Fellowship at
Magdalet. College.
Pll7lllllllXlls.—lter. W. 3. C. Armstrong, to Parnet-oammon
Church, lierts; Rev. J. J. Harlow, to St. Mark, P. C., Gloucester;
Rev. W. Ewing, to Kesgrare, P. C., Suffolk, 581. ; Rev. J. Goodwin,
to Lamhourne, it., Essex, 4761.; Rev.—Hare, to be Chaplain of the
Forme, Malta ; Rev. F. Metcalfe, to St. Magnus, C., London-bridge ;
Rev. T. M. Pyke, to Onehouse, R., Suffolk, 2001. ; Rev. J. TaylOr,
to be a ~orvottatc, Mo. Ely ; Rev. W. Walker, to be Railway La-
bourer.' Chaplain, St. Ives, Hunts.
Vacawr. —Edgefield, R., Norfolk, dia. Norwich, SOOL, with resi-
dence, pat. J. Marton, Eaq., ho death of the Rev. W. M. Marron.

NAVAL.
captain Thomas Desch (1828) has obtained the recant oubpcnsion
of Greenwich.—United Service Gazette.
APPOUrlllitsvri, Doc. 4.—Acting-Aseistant Surgeons H. Wellings,
Albatross; B. Delany, Caledonia ; Master's Assistants : E. Mourilyon,
Victory; 11. L. Kelly, Victory; 11. retch, .itatine ; Acting 3rd En-
gineer: J. Dinifs)ll, Ceylon.
Peat swourn Dec. s.—The Sparrow, Com. Otter, arrived from the
C 0382 of Seotlasid, and came into harbour for the winter. The Moline,
12, Commander Tryon, went out of harbour this morning, and will
proceed to-morrow with despatches to the Brazils. She will take out
ut
Commander Maraingberd, Lieut. Thurburn, and name boyP, for
squadron.—ln Harbour: V. Vincent, Victory, Excellent, Vietoria
and Albert, l'engeonce, Resistance' Apollo, Crocodile, Malys,
Naiad, Sparrow; Penelope, Polypheains, (happier, Myrtle, Fairy,
and Echo, steamers. At Spithead: Mshisr.
Wootwien, Dcc. s.—The Amphion, 36, propeller a. v., Capt. Wil-
liams, was undocked on the 3rd loot., and is fitting out raphay.
Lieut. H. Bullock boa been permitted tourtudy in the steama factory at
Woolwich. Mr. W. Reed, late inspec of riners a yard, hat
been promoted foreman of joiners, a new appointment. 1e,;_.1:4...

MILITARY.
A beard of elßeera has for some time past been sitting at White-
hall, on the subject of the supply of fuel to the army, and has termi-
nated in a recommendation to the Commander-in-Chief (which has
since been submitted by his Gram to the Lords of the Treasury and
been approved of by them), of an increase of one-third of the present
allowance for summer and winter In each barrack-room, containing/
eight cavalry or twelve infantry soldiers, and fur the cavalry and in-
fantry sergeants' mess-roam.—Uwifed Service Gazette.
ROYAL AILTILLEILY.—VF Dec. 5. Lt.-Col. A. F. Craw ford,
the senior °Meer of Ills rank, will leave Woolwich on Monday morn-
ing for Ireland, to relieve Major-Gen. W. 11. Power, C. 8., and K. 11.,
in the command of the Royal Artillery at Charlemont, the latter officer
being removed from the corps, in consequence of his promotion to t
rank of Major-Ceneri L
The following officers will be posted to the Royal Morse Artillery
Lt.-CoL W. C. Anderson, vice Blachley, retired on full pay; 2nd Capt.
and Brevet ?dajw C. Dickson, and 2nd Capt. H. L. Gardiner, vice
Sandham and Cockburn, promoted to the rank of let Captains.
It is stated to be the intention of the Nlaster-General and Board of
f
Oidnance to remove the !Loyd Artillery, at present stationed
Charlemont, Ireland, to Belfast.
ROYAL ENOINLYEA.—In consequence of the death of and Captain
J. H. P pan, who wait drowned in New Brunswick, and Ist Lieutenant
J. B. Luykin, who died at Dominica, the following officers have been
promoted : let Lieut. P. J. S. Barry, to the rank of 2nd Captain
2nd Lieut.. C. S. Akers and B. A. Wilkinson, to the rank of Id