The Express.
London, England, 1865-06-24 00:00:00

ELECTIONINTIELLIGENCIL

CITY OP LONDON.
A meeting, called by circular, of the Liberal
Regististiee Amodaties was held yesterday at the Leaden
Taws ; Mr. I/SKKAN HODGSON, 11. F., in tin elm*.
Amami thaws great were—Mr. G. J. Ooseheit, M.P.,
Mr. R. W. Olawford, 11. P., Mr. J. E. Lannon,
Colonel Sykes. Y. P., Mr. 0. A. Smith, )LP., Mr. Alder-
man Lew ma% Kr. Aldermen Phillips, and Mr. Rotheohild,

ILL
The Crtauutes odd they had met for the purpose of eon-
dudes who should be the Rhona madidates for the repro.
sealdioa of the pity of Loodoe et the made( general Ara
Moe. They bad six gentlemen ready to became their
representatives, and four of thew beleoged to the
liberal party. Oa reading the address:a of the ma-
&dates the electors would be iodised to believe
that they all professed liberal priocidea, the tows of the
two Wise so well harmonised withbu t that easensed
voters luid by th e
members of the opposite party some
guide se to what their actions had been ; sod would be, and
they were therefore shielded from deospticm. As regarded
the two hoe. deotlemen to whom he referred., he thought
that if the voioe was the voice of Jacob the heeds would
be the heeds of Eras if they were contrasted with power.
The only Cilllooo of success of which their opponents could
lay bold would be in cam of a division of the libeod in-
terest cod he would therefore stroogly arse the adviability
of settling any differences that might have occurred. He
hoped tbatia three weeks they would bail the moored the
great liberal cause.
Kr. J. A. HAMM mid he would propose the re.
tern of four tiksrd geodesist whom he would hiss
Three of them had Nerved the City of Leedom in parliament
for a long time, and ow of them had been a most valuable
wanton to the Home of Commons. (Hear, bear.) Is
edditioe to Berea Lionel do Roldisabiki, Mr. Crawford, and
Mr. Goseben—(spplausd—he would Patin a fourth gew
Moms% hams to hem all; be audit Mr. Alderman
rend, who had filled the elks of Lord Mayor with mach
West and ability. It had been hided at by their opposeds
that it would be bat the azonase of a spirit of fairdas to
select oae ot them ea their reprise/dative • bat he would
oak whether they would be willing to display a dialler
spirit if asked to do so Hs hoped the electors woad take
promutiose spied the splitting of votes, sad help M pro-
mote the great liberal anew
Mr. 0. linos 8/aoudad the rwolutioe. He said they
had come to boar tlesllol.li2lllllol2 of four candidates, sod be
was sure there wee so premeditation on the part of those
who attended. If they mold select fear batter me. he
erred fed biome booed to support their effects. I.
regard to Berea de Rothschild, who was the first is the
lit, he hosed so ono would be ao uageeeroom as to take
eseedion to kin deadest because it had pleased Provident*
to afflict him with sickness, hat U hi iedisposition oh-
tinned much tosser he had no doubt the berm wield reign
the trust reposed in him. He thought it wee se one
for business men to elect creastental mashers. (Hear,
hear.) The Pest gentleman proposed visa Mr. Chawfoed,
sad they all how that be had doss hied:sty. With reaped
to yr. Gasohol% be eeoceired there was bat awe owisima,
sad that was. that they were meet fortunate I. aS
him as theist member. (Hear. bear.) No email miads=
grapple with his ability : and he had sot ealy tided is
kiss but bed the power of putting it out of his. (" Hear,"
sod iughter.) In the fear geadismen meetimed M heal-
demi they
.bad a good Wow, sod he hoped the sliders
would depot* them to fight the battle of the liberal eases.
Ms. RidedeDedg thought the rotors of Baron de Roths-
child sad Hr. Alderman Lawrence would weaken the
Mho's! interest. Unless Reran de Bothsehild cams for-
ward wad promised iodised to his parlisineetary duties
they should cot appoint him. The seem, wee always at
their bask, acid sakes these who tonight ea ohelakelPt
god awned. He ritorasaatoi the
4 he me aware that oat of KO voters
would support the harm, while Mr.
"What 30. Mr. Lawman Auld hove
s gloat and glass ezprealicia to hit Kowa.
Rouse ...mud of the adeolies .1.
muse. He thought the commodes
isin the House of Csestou
i explored IS rarprhe at dm rituals
Hs npreeeeted the district of Parries-
alirmestut lOU Mug nap

THE

amdiktoanimi-mrs~
wide b• emptied most cordially S. ilopoisetwo,
r. Bowan viibed to know AWArrmia
eras ilbstal. He would ash, it the •sliteneew got late
teaaa Wiwi& mak
parliestest, week' he sawn the orals; el
astarisli's
lln Aidersia W. town gem 16 nen Ho did ind
ass what goonsidics lids avibkid Ind with the Bows at

Mr: fficiessig gill MR led been pet before the knee for
tAI• ofsfrenti saboola, sod the salon to which
he bad *that class of Jeannie/mi.
Mr. Warr P'oosanght they lied • weak link In
Vying Bane de IteMedild the first ea the Ito. B. did
on see by Mr. Yorks" should him goes to Notthigham,
aid be rigreteed that they had on the services it that goo-
thomse, as be would indoublodly peeve a venal& acnomos.
He did en thine the City of Loudon should bersely repre-
sented nominally, and he onmidered Alderman lawreon
wend only do Junin to the Menem by gong smeept them
and (Meg =pronto§ to his views.
Mr. BeWarrt said the Medan hod la Mr. Crawford ad
Hr. Goodin two vie, able nem Yr. Goscheo ins of a
hisher stamp than kb collsogue—i" nor,* aad Ingliter)—
bat that would sot take bola tho loan say of On agility
M pososesed. (Hear. hear.) He would call their attentio•
to the two doubtful Toss. As • oorptuaticia man he woe in
favour of the 'intim of on it that body. lie should ha
for a Lamaism .if they bad the Lambeth Lawrence—Obsess
sod laughtin—but be thought the adman was cot big
enough for the fight with the two brim lie did sot objets
to Bane De Rothschild because he was s Jew, as Eno
were appoined to the Bons of Common for civil
linspective of their reheats creed ; but the JewPil=
beery how to work or how to 'peak —(inghter)—and ones,
they wart very much pressed by the Weiss, Hwy should not
sleet thus,
Caplan Demon Ronne sold he would Deepen Mx.
Alderman Wm. Phillips. (No, ) He was well knows
es a working as. sods reformer.
The Quassia, having asked if sty elector would nosed
the propositics, received Do affirmative reply, and declared
the sandman dropped.
Mr. Alderman Pawns end he had wished that lelo
lagers should withdrew his propodtiom He wend
im-
pens ups the nonce. the isicassity of onamihnity, sod said
• wan of that requirenint would tend to the dostraotion
of the linen party, sad love tho effect of ietrodming tba
nemset.
Mr. Mows laid be would *propres".lboir ecoollent chair.
mesnaesadidata (Aenton.)
Ossinsur Hawked Mr. Morris sod thehis sankelectors for
Ibelchei wooer in whieb they boil roomer's' but
be begged to may that he could not desert a oesslitoony
whisk bad honoured him with their wielidesice foe nee
roam (Hoer, boar.) • . Under say droacasteoces he would
ad take s step which would tend to divide the liberal Tarty.
Mr. Mown mid he would windrow the propositico, bat
he scald MOM that the mestiag adjourn fora week.
Alderman Lawheore said he had refrain& from debts
emtil belied so opportunity of oddreniag thaw He wars
him Ind so service to noonsond his like Mr. Goithea
aasildr. Crawford, but in the exalted position to which be
bra appointed he flattered himself with having dis-
obliged his dada with gonad satisfaction. fione thirty
gems ago his father advoceitsdrtharoo aisles of reform when
Is do su wa• to nuns attack, sod to make
en the object of persooal obloquy and oontempt. He plied
much onion hot cooly from his fined% but from those
"hu differed from Wm, sad be was appointed to important
posts which required mush talent sod ability. The any
azalea pcsitlos to which did not receive an oppoinmeat
was that of Lord Mayor, which In did sot live to seek sad
to new au appreontioe of his capacity and Missing worth,
the nectars appointed him (Alderson Lewis...), his eldest
moo, to fill the civic Mint. He dacha:owl the duties of
Hick Sheriff of Middlesex and magistrate of the comity,
sad as evidsoos of the mstisfsotory MOW in which be
Wed the honoured ninnies of Lord Mayor, a vote el
Wets was passed to him by the Court of Alderson and
the Commas ConociL The nano be bad refrained Irmo
bean' as Woo' wee to avoid anything which might mi-
dmost the great liberal party. He would not detain the
electors at present by soy lengthened exposition of his sea-
Housebe he wined rio say thst if be bed bum in tho
of Commons be would have gone iota the hobby whim
the other members had thought proper to do so.
Mr. ROTHISCHUZI said he wished to make se ozone for
his father. He regretted to lay his father had coffered
much hoot Mien but he hoped his afiliotioe would son
imam However, if it continued, be had no doubt he wind
nags the important politico by which the *hones bed
boomed Lira
The smeodmeot is reference to adjournment was thin
put, sod received only thews supporters.
The original resolution woe socordiegly carried.
Mr. CeswrooD, is proposing • vote of Unlike to the
chairman, maid he ens in favour of the return of a member
of the corporatioe. The Manna of that body in the House
et Commons fell *nicely on his shoulders, cad be nein
for some assistance.
brie
Mr. °WHIM M.P.. very fly seocodod the vote of
thanks, which WU carried amid scolomatioo.
The Casimir's retained thud's, and tho procoodlogs
isenbiated.

Ariasstrat.—Mr. N. M. de Rothschild has
issued an address, in which he says, if elected, be shall
eater parliament as a "perfectly unfettered aid Jude-
Fondest member," though he concurs generally with the
coarse of bar Majesty's government.
BATIL—The canvass of the committee of the
Liberal Association oe behalf of Colossi Plumy has pro-
ceeded is • meaner favourable beyond their saticapation.
Their effort; however, have been thwarted by • temuouni-
adios made by Waned Pinney, os Tuesday, to the effect
that be declined to stead unless 49U0 Mooting' were
obtained I. hie favour. This was felt to be impracticable,
as a large number who promised declined to bind themselves
by Mentos. The result is that Celosel Petal, who from
the first has bees unwilling to eater into the contest sinless
his ideation could be almost guaranteed, has retired. The
return of Mr. Tie, tin present liberal member, is con-
sidered certain.
BUIMINGELAK. —Neither of the sitting members
has yet issued an address, but it is coderstood that both
will offer themselves for re-electioo, and it is not likely
that there will be any opposition.
Bosoorr.—We unlerstand that Mr. Serjeant
Pulling, who was is the field se a eandidrne far the repre-
sentation of Barna prior to Mr. Perry, hes wiliest to the
latter patterns proposing a reference to the ormatnitteme of
the &dorm Club for their decision as to who should retire
from the coassat, and thus prevent a division amens the
liberal party. If three liberal candidates go to the poll, it
is certain the seat of the earnervative candidate will be
perfectly safe ; where's if no. retire, aid the other two
work buirmosionsly together, is all probability the mistake
which let ia Mr. Malcolm will be rectified, sod Boerne will
4,iv• that fall aid to • liberal government which would be
ta accordmies with the political seettesents of the majority
of the coastitamicy. It is desirable for the personal inte-
rnals of Kr. Parry as well as for the politic el interests of the
liberal *lectern that he should secede to the reasonable pro-
positios of Mr. flerjesat Paths& who, it thus appears. has
more at hem the perfect Quite of the libelsl cases those
hie owls preteasioes to the representation al the borough.—
Stamford Mercury.
liAsr Sursom—Yesterday Sir F. Kelly and
Lord Henniker, the renearviitive satin members far this
division, lamed their address to the electors, risking re-
election.
OSILT YLIMOTITH. —A joint address from
Roosts. Breeden and Marehroam has been issued Their
principles are liberal. They are is f of a 101. emote
and • 64 borosgh franehise, would be prepared to vote for
the ballot, and for the entire abolutioa of aharch rates, sad
are for a rigid son-interferenos in the affairs of other

satiate.
Gt7ILDFORD.—Mr. W. W. Pocock, arobitAict, will
esetret on Lbe.l principles the seat of Mt. Bovill, the
present naaservatift representative, A large *wiles el the
liberal party is, it is said. in favour of returniag the preeftt
ineeibera—Mr. Osslow (liberal) and Mr. lovill (em-
anative).
Lseurorow (Hewers).—Mr. Thomas Norton has
sissoneced himself as a candidata.
Matron.—The present members, the Hoe. C.
W. Fitawilliam sad Mr. James Brows, intead to offer
tississlwa for ft-electloa.
MANCIIIIB7III.—The selection committee of the
liberal electors of Meaohaster appointed oe Tuesda► even-
ing messubled yesterday manioc sad yea:amenity agreed
he reeommeed Kr. Jssc Bright (bream of the boa. mem-
bee for Binniaghain) an a candidate for the represestation
thirdly. A rumour is current that Mr. Bagehot, proprietor
of the Economist, is to be a osadidat., bet it cannot be
teased to any asthmatic somas. It is believed Mr. ;soot)
Bright would have the ftetidesee el the liberals, both as s
OKOMOTeIIa num sad a politicise.
Towle Haament.—An address from Mr. Butler,
offering himaalf for re-alsetion, has been Mimed. Although
be bre sires ► seaiweatioss sapper" to Load Paramus,
h. admits that it his °aisles nett►er of the great parties is
Ilse state bare exerted en adequate darns of saw is the
tratilloatioe et defects sWI prevalent is the repressistatien
of the people.

TDB NORTH ZAIRIAN RAILWAY 001111. ANY AND
lAN FORTHOOMING ELSOrrove.—ls view of the spinosa*
siectloos, the follow's; °ovular has bees Woad by the
North Eastern Railway Company :—"Tie directors of tie
North Roden Railway Othipasy wish all alms ad saes
fa their employ asset who peonies the elects* franchise to
knew that %Ivry en at hill liberty to ass is accordasse with
their own °plaices. sad that the voles they sire will sot is
say way prefedies their position in the orwapany'a servies."

Tn. MUDDIED AND ATIVIITTID SITICIDI AT
lASANOITIL Yesterday aliens= Mr. Bird. eaesser, re-
sumed at the keyalOsk Tames. Weetaa.isae. %sear*
the imuiry neyeeting the murder el Bliss Dans% b her
husband. It was stMed that lb* teardiver of Ike dmereed.
Distal Damn. was still alive, but wee in • impales eon&
boo. After edam some widdieeel evidence lice ter/airy
was sajoersect. It mmees homed qamilaa that dews me
• striate heteirra the deemed IMMO sad the sapeasei
arardirer. for a quantity a abs dethes whisk she nee is
the gads% Maim mimes head scatteeed all =2:11
41abeed MI6 WM. This key vim midis*
r =he rejig** at Mrs el Sic hisehmay dared, aid
it appealed di %am mold Wed se sheer UM Me
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