The Express.
London, England, 1865-03-25 00:00:00

CARDINAL WISMAR'S SuOceSSOß.—The John Bull
a yes/4,day says :—" A reliable correspoodtha who bail
rently received threat information from a well-informed
source at Rooth, writes to us that it is there reported that
the preset Bishop of Clifton, the Hoo. William Joseph
Hugh Clifford, D.D., will be inunoliately appointed
Romeo Cathollo Archbishop of Westmiutter, is
place of the lath Cardinal Wissmao ; that the
Hue. George Talbot, DD., domestic chamberlain to
his Holism the Pops, who will, notwithstanding, remain
in Rome, will bo created cardinal (it being bold to be &-
Binh's that at least one Englishman receives this dignity),
and that the Right Rev. Moosignot Manning, D.D., will be
wanioateed Bishop of Clifton, with levities powers, so that
he ail rank, slaw Dr. Clifford, kris of the Foglia' Romeo
catholic bishops. The Very Rea Cron O'Neal, of
St. John'e-wood, will, in the place of Dr. Manning, 611 the
office of Romeo catholic Provost of Wasteohastar. Such
arratigsmooth must, it is believed, give satislantion to all
the various schools sod parties in the Anglo-Roman
comarnalon...
ELacrioN Mov ration IN VIZ EASTIOIN COu t.
vita.—Tho election strife has fairly bons i• bath, Per T.B.
Withers, Bart., having issued bin address to the electors
of the northern division of that oouuty us liberal candi-
date. A meeting of the boa. I aronet's supporters is to be
hold at licaintres on Wadoesday, and thereto so doubt that
be will prove a formidable opponent to Mr. C. Du Oath,
M.P., and Major Beresford, M.P., the present conservative
sitting members, who have rallied their forms to a meeting
to be hold today (Saturday) at Colchester. In South Rises
both the present 000servative sitting members—Mr. T. W.
Branistos, M.P., and Mr. J. W. Perry .W*ol4ooll. M.P.—
will retha Mr. IL B. Wingfield Baker.a gentleman of
peat wealth, who at for the division from 1857 to
1859, but was then unseated by Mr. J. W. Petry Watling.
too, is a liberal candidate Mr. A. Pawko, forme*
readout In Norwich, bat now of the Laws, Roth.
ford, sawed as • conservative candidate for
Harwich, bus the hopourable gonfileman has notbrotc:
issued his address. Mr. J. Gunkii Bobo',
of Mr. Brampton Gordon, M.P. for Wait Norfolk, in a
liberal cathidato for Colchester, which town he repro-
seated from 1857 to 1859. Mr. T. J. Miller, M.P., and
Mr. P.O. Papilks, M.P..the prosentoonsorvati ernombers
for the borough. will offer themselves for neeleetioa. At
Great Yarmouth the liberals have Dot yet alerted any
candidate in opposition to Sir B. H. E. Lions, M.P., and
Mr. J. Ooodsoo, chairman of the Gnat Eastern Railway
Company, who offers Worsen in succession Sir IL J.
Strawy. who Ins determined on wooing East Norfolk is
opposition to Lieuteoant-Colonel Coke, M.P. Captain
Jervis, M.P., deputy -chairman of the Grath Eastern Rail-
way Company, will again offer himself as • candidate for
Harwich. Mr. M. Wills is also • liberal candidate for
Harwich. It is impsokd that the Hon. Camel Rowley,
one of the present conservative members for that town,
will sot agaia offer himself for r•-elation.
it/LIIMIZIFFATION 07 COVRISTRY.—Mt. Arthur
Wsl Pail, who was • candidate for Coventry at the
last elacYoa, sad who, it was expected, would spin 000teot
the mirsoentatios of thew city at the ensuing election, has
formally anaonnaid his intention of uot coming forward
again. Is an Wrenn to the electors, just isened, Mr. Peal
says :—" It may mom an unusual proceeding is me to take
• formal farewell of • 000mituenoy which I have other had
the boomer to represent ; but the next election will neceo-
warily follow may closely upon the last, and however much
I may moth the conclusion at which I hatharrived, Ido
not feel justified is again presenting myeelf to your notice,
and, after so shim* an interval, incurring the expense of
another oontost."
Rirawstirrarrow or Nos= Dwrow.—lt is un-
derstand that Mr. T. D. Aelsod will sot address the alme
tors of North Devoe prior to Saturday, the Ist of April,
on which day the noathation will take piths, and Mr.
Aoland bo retuenod without oppositioo. Yeatosday, at
Bidefind, • mortis' of the chiefs of the liberal party of
thus tows was had at Mr. Rook's aim, Mr. Chapter
whoa resolution of 000dolowes with the be-
theiviweeker timidly a
the late member for North Devon was
passed; sad also a resolution approving of the nomination
of Mr. Aoland as a worthy rammer to Mr. Boller, and
pledging unqualified sapport A committee was formed
to watch the liberal interest daring this prompt year.—
Wthern Morning Ness.
RINIRSINTATION or TM COUNTY or WICILOW.
—For mosso time pant ronvorws have both ourreat of a
eesitset html inerisaidther for this county, sad it was data
that she Hes. Wt. writhes:a waxed son of Earl Mew
wahine. lonia Wise himself. We bass, however, mad
Mess to believe that although at a fthare time Lied Fits
William will probably being forward see of his one, oath
will ad members
the case at the within disseistles, sad *A the
proud members will be retuned moppeasd.—/riat rams.