The Express.
London, England, 1849-09-08 00:00:00

• Total, including Bri.tol end Even.
4, Inch em proportion of tdsoich,ster, South Juliettoo, and Altrin.
Oars rreel,t&
sMile ef Reeding, Guildford, and Reigate receipts.

WIRT SUREST ELEcnox.—Faimmtu, SEPT. T.—
Yirittrdsy a very numerous meeting of liberate was held at
the Host'. Head lee, In this town, f.r the purpose of heir.
ill( from Mr. &Igen, the liberal candidate, an explanation of
Ms political nem. Mr. Edeell in his address alluded to the
seeertate polities professed by Mr. Evelyn, who, a few dins
WO, avowed himself a protectionist, but who was rapidly
r. Wien roe dbt the liberal side. He (Mr. Edesll) had di.
eland himvlf a liberal at the outset, sad he should adhere
to that which he had pranged. As a farmer himself, he
should, if returned. endeavour to remove the burdens undtr
which they ',hewed, and that could only be •ffectrd by a
rederioa is the eapeoditure. He would advreate religious
liberty, an extension of the suffrage, and, if neee•sary, vote
by ballot.—Mr. T. Nitlo!slo then proposed a resolution in
seven of Mr. liderll, which was supported by other gee•
tlemen, and caned by scclamation.—The meeting then
▪ ptIVA;(I.

GENIRAL CABRERt is at pr+sent on a visit with
the Duke f Rutland. at his grAce's shooting-box, Long.
shawl Lodge, Derbyshire._ _

ARRIVAL OF LOLA MONTIRS (MRS. HEALD) AND
Hit HUSBAND tx Lomax —Mr sod Mrs. Heald, who
have been on a continental tour, arrived in London on Wed-
nead,y t lain, and immediately drove to their residence, in
Halfmoon-street, Piccadilly. As they were not empected, no
prepay ai us had Imes made for their arrival, and they
therefore drove to P•tter.u's Hotel; but, in cmn•equenoe of
the brume being full of company, they were under the ne-
cessity of returning to V eir own rem.euce in lisllmoon-
menet. It is emitidently expelled that Mrs. Heald wil make
bee appearance ar. Mar borough•street Police-court on Mon-
day neat, to meet the charge of bigamy preferred against her
by Mrs. Heal, the aunt of Lieut. Heald. Owing to the
short period that has elapsed since the first ezamination
tole else., it will be almost imobasible for any evidence to be
product d from India, where Capt. James, the former hus-
band ref Mrs. Heald, is with his regiment.
FOUR MEN DROWNED AT SEA.-00 Monday list
four .sien, named Thomas Willer, Sol non Banks, Jonah
Worth!• eon, and Emanuel Fuhwood ~ Fleetwood, peddlers
at the Bhhopwearniouth iron works, labile in a state of in-
toxication hired a boat, and whit a quantity of spirits on
board went .0 sea. A heavy ground swell was ea at the
time, and they were Mitt seen more alive. On Tuesday
morning the boat was picked up by gems pilots in the roods
bottom upwards, and was towed ashore. In the afternoon
o the tame slay the body of Iheetwrod was w libel up near
Wni•hurn muds. The bodies of the other three have not
yet keen round. Twi of them have left wives and families.
—Sunder:ems Herahf.

STATE OP TrADE IN PERTH.—WhiIr the in eau-
frtutine population in the are .t haves of industry in England
and 6e. Vann have Itee+; w 11 empl .sed, at good wages, far a
coated Table time par, we aretattoo'
wry that th's taoo' be pro-
s/Wired of the op. taus, aof our own city. NV, allude ••,n
particularly to the hsottiocnt. wrimws, eh,. as '4O- of ,hem
mos, rked at a meeting en Tu.mier t v.ui sr, h, wl it
poesibl- to he Imam sa-rt. Tete meting was es*.f.4 to deli-
berate on the possiotlity of t..b ainir g a em al Assoc* of
wee, O. Itt smut, that there is abut.' .nt w. rg—more, in.
d.ed, than can be aosomplished—and oa thi- the weavers
hod t their ear etath.n of an advance of 1t.,, miserable
wages Thr ezt.etea.ma is •earoitable, and we hope it will
be re.liaed. At tee sime time, i• were worse tnan folly to
hold nu• ho of g. 41 wages in this empl ,vreent. This
can news he—tte powerl,om effectually f.sbids I'. To.
headl.atin weaver is sag gel in an uniquel strife with the
huge ream mouser, and the sooner teat tbia het is fail,
reallw4l the better tor all parties. The spier ing-wb..l is
ega telt aoperaeued. a d the beadle= is rapidly Wow-
in.—Perthshire Advertiser.