The Express.
London, England, 1865-07-14 00:00:00

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NOIENATIONS ANDMEIdBERS RETURN ED
(THIS DAY.)

Sours 9TOTOILDBHMIL—FaIey and Faster returned.
WISTIMILAPD.—Lowther and Swifts returned.
Dmciftroon.—Knox returned.
Cuccfm.—Ba4well retursed.
CoUntopm.—Bruce returns&
Lammas (Nomen).—Patten and Hartinstan returned.
Otamozoinsanue.—Talbet and Vivian returned.
MON (SOUTH).—Kekewich and Palk retereed.
5011111 /Mrs.—Grove, Thyme, and Bathurst Pectinated.
Pdl datesadsd.
NOITHAMPIONSEIRZ (Nomm).—Buribley and Hunt re-
turns&
Woncarrzaemin (Pear).—Vernon and Wilton* re-
unsa.
Asmumminerrez.—Ledie returned.
Lianas.—Barbour and Verner nominated. Poll de-
coded.

D UDALL —Bowyer returned.
Ouniums (Souru).—ligertoo and Talisman returned.
Baum (Wmiv).—Briame and Cidatt returned.
Wier tiogiaterr.—Hood end Langton returned.
Lmeamu.—ltimeell, Gavin, and Spnight nominated.
Pell demanded.
BID7OIDSIMIL—Gapin and Ransil returned.
Onwoca.—Thialop returned.
0 LOUCZBTLISKILI (Wser).—Rolt and Kingscote returned.

DAYS OF NOMINATION.

Clackmassialbire and Hithron-shira, July 14.
Kest (FAstern Divithoc), July 16.

DAYS OF POLLING.

kyr District, July 15.
Dumfries District, July 14.
Biaffordshim (Northers Dividou), July 17.

NEWSPAPZIL Pans Form.—The annual meeting
of the members is to be held to-morrow afternoon, at 3
irdook, at Peeemswead Tavern. There are several im-
portant adieu of motions to be disposed of.
Nearly all the English and Welsh boroughs have
soir returned t►eir representatives, mid during the newt
to days we shall receive the returns from the several coun-
ties in the three kingdoms, and from the boroughs in Scot-
land and Inland. In the course of three days nearly tim-
bal( of the maraltsn of the new House of Commons; have
been returned.

Imam AND berwrsotrw err OF AN Eurcnow
CANDIDATL—EVIsHAN, THURoDAT.—The election here
yesterday afternoon was brought toe ekes in a somewhat
aspreesiested meaner. As alreedy announced, the mem-
bers retuned fee the borough were Mr. Holland sod
Coked Bonier, the two old members. The third candl-
elit*, Mr. Manic (who only put in his claim on Tues.
day) polling only 29 votes. It appeared that about
reid-iley which, rumoun were circulated in Eve-
dna (to however, we forbear giving cur-
relay), but early in the afternoon a sheriff's °Hoer from
We eater wee wanting Mr. Harris whom he arrested
to a ea as. from the Court of Riebequer, fora claim of
4271. by the South Wales Railway Company. On his ar-
rest, before being taken away, be addressed the crowd that
had avistabled in front of his committee-room, and declared
that he had been arrested by mistake—that be wee rot the
man wanted. However, the officer was obstinate, Lod he
was weveyed to Worcester county prison, where he still
mooned yesterday is safe custody. Only two or three
votes were polled foe Harris after the arrest.
Mn. DISRAELI AND LORD STANLZY.—When Mr.
Diesslis speech yesterday at length came to an end he
replied to • remark by ore of his auditors, not because It
war "worth a snap of the finger," but because the critic
was • typed • elms. Some such reflection may be made
co the speech of Mr. Disraeli himself. Takes alone it
would merit little attention, but it is the speech of the
larder of a greet party. It most be put side by side with
Iced Stanley's speech at Lynn, se enunolatieg the principles
whisk would guide the opposition if they came into power.
Dieneli is sot so definite se Lord Stanley, but he
✓ye enough to show that the two principal members of
the orneervative party in the House of Commons are
sot oafrequeutly in collision. It seems possible that
they would ague. in resisting any farther ridea-
ble et tin borough finachase, but eves that is
dealidsh Lord Stanley would abolish church rates ; Mr.
AM& would maintain them. Lord Stanley approves Mr.
Midst:nes Buenos ; in which Mr. Disraeli can see no merit.
Lord Stanley praises the Freoch treaty because it is coo.
asset to the principles of free trade ; Mr. Disraeli praises
it became it is opposed to them. Lord Stanley is satisfied
that the maioteeence of pesos is the object of all parties at
home sad the necessity of nations abroad ; Mr. Disraeli is
**Timed that Lord Palmerston and Lord Russell would
have hurried us ioto war, had they not been withheld by •
cetannative opposition. The contrast is edifying, but pro-
mote little for the stability of say conservative govers-
mow. Such a divergence smoog the leaders of a party
would produce a vacillating policy, tolerable neither to its
lopporters nor to the cation.—Times.
KINJCATION FOR TRADESMEN'S SONS.—SOMO of
the noble lords who were members of the late committee
ea the Public Schools Bill were at earianits with certain of
the witeemes as to the fittest edneatioe for the loss of
Weenies. We find the Bishop of London saying to one
titles., Mr. N. H. Bloxham, "Of course, for a trades-
r!eit's sou, who 11111 intended to be a tradesman, the educe-
boa he would receive at • public school in Latin and Greek,
sod so or, would no be such as would snit him for
oo rotation ;" bat Mr. Blowup did sot know
that. " I have observed. " he said, " that it has
suited them very well ; they have been all the bettor
la ea education of the kind." The Bishop : I
Moil, as regards those who are going into trade ; it
wield not be an advantage for them to read Greek plitys,
meld it ?" Mr. Bloom " I ban conversed with mount
them, and they have stated to me that it has been of very
Palodoestage to them in after life." Other witnesses re-
soloird his lordship that the name of • boy at school often
decided whether he should go into trade or sot ; and the
Isms of several distinguished men, the sow of tradesmen,
sod educated at public schools.were mestioeed. The Rev. C.
S. Oakley, rector of St. Paul's, Covent-garde'', said to the
esserrrttse : " One of the Bishop of Losdos's moat distil,-
illedied pupils, whose name it is not necessary to mention
lordship will know whom I refer to—was the
as of ens of the tradespeople of Rugby, whose widow was
brio' in the place ; certainly they were very poor poroooa.
1.1111 thankful always, when I see his same in • most die-
..logaished position in this country, to know that he owed
las rower in life entirely to the benefits of that foundation
1" But there are only fourteen of the sous of the
.eteemoes at Rugby in the sohoolat the present time,
as fonder evidently had other intentions. Dr. 4=
Mrs, with few exeoptions, he does not think that these bO,B
to werf happy ; they do not associate much with the
pest hulk of the school, and he has sotiend that the sixth
wW, is a rule, will fag • tradesman's sou. The
lot of a trsdeemas at Harrow has lately distinguished him-
Idf at the City of London School, and is going up to the
"2soiSY, and the Rev. H. IL Butler told the committee
when be beard of it, he at one. seat for the boy to
eOjß.telate him upon it. The Earl of Clarendon : " Why
WaS tradesman, sodas that be had got a clever boy,
sot avail himself of the foundation at Harrow I" The Rev.
It M. Rather . " I think bemuse lie felt that all the rest
1,1116°. bon WWlllof • different clans of society. I do sot
mere Mat his sea would hays been so happy there, or
Wet he would have worked so well."—Rader.

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LIVERPOOL COTTON & CORN MARKETS.
(THIS DAY.)
(111 ELIOT= AND 13ITIZNAMONLL TZLIORAPH. )
(TROY Mt OWN COMOSPONDINT.)

Corrow.—The market quiet. Bales, 8,000 bales, or more.
Coax.—TlN market very thinly Weeded. Business in
all articles it se limited that there is no change since
Tuesday.

WAHRFIRLD CORN MARKET.—(THIS DAY.)
On minia mropoit sulanuo =LacksAre.)
(nom cum owl coanzaromorr.)
Thiel *Wildman ; =ulna very quiet, and no alteration is
the price of any article.