The Express.
London, England, 1865-07-21 00:00:00

A SEW CONSERTArnrs OBIGADE.

,al (From the SAgeree Soernal.)
The arty Up-train far Salisbury Oil Friday,
d. seethislien day fee South Willa, waived an extra,
dimly aoceither of pommies at Oillbehun, Swirl
'APO and if baby that sine•lmethe ell them
Mere inrs of Mr. Oren. the liberal candidete, we
Ida sot exaggerate. When the train rush, Salisbury ..e
the party had seabed se burble ems, ; but we seenteid to wait hit for the "speefal, width, hest the
heediserten of Wyk= at Warmiester sad Devisee, was ', •
to brusgitrieers is or
led
the adherents ef tire base of Ling
, dos time Harry Thy... arrived at the Mod
of We co ams. which certdaly exhibited ma imposts" SP-
pernalliell, bat when the toe poetise Sadly sealed to their
pleas on the left and el the besting than wee so
gartaking the siberied anparketty of the liberals, The
proceedings commenesiL Sir IL Beech wee waxing
thqueut in Colonel Bathurst's pp.% when there sedgy
before the hustings • poop of th et oot • doses
appeased
most villagous•looldng "tousle that we ever saw
congregated together. One wet a mulatto the
the
despite • reepectebk dress and fluky rings, but "
written all over hie features. 'The others looked a
labor pealed their solely yous le the deg end their
latter days gal, So sahib sad uniefetakeeble wee
their appeerthee, Writhes* wee • wry at moos, " Take awe
7.ouk_tieskakt!" • stead, afloat sad dvll
erred.
waive, ler modem, but the. abjure wee so evtiont
en upped was isemedbaly made to Loadßu oy
Thyme to " telorkwey the Zabel reeths." • recount
,blab, with uplifted leenis •ad hiething fthee_ taw
sable lord eigeed• isekilty to comply with. Anew •
tints there wen same pethieg, the sue pmeareor d
a raw, but an actual fight with those bullies was
averted by the great courage ad coalman of • few pewee,
one or two of them emberatively youths. Oee woos,
who, same we do sot bow, sated with
brewery. He seemed to be a farmer is middle MY'
but by so banes fonsideble•looking enstomer. Observing
the begioning of • row, future, • rise. ancote=
four of the •soughe with exeseded data nd
to sheer aM. A few of hie immediate friends showed
signs of support The "rosette acre attenielud. The
boys saw they were rewards as well is WM, end et
mice tumid epok them. The inelpipt row was nippeditt ~
the bad. The the h, were entire beaten after their et,
Whim ; they thought toballyked wed, sad while
alternately the struggle came, it sever got mare seder .
then a peak Rh please. end the liberele by en easy WWI
ettert drove •ltiest to the outside of the crowd, where '
oolleating thereadves• into • party, they were sees eeffelic.•
rebating. Now, wile brought these fellows le
They bare sot of Mess of men who pay theiresOlswtl3ll-'
way fere. Some see meet have dose it for them? Whet
They all were blue ribbons? sod sheered the soeservetive ,
tea. This then is the tow idea of freedom of eler
Um Get volea—leasestly Hyoses,' ; but get voter. OM
Us= by MOW It yea an • if serf.'with Bekaa
bullies, try tetimidstion. To do the reipestable
et the oosetevatives memos jabs, we must esr=rey.
sees, theroegbly ashamed el the party.' The efteletwpOw
all seemed to he • fsliegaf diegaid.
Serious dlaturbenees were caused in the skeet* by the ,
efforts of the mob to get at the roughs. As soes is the
proceedinp of the nontioatioe tensimalmi • nets ~•i
wee made for them through the town. Two of them weme
pursued np Mineter•street and fillver-abeft kith, Fiehertee-
kidge, where we of them had the good lertere to gel
a voiles and was drives away. The other wee *
mixed by•
the crowd sod throws fete the aster, after
i bolos
din knocked shout. Them, then ier mud-
en visited homewl
whin the ups were onward try Is easoided. • At MU' n
Meeks Inn Nueva of them were yeitakiwg of
in the large &decree's. the wain
of.
Q use Theseowd earteended the Wile& eadodler
several vain attempts to g 4 theca eat, pas ter, t
by the windows. For this purpose holden were In
but the 64 man who tried to enter by Munn ate ells
from the Weak, by we of the toughs with, As bee •
of the crowd appeared anxious to nth mother Muespl .
the windows wen destroyed, and • Jumada, shower et
brickbats sad Lege atoms was poured ie. the ream, in
spite of some isaffsoteal efforts es the poet a thews •
with. to batricade the windows. Meaewhile some of the I
semikate &imbed up under the roof, through the adjohdog
loft, which wee belay rebuilt, sad effected au estrange Is •
the room through the wiling. The decedents, finding .
their tear thus turned, Jumped out of • window into the
yea' of the inn, bat before they bed ran more thee • few•
yards the mob overtook them. Two or three el than
were et mice taken to NAGAl:mend ducked, but the Mime.
fortenstely for theesseiver, fell into the heads of the
poll% tad were taken to the dittos. Oaten wen
discovered is the moms of the tif blues, sad takes is
charge by the police, many of them bearing marks of very
rough tugboat. About this time (blood Bathurst wee
sees walking up fhtherise-street, and was followed by
part of the crowd, who hooted at bierand yelled out,
"Her ' their employer," for roma diets*, WI he turned
int* V. Brows's, the ceafeetiortee's. The loth attempted
to follow him, but they wen kept at bay by • few goalie-
., of the city till the shutters weld be put up, end was-
while be was let out by a hook tube, The crowd this
west off to the Thee Samoa, the beadicerlere of the Oes-
servative party, with the view of indlog Mr. W. Day. of
Woodyetes, who, they alkged, had 'lmaged the rout,
In thin quart they were, however, fortenetely bomeoes
There was • large numb, of fermate and others in the
yard of the hotel, who resisted the effort/ of the mob lie
enter, sad for some time, till the arrival of the polka, '
there was ooesidereble souillsog sad excitement. A reps,
wee than spread that come of the roughs were at the Ora,
Western Railway stelae sad the mob proceeded le
search et them stela,
the antral of :Ye sweet Ruth et if
the rush/ had taken shelter at the duke, and were pee-
teeted by ter. May, the Metros-master, until they were get
off by • South Western train. While at the Natio. they
admitted that they were brought dews to Mete, the
election, and said they bad been engaged by • Mr. Coney,
of the Haymarket, Londe,. During the afternoon the
exilimmest is the dry wu very pest, and all the shops
were closed. Pablie indigestion was strongly directed
@wawa the cenitetvative eandidatee, is it was generally
believed that the roughs bed been engaged by them, or by
their friends, in order to prevent Mr. Grout from befae
beard. At three o'clock, however, the fellowiug i
goad by Lord Beery Toys, end Colonel Fled/tisk B.
Bathurst, was hand It having been stated that
we, the oceservetive candidates, have brought dews
rough. to this town, we, the undersigned. beg to my '
we bow nothisy. about it, sod bag utterly to re- •
With, the same. Tbe names of the men who were .
token to the police station were John Hamilton, Robert
Travms, Job Cobley, James nub, IV Mem Sot, .Johei.
Bryon, William Woolf, Michel Lane. Joho Collies, Jamie
Mart.. Daniel ammo, James McCormick, and Jobs
Bishop, moat of whom ore well known u pugilists to sup-
potters of the ring. Another, named Dosovsat was toned
this morniog by the police in • Int-clue catnap on the
South Western Railway, where he had pared the night.
He, it appears, was the eely ate who escaped the rough
knits... to whiah kis brethren were subjected.. The men
were discharged from the police station early in the morn-
iag, sad emit oat of the town. They all heartily said that
tiro would sot loiter in the tows, nor would they ever •
"kit it again. Coosy, who with Hamilton acted as their
leader and engaged them, left the town by an early trots
sad eusped injury. Aorordi, to the statetneete of the
men at the railway station they were engaged by Coney to
come down "for an election," at two guukas per head and ,
their travelling expess,

THE LLTIC MCADAM op LIZUT. CLUITERBUOIL—
The father of the late Lieut. ansterbt.ck (the Rev. J. C.
Clattertordr, of Long Wellenham, Abirogdon) expresses hes
grateful tbangs to the town sod neighbourhood of Parsons-
town for the feeling shown by them on the occasion of the
violent death of his son, on duty id the barracks at Birr, on
the tlth net. "When I entered Paremistown on the 13th,"
writes the rev. pritlesean, "all the shops were mom sr
less closed, and, as I em informed, renodued so during the
four der which elapsed between the finding the body
io the River Brossard its final removal from the barman
Ito the railway station, on its way to England. I hear
I from Lieutenant Nicola, a friend and brother officer of
my son. that 'the whole town and numbers of the country
people asked permission to follow. nos as it mob, but with
the greatest respect and sympathr„Doorowslieg, no talkie&
but a mat orderly sasembly of feeling people, &moulding to
nearly 2,000.' At a spacial meeting of the town commis-
sionary, all the members being present, resolutions were •
passed testifying ' their regret and indignation at the mime,
and the degradation which must Deesisarly fall en their
coustry as the verse of shied • tragedy,' addng aspersions
of sympathy to my family and offer* a large toward ,
tar the discovery of any of the property which it is
believed, served as the temptatios to *le foirful murder.
IN crolusios, I feel that I owe, and lAmto of my •
grateful acknowledgment to the officers sad otters of the
nom* for the kindless received by my eon while serving
with thava, and especially • tribute of praise to Xs*
Biggs end thins who were providentially on the spot for
'their sett in siding the unremitting exertions of Kr. Oos-
ridge Sheehan, by woes of whiob my sou's body, now
lying at net he our egarohyard, was recovered. the mystery
of his violent death Derailed, *ad We sups ddll perms
committed to take his trial on the **goof wilful murder."
Sigiotitialt IC/Lint—An extraordinary incident •
emend at the 0.110154 works of Messrs. Jolts,* and 01%.
Bomb Shore, Gstsebeed, on Tuesday. The baell far
riving the rartnery upon thews works an supplied with
wateriness s task emceed shout 14 feet from the maces a&
and shout 20 het from the quay edge. The irk, *lei& is •
25 feet keg, 4 feet deep, sad 7 feet broad, at the Liao et
the saddein sees chest time porta filed with Tti
nose ,mr urging only been la nee throe risks. At •
the Epo s dieser tar the end of the task seat the river. .
borer and an fmmemn vellums of water doessuded open the
head of Ithsnad Man, the hewer, who sus week* meihr-
smith. It single him sod s led eared Jibs Freels, who ,
nor dandier at the water's edge, late the Tvne, arid befogs
any e.esistsere amid rein them they were both drowned,
The beam ham bow both pad up.

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TO 00111DSPONDWNTS.
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Prawe be at tho Office, le. boaverteatiroal, by Two
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PMINDIMVA
IMM NViNam, IDIABSAITNINOS AND FIDDLZATILINOB.
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H. VoodooAolk D. Misr, D. Marry, Mika. Muffs ; D.
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LONDON. FRIDAY. JULY 21.

YISTELDAY was a great field-day in the English
counties, no fewer than twenty seats having been
contested with extraordinary energy and various
success. There have been some important changes
on both aides, and some striking failures in the
attempt to effect changes. West Kent, South
Essex, North Warwickshire, and South Northamp-
tonshire are firmly held by the Tories, who on the
other hand have failed in their endeavours to dis-
lodge the Liberals in North Durham and the
Isle of Wight. Berkshire has been the
scene of a battle royal, in which Mr. WALTER
and Mr. P. P. Bouvasiz, the two Liberal
members who sat with the Tory Mr. Bmow in
the last Parliament, have lost their seats. This
is, however, the only loss the Liberals have sus-
tained, and it is compensated numerically, and more
than oompensated morally, by their gains else-
where. In the North Riding of Yorkshire, Mr.
MILBANK, the Lffmral candidate, has been returned
at the head of the poll, and Mr. Mom/7, the
late Conservative member, has lost his seat. The
interest of all these contests, however, must yield
to that of the election for South Lancashire,
which Mr. GLADeroxi has won in a campaign
of only three days. The struggle for the seat
which Mr. Lion, the late Conservative member ,
for South Lancashire, has lost, cannot be said to
have commenced in earnest before Tuesday last,
when Mr. GLADSTONE appeared, and adopted the
nomination of his friends. For a fortnight before,
indeed, a spirited effort had been made to pre-
pare for his candidature, and the country
owes thanks to the gentlemen who devoted 1
their time and talents to this service ; but it
was too late to overtake the labours of the
Tories, who bad too long been allowed to have the
field to themselves. In spite of every disadvan-
tage, however, Mr. GLADSTONE has won his seat,
won it without the aid of " influence " or per-
sonal solicitation, but simply by the force with
which his distinguished worth and eminent public
services appealed to the judgment of the consti-
tuency. This, they, is what the Conservative
managers have gained by their boasted success at
Oxford ; they have cut the foremost of their op-'
ponents away from every restraint which his con-
nection with the University imposed, and have
made him the Liberal representative of one of the
greatest lay constituencies in England. By this
lime they bare found out that they have been
guilty of a terrible blunder. To-day the contests
in North Wilts, South Durham, South Warwick,
and the Southern Division of the West Riding
will be decided at the poll. Up to last night the
balance of Liberal gains over Liberal losses by the
elections was twenty-two votes.