The Express.
London, England, 1865-07-25 00:00:00

CLOSE OF POLLS.

CORK COUNTY.
Barry (L)
Leader (C)
Scully (L)
LEICESTERSHIRE (NORTH)
Manama r)
Hartopp C)
Frewes ( ) 1324

LOUTH COUNTY.

Fortran* (L) • •
Kenordy (14
Met:Hato& (0)
Foster

MONAGHAN COUNTY.

Leslie (C)
Dawson (L)
Fonder (0) .

THE IRISH ELECTIONS.
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(From Saunders' New Lana%)

2561
7,397
niti

Five conteeted elections for Irish counties closed
on Saturday, and In ooe instance only—that of Leitrim—
were the old members both returned. Mr. Ormsby Gore,
the coesenatin candidate, came in at the head of the
poll ; and Dr. Brady received 119 votes more than were
recorded for Mr. INIA•013, who profusor nearly the same
' polit cal opinions, though he would probably be a more
steadfast supporter of the government than Dr. Brady is
likely to prove. Cock has discarded Mr. Vincent Scully,
and replaced hire by Mr. Barry, a native of that county,
who ha amassed a large fortune by foreign commerce. Mr.
Barry, who is • Roma oatholn sad a liberal, received
7,483 votes ; Mr. Leader, the nominative caodidato,
6,840 ; end Mr. Scully only 2,164. The defeat of Mr.
Scully will not be • subject of regret in soy quarter. Foe
• short time his taiffooperies, which helped to throw dis-
credit ou the Irish representation, afforded tome amuse-
moot to the Houseof Commons, but latterly the home had
got thoroughly tired of him, nod the result of the pontos
shows that he had also wattled oat the patience of his late
constituents. He is now politically extinct. In the King's
County, Mr. King, of Ballyhoo, the coseervative candidate,
headed the poll by an immense majority. Mr. flooneen was
returned as his colleague by the narrow majority of fifteen
over Sir Patrick O'Brien, who, after thirteen years of parlia-
mentary life, has been relegated to that private stenos
which he adorns. "Goodoatured Pat O'Brien" will be
missed in the new house, but the inbaliitrusta of the King's
County have raison to rejoice at the change which has
given them in his place a most respected, popular, and
very able country gentlemen of conservative politica. The
election of Mr. King is • loss to the government, but is
oowitarbalenood by the gain of a seat in Monaghan.
There the Honourable Vesey Davison, eldest son of
Lord Cremona has detested Sir George Forster by
a majority of 177. Colooel Leslie, who has represented
the Lso.o.p. for twenty-titres years, stood at the head
of the flea *kenos for the county of Wexford
has ted in the return of Mr. George, Q.C., and Mir
Jams Power, and the rejection of Mr. Patrick Mao/datum.
who has been twice returned by the liberals of Wexford
free of expense. Mr. George, the consonance candidate,
received the greatest anasher of votes. It is • remarkable
circumstance that in the King's County, Leitrim, and Mo-
naghan also the conservatives headed the poll.
The nominations for the counties of Meath and Antrim
took place on Saturday. when Marrs. Oorbally and
M'Evoy and O'Neill and Seymour were returned without
opposition.
The Irish elution, were all completed on Saturday,
and of the 105 members returned 56 are liberals anti
49 conservatives. More than one-fourth of the whole
representation of Ireland has been chugged, twenty-nine
new members having been sent to parliament from this
country. Of these at least six may be reckoned .s minis-
terial gains, decided supporters of the government having
been returned in the place of gentlemen whe at on the
opposition side of the house. The new members are Mr.
Reardon, Mr. Stock, Mr. O'Beirne, Mr. &updates° Mr.
Whitworth, Mr. Guianese, Mr. Pim, Mr. Ckrls
Barry, Q.C. ; Sir R. Bleonerhassett, Mr. N. Morris.
QC. ; Lord Otbo Fitegerald, Sir John Gray, Mr. G.
Bryan, Mr. John Kist, Mr. Sisals. the Attor•ey-
Geneal (Mr. Lawson), the Solicitor-Gummi (Mr
Sullivan), Lord Bingham, the lion. Mr. Dawson, Mr.
lone' the Right Hon. J. W. Fitspatrick, Mr. per,
Mr. imitated Armatreeg. Mr. J. B. Dillon, Sfr H. W. Bar-
ron. Lord Tyrone, Mr. Gentile, Sir J. Power, sad Mr.
J. N. IrKeene. _ _ _

It will be seen b► the letter of our correspondent at
lionagban that the rival mobs came into collisioo, and in
aelfdrfenoo shote were fired amoept " the Cremoree
mob" by Leslie and Footsie supeceters, by which
several pirsone were seriously iejured. At Cutle-
blaney a body of Leslie and Foster's voters
were brutally attacked by Mr. Dawames mob, and obliged,
for self-prot.ction, to fire at their aamilacta, the remelt be-
leg that one man was shot dead. The mob was dispersed by
, &thane of a troop of Lancers and order restored. It is a
curious fact, however, that the officer who charged the mob
has been placed under military arrest, though there can be
no doubt that his prompt adios fe the matter preserved the
peace of the town, sad all the inbabitsats join is praising
him highly for his conduct.

MR. LIATHAIt AND THE NOR-ELECTOIII OF HOD.
DEINTIELD.—On Saturday afternoon the nee-electors of
Huddersfield presented to Mr. E A. Leethern, of Whitley.
park, au address impassive of their esteem for the manner
le with* during the time he represented Huddersfield, be
has solivented measures beeeficial to the peorde. A large
permeation kft Huddersfield about half-put 3. with bends
playing and Sage flying, sad being joined by persons from
the adjoiniag townships at mirk= points oo the route,
grew into an enormous precook., composed of persons
oa foot, men on hore•beek, and more than three
hundred marriages, cabs, can, omnibuses, and four.
homed wagons. The people resembled ultimately at
Monument hill, Whitley-perk. for it was estimated that
from 26,000 to 30,000 were present. Mr. M. Sykes presented
to Mr. Leathern for Mrs. Leathern& silver basket ; and Mr.
Leathern. after theakies them for the gift, regretted that
be could not extend to ell the 20.000 to 30,000 people pre-
sent the hospitality of the ball, but he bade them ell wet.
come. Mr. Wright Mellor thou made a few obeervatioes,
and the promedisge closed with hearty recede of cheers for
Mr. aid Mn. Leathern, Mr. W. Mellor, the *heiress., he.,
and then the assembly, after strolling about the park, re-
turned home, ell being greatly pleased with the =teem of
the denioastratioe.
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Soma Kgraisarox Musent—During the week
ending July 22, the visitors have been ea follows :
Os Mouthy, Tuesday, sod Saturday, free days, epee from
10 a.m. to 10 pm., 10,582; as Wedsesday, Thursday, sad
Friday, students' days (stinsitsioa to the onldits, di.), open
from 10 am. 01 6 p.m., 2,309. Total, 12,891; ham the
onalag ad the wisaasaa. 5.428,869.