The Express.
London, England, 1865-07-04 00:00:00

[ STAMPED, Id. ADDITIONAL}

ELECTION INTELLIGENCE.

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Yesterday evening Mr.-J. Stuart 1611 amide Ids
Ind in public =tee he comisted Is lessese •
kr the reprematetion of the eity of Wesbniantsh
n• mooting which he attesded was held Is one of the hop
rooms of Bt. Jemes'whell, sad although it wet only what
was termed • mosting d the general commideas it was teal
insists and as open meeting, between 000 sad
400 gedleteen • premet.
Dr. Bnness, of , was Galled to the okek,
and when Mr. Mill wee introduced he was received with
vociferous net.
The °waxesapple having owned the proceedings,
Mr. MILL then eddresed the meeting, and was paned
with repeated rounds of applies*.
Yr. Peony" said • rumour bad ben dredated by the
hinds of mother candidate thst Mr. Olean Nil was
likely to redo. He assumed the donors that he would
ca.th the lest hour, and that he would then be found at its
(Loud cheers.)
In answer to • quedice,
Mr. MILL =premed hie views on the subject of non-
intervestios. Redid not think it was possible for a Dean
more thee as individual to my that if it should cost any-
thing, it would set help people who were stroggling in •
good mum. Be thought intervention was peer* wrong,
sot on account ci the sates interfering, but of the nation
with which it interlined. He thought every Wass was the
beat judged its own did= .
As &ACTOR Inquired whether the candidate would sap-
, =Mr sholltise el peels hr "'lipase latepsesa sad '
the great to /laymen.
Mr. Mu. add he should decline to my *bat he would or
whet he would sot vote for, but be would stets hie =ewe
opinion that it would be best for **churls. sad date if
they were perfectly distinct. He ova wad all oonnezioe
between church and state, but he thouOt that, as matte=
flood at present, it would not: ha oweetiosible to eeparalw
them. He thought their object should be to narcise all
the indurate the state had over the church, to improve its
spirit. He believed the date to be comidarably more
liberal them the church. There bad bean nowise* on
which the state had tended to corrupt the church, but at
present matters stood the other way. He believed that
the bed saes had sow • better oppertanity of =deg to the
highest places in the churn they they would if chunk and
state were distinct. At to the grant to blesnooth he should
be for withdrawing it a sore a grants to other =Atonal
religioos were discontinued. Bat as loss as that anoras•
loos sad contemptible body, the Irish church establishment,
continued, he thought it would be wrong to take sway
from the Irish Roman °snake the smell pinta= they
sow had.

—Noresolutions were moved, sad tbe proosedinp me.
Boded by Me annonnoanont of a aeries of meetings which
Yr. Mill would attend. _

LAMBETH.

Last evening Mr. iji;;lt4;l;,M. P., meta crowded
mostiog of the electors of Lonsbeth at the Horns Twerp,
Kennington ; Mr. R. A. GRAY in the chair. Several ques-
tions having been put to the hon. member and &Wein:nosily
answered, Kr. John Richardson moved, end Kr. G. Murphy
@scoodsd a resolution pledging the sappert of the meeting
to Mr. Radios, which was earned almost unanimously.
A vote of thanks to the chairman concluded the pro.
ceedingn
Mr. Alderman Lawrence bold a meeting last evening at
the Walworth Institute, Carter•street, and Mr. T. Rushee
slao held a meeting at the Stockwell loetitote, at both of
which renalutioas were carried in support cif the respeetim
candidates.

AYLEBBIIRT.—It seems probable that there will
be no contest in this borough. Mr. Bernard, the senior
sitting member, has lased no address, anctit is indirstood
that he will certainly not come forward, unless the liberals
should attempt to gain both mats. Mr. S. G. Smith, the
other sitting 'aerobic, is prune* an active earsaue, sod
Mr. N. M. de Rothschild, the liberal candidate, se doing
the same, but this appears to be merely for the purpose
of avoiding a surprise on either aids.
BANSIIIY.—Sir C. Douglas retiree from the re-
presentation of Banbury. The candidates an now Mr.
Bernhard Samuelson (liberal), and Mr. Charles Bell (con-
servative).
Ctrr or LONDON.—Meetings of the liberal elec-
tors wane held last evening ; the first prodded ever by Mr.
Deputy Lloyd, at the George Inn, Alderminbury ; and the
second at the Snow: Hotel. Bouveraestrest.
Fleet-
street, at which Mr. R. W. Phillips, 0.C., took
the chair. Messrs. Crawford, Casabas, Lawrence, and N.
Rothschild severally addressed the mestiogs, reespitulating
the opinions they bad expreseed at former meetings, and
u the electors the necessity of giving as undi-
vided su rapes
to the whole four liberal candidates. Any
plumping or splitting of votes would be likely to result in
letting is one or both of the tones. and thus neutralise the
representation of the City. The &Weidman of the electors
wee also requested at the aggregate meeting to be held at
the London Tavern on Thursday next. Resolutions is
support of the liberal candidates were adopted at each
meeting.
lefuricargrait.—Mr. Jacob Bright is expected to
meet the electors and deliver his first address to them this
day. Mr. Bailey is already dews from tondos, to OM Mr.
Bright is a Immortal mamas. The liberal party appear
tolerably united in favour of there gentlemen. Mr. Abel
Heywood addressee himself mainly to the Maine Liquor
Law advocates, teetotallers, and working claws ; but he is
likely to have a fair support from the tories in the event of
the tories not bringing out • candidate of their owe, not
that the tories ran approve of such 'drawled radial, hot
became the whigaadicals having had the representation in
their hands ever since Manchester was created a borough,
they would prefer a change in any direction to nose at all.
_ . .

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RonWisti.—The conservatives of this city have
at last lotted two candidates with whom they intend to
contest the representation spinal Mr. E. Warner sad Sir W.
Riumiall, the liberal sitting members. The new candidates
are Mr. R. E. 0. Waters (who is • rel►tive of General Biel)
and Xr. Very Fitzgerald. Mr. Waters ►ss addressed the
electors, sod Yr. Fitzger►ld was expected to arrive in Nor-
wich last sight. Yesterday Yr. Waters jolted his address,
is the course of which he mays :—" A conservative in po.
lilies and • stanch adherent to the great principles of
church and state, I shall, if elected, give • cordial, though
independent, sapport to Lord Derby, is whom Ism 000fident
the country will find • minister pledged to maintaio our
time.honoured inetitations, and to adapt them to the re-
quirements of the age." There is now • probability of •
severe contest for Norwich.

OXFOID.—The conservatives of Onford, who are
very much displeased with Mr. Cardwell, have now deter-
mined on bringing • candidate forward representing their
views, and a requisition to Captain Bedford Pilo, of the
Royal Navy and trotted Service Club, Pell-mall, is now in
coursed immature. The gallant captain, who is a coasenra-
tire in every sense of the word, originally offered himself
for the borough of libiogdon, but finding soother gentleman
of greater local interest than himself in the field, he
withdrew.

lINIVIRSITY or OXFOED.--OXVORD, MONDAY
ArrEsNooN.—The impending struggle between the Oben-
-01110, of the Exchequer and Me. Claiborne Hardy for the
booour of representing the Uoirersity of Oxford creates an
immense interest hers, and many of the leading members of
the anivenrity, who in the ordinary way would be taking
their pleasure at the maids or abroad, remain to watch the
Donne of erects. Another batch (33) of degrees were am-
ferred this moreing, chiefly Christ Church men, and a for.
Mier addition will be made on Saturday next, the last day
of term.

BBEFTIZLA—Mr. Campbell Foster, barrister-at-
kw, has annosnosd his intention to become a candidate for
the representetion of Sbelseld. lie is in the liberal interest.
—Meißeid Telegraph.

finsonn.—The Hon. Ashley Ponsonby ban fully
resolved to coolest Mr. Borsmaa's MC here, and meetings
of the electors have bees called for this week to bear both
candidates. The wilted, it is expected, will be a vigeross
one.

TAVIBTOCE. —The sixth candidate for Tavistock,
Mr. £3amuda, a Loudon merchant, oonneeted by commercial
ties with the town, has issued his address. He is a con.
esrvative libseaL

The Temps says that Paris is threatened with
soother dram. This time is the orchestral musicians
who consider that they sre underpaid. The Menem of
salary they claim if said to be somewhat actionsble.
Sir John Waltham, Bart., has oonsented to be.
opine a pares of the Marione' Society for the Protection
of Yams Girls. He has sho gives • Ste enbeeriptios of
See pines. to the vowel purposes of the moiety, end 101.
towards the payment of the remainder et the purchase
mosey of the society's freehold estate at Woodhouse, Wan. ,
Wad.
ROYAL Iworrrorrort Or GRILLS Burrsix.—At the
general monthly meerimg yesterdey, Sir Henry Bollard he
the chair, Ifr. Samosa tipaldise our sleeted a member of
the Royal lastatutios. The amen= repotted that, is
penance of the deed of eadowneent, they had appointed
Mr. Thomas Henry Baxley, F.R.S., to be Fairies& Proles.
our of Physkiloa.
A GOOD REAMPLI ix RADLT CLOMI/o.—The
"patrons" of as establishment at Camdes-teers are is.
formed by phew* that it sulks skirled sway Tbanday ad
Iwo o'clock Marius the amathe of July and sibpat, "for
the recreation el the employed."
CDICMIT.—tas GANTLIMICK or ENGLAND V. TEI
norm or Pmotarn.—This match commenced retarder
et the Oral. Kensiaitos, in the peewees d 4,030 speo-
totem. The play will be sessused to at lese.pimb
' eness. The mom steed as fame t—Plavera Mate.
' 2251., platirmsa. iimiage. Me wisbeisiowns

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(117171 DA In)

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Quarters rolog I bi—. txt; TOM 110501p64.
proem/ plolotL Urn&
DDr.l4 1864 WII6 177 142N1• &• II
Marolsl6, 1866 WV 1/4 861 II
huts 14, 11516
Three quarters analog,
1111dsonuner, 1865 . IN MI 1187 UPI 13 4
Totals to Sept. 30, 1884 ISMS 4.546 54.1416 ISOM IS IS
Graod totals to 641
sanotar, 1856 MU 4.644 I *346 SKIM I 1

The reesfple for the int three quarten of the present
faanaial year, compered with the correepeading pried of
the past year as also the receipts of the t over the
lest quarlar,,amt en istomme. The fetal sale of hied ter
ssYhiwdMidsammear, Wes le 116,0061. os. 10d. ; the MIL
dam the fetlmMella tie
timber, 1105 F) to Ildsemerer, 1665, me 1131.50,91111.66.11 t
The return, of the mete* et rights are as fel-.
lenge t—Oomplatml, cow draws, 3,306 ; emicrity,
1.768; fetal, 10.710; aided sights exercised ease eatm
&a, 8,114 ; easassedsed rights, 6. The het shire ems-
' ber oe the mister of seniarity ( of meastriship)M Igo.
14875. MAW share issued ep be 1661/111Mer, 1866, ia No.
22,366. The sale of the Suaeyside Rebate, Saadowai Isle
of Wight, which was allotted on the 6th of Ara- seri
the allototsot of the Resdiamptee sad T
(novae Sietere) Estates on the man day, hatt:
quite socoessful. There now DIM& but few pleb se the
Seadows and Toeteekon propertire to be disposed if. The
Weed-green estate, No. 1. la she magnates adisisidortly.
Tandem for the reads sod &shags ea the Weed-green
sad Smaloop Maim have beta mesplell, sad the weeks Wilk
he eempleted ea soon as presinble. The new reed ea the
Reshamptee Mate will be reedy le the sutures, by which
time it is expeceedi that the remalelag workers tie Ballameet
estate Na 2 (Plough-laae), will be finished. The ressmal
of the materials on the late goverment meal yard at
Deal having been sallintently sehreneed, the committee
have easinneaced the alarmed of the lead by Offiris, •
portion it ninety-six freehold building pims, with frontages
to the sea (the Prime of Wale:erten:am) sad to Me Wailer
reed, tied with frontages also to the prefeated streets to be
called &odes, Stanley, and Claawilliam-roads. Is Wig
out this first portion of the estate, spinal stientica has
been paid to same • geed sea view to the mein chests.
The preliminary allotment Mien at Dad cm Wednesday,
Jess 7, after • public mead g in the Tows-hall, at which
Visiones Renelegh, the &airtime Colonel Browolow
Knox, LP., sad Oolmel As Neyrick, were present es a
deputation from the board, to explain the Society's system
of selling land. The executive committee have mitered tats
seetidectory arraegement with the tows cametissicreers of
Deal, whereby • complete system of drainage will besmeared.
tad the town itaelf, when the entire works of the estate
are completed, will be materially improved by fine opeeings
to the sea, sad by the exteaeiee of the separable to the
male streets of the lowa, Of the development el Deal me
doubt cm be entertained. A mote splendid septette&
hostage, eminisedlog, as it dam • view of the shippMe
is the Dorms sad et the French mask is nos to be found,
hula:pendently of Dml being one of the meat salubrious
of sea-side loeslitlee. The lermatioa of sew docks, the
recent melting et that ummileset week—the hoe pierce-the
railway to be Mimes Dover and Deal, and the
proposal for • more t railway communication with the
metre** .are Judie:alive of the fitters
progress of Deal, and the Cocos:restive Lied Society has
supplied the greet want of the tows—that of freehold
betiding land in plots for the emotion of salsa and
as alio hotels and boarding seed lodging homes, the ti=
number of which has hitherto prevented the amount of as
sommodation that the yearly lacreesing popularity of the
place required. In the Lady-del, report, the executive
committee referred to two properties in Cheshire sad Oaea-
wall which had been secured far the society, and they have
sow the pleassre to DODOIIDOO to the shareholders that
the allotment thereof will be proceeded with as early se
possible. The lead is Cheshire is at the new ferry jest
opened, osite to Liverpool, and close to the pacrieeted
tunnel under the Mersey, with a frontage in the Mester-
road, and very seer the &bulimia* statism on the Birk's-
besd and Chester Railway. To those familiar with Liver-
pool, It is scarcely nemesary to add, that • large proper-
' tun of the ieltabiteate migrate after bailees, ham to the
suburbs to their private residences, and that the Cheshire
aide of the /dainty is particularly sought after by
all classes of the amintuaity for villas end houses.
' The estate ia ()wawa is placed at the thriving town et
` St. Austell, close to the port of Charleston, St. Austell
Bay, which may be deemed the Isle of Wight of the
I Cornish aunt. A (north acquisitice of land Ma bees mule
at Putney, near the Cedars-terrace, one of the earliest
purchases for the society. The present property is close
to Wandsworth-lane, with frontages to the Upper Meh-
-1 mead-read, leading to the harm Steam. The vichlity
of this estate to Wimbledon-carminn, Pates:y.lmila.
Reabamptca, and Richmood Park. will reader the pleb
valuable for building, and as time will be lest is lw
: for the allotment. The emeutive committee have fl
Wednesday, the 19th of July met, for the final allotment
of the Woodhoose Rotate, Winstead, owing to the meet
, &mead for the portion originally offered, of which but few
plots now remain on hood. The executive committee
, have, is conclusion, to congratulate the shareholders that
, the general sale of lard sad the gametal returns have hem
so aatisfactor7.
(Steed) " RAWILAGH, Chairman.
(Cosotmeignern "0. L Gasitrutex, Secretary."
The report was adapted and Meeks voted to the beard.

THE MY. CHARLES KINGSLEY AND
MR. I. S. MILL.

Evenley Rectory, Winchfield, My 2.
Dear have neither knowledge of nor
intermit with Westminster electors which would enable me
to help in what you desire. Bat in answer to the rest of
your letter lam bound to say • few words. I wish to see
Mr. J. ft MI In parliament because be is me of the few
living men whose writings are full of &Glove of fact, et the
intones and diligent search after truth for its ova sake at
whatever risk and whatever it may crave to be like. I
would try to pt such • was into perbeesent, oe asy
Other oaks of which be was ambitious, whether hie
practical coeclosions or politLu agreed with mine or sot,
for I should be certain that by mere virtue of his love of
truth and fact he would do pod to whatever he touched,
and that if he at the outset made • few practical mistakes .
he would be by the same virtue the ant to discover and
rectify these. Bat of late Mr. J. R. Mill has special claims
oe me as • clergymen of the dunk of Ragland. In cap.
v. 11, of his uamisetion of Sir W. Hamilton's Philosophy
he has viadieded with equal logic and douses*, the secant
orthodox doctrines of theology, properly so called, in •
words which would to Hears. every Christian priest and
preacher would read and lay te heart. I did myself the
bowmen bi a lane versos at the Obapel Royal, Whitehall, of
queen two invaluable pages from that diaper. If I omit-
ted
the now lemons peasage (pep 103, lines 13 and 14), I
did so because it was sosolemely and startlingly true that I
should have bad to speak of nothing else far the net at my
merinos, had I once awakened my hearers to the new and
noble idea. I am proud to add my humble testimoey oa
this matter to those of win.: mid better divines then I.—l
am, dear sir, yews very truly, (signed) C. AIIIWILIT.—To
the Ron. Secretary of Mr. Mill's Committee.

LORD N7NOMILBIII'3 CARL

(From the Merniter Poe.)
TO rim KOMI or rum nostrum POST.
Sir,—Don't you think that it would have berm
fairer to amine your virtuous indigestion until „yett had
become suainted with the merits of the coos ?. I did net
return to Losdos notS seamy 4 o'clock p.m. on Satur-
day last, sod the rawness, which I fated spat '
my antral from Stockbridge, appointed 11 sass. as
the hour for the case coming oe. Now eras you,
air, will admit that, anises I we Cu Sir Boyle
Rock. oboe mid I. the Irish Howe of Comma* •
bird capable of beieg in two places at owe I Gould hardly
have attended at Wandtworth at the bee; panted. I, sir.
will selee,cor doubt regardillg lb* delay (whir& You gm-
sidse seepsesow) on the part or the company in apply's( for
the said "towboat. I bade the station-master take notice
(for I istended to cell him as • wheals) that the coespaey's
leconiedess were burning coal, sad not consuming teepees
maw Now I have no doe% that the charms" was wise
rbefore throvritm dews the gauntlet to me, to take
uttier em •to i juilable by which I am
they seek to ••y their evasion of the
Les. Vase the lime Weird which elapsed. I quits
ayes with. you that sash • • amine reflects s*oegly
I as the iirliglatiarward am of the esoF•ll7, though it Ira!
/slams far their preassign. If ever you, sir, mid Wash
forageyibing Abet yea leave pstliehed, do me the favour to
read ever yaw Ladies solute of this awning, wit az
make the attempt is assert —I am, air, your o
sergistbmsabimmi.t. WISCIIIIMA and Normsosts.
July 11.
16.11 Whim Lord Wigashilses says that be snot be is
ewe Awes at ease, he says what we are ewe will be very
stitlafaidery to the public. Bat we regret that is that
inlet esstemes he km told himself out ; be bag ••• re- •
ear* as awash sit as will earn to disponi of Om queetio•
tos_lrimaies4l.l4.2.ol64ol.lbm psanige—ot • 'think be riled, and is