The Express.
London, England, 1847-05-31 00:00:00

trial, se we haw tetheeted, by Kr. Martin Tooker Bin&
Bow Yr. Deena end Mr. Deektresi viewdds eginskies we
do net es yet know. Witk retest to Burettitenamore
hats as in upon Thkk we can ion& earkarn
Byte* (who we preinked *a Aybeebery) is milts be bra.*
forward in the roan at the 'lamb at Clieriver—)esio
Advertiser. _ . .

NUT 8011$111.—We have it en the Ind at= that
the Dural party et Ben Bona are both de Ind
=to mane as sisuty kenithe disgraceful thallium
it is new behl, W inkeing before the election a
gentornan, whose iravia the euesty, whose barna
polities' charaster, SR whine MA ani haft seinmnien
with this distant nowt Id it render him minimily
rffraWin Seat eesanbreesay.—Arms Aleartiaar.
gsetins thepeemingh the Brighton Flinsii says:
" The gentierrn relbased b. tie understand, J.V. Shelley,
Esq., •fidariallabliperk and sae who will be were accept-
able to the indspodient einem of East Sussex we do not
know.'

tAir Otoncairrznantist —The statement which within
the last ten or twelve days has obtained such extended circu-
lation in the county, to the effect that the Marquis of Wor
meter, who in February, 1846, was returned for this division
in opposition to the Nom F. Charteris, a conservative but
free.trader, had announced his intention of withdrawing
(rum this, and offering himself us candidate for the western
division, ha- been contradicted upneauthority,it being his lord-
.hip's intention to beak a renewal of his peewit trust. There
is • 11101012/ that the Son. It,. Charteris will be again
brought forward, and should such be the case It is the
opinion of many that he would be returned.
West Sostostairr.—lt is said that Mr. Wood, a barrister.
will be brought forward to oppose Mr. Ackland "on pro-
testant principles."
MONMOUTH P

ssonotoms.—lt is now stated, with consider-
able essaisace, that Users will be an opposition Alma to
the rebus of the ream liberal number, Mr.
Blewits. The opposite wan promoote by • =.14
the liberal palter, who, oreasivimMat they have ma Mara
of quanelrarathele promemmemasistive, hare losemiam
=la Alain eirer maelklahe. Col. Ms
hem be it le Min podthey, that Mr. J
Jon.. %Xing/eh, a wealthy Whelk gentimmit=
a rental' of Sir Benjamin Hall, the member for illeellobilikh
will come lerward. The friends of Mr. Murat anus Kr
Benjamin Hall of being at the root of the dubious, bat de?,
at the ems time, express their confidence that Mr.
will be returned by a majority even greater then that which
he obtained at the last contest over Mr. Bailey. These is a
rumour that a member of the Morgan family is to be Mel
sated in the tory interest. 1
BIRIIINOILAM.—It is understood that Sir Robert Peel bee
signified to those engaged in promoting a requisition to
hint that he will not come forward, and hasrequested that
no further steps may be taken in the matter. Mr. Sposaar's
frit tads are preparing for the contest, and Mr. Munt., is a
charactetistk speech, replete with many profesaoss of her
pendent., has declared that he will nut coalesce with X.
Spooner, nor Mr. Beholefield, nor anybody else. Our era
respondent, says, " the hon. gentleman (always an imam
timid') hes perhaps more of • predilection for tes7
than, with all his blastula, he finds it convenient to elkalier.
ledge ; at least. such has been suspected before now, sal
perhaps this may afford the key to his refusal to Nilsen
with • liberal."
ATLEABURY.—Captaia Hamilton has formally announced
his retirement—inability to attend to padiammitary batisees
being assigned as the only resat for this intimsties. Lae
Nugent's address establishes the fact that ho in top to
the poll. His lordship simply declares the ao chime Ine
taken place in his opinion, and appeak to Yes put senior
when member for Aylesiburv, ss a raustee tor this Situ&
Mr. Clayton has as yet danced no addrem l hot judgVesivem
his remarks at a late agricultural diem pass, we
Adteraser) should 'appose he is hip prepare to most he
electors and again solicit their votes. Wee rum= mph
ing our borough are afloat, some of hum aboard ia
such as the bringing forward of a camiliste to robe the lee
Popery " cry.
BriKEWSBURY.-8013111 Culprit! and sea virtuous is.
dignation " has been excited by thei ',thrums% of Mr. Bea-
jamin Disraeli; "when," sir the Salvias Journal, "Me
return for Shrewabury, subject to any opposition that coal
be offered, was sure, with a clear majority of upward.' el
three hundred."
Lune.—The liberal electors of Leeds are still in sutra
'pendent* with Joseph Sturge, Req., who has taken dm
to deliberate on the proposal made to him. The hope Is
entertained, that in about a week Mr. Sturge may Tilt
the town for the purpose of addressing the inhabitants.—
Leeds Mercury.
DaaatOM Buttoss.—Sir,—You would be doing the
cause of liberal and enlightened opinions a great aerate,
by exposing the piece of political scandal connected with the
enclosed .—The Denbigh Burghs are in want of a represent
alive, in consequence of the retirement of Mr. Mmewaring;
and Mr. F. R. West offered himself, u you will observe by
his circular of the 7th inst. Mr. F. R. West is a Tory, bat
of a very liberal description, and is much beloved and re.
spected all. Yon will observe, however, by his address
of the ' Ist inst., that he withdraws in consequence of
" family circumstances." These circumstances are neither
more nor leas than that the Han. F. West, his father, con-
siders his son's ideas too much in advance to be permitted to
us. We must be fitted with one of the go-backward gusty,
and Mr. J. L. Wynne. jun., is the man of his choice. As
an instance of the furious seal with which Mr. Wert, sen.,
is prepared to act, I may mention that he discharged one of
his sgents, on ten minutes' notice, for having circulated his
son's address. It is reported that Col. M. Biddulph, of
Chia Castle, • liberal and free-trader, will oppose Mr.
Begot, one of the county representatives. Mr. West, sen.,
has determined to oppose him also to the death. People
here are very mach disgusted with the tyrannical proceed.
ings of the old gentleman, and hope that Mr. F. R. West
and Col. M. Biddulph will still be brought forward.—Yooe
BTAI7NCH SUPPORTBIL—LIangoIIen, May 27.
Doven.—We alluded last week to the circumstance, that
a portion of the Dover Conservatives were laying their heads
MT:Tto oust Sir Jahn Bee Reid from the representation
borough. A oeseidate is in the field, in the person
at Mr. Prissep, who sores forward on high Protestant
measemsey and presedemist principles. It appears, however,
he the larders is the morament wind Sir J. ft. Reid
in mar Mt, eves yet rem* without their host ; for it
is the bast, as wail as the whh, of a large body of the era-
amoral that the worthy baronet will yet come forward te
solicit OW; honour et being returned once more for Drain ;
aid twee, deubties", is a strong reaction in his favour.
" TOM, Mr. rearm" mys the Dover Chronick," in ie.
ehaage its Sir J. Z. Bar, with all the 6r
4 the Liner, weed be ormehhig like go .4staill:prZ
*Angina MI the fr& Kebob surely mar Mi'M einem
back to the ell osenier it
the hese MI 4111_
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yet, the fedeolism et a aitnyptsindsa and
' no pew,' mime weed Indicate on the part
of a wales et se femme's, to cede towards these old
and ,laded le, . This Moire of a autdidate is, to say
theegeher w keet h wry he last& imp
a olitic, we think, sad '
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theism, oar opiskso, hit the attempt to palm a mediae at
this skim sf pildshr l—how wealthy surer he tarp ba—m
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Wiss, Ohs Mend caudidate, there can be little morilmjs
me el me"
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sending depotations ever the kingdom to hmhr
scl(fi h likely in tseweerwhebned seldraW/Mtiehhost gad
Thumb.* a meaty etenomammatgmeat,
ma, id. Wilts Kr iir. Itanisw, Mr.
Devemstitharth candidate is are enammesi la the per-
son elfin Wam Bibb, ot Kamehester. Kr. GM lemon
in Ihimhomer se having tekaa • part in procerim hr the
tarenghthe phOopont &bonding port (the rate rpm, se
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r IRELAND.
DUBLIN, Mar 29.
The sorrow kw O'Connell is deep and univereed
the provinces ; more sincere and earnest
thalleggraidess levity which characterised the citi-
zens of Dahlia. All the papers overflow with pane-
'Trio, and evaa the adversaries of his policy—neither
few nor hitter—have been touched by. the fall of
Catisand run into the " patriotic " vets. Already
ilk
dy has been discoed of, if the comnitias oldie
oatholis consteries egad accomplish that estl, by
placing it in the meow burialtromed of
Obannsvia. To mesa the prise, the cow
milks lass reeled to pay the expenses
allandlig the transport of the body from Genoa. But
Ws will set be. Neither the friends of O'Connell
nor the Irish people will sulk the remains to lie in a
box of seven-het by flee, to gratify the Glasenevin
Committee. They will be carried to Derrynane ; and
in a sweeter place than the ancient ruin affords they
could sea mow.
Grand obsequies have been performed at Genoa, at
which, among other notabilities, the great freetrader
attended. "-Mr. Cobden," says a writer in the
Freeman, " who happened to be at Genoa, acted in a
my affectionate and handsome manner on the melan-
choly occasion." In the coffin has been placed a glass
phial, containing a record for the purposes of ideas
Intention.
The senion runs to a close, but although legisla-
tion on subjects of no pressing necessity be postponed,
yet it is well to sow the seeds in. time that public
opinions may cause them to germinate. The 'Korth-
ern farmers have taken up very warmly the principles
of the southern tenant tragic), but with more steadi-
ness and resolution. In Derry, the arbitrary conduct
of some of the landlords has pushed on the farmers
to very strong resolutions on the rights of tenants,