The Express.
London, England, 1847-07-29 00:00:00

WESTMINSTER.

CLOSE OF THE POLL.
Evans (L.)
3389
Poll at Lushingtea (L.) 3117
4 o'clock Cochrane (C,)
Mandeville, Lord (C.) 2067

GOODWOOD RACES.

THIS DAY.-(BY EXPRESS).

THE GOODWOOD CUP of 3001., the second to
receive 1001., and the third 301. Now Cap Course.
Hero • .. . . .. 1
Ervx .. 2

il;47:•lfdog . •. 4
Nine ran. Won by a length.
SWEEPSTAKES of 25 rove each. T.Y.C.
Nectar . walked over.
SWEEPSTAKES of 100 eovs each. New mile.
Quicksand . . 1
King of Morven . .. 2
Mirmillo . . .. 3
tWon by half a length.
SWEEPSTAKES of 200 rove. each. T.Y.C.
Lola Monter . 1
Astrtea 32
Miss Orbell

Six ran.

THE MOLECOMBE STAKES of 50 soya each, &e.
Glendower .. . . . 1
Vexation .. . 3
Tippet .. . .. 4

EXPRESS FROM PARIS.
We have received, by express, our Paris letters and
papers of yesterday.
The affairs of Switzerland at present engross •
is portion of the attention of the pablic in France,
sat indeed, in all the great European states, than
would be expected from the small geographical extent
and comparative political insigniecanoeof dist country.
The French journals of yesterday and the preceding
days, as well as our own correspondence, are occupied
chiefly with the struggle now maintained between
the majority and minority of the cantons and be-
tween the federal government and the diplomatic
agents of the absolutist courts and of France. The
diet, now in session at Berne, which is the recognised
legislative body of the federal unicn of the 22 Swiss

ELECTIONS TO COME.
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__ Tug MISTROPOLI&.

LAMBETH.—Mr.IIaVie.I-The electors of Lambeth
resident at Peckham and its neighbourhood assembled
yesterday evening at the Rosemary Branch to hear Mr.
Hawes, in whose behalf the meeting had been convened.
J. H. llarknoll, Esq., having taken the chair, Mr. Hawes
addressed the meeting in terms nearly similar tothose already
reported. The honourable gentleman having et some length
explained his votes on the Maywooth grant, the Manchester
bishoprics, and flogging in the army, resumed his seat amidst
loud end general cheering. The pseud questions were then
asked and satisfactorily answered, more especially one res-
pecting church rates, an impost which Mr. Hawes h
would be speedily abolished. A resolution recommen
Mr. Hawes to the electors was then put and carried unani-
mously, and the meeting adjourned.
A CONEERVATIVE IN run FIIILLL—Mr. Archer GUER',
nearly related to the late Baron Gurney, presented himself
last night as a conservative candidate to • meeting of elec-
tors at Newington.
MIDDLESEX.—Me. BERNAL OsnontrE.—A meeting of
the electors of Middlesex, in the interest of Mr. Ralph
Bernal Osborne, took place at the Crown and Anchor Tavern
yesterday evening, who beard an explanation of that gentle-
man's political opinions—Mr. Hall (banker) proposed a
resolution calling upon the three candidates to appear at a
public meeting, in order to state their political opinions.
Col. Wood had deserted his colours, and the electors would
now desert him ; his name had become a bye word among
the farmers of Middlesex, and if Loudon did its duty he
could tell them that the other districts of the county
would do theirs. He would conclude by moving the
resolution. Mr. Bermingham seconded the resolution,
which passed unanimously.—The meeting then separated.