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London, England, 1859-11-03 00:00:00

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BRM6wATER.—ELECTION EXPENSES.—The elec-
tion auditor has jag Wad his official statement of the
expense' Incurred by the four candidates at the recent elec-
tion for this borough. The total expense incurred by
Colonel Tynte, M.P., la set down at 2051. 19s. 6d., and the
total cost incurred by Mr. A. W. Ringlike, M.P. is re-
Mto be 1981. ea. lid. The defeated candidates, Marrs.
dtavariek sad Westropp, figure conjointly for 1641. 7s. 7d.
'rah LANCASHISE RIWORMERi UNION.—On Tea-
day seeming a nesting of the ceenoil of the Lancashire Re-
forme's' Union waiiheld in Newairs-buildings, Idasehester,
undreamt presidency of Mr. George Wilson. There wee a
large attendance, and after the preliminary lowdown wee
!bashed a resolution was passed congratulating Mr. George
Thompson, who had been engaged as the agent
of the union, on him restoration to health, end
welcoming him among the reformers of Lancashire.
Mr. Thompson, after disliking the members of the council
for the honour they bed done him, recapitulated the objects
of the association, and showed the necessity of the week they
had undertaken. Mr. Thompson will addressareform meet-
Mg at Chorlion-on-Medlock on Monday *maim, mad at
Rewtonatall and Accrington on the 9th and 10th lasts
Loss IN TIM "ROYAL CIIARTER."—It is With
deep regret we have to record among the names of these
who fail a prey to the weedier waves in the total wreck of
this 111-fated ship on Wednesday morning last that of
Mr. Edmund Smith, who, with his wife three children,
unfortunately perished. The deceased, who was about
30 years of are, and second son of our respected neigh-
boar, Mr. Edward Smith, of Greet Combeeton, stet-
-4 lo the gold diggings in the summer et
'62, and, strange to say, was on that occasion,
when within sight of the Australian mast, robbed by •
fellow passenger of every farthing he had in the world. •
gentleman on loud, much to has credit be it said, moved
by his unhappy condition, kindly presented him with •
sovereign as the means of leading, and which subsequently
Droved the sequel to that sitcoms which afterwards attended
Lim, for no stoner had he set foot on the soil of Melbourne
than he fell to work, and being of a sober, pereenting turn
of mind, and pcmeessing too a generosity randy smelled, all
difficulties vanished, and he soon became cos of the first teen
in that fir-famed city, a street bearing his name. Seven
years of honest unremitting toil gave hack its sure reward,
an hoconeable independence. Again turning his steps
homeward be sought his native village, in which he was
greatly beloved, and where amid its peaceful shade. he might
spend the remainder of his days—hesm the awful calamity
that betel hie'. The body of one of the children, a fine Nple
boy, about four years of age, has alone been recovered; it
was washed ashore, and on being reoognised as one of Mr.
Smith's children by one of the surviving passengers, was
forwarded to Persh.we by rail, and received at C,omberton by
the sorrowing friend. en &easy lest.—frercester
The Board of Trade yesterday issued the official
=on the lima of the Jersey steamer Express,
took plain on the coast of Jersey, in the
month of September last. Mr. Blab, who was in
charge of the vessel, is acquitted of wilfully taking
the pewees which led to the disaster; the conduct of
the crew and engineer. is highly commended ; but the air- '
emostances attending the drowning of two of the passengers
were purposely not taken into consideration. One of the
magistrates divented from the report ; and, in consequence,
the Board of Trade do not intend to take any steps in the
matter. For the seme mean the artificer° of Mr. Plabb
was returned to him,