The Express.
London, England, 1859-05-09 00:00:00

EAST SUFFOLK.

The polling at this etnggie —by far the most im-
portant of any which hes mooned in the Beaten counties at
the prevent general election—tack place on Saturday. Elec-
tions to Eat Suffolk have for many rem passed off quietly,
• contest not having occurred 'inns 1813, but it was deter-
mined on the present coossion to make a "dead set" against
the Attorney-General, who offered himself in the conserva-
tive ietercat in conjunction with Dad Henniker. The
liberals strangely selected for their attack the ablest of their
opponents, and one great cry raised against the learn 1 At-
torney-General was that be wee not a gentlemen of large
landed pommies* In the county, and in fact an " intruder."
Beth ponies applied themselves heartily to the work cot oat
for thorn, and the liberal candidate and his opponents visited
eveadzusiriket town in the division for the purpose
of • the electors. On "tome of them occasions ra-
ther strong the
has been need against the Attorney-
General, and one gentlemen (Mc. Johnston) observed at
Haleserorth that • so tainted was his reputation that the
late Sir Hobart Peel, a man of the highest honour, would
have nothing to with him At a remarkable trial some
years since Sir Fitzroy Kelly, after being assured by the de.
liquent Tawell that he woe guilty, actually shed tears to in-
duce the jury to acquit the unhappy man for whom be weer
pleading. To this charge the AttornerGeneral has to-day
published the following reply, addreesed to Idr. Johnston :
"As the Isle Sir Robert Peel was pleased to select me
from the whole's's. of England, and recommend me to her
Ilejenty for the appointment of Solleitor-General, and as I
bad the honour to bold that Mike under Sir Hobert Peel
until, upon the distobition of his government, I resigned ft
into the hands of the fawn, and Memo.)). as tektite I =dar-
ts* that defence upon the trial at Aylesbury to which you
refer, I wee meet tolemuly assured by the 'delinquent
Taweti' that Its was wholly oiltlees, and his aseurence was
supported by the certificate. of seine of the mutt eminent
she ices of the day that the death of the deceased could not
have been effected as alleged on the part of the presecutioo,
you mey judge of the surprise with which reed this state-
ment übliclyg, and o end delll stately made by one to whoen 1 have
done npo wronffered no roma:llth n, behind my back,
with no one tie defend me, addressed to the electors of this
divbion of the county eta moment when It was Wasted to
inflict On mea deep and irreparable injury."
The error committed by the liberals in Wetting the At-
torney-General as the principal object of attack—Lord
Henniker being considered au unobjectionable country gen-
Mecca° of the old tory school—was soon made epperast at
the poll on Saturday. The constituency is mattered over a
wide straggling donne, but the return from the venom
polling planes were eapte.sed and telegraphed to Ipswich,
where both parties had their head-gasmen, with the utmost
expedition. The and result became known about tight on
Saturday 'meninx, and Ls es follows
Henniker, 2674 ; Kelly, 2520 ; Adair, 1876.

GUST YARMOUTII.—A committee 'elected from
the liberal petty of the town ere ato ppeellrg the ref moms
of England" for " t nettle them to prosecute a poli-
tica egainst the recant ration 0 02* conservative candidates
fee the borough. This pct.tills the committee state has barn
decided on ; and they add, let every toss reformer tamest-
I bee shot Yarmouth has succumbed, nut front soy pmodic,
fart on the port of it. lo el obstructive', tat from t
hen effect"
highystem ot corruption dahht !Mel, peopoowded ty thous in
potet•Ou neck LI estate poser, and worked out by
their *Li; and that the aystern is wide-spread In its r amiti-
es/11one, anbeereVe of the most leered and In
fish% pt alysom is Ito moults to the causedof Tarim, and
most injurious to the oommuniiy at large." On the other
Mad, the conservatives defy their opponents to do their went.
NOZWICII.—The conservatives here threaten a
million against the return of the liberal candidates, Lord
Eery and Mr. Schneider. Sir S. Bignold, is en address to the
eleasem Mots at " überar measures." Mr. C. M. Lusting-
sea, who came forward se tilt, second ormervativs candidate,
Ms sloe addressed the elegem*, and oboists : "Yoe the cre-
me l bid you farewell. You ate all aware that the victory
Des keen dearly bought, sod ere loeg I hope that I shall to
is position Kale to spews Ware you, end to reverse the
dodgem now arrived at. On the other hand, Mr. J. fl.
the leader of the "Maenad" section of the titers'
party, has stmounced hie intention of moving a petition to
parliament from the town council, praying forfors full, search-
ing, end impartial inquiry into the corrupt prectkee of the
at tbe
late election. Mr. O. Gedge, a prominent member
conservative party, bee esperased his readiness to woad the
propositka.
sOurtthbilelol.--The addreioes of Mewl.. Sey-
mour end Willco, the aticoesthil carfides., end of hlr.
Weltuelta, jam., the sea of the sasucceesful candidate, on Me
result at the Macao% have been lamed. Mr. Wilkes laments
the deplorable division of the liberal party in the town as
that to the comas
of the port. ltr. Seymour says
that In hie retura M of the poll all Emitted, re.
eglible• not the werehumph of se lediridual but • glorious
moral victory won by a goat cuestioassey." Mr. Weguelin
Yso ategaroitay 11l that the result of the election has not
yet been communicated to him.
CLASS CO
Catcall,
Colonel White, and
Colonel Veodeleur were toceisated on Saturday. The show
pollhands was Is krone of them lamer gestheasso, std a
was timmadid ea hebeif ef Coined Yeadarikar.

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