The Express.
London, England, 1859-04-28 00:00:00

OREENWICII.
A meeting of the electors of thin borough took
place on Tuay night, at the union Tavern, Ballast-quay,
East Greenwich, for the pupas of meeting Mr. Montagu
Chamber', and of hearing frees him an exposition of Ms
political nationals. A considerable number of electors use
present, and a resolution that Mr. Chambers was adt end
paper person to represent the borough In parliament wu
carried unanimously. The general tropreerlon is that Alder.
sea Salocoona end Mx. Chambers are sure to be returned.

BARNIITAPLE.—Five candidates—four Conaerra-
due mid one liberal—see still soliciting the honour of reps-
ending this borerh, and it ia difficult to say what the result
of the contest will_
_.to Men), people think that if the four
conservative candidates persist in going to the poll, Mr.
Dade, the liberal, all be returned.
DIRMINGRAM.—It appears to be now quite cer-
tain that Mr. Aelead will go to the poll ; indeed some of the
hon. gentlemen's pincipal supporters aver that he will poll
to the last men.
REECONgillee.—No opposition will be offered to
the return of Major the Hoe. G. C. Morgan, who has been
cannesing in mans pros of the meaty during the pest
week.
Balcog.—The strong contest which will take
place hers le invested with s peculiar interest hoar the fact
that Mr. John Lloyd, of Dina who, now in the COOSOIV&-
tire interest, endeavour to unseat Colonel V. Wattles, the
old liberal representative, was formerly bates in a caster
for this borough on the liberal aids by Sir Charles Morgan,
now Lord Traeger. Lord Teed/rem eon-In-law has wen
osaraelag with Kr. Lloyd, and it bee generally happened
that serer waited on the candidates who had " the Morgan
interest;" but now popular opinion is decidedly in favour of
the liberal sitting member, and Mr. Lloyd's defeat b spoken
of es a matter of certainty.
BniT.—lt was stated yesterday afternoon that Mr.
Thomas Bermes (liberal), who has withdrawn from the
mama far Bohr, will take the place of Mr. R. N. Philips
in the opreitica to the Right Hon. F. Peal.
Cell.LIBLE.—Sir James Graham has issued the fol-
lowing adder to the electors ,—"Netherby, April 26 :
Gledesses—The irrevocable step of dissolving pediment
lus tem by her Mejesty's deletes, at thievery Namur
wire glair boat of pervieg the are of Hare has her
fa sal, and when the aid of the great oxtail of the nation
we. moat necessary to strengthen the executive, sad to guide
adisegEtif England in the spirit and interests of pace. In .
Ike of party struggles. I de net remmaher say such
or national risk roared by any marers for
the purpose of realair place and power ; and it ia
he you nto my whether you will and
to
padiament en avowed supporta of this government,
or refer those who will join in calling them to a strict
secant for advising a diesehation at such a juncture.
With raged to domestic affairs and the indefinite posters-
meat of reform, you already know my opieion. It is fore-
saw that I have little to rid an this subject, beceure, being
conancd to my room by thaw, I cannot art you before the
nomination, sal had intended. Baton Thuradsy next—the day
of nomination—l coefklently hope to be stile to meet you ;
mad, In the meanie" the cause whir I advocate is safe in
your heads. Remember, the simple IMMO to be tried is this :
Lord Derby without Before ; or, Reform without Lord
Derby. I do cot bailer that )au will hesitate in your choice.
Let there be no mistake as to Supped= of the electors of
Carlisle.—l have the hamar to be, gandensen, your Wide'
and obedient servant, J. R. G. Gateau.'
DORCHESTEIL—Mr. W. H. Peters, of Harefleld-
home, Devonshire, issued ea eddies' to the electors a few
dap ago, offering himself as a ceadidate on conservative
protease Since then he re herd a second whiter in
which he.stata, as the result of a partial canvate, that from
his late appear°, in the field he is not jused is pro-
ceeding further, and therefore withdraws.
Evrcuatt.—ffinos the address of Mr. Chadwick
the decree have been expecting the boa. ceadidate, and he
sot having made his appearance, that perm el the easter
who always crave fora third man cast about for mother.
Oa their levitatioo, Charles Brodie Loooet:itaithe role-
min, we believe, who tried Ids. harne at , end dace
then at Wallingford, without eeeossa, eonesste to come to
Rasher A placard was on Monday circulated that Mr.
Lark would arrive that day by the mid. day train, and ad-
der' the skater In the Town Hell in
seeable. Accord-
higly, the woulder M.P. reached here in due course,and was
met by scam few of the electors at the station; but not
liking the sparer, of election pereediegs here, and feel.
fag that be had been deceived, Mr. Locock decided to with-
draw. He tenths town by the next train. The Mayor (H.
W. Smith, Rog.), accompanied by the mashers of the corpo-
ra, paraded the wrests of the town, as is anal Imre, sad
mad, the usual proclamation. S r H. Willoughby end Mr.
Holland's recces seems to be «Twin.
ICIDDIRMiNaTER.—On Monday evening a crowded
end enthusiastic meeting of workieg men was held at the
itaresbly Room, Swan Hotel, to tate into consideration the
merits of the two candidates now before the electors. Mr.
W. Page was called to the chair. Resolutions pledging the
tasting to use every legitimate mere to secure the tri-
umphant return of A. R. Bristow, Br., at the ensuing
eleetket were erred unanimously. A cry being rais
" Seed for Bristow'_ is a few minutes thatphrase en-
tered the room, which wee the signet for • tremendous ant-
beast of applause. The hoe. gentleman briefly adored
the mediae, referring to the arduous carer dike day, sad
the greet meeting he had just been addreseing at the Lion
Hotel, as e reason for a brief speech on that 000118i011.
&Mg questions were put by the working case, all of which
the hon. gentleman answered to the great satisfaction of the
tarns, and concluded by expressing hie sincere conviction
from the flattering reception he had met with both by elector;
and now electors, that in a few days be should be returned se
their represeutaive to parliament to tight their battle of re-
form. The hon. gentleman left the room amid loud and long-
°rearmed cheerier. The non-elector.', at their meeting on
Monday sassing, having decided In favour of Mr. Briatow's
claims, are ustating in caucusing.
KASTLESONIL—Sir Benjamin Hall and Mr. E.
James having telegraphed to Lord Stanley at Mate Lynn
to know whether the nomination took place with ha con-
gest, Lord Stanley replied, " I know nothing of the pro-
eerier at Marylebone, and Weed to sit for Lynn "
STAFFORD.—The day of nomination for this bo-
' rough is fixed for to-morrow, tad as it approaches the seve-
ral candidates and their friends are more actively preparing
fat the struggle. Mr. J. A. Wise, the tried representative
of the borough in the two last partammita, sands brat ere
the list ; the next who solicited the suffrages of the electors
wee Mr. Alderman Sidney ; then Mr. Thomas Sell, ass of
the wealthy banker, arid a captain In the militia ; end lest,
Lieutenant-Colonel Addiaos, late of the 2nd Drama
Guards. These four gentlemen are all resolved to go to
the poll, end the result will be • vary sheep contest. Mr.
Wise is sate ; his past redact has mewed him to the large
body of electors, end Dearly all who have been canvassed t
say
in familiar term, "We dull give Aylesford 0114," Ile
not so easy to determine who will be the other meadrer,
but If undue influence In sot used the probability is that Liss-
tentint•Coloxel Addison will be elected se the collages
of Mr. Wise. Althea& he came into the tows bet, and
parsed no local inflame, the gallant coked hes banes
the popular candidate • meadpremiers ate susamoss, the
liberal party are rallying him, sad the math of hie
✓enoms Minds the most ohamWg amiticatirms el aka:ay.
The col net bes ado:lrma die every other mein
dire his arrival la the borou0; and whilst be has mac-
fatly annulated his politkel dam, he lie also unsparingly
dealt out the most enduring arra against throe dash who
have endeavoured to weaken his position or detract hem his
popularity.. The conservative candidate, Mr. Stilt,
_who is
-- men, but deader la pandesi Mow-
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