The Express.
London, England, 1859-06-20 00:00:00

LONDON, MONDAY EVINDEG, JUNE 20, 1859.

IEPRIOANTATION OP MAIIILIBONI.

On Saturday morn* it was determined by a
port= of the liberal pety to put Mr. Bernd Osborne, int•
member for Dover,fiteatlerYea teethe seat rendered resent
in the n_opreaseitation of this beseregh by the proposed elm-
' tieu of SW Benjamin Hall to the tipper• Home, end eregul-
ation to that gentlemen is is COMM aerometers. Committees
have been formed,med ma active evens has already been
commenced in his behalf. Dlr. Leyard's =me hew also
been mentioned in COODllike with the libelee imenet. The
conservative party sze_equelly skirt. The names of Sir H.
Carden and Colonel nee brought forward, and
placards announcing the Wise maths reshot candidate have
been extensively posted.
A public meeting
_vas had on Saturday evening, at the
Victoria Tavern, Morningtommed, Camden-town few the
pure. of hearing the polite= sentiments of Colonel Dick-
er= Mr. H. Fornies, junior churchwarden of St. Pancras,
wee called so the chair. He mid be had taken the duty on
this owed= entirely =pledged to =molt any candidata.
Of the political opinions of Colonel Macke= be knew no-
thing, bat begged leave to intl.:dem the gallant colonel to
the meeting,

Colonel DICKSON in answer to several questions,
end what his had recently soon at Huntingdon con-
vinced him of the necessity of altering the fratchne,
sad extending electoral districts. He would give • vote
to any man who paid hie rent; Indeed he would my
that everybody ought to have a vote who had arrived
at manhood, end wee in his seems, sad either coon-
pin a helm or rooms. He would vote foe • 101. franchise
is counties, without any restrictions. Ha held, In the words ,
of Mr. Edwin James, that when it woe said the ballot was
on•Eaglialt, that Intimidation was equally un-Engliah, sad
therefore he would go for the ballot. He would vote for the
abolition of the ratepaying clauses. He would retire if be
found dun was another liberal stronger then hiramill in the
geld. If, on the other hand he raw a fair prospect of moons,
he would go to the poll. Ho wee for Ism than triennial par-
liaments, es he thought three eta a_lonn don With is.
ammo te main Me Me. shostM it be attained
Mhe renege MM, say nose of them wished to
be taxed more than
Mr. Baron wished 021anne.tow whether Colonel Dickson
would, as a general rubs, support the liberal government of
Lord Palmerston in opposition to the Derby government?
Colonel Dies:sox mid he should give no facioua oppo-
sition to any government which would grant a good measure
of reform. He would most certainly give a general support
to the government of Lord Palmerston. Having answered
other Thrones,
Mr. Rose add he thought they had heard quite enough
to prove that Colonel Dickson would go into parliament as a
thorough reformer. (" Hem, hem," and cries of •'Oh. ob.")
He moved, " That, having heard the statements of Colonel
Dickson, the meeting approved of the same, and pledged
Itself to mean his mean at the ensuing election." (Applause
and dean)
. . _ . .

moulded the resolution, and Mr. WATSON
supportedLL
MT. WIPTANOZA, jail., said he NY no opponent of Ccl.
Dickson, but be thought these proceedings premature, and
that they moat have some far more explicit sentiments from ,
the gallant colonel than they had heerd that night, and
urged the meeting not to pledge themselves by coming to
any vote that night.
Mr. Seca ea moved ea an amendment, " That no vote be
team that evening to pledge them to support Colonel Dick-
son or anyone else." (" Hear," "Oh, oh, 'and interruption.)
Mr. EVERSTIELD seconded the amendment, and Win on
the electors not to compromise themselves. There was a
requisition getting up to Mr. Banal °Morse, and there
might be other eligible candidates in the field. (Hoer.)
After some further discussion, and great warmth of feeling,
the question was put, and there appeared Ea the amendment
111, menet It 22.
Mr. Carats moved a ascend amendment, to adjourn the
0 a"Atill out Tuesday, which wee negatived by 21 to
at, number of the electors not voting.
The original resolution was declared carried, and thanks to
the cisinseit closed the proceedinp.
A public meeting of conservatives, convened by placard
and advertisement, Ina also held at the Marylebone Insti-
tution, for the panne of establiehing a conservative moods-
non foe the borough. There woe but a thin attendance, end
after speeches from Mr. Haig (who was in the chair), Mr.
?Meaux, and one or two othses, the meeting warn adjourned
until Tuesday.
An address to the electors hr been put forward In favour
of Mr. James White, the late member for Plymouth.

SPORYING.

THE MEETING AT ASCOT.
70 7111 101701 07 701 EXPREB9.
Eta,--The meeting at Ascot Mu quite come up to
the espectetions that were formed of it, althouti many
were diesppointad at the absence of her Majesty on the Oral-
hag day, as, Jddging from the Increase in the star receipes
on Tuesday, barred" visited/rot with no other object thee
paying their reopens to their sovereign. They bad an wpm.
Coda, however, of vitamins a befillent day's spat, the
▪ mate as the mrd reaming ea avenge of tat maws
each, sal tome of too finishes were most kaisrealsg. In the
Trial takes, Sedbury always had the beet of it, the norm
of Resabel being even wares them at Batts or Epsom ; bat
she did not look overworks, and to the armee the Shades',
inhibited by • cram • fee bee to the ChS7ler Cep may
be risfectonly explained, Maur is archer that bolted
a trite "jolly," and he try mend hie pordonesece some
day. The Whitewall stable was within an see se lore the
reot Derby mice tortas " the Brother to Ryles, (sew
called Magnum), and the hest of them meet lam hut • per
chair for the Bt. Leger atter Maenumrs Royal Meat Cup
performance. The Biennial and Teem:dal justified the geed
opinion I held of Mr. Marrs youngsters, Thennenby howling
over the great Lumillus, and Lady Falcoser only succsarng
to the Venue Illy by a head. Thormaaby instantly 'applied
• good favourite for the Derby of 1840 ; and there were one
or two behind that looked worthy of attention for that event
abo, 'genres being, perhaps, the pick of the basket, always
eusepelsg, of erne, Lupullus who wee not in tip-top form.
The Moat of Leamington by'Bedtbut for the Gold Vase was
one of these " fink..' we are eampelled to witness at shunt
envy meerg, the yr'ne being held deridedly too
eel Irvington's Goodwood exhibition will he of •
totally diffiesat abaraotar, balms the market is spotied sole
for him. The eirsamstasees tinder which Rankle car-
ried GI the filers him a great bona, for
.ifrit Ire dose but weak this same, aad his
pal) set hartag MEW Wm, dry wire both sarprissd sad
chagrined at his trerforreasoe, which may now spoil a
. good rag" for the Goodwood Makes, as Instead of nearly
the feather he will be or of the heavily weighted threw
yellers. The half doer events wet for Wednesday board
sormextreordinarily good fields ;In feet, the off-day" was
stronger in that particular than either of the others, the
average baring • biker's doses each ram. Most of the
straggles, too, were vary close; that for the Forel:1111 between
Lady 'Avner, Acton, and Spicebox, being doubtful until
the very lest stride, when the colours of the fleet Actaeon were
lowered by one favourably mentioned by me on Monday
last. The &Not of the Heroine of Lucknow in the Coro-
nation Stakes was not so glorious as was anticipated by
many Caere never giving her, or anything elm, a chance.
The Royal Hunt Cop was remarkable for the prominent po-
✓kies obtained by " outran," not one of the first amen
being supported at starting, and the handicapper was
also complimented by • dead heat for first place
with a oar of them. The Kies at Aron proved hie fondness
for a hill by the game manner in telrh he raced home with
&shim are having been completely shut oat for the first
half mils; but Schism never ran so kindly when tackled
before, and it was one of the fairest dead heats ever adjudged.
Magnum ran • good horse, sad Hibberd got umeth out of
him as any one could of the weight ; but it requires • giant
in the saddle to fairly bring hint oat, and he will have to con-
fine himrelf to Bst 71b rams to do the Baron say good. Bram
having been cut about severely during the rsou she went to
the post rather lame for the deciding heat, which sufficiently

acoranta for the King betting her so far. 'Ardour's defeat of
Romney and • host of others proved that his form is still
good ; but h•iw the new Premier's kern turned the tables
upon him the next lay with the weights 71b mon unfavour-
able to him is not easily explained, for the distance
was only • quarter of • mile further. Crofton being
dead swim, the Triennial was booked • certainty
fir Reined ; but he could not quits land himself
fire, St. Clarence giving the Solders a turn (which fully cow-
, palmated for the 't warming Ardour gave them) by beating
him and May Morning, after one of tho severest nom of the
week. If the fields were eat so strong, numerically, on the
grand day as on any ether, the nine events on the mud were
as Interesting am they could have been made; the opening
scene, the Vieltors' Plate, being remarkable for the detest of
a tj &vomits in Odd Trick (who pulled up lame) by
who Ms improved amazingly this Beeson. Had
Slumped id bees so omAdent, three tremendous " pre"
wadi banshees upset_ by YAW, the first time of eking.
Jot the Royal Stead Plan, as be fairly beat Zuyder Zsecaud
Toarnemeat roman very unkind he hindered Wild Ron
omedderebly caning an tbedistersca; so that she would bare
been beaten a good length bad Sherwood continued riding;
bet be mewed may ureter of winning inch a valuable prise,
lad a beautiful rub 01 Labs Snowden Mid the bacon el the
backers of Wild 8e.., by his making It • dead beat. The
Mae not having been chewed, and the bookmakers also
war=out," for few bed whim Wright's name, the filly
the favourite for the deciding beat, mad,
to soy. dm old horse never bad a chance with her. Then
for The Gold Cup we. so good that ell the remain were
hacked •• for money" except,Ninarod, who merely acted the
part of pioneer for Bevis ; but Sanaterer wee discovered so
decidedly out of form when the sambas were put up that be
left the front rank, and his place was taken by the He.
Old Fisherman, as he la familiatly termed, could not possibly
have looked better, and there wee no fault to find with North
Lincoln as regard; oondition ,• In fact, it looked" any odds"
oe the two, as Bevis appeared stale, and Defender wee giving
the berth's horse weight. Thanks to Nimrod, the pace wee
• cracker from end to end, so that on nearing the
lest tan, Nimrod had biotin everything (himself included)
but Saunterer and Fisherman. The former bad the lead
when the turn was made, when one of his forelegs gave
way; but Creeswell gamumnieg Osborne, Saunterer an-
swered gamely to the latter's call, and stetl/glad to the end
in such a manner that he will prove invaluable as a stallion;
Fisherman, however, finished at his erne, and having treated
Newcastle in the same manner for the Queen's Plate not
long afterward', ell doubm as to his bounden' an set at rest,
so teat be may turn his 68 victories Into a Misdeed yet, If be
does not retire (as he deserves to do) at the 'odd the season.
There are few to beat him, even with his lOst Sib. In the
Goodwood Cup, his stable companion, Leamington Sat 1010,
sad Primes., 13,4 61b, being the only old hone" who can hope
to do so, Marionette and the Promised Lead being all the
youngsters he has to beat The New Stakes brought out
the beet and lamest field of twconstrobles this
season, Thormanby's Mb penalty, couykd with his
baring been indulged since Tuesday, causing the
taliewt to be turned upon him by Rupee, who,
Contadina and Aurora, Loth clan up, ere in the Oaks.
Comer:line is fully downier the high estimate T. Parr
limed of her, and Thunderbolt will not tarn oat nerd the
worst of the two-yr-eids eels et AMC The ea winder of the
=u
did
not supply say incident for roe to comment upon,
the sport on Friday was et • most respectable
character, and Mr. Hibbard coq be omagratuleted on having
manned to perfection by farthe most amereeshil and interest-
ing meeting on Ascot Death of modern tines.
The meeting at Manch/der weed at as well as could bare
here expected atter clashing with emit a Arturo as Ascot,
but handicaps being all the rage there I need sot dwell upon
the results, which base in slightly affected the Newton events
that that meeting, which was intended to be supplementary
to Mancherm, bids fair to edipee it. The programme, how-
ever, with that put forth for Hampton, I can better discuss
whirl the Leta is complete-1 am, Ito. METEOR.