The Express.
London, England, 1859-05-12 00:00:00

THB NEW PARLIAMENT.

Additional eariaben returned since our publics-
tioe of yesterday •
Fermanagh (enrin.y) Mr. Archdall (C)
Hon. Mr. Cols (C)
Kerry (county)
Virconat Cassknew (L)
Clue (court})
Mr. Caked (L)
Orkney aid Slastaed

Total Liberals 343

VII

14enatera reused

Lorne COUNTY.—Mr. Forteeene, Mr. M'Clintock,
and Mr. Bellew were nominated yesterday. The allow of
bands wee In favour of the two former candidates. A poll
was demanded t n babel( of Mr. Bellew.
INHUMANITY AT WIGAN ELECTION.—On Tueaday
aftmsoon en legume was held at the Town-hall, Wigan.
botoco Mr. Birchen, deputynotoner, en the body- al
William Towng. who dird on the prevlous Tuesday morn-
ing. Margaret Rowlands, the first witness sworn, proved
that the deeesxod had been for a dozen years troubled with
aetkose,•and had been belfast fur fire weeks previone to his
death with tho disease. On the miming of the Wigan
election, Saturday the 30th of April, Ike deceased was seat
for to vote. He was very ni when be left the house in the
moraine, and he was even more exhausted when he re-
turned in the evening. He wao at once put to bed, end
never spin left his room, dying about 4 o'clock me
Tuesday moralitz. William Shorn, chief motembir,
deposed that beteg at the polling booth on the day of
election, he saw the deceased Lrought in by hie son, who,
doping the old man round hie annuals, pushed him for-
ward. The deceased was in an extrequely treble condition,
and c mid scarcely move. He slipped from the alms of hie
son, and fell on the door, and the coo, who was advanced in
liquor, fell upon him. The crunq then clonal around him,
mat whilst the loan was on the Ilea witness mew a Fortson
stretch his arm from the outside of the group and lift Wen up
by the bar. He afterwards taw the deemed on the door
neer the White 1,1,111 public-house; his eyes were quite
shed, and witness thought be was deed. He was removed
Into the public, boner, and pat to bed. Witness considered
the conduct of the eon calvulaMd to beaten the death of •
pima is the condition of the deeessed.-0. Galli, Beg.,
eorrelsoratel the statement of the last witness; and Ste
Depsty-Coroner having addressed the jury, a verdict wee
retyped of diet from natural cause% the jury *Mug that, is
their opinion, the eon's e induct was not altogether bet (rum
blame.— Aseehester itraNliner.
AMENITIES OF THE GENERAL ELECTION.—An
•• menet mariner," warmly attached t the deg of Mr.
Wawa, fought bravely by hi. rde in the South Shields
contemt —Jack loving hie leader all the ea ve "for his name
of John." There wee one thing, however, which (es be told
• Quayside,. on Saturday eight) he could not forgive In the
Malin candidata—and that wee, that, whoa the poll wee
ever, '• he shook halide with Mr. Ingham I" What, this,
could Jack have said on Teem:lay, after the South North-
umberland deceits, NM bad men the eo•wervative masher
(Mr,Le,dm.lell) repair to Bywell with the libeel member (Mr.
and quietly nommen" fishing for milmos in the
imam of the Tjne! And the honowuble angler flatted on
his enreaguo's votes& to some purpose, too; fur be speedily
breaded four doe Eel. Is there any thee member, from
the ide of Wishi to the Orkneys, who or bout el the
terteroanoe of ruck • SW on the day of hie eketiost—
, Gateshead 014,1-rer.
, REPORTED DEATH OP MR. FAGAN, M.P.—The
I anneunmesent of the death of Mr Fatten, M.P., is without
Soandatioa. Toe hon. member
weirs for seem weeks pas!, been
a very severely in lispeee but hep, to learn that the
r hon. gristle, ot was last evening dire sad la greatly im-
p owed Leath.