The Express.
London, England, 1858-07-19 00:00:00

GRAPH SQUADRON.

QUEZNBTOWN, SUNDAY.
The Atlantis telegraph squadron, consisting of
RAIL Agamemnce, the tendms Gorgon and Valo-
rous, and the United States frigate Neese's, hit
early this morning for the rendesvove.

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THE MT OHANBJ

This morning the wells of Guildhall and other
public buildings belonging to the City were covered with
placards, announcing to the limy the fact that Mr. Soott
had brooms a candidate for the office of City chamberlain ;
and there was also affixed to the walls of Guildhall a second
placard, Whig upon the livery to " MOM their vote',
sa a candidete mainly unooeneeted with the
Corot of Aldermen would come forward and en-
able then to smart their independecce." Hitherto the
practice has been to confer the office only upon members cif
the Court of Aldermen, and there is not upon neded,
at all events, within the lid hundred years, any butanee is
which that practice was departed from. At present,
however, there appears to be some prospect of a cheep
in practice, far the jealousy which hie ke mum =-
Adorable period misted between the Court of Aldermen end
the Court of Comma Coattail may now be said to have dead
its culminating point, and will meet likely resolve
itself into a general support by the latter court of some am-
dads for the °Soo who is entirely uncesamted with the
farmer. In hot, although it is wall-known that anesil
Weems are odious to fill the ales, no ens has, up nabs
present time, publicly ennonnoed his Wadi= of becoming •
cendklate. A sideman appeared `a %easy wentenspreary
to the cent that Alderman Copeland had resolved ides be-
coming a candidate ; but this statement was, at all dada, In
advance of the fact, since Alderman Copeland, like Alder.
gun Sidney and others, would like the office if it were is be
had without expense, but doss not feel inclined to throw
away a few thousands upon an uncertain contest. Mr.
Scott is at the present time the only candidate actually in
the field, but it is fully eitpeated that other names will be
bads the electors to-morrow.

Lord John Busmen is to move to-night in the
House of Commons, on oonaddeestion of the Iced.' reamer kw
inneting on their ameedrenan to the Oaths Bill, " 1. That the
house doe' not consider it neoseeary to examine the mum
offered by the Lords for fasiNng upon the exclusion of Jew,
from wile/mutton by a bill of the present swam, ingtulod
.An act to provide for the relief of her Majesty's subject,
professing the Jewish religion,' their lordships have pro-
vided far the admission of persona professing the Jewish
religion to seats in the legislature. 2. That this house loth
not insist upon their disagreements with the Lords in their
smadments to the said bill."

Naw WRITS Drama THE Rzczne.—Mr. Collin!"
end Mr. Ayrton have brought a bill into the House of Com-
mons, providing that the Speaker may issue warrants
during the ream for making out new write In the room a
amebae who have aocepted office' which =mediate a ye.
election.

EVIDENCE UPON OATH.—A bill has been prepared
sad brought in the Home of Commons by Colonel Patten
and It,. Henley providing that " any select committee of the
House of Commons, to which any private bill has been
referred by the house, may examine whitens* upon oath,
which oath the alert attending such committee may ad-
minister. Any person examined aa aforesaid who shall wff-
folly give ides evidence shall be liable to the penalties of
Polior7."
Tin RECTOR AND PARISHIONERS OP St.
CLIMIONT DANE/3.—The publication in the Bryan of
arida partials of the evidence given before the diet
committee of the House of Lords, by the rector silk
Clement Danes, relative to the amount at mime all
infidelity In the pariah, has excited an angry feeling in the
minds of many of the parishioners, and on Friday lest a
special meeting was called to consider the matter. When
the motion wee brought an the rev. rector, who was in the
chair, said that before proceeding with it her deemed it right
to totany deny entertaining the remotest Idea of casting en
aspersion upon the pariah to the effect that its 17,000
ichabitants were infidels. What he did say was that vice
end immorality prevailed to a very fearlal extant, and that
there was also a great deal of Infidelity, many not even
knowing the existence of a Supreme Being. The speaker
then went into a lengthened analysis of his es :dance, and
described the lawless character of the people who inhabited
the courts and streets in the vicinity of Clare-market. On
one occasion four women, under the pretence of requiring
instruction, decoyed him into their wretched room, where
they wet upon him in such a ferociona mama that had he
not pushed some of them down and esciapci by main fatale
really could not say whet would have happened to him. Hie
object in giving such evidence was with the view of obtaining
some sulatanoe for the pariah. The transaipt of the abort-
hand writer of the rector's evidence was read. A
lengthened
diamesion ensued, and after several motions and siams
ft wee ultimately resolved that the molar should of& an
explanation in writing.
LIVERPOOL BOROUGH BANC—The Liver-
pool Mercury, of Friday, after referring to the fact that an
action brought against one of the dheators of the Borough
Beak, " to recover the value of certain shares, which, it le
alleged, were purchased by the proprietors on the faith of
false reports issued by the directors," is to be tiled at the
next Liverpool assizes, makes the following statement :
" We now learn that a distinguished mamba of the ocean-
ratios party, the representative in parliament of a small con-
stituency, and who, as trustee, Is holder of some shaves fa
the Borough Bank, has also exameaced legal procaldlage
aaggaalfondat the oldest liberal director—a gesitheasa who has
aGsedy made enormous personal maritime to relieve the as-
oessitiee of persons who have unfired by the stoppage of the
beak. We andestand that the moue hes been Yid In a
southata county. The proecade in this case have, we un-
dimmed, been temporarily stayed pending the Wei of the
muse which will be tried at the next as4ess

—THE SHEDDING OF BLOOD IN INDIA.—MthoEth
W military skill of the oomeninir-in-triefs cambial=
is not quesionsi, his erred= are ewer* attired by
mitterhe sessay sern to Toga our yosserion of an
Uss7 so powerful that It anew opymilion, sees the
tlw oar soldiers, sad simost unsasistad elate therm(
*ate of tbe enemy. "He did not kill rang k!" "HMI
kW I kill !"—that is all their a Altar stag=of, they
shout for " Blood I more blood!" They use not for the
remits =lewd—they look rather to the tying army,
and rep for impossible alanghtsr. dais of these
pat one mind of the mar who, air
Cirimfa etory of the Nile, in which we delsoyed ell the
renry's Sea are two, went about =kW his held
W in dry despondency' expressing his bad
"that these two frigates would play the wry doses In the
Chassi." In air, however, this. hr bra aay pia.
tad =Meg of blood and try pest low Mord an as
rash. Sire the beginning of the mutiny, tad of the to.
smisedan which followed it, not less thin 80,000
ocomfing b the most wad mama, have bra
=add, or have died of their reads sad dram reline
to war. I dal' may thee 00110 or 10,000 armed sot all
inhaitents of towns sod vMoges bar sho paled la or
asenters with our trap. As to them shat, arra 110.
San guns, sr banged is puree= of the seess of orle
or WSW', courts, the =ask exist ars ?Ma a
erlaSsof theamberamasserredbynibeis se of
be Mad. lip to ads thee there bas curd* =a
of wort for the szeoadoser.lo.= naw=tismededers,
have been "strong tty," or " off" , sad men
of less mots daily—eA yrob y, deserving thar • lit
oonhes that, anxious as I am for the year= 'of
gully wretches who.. &ode have outraged hareallye
bre no eyeapatty with these who gloat over OM death,
sad who, In the Poles sad =whom fly Into rata= d as-
light at the records of each and of arsrary Nam, Oa
far, in the exhibition of • egibit as regrnary- sod sees
an as that which Foray= nerderere, muilm riga.
diatom to the moria of the fare fro whisk they hew
met this assn.—eperdel Cemerosient of the (firm
THE REPORT= MURDER ,AT HAIIPOTIADe4.
rasidable amount of sad ems examsents brie
been rasa is the gat tea of is esnewpass
of • report whisk spread as Ii sees Odle
molabil=tala opla is the roily joarnek, alewj
tbst a gum bed been hand la • hal
murdered ; that hiltewl= asd hos led his. bar te,
that alum= womb add al= his hp testa otherfiall
of his body. To aim Ilia tale of bower ere s• sir
aided that saddes wee had *s thelera twig
raisin the assmodthr that had been dr sided
whish the arler vas Thu what a this has
out iron tarry to be a Istrieriss 21c? 118112
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pa the fa
orisseted erith It es UnliVai 111.
=NC up, with whet start of hart rear= the
brisf dam=s .00 are terisow. It mars gra
the sterearst =abed by 1M thad ipso the
of the Nth elf Jay, ash= at; or
rof the
steed sortable load a y dressed an, bear
60 sad 00 ye= of os%lylos dad in • Geld ia Upper Nth-
ad. Haverelealskill. Re- bed arm* lose ha he
case boss, end the body pecomind ea almost bier= ap-
preenso. its appeases amy Aar sired spa dm
ow= er ta oenneas the domfosto sham;
Maar 111 the Ire
as theta amp= ef
The illesera The was fad Imo moolor%t
had lot ids tar to= ism ureedenisme. By his s
harserberlied kals. and epos Jahr reminder
bay it was had that Pao trade hsil bee rem* sash
jues below ths right kat, era( trough maim
sums el the assiss, al the smears wa =
=la shay _osaisoed them via essrad the
dr am he= rode them himself, mei wabeemmer fkifos
Om ad hied to data.ln his =het was line le• dd.
la Aft seed id. in ewe sasay, bat uotblegarris wits
he use or whore be sea ham. The bay ma ran 10
Haar= workbaum, rad arm Tamar lid Wojim
Mika hequest, Vim the above buess,this Pry
=a wird* el " ffoundiwitZ with two wousis map
but bees the =sea =ms by thra Uwe was sio
widow to show. The body was then belied, bat the
rate..... lair at the worklorese, sad ylefordel
they we arra ma having barged to Wm. Di:l4%M