The Express.
London, England, 1859-04-08 00:00:00

BOROUGHS.

ASIIBURTON.—Mr. G. Moffatt, the sitting mem-
ber, ellen himself for re-eleotlon. Mr. John Harvey
a gentleman connected with the Rut ladle Company, will
is all probability go to the poll, in which caw It le expected
there will be a revere contest. Mr. Aatell is a supporter of
the present administration.
ANITON.—The Right Hon. T. M. Gahm has
hutted en addrem, stating his intention again to solicit the
soffrages of the elector,. Mr. Whets will shortly visit
Ashton.

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AiLrAlitila.—Present appearances indicate a
saran contest in this borough the seat principally aimed at
being that of Sir Richard Bethell, Q.C. At the election to
1857, Mr. Barnard (conservative), and Air Richard Bothell
(liberal) wets retarned,ilarowing oat Mr. Layard, who re-
presented the borough Inthe preview parliament. A second
oonsetvative ciandblaie LOW applere in the parson of 8. O.
Smith, • relative of lb. Y. T. Smith, the member kr High
Wycombe. He states that it will be his bamboo to give •
steady support to Lord Derby, who, he onside re, by the
, vulvae emesares he hue introduced, has shown himself to
be a minister capable of leading her Majesty'e government
in a course of it tdy provers end moderate reform. A cos-
sickrable number of the Dual party are einakins to Indies
Mr. Layard to come forward agate. In the sweat of his
acceding to this request there will be two easeervativee and
two liberals ta fight the battle.
BANBUIY.—Mr. Samuelson arrived here on Tues-
day, and addressed the contt,titents the saws evening.
Baneonn.—The sitting members, Mews. Whit-
bread sad Bernard, bare honed a joint addrear, eolicitiog a
ceatiasaace of support.
Beacon.—Colooel Lloyd Vaughan Watkins, the
lard-theataaaat of lb. comay, often himself for re-election
far the borough of Brecon. Them are at resent ace indica-
tions am opposition.
BRlDOnoWrit.—Hr. John Pritchard, liberal, and
Mr. Henry Whitmore, tortoni ative, the prefect members,
will not be opposed.
Bnictirox.--fiomewhat unexpectedly an °ppm'.
eke' Lae sprang op t t the return of Bls O. B. Peohell sad
Mr. Coninghant, the slulog members. Mr. fitauntoe, of
Putney, a Keatlereas who win long resichnt in Brighton, hes
been announced as • candidate oa the conwrvatim (Merest,
and au merged° canvass has been commemed on his behalf.
BUcxtroutsx.—A sharp contest is expected.
WXO A 00481•1 Hall, ea. al tie plassat tanabaor, retina,
A egestlehraltem being csavemed es Inhaled,* It.

RIMI

v.. 7, Mr. J. 0. Hubbard, of Addlogtcw, Mr. G. W. Har-
riet:ma, and Mr. Cavesdbh, of Thorotoe-ball.
IltbritY.—At regent there is no prospect of
ea, 'Mention to interfere with the re-diction of the slab;
reembere fir this city end borough, the Bt Hon. Mr
Wiliiu Bolorerille, Bart., and the Hos. Mmy Butler-
Johnsen*.

CinprzNium.—Mr. Nisbet retires. Col. Boldero
stands for re-siectioa, sad Mr. R. P. lane, and Kr. Imlay
sw esadidess.

cssiza.—Mr. J. R. Mailings retires, on the
pound of oontlnued ill health. Mr. All A. Bathurst,
nephew of Berl Bathurst, again any ltimadf es a candidate.
There le no doubt of Mr. Bathurst's Mum. To fill the va.
coney occasioned by Mr. Mullisge's retirement there are two
candidates, the lion. Ashley Possonby, ICS of the late and
brother of the present Lord de Manley who sat for the ho-
' rough from 1862 to 1867, end Mr. B. 8. Follett, Q.C., who
represented Bridgwater in the parliament of 1862.
Davizas.ptain Gladstone intends, it is said,
to.oppas Mr. Taylor, who voted for Lord I. Elwell's rr

DribSPORT.—Mr. JAMBS Wilson and Sir T.
Erskine Perry have put forth their addressee for raeitction.
It is rumoured that either Sir John Paldngton or Mr.
Pakiegtort, his we, is to be the conservative candidate. The
present peeresses; notwitbateredingthe propos Margedichime the dockyerd men, is popular amosret b34/
the elector. M diet class, in senesquesce of the peeing the
Superannuation Silt. A struggle, therefore, for the esat of
Sir 11. Perry may be expected.
Dom.--The conservativeeliave invited the Hoe.
Cep. S. T. NahaCw ol the Lode al ths Adabs)
end adios. Wm (el the leo at Mirsbei„ Deskewet
and Co., East ladle merchants, London) to come forward.'
condidates In their Interest and in opposition to Mr. Ralph
Osborne and Ste Win. Bunsen, both of whom will be spin
nominated by the liberal_party.
EAST RETFORD.—Yiscount Galway (conservative)
and P. J. 8. Potion* Esq. (liberal), are not likely to be
opposed for the hundred of Besestlaw, both being highly
respected, and the balance of parties so near as not to jusat
the facade of either bringing forward a mond candidate.
FINSBURY. Mr. Duneombe and Sir Morton
Pato have both commenced their cenvent. Other candidates
are spoken of. A numerous section of the °sambaing are
anxious that Mr. W. Torres. M.Collegh should stand.
GATESHEAD.—Mr. Hutt will be returned for this
borough unopposed.
GLoucuant.—The political struggle in this city
has already comnieneed with coasidasblo energy. Sir Robert
Carden, one of the present members, has boned an address.
GREAT YARBIOUTIL—The liberal candidates,
Morro. A. W. Young and E. W.Watlde have issued • Joint
address, in the oousext of which they observe "The great
question now before the country I. that of reform, and the
territorial bill of the government he deservedly failed. A
thorough and progressive edam will have, as heretofore,
our undeviating and hearty support, believing, as we do,
that through it nationel burdens will be ligh.eted, politica
monopoly k e restrained, and an honourable career 'be
out to a free, industrious, sad virtuous people." gaeneraed
Young and Wstkin have been adopted wish enthusiasm as
the liberal candidates at a greet open sir meeting, attended
by from 2,000 to 8000, perans.
liswrieos.—Mr. P. F. Robertson and Mr. F.
North polka rwelection. There is no opposition.
Hownow.—Mr. Alexander Radii') Cochrane has
announced

himself a esadidate.
6RSPIIII.D.—Mr. E. Akroyd, who offers Mut-
ter reeleedon, hss issued his address.
KENDAL.—Mr. 0. Carr Glyn, the sitting member,

will be retained without opposition. •
Lttor.—The following address from the
Seastary for India to his constituents appeared yesterday
morning To the Electors of King's Lim—Lynda:,
April 6. Cientlemen,—Tbe approschiug ambition of
parliament Indices me once more to offer rayed( as a canal-
date for the representation of your ancient borough. Having
on Aro former oceselons been honoured by your note% sad
rot being aware that by any act of mine I hare Wand the
conEdene• so often and to generously reposed in as by you,
I enteettain a susguine hope that the polltial cannetdan
which during 10 years has existed between or will not now
be severed. 1 intend, PO soon as the rennin et acid
duties will allow, to pay my respects to you in person, and I
shall then take ea opportuoity of eddreadeg you on the state
of public affairs. la the menatime,_ I ftfilairi, gentlemen,
roe obliged and obedient servant, STANLIY."—Mr. John
iHNT2atu .ney, the other member fur the borough, ha also
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Le Williams has put forward the
bellowing adder, to hie restitutions al Lambeth, awarnerg
ble retirement :—" A dissolution of the pressed parliament
having been announced by her Majesty's ministers, I take
the earliest opportunity of triton:ling you that it is not my
!retention to offer myself se a candidate for your same* at
the enardag general election. The Impaired slate of my
health will not astable me to give the isms assiduous atteu-
ties to my parliamentary ducks which I have hitherto dons,
and to which so important a coestitneney is justly entitled.
I shell ever remember with better of the deepest gratitude
the free end generous support you gave to me In electing ins
by large majorities your repretestative in parliament in three
contested elections.' Mr. F. Doukas will probably be a
candidate.
LIBREAItD.—It is expected that Mr. R. L. Lopes,
brother to Sir Messy Lopes, and son-in-law to Mr. Trebawka
Kekerch, M.P. for South Devoe 1., it to said, to be brought ,
for maid to contest the se.t of Mr. R. Grey, who wee
elected by the help of the tories in 1867, but arbor vote on
Lord John Russell's notion bus given annoyers.
LIVERPOOL.—The leading members of the liberal
party held a meeting here on Tuesday, at which the general
brag was In favour of returning the present member, and
it was resolved that no second liberal candidate should be
brought forward, unless the tries introduced • mead an
on their Ade. _ _ _ _ . _

LunLow.—Mr„ %fish Dottield, ODO of the peasant
assobers, is spin a candidate. Colonel the Hoe. Percy
Sartori, the other member, is at present serving in India,
and it is not yet known whether steps will be taken to secure
11151•Oini.
MANCHUS/a:The Manchester Guardian of to-
day has the tillowing :—" We are now stabled to ennonam,
with eartabity, that our esteemed represestative, James
Aepleall Turner, Erg , though still suffering under as he-
paired awe of hrlh, has consentni to waive his objections
to being again put in nomination se a candidate for
tetreeirmunts,toes of the city, and hes pieced Mama( Imre•
in the hands of hi. friend,. Ha will, therefore, be
brought forward M the spirit indicated by the remarks which
appeared In the Owerdiase of yeeteeday, namely, with admire
to avoid disturbing the peace of the city by a contested
election. We are aleo el .d to be able to exprem our
full belief in the existence of a similar spirit on the part of
Mr. Bszlry's felt rids. We understand that that gentleman
will, like Mr. Twirl. be put in nomination without the
'lightest connexion with any other candidate, end with the
ISM &sire that a melted ma be avoided."
MIDHURST.--Mr. I. lardy, who was recently
elected for this borough, la The room of Mr. Warren, Q.C.,
will min come forward, and apparently without opposition.
MoarETH.—There is no opposition to Sir g•ge
Grey Is this lotoughnor is there likely to be any.
NEWARIE.—J. Handley, Esq., will, in all probs.
!Atty offer himself again F and GI oeverev kiedgkinson. Esq.,
of Winthorpe, has promised to come forward, providing a
sufficient number of signatures wore sabscribei to the rectal-
anion. We may thus reckon upon two !Mend candidates.
There is • rumour that Earl Lincoln intends to eland for the
county, in the room of Mr. Barrow, who declines entering
parliament again. To provide against this contingency* a
conservative cendidate to spoken*: in the lemon of Sir Henry
Bromley, of Stoke Hall.
NEWPORT (ISLE OF WIGHT).—It ie now under-
etotsd that Captain Mangles will not come formal again.
Mr. W. M. Cooke, a barrister on the Western Circuit, will
come forward on the liberal interest.

NORTHAMPTON.—Mr. J. T. Mackenzie hair come
forward es a candidate for the repreeentsiion of this borough.
NOTTINGHAM.—Two other liberal candidates are
la Use dela. One le Mr. 0. B. H. Vemoo, who formerly
represented Newark. The other oand.dem is Mr. John
Ashton Nicipas, of blenchotter. He is s supports of Mr.

Bright.
OXFORD UNIVERSITT.—In consequence of the
rumour that Sir William fleathoote will retire from the
University through N health at the approaching morel
election, the different parties la the Univeraity have already
begun to lock oat for another of theft body to nprestnt than
In company with Mr. Gladstone, whose cetera is almost a
matter of certainty. Amongst the names w hich have Woo
spoken of are those of Mr. ttoundsil Palmer, M.A. Magda-
lee College, and Deputy High Steward of the Calvinist, ;
lhe Right lion. Mr. &Aherne Estcourt, Oriel College ;
8. H. Nortboute, Barr., M.A., lichen College; wad Sir
Richard Bothell, M.A.. Wadham. it generally thought
the drat named gentleman will be elezted should he content
to slant.
PETBRISOROOOH.—The Stamford Hereon sap:
" There an at present so active !signs of opposition to the
wars of the Hun. G.Filawilliem and Mr. Thome n Hanks,
as members for tnis city in the new parlistortit, though there
has been much astonishment expressed am mg the Ilharela at
the votes given be both hon. gentlemen on the miserable and
defunct reform bill hatrodond by Yr. Di-r mil. It is not
coneldered that either Mr. Fitzeggsm or Mr. Hawkey is a
disciple of Mr. Hureman; nor is it thought that the distress-
chiermeat of the 10.. freeholdws met their concurrence. Is
it that that they dread a reduction of the borough franchise
ltee 101.1' Explanations will no doubt be asked, and we
hope for the rake of both gentlemen the answers will he
tosaaabtit and satisfactory."
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rosTernacr.—Thero promises to be • mum 0011.
test is thin boron the two rearlog wombats, Str.Mancittoo
/Nam oad Mr. W. Wood, offorissiselemogres logaret
Memorbil• lir. Syclosy Woolf, of AostroNra
grasisrl, tr des mooed fie Weeks ot ooslOolb. the