The Express.
London, England, 1859-04-11 00:00:00

ELECTION INTELLIGENCE.

BEainflas.—The Reading corn Market was a
SC4OO of great political excitement on Saturday, She four
madidates being serceepatheel by their personal friends and
@appellant. Mr. Walter was freely interrogated 118 to the
warm he pursued to reamene to the Government Mons
Bill, cad the eapeeltien ef hie views aeon that question, and
also on church-relse, was reorived with much favour and
eatisfectioo. The Bon. Philip Bouvet.% and CapteinVernon
appeared to make a moossetal canteen Later in the day Mr.
Vansiteart retired from the contest, and there is no present
=lity of opposition to the return of Been%
an
is, Walter, endlreenes.
Baszwoomminas—These seems to be some
death whether Major Godfrey Morgan will again Meet for
the representatioc of thbeounty, in cc sesthence of the defl-
ate state of his health, arising from the Went pursuit of
Ids military duties is the Crimea. In the event ot hie re-
tirement, Major-OsseralWood, formerly M.P. for Middle-
sex, a son of Calmed Wood, of who reprimented
tie coon for forty yews, will, to ell ,be memos!
t.oe Woos Cotiarw.—Thetwocceamittees met on
atm/by, and it was decided that there should te no eon-
tem es the present occosion. Mr. Athens (liberal), who ,
bee times baurensely in public) favour by his votes, end the
Hen. B. T. Yreka and Mr. Ball, will therefore be returned
111=tinleenTLI.—Fonr candidates YIP said to be
la the AM in the TOM of lard Lisbares, who retiresteent
perthisestary lib—Colonel Powell end Mt A. H. 8. Davies,
consersitives; and Mr. Chambers of Mated, end Mr. Lloyd,
of Brynoydd, on the liberal sida
I kauew (Sotrzm).—Mr. Ferrer will contest this
division of the county of Buttons, in the conservative
interest.

otoucurrieninn (Warr).—The Hon. Grantley
Bak eley has jest boned an addling to the &eon offer*
his seMees la the meet of ao other liberal being found to
noted the meet with the present emervetire member, Mr.
Role, who has tented hisaddreom. He alsodoesnotentind.km-
rt the Mons Bill of the government. Henn: "
opposed to the report of seinisters, to irear
their Mil re vote of the 461. *embolden whose
property Is Wally abated la paltrawatery boroughs, from
the menthe to die borooug I was sexism to swore for that
bill • woad radium • so I do that If it had been
allowed to go into committee ft might ham lola is emended
ae to give satisfaction to a large majority in the bones and In
the country."
GLANOROANSHIRE.—Mr. Hurry Vivian issued his
address on Saturday. He gives in It its room for voting
for Lord John Russell's resolutions, of both of which
he encores. But he adds : " I improve of the
so-called' fare, franehMs' mmued by the government, sad
I consider that the prielple involved by the savings beak
famehlm obeald be wade applicable to all investmenta de like
neteme." Mr. Mewl Talbot, the other member, has also
tassel bin abbe., sad gives as hie neon for opposing the
semeniarat mossara Gat " it would have had, if mimed, the
preellool slat el emeiderably diminishing the number of
sioshas for the meaty of Glamorgan."
Enwrixorionstmin.—Mr. J. Moyer Heathcote,
who her woe formed as • liberal candidate, regards Lord
J. Rumen as " the best sad Whet exponent of the alterations
required in the electoral mom."
LANCAININS (!boom).—A contest is now decided
epee. 'Tr centripetal newest meet end somas*, their
madideles in tat large bone& of Manchester sod Liver-
peoL TM Mend candidate nominated by them se the col-
league cif Mr. Cheatham, on Battuday, le Mr. J. Peeaterton
Hemnod, of Liverpool, who has lamed his address, in which
he rryyWW "A busy, Indust:done, and practical people like
suadvee nowt word to be perpetually nibbling at the
coastitation. The Reform Bill of Lord Derby wee •
wretched attempt. I ant an advocate for • 111. natal quell.
dilation in boycotts' and 101. in counties. I do act deem*
desirable to assimilate the borough end county treacklea I
should propose the entire diefrenehisemeet of Ira or Ottawa
small boroughs, and the redaction to one repreecatative err
limy :where uwould provide 40 or 60 mambas to be
equally distributed besets the largest mrepreanted tomes
and most populous counties." The conservatives have met,
ender the intinenos of old [party trait:foe, in the little send-
cultural village of Newton- et-them-Willows, and are seeking
candidates flan the tewritorial laterest. At a meeting of
this party, Mid there on Saturday, the Hon. Algorism
Egerton, brother of Lad Enamors, wan brought out, Mr.
Egerton having explained his views, a resolution declaring
him • fit and proper candidate wee peed, end he Is about
to mamas the county. The meeting adjourned to Thursday,
when it is expected another candidate will Dome forward.
Lord Grey de Wince is spoken of.
M Emortrrusniax.—lt is confidently expected
that Mr. Wynne will to opposed, and the hopes of the
liberals are high.
NORFOLK (EAST).—An adjourned deliberative
meeting of the beads of the conservative pony wee held oa
Sainrday, at Norwich. The proceedings were candneted
private, lost it transpired in the came et the day that the
piety are ready to urea to • compromise with the lineal',
and that Mr. Edward Howse, one of the chairmen of the
county quarter sessions, is to be their candidate. Helium
will probably be returned without opposition,with Lieutenant-
Colonel Coke, the preset liberal amiss member. The quiet
of the division is not likely, Genres, to be disturbed ; but
lt is amieretood that if the whim will not agree to the pro-
posed emmeomas, Mr. H. N. Burroogbes, who represented
cis emetitaseey from 1837 to 1867, will come forward with
Mr. Hewes. . .

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TOL I (WasT).—There memo to be an impres-
sion that both Mr. Guam aa4 Mr. &attack will be re-
dacted. . .

Ouroansifizz.—Although the present members.
She Eight Hon. J. W. Henley, G. G. Baronet, Esq., and
Colonel North, hays not yet hexed addessen, It le quite un-
dentood that they intend offering themselves agate. A re-
port was prevalent during the rely part of het week that an
attempt would be made by the tones to turn out Mr. Har-
court, but this has received no confirmation.
Surrout (WEsT).—ln West Suffolk Captain P.
Bann, one of the comainative sitting mambas, Major
Windsor Pinker (couserntlye), and Earl Jeanne (Mend
maser...tin), are still prating their chime. Captain Ben-
net has made common cane with Major Parker, and a com-
mittee has been termed for the pnrpwe of amain their joint
return. Captain Bennet d arse himself • camaciention
supporter of Lord Derby. A deputation has waited upon
Mr. V. M. Wilson, of Langbam-hall, requesting him to
allow himself to be put in nomination in the liberal interest,
but the result hes not been announced. Mr. Wilson came
forward as a liberal candidate in 1861, but did not go to
the .
SUFpoIIFOLK (Earr).—lt is not expected that the re-
turn of Sir F. Kelly end Lord Henniker will be opposed.
These have been raisours for some time past of • libeled
appondos from Coined Matto Adair, but an address has net
yet wowed from the gallant Winer.
Youmans (Warr Itinino).—A meeting of the
ha. a the mammal,. party was held at Wakefi.ld on
Saturday; the Hon. Edwin Lamellas in the chair. Then
wee a good atteadease. Mr. Edmund Denton, who was
preen', was urged teals', himself tote agate pus in meads-
stion, but he positively declined to do so on account of his
advanced age. It was resolved that the Right Hon. Jsmes
Stuart Wortley, M.P. for Bee, late Recorder of London,
should be regained to allow himself to be put In nomination.
The meeting was adjourned unll Tuesday next, for the
purpose of receiving Mr. Wortley'. reply. Oa Tocaley it
will also be decided whether the oneerainves shall bare one
or two candidates. In case they decide upon nominating
two, Mr. W. S. Stanhope, son of Mr. J. 8. Stantope, of
Camas Hall. near Borieley, who hes &piled hie
▪ to anted the Riding, will be the second candidate.