The Express.
London, England, 1859-04-12 00:00:00

IRISH ELECTIONS.

CYPAIII 0111 OWN

DUBLIN, Aram 10.
[ forward you a concias and correct statement of
latest election latelligenos

ANTana Coot T.—Lieutenant-Colonel Pakenham
(conservative) comes forward agate. Mr. Macertasy (ors-
germane) is reported to be likely to retire; sad Gmeral
Upton, brother of Lord Templetown, is expected to succeed

1116.
Aussow Comm.—Bit William Verner (con-
servative) and Mr. Clogs (wanorevativo) arm likely to to m-
anna again whhont
ARMAGH CITY.— r. Bond (liberal), who
sot for this barwagh from 1866 to 7, will again contest the
mat with Mr. Yiilor, Q.C., who is a supporter of Lord

Derby. ,
ATRLoxx.—Mr. Ennis (liberal) will seek to be
re-Awed, with every prospect of success.
BANDON.—Mr. Shaw is expected to renew his
meted with the Hos. Mr. Barnard, the sitting member.
prits•SW.—Ths Solicitor-General of Eogland is
mare of re.edeerbta for hi native town; all parties are mud
of his abilities and his chereater. Mr. Davidson (ooneervai
tive) steads again, and would be easily deflated if ties liberals
WIN nailed ; but religious and political discord runs so Wi
la Belfast th•tthers are great difficulties in the way al •

liberal candidate.
CsuLow Comerv.—Hon. P. Poneonby (liberal), a
brother of Lord Brasborough, is spoken of as likely to cos-
test one met with Captain Banbury (conservative) sad Xr.
Breen (mnintwativs).
Caliow Bolonort.—Mr. John Thomas Ball, Q.C.
a conservativn to spokes of es a candidate. Nothing is said
of Mr. Alexander (conservative), the sitting member.
Cousicurzaous.—There is a vacancy here, Mr.
Dobbs, the labs member, having boss amktad Jidgo of
the Zecombered Lwow Court. Mr. McDonagb, Q.C., who
contorted the borough In 1867, is hkely to coma forward
spilt. Mr. InadMak tf sun announced as • candidate. '
CABRIL.—Then is some rumour of Bir Timoth
"rift (liberal) NINA*: no sew candidates have
CAVAN COIINTY.—Sir John Young (Pull-Q.:IZ
Commliclooer of the lonian Islands, it about to seek ro-olec-
don for this comity, whisk he represented for semi years
prior to 1866. Neither of the present mewl ors, the lion.
Mr. Metwell and the Hon. Captain Anneeloy, will give way
without a contest.
CLARE COUNI'T.—Mr. Calcutt (liberal) is in the
geld for re-election. Colonel White (liberal) will come for-
ward to contest the mat with Lord Franck Coninghant, if be
should stand again.
COLERAINR.—AIderman Homphery, of London,
is likely to contest this borough on liberal princdpks, with
Dr. Boyd (courwevanve), the present member. Coleraine Is
situate on the catetos of the London companies, and they have
greet ingsmos then.
CORY COUNTY —Serjeant Deuy (liberale)solons
oceareoteed to canvass wits every prospect of re-
Mr. Vincent &sky, who wee thrown out at the last alsotiosi
from his comassica Mil the late John &disk, ham coats for-
ward again, relying on his verdict spinet Mr. Ingram
having shown that he woe only the dupe of fladiair. Mr.
Ilacitrthy (liberal) will not to likely to glee way without a

sweet. -
CORK CTIT.—Mr. Fagan (liberal) and Mr.
Burnish (liberal) are to be opposed by Mr. Hareroft Carroll
(oceserverive), a local shipowner of great wealth, and
Colonel Wood (comervatlve.
DONEGAL Conirre.—iMr. Connolly (oonserratire)
and Sir I. S. Hayes (compensative), I'M be rerelscied.
Doers COUNTY.—Lord Edwin Hill (oonsereative)
and Colonel Fords (conssevative), are likely to be re•elected
without a contest.
DOWNPATRICIL—Mr. Ker (oonserrative) will be
re-elected.
DROGITIDA.—Mr. M'Conn (liberal), who hpa re-
presented this borough since 1862, has announced his inten-
tion of retiring. There is nothing known, with sufficient
certainty, u to the candidates for the vacancy.
DUBLIN COUNTY.—Lord Bt. Lawrence is spoken
of as a liberal candidate spinet Mr. Hamilton (conservative)
and Colonel Taylor (conservative).
DUBLIN CITT.—The liberals have not decided on
their caadidatss to oppose Mr. Grogan (conservative) and
Mr. Vence (oonrervative).
DUBLIN Ustviturrr.—There will be no contest.
Mr. Lefroy (conservative) and the Attorney-esatrel dor
Ireland will be returned.
DUNDALK: Sir John M'Neill (conservative) le
spokes of use opponent of Mr. Bowyer.
DUNGANNON.—Kr. Knox (coaservative) will be
Maltreat

DUNGAISAW.—Mr. Magnin seek. to be wardsebad.
Mr Nugent Humble is spokes of as likely to oppose his.
&tem.—The Right Hon. J. D. Fitzgerald has
Lend his address. He says " I SDI fur a ecrinprebenefse
extension of the elective franchbe in both counties and bo.
rmgbs, se ea to Include the Intelligent and induatrloas
dame* at present eat:tided from the benefits of the constitu-
tion. I retain the opinion formed at the general election of
1832, and confirmed by subeequent experience, that to ren-
der en extended franchise valuable, ire exercise should be pro-
tected by the ballot.'
EN N ISKILLEN.—Mr. Cole's Sconservative) re -
sisal= is likely to be opposed by Mr. alum (ooneervativo)
and Mr. Dam (osneervative).
Flutes/cum COl3/117.—Captain Arohdale (conser-
vative) mai the Hon. Mr. Cole (conservative) are candidates
for re-obtains. Mr. Henry D'Arcy (teeservative) is spdten
of as likely to eases fiewatti.
GALWAY COIINTY.—No candidates have been an-
mewed to dispute the re-election of Sir Thomas Barite and
Mr. Gregory.
GALWAY TowN.—Mr. Lever's services in eats-
bUsbim the packet onion is likely to lewd to the Maris Dot
Viinsof himself, bat of his partaer, Mr. Howard. Sir Thome
ton and Colonel French are ant expected to come for-
ward, and it is doubtful whether Lord Dankellin's influence
sill set be overthrown by the &Onetime of the contract for
the Lever Nee of packets.
Luna cousTy.--C,olonetl Herbert oases
foe
foe mmiection, sad is the posiblo sweat of Lord Cso f
tleroeso's
retiristr, Mr. Kowa O`Coesell, Mr. Cottemen, end Mr.
Mara& Berated ors spokes ot.
EILDAIII 00171 IFFY.—Mr. Cogan (liberal is me-
ws of renlectlon. Mr. O'Connor H y (liberal) retires
flan heath, end Mr. Hart (fitcral) has offered himself os
hL arsonssor.
Ettantese.—There is nothing announced as to
the meaty et the pity.
HOG'S COUNTY.—Mr. O'Brien (liberal) and Mr.
Blinolitirrol) on tbs add br r.-alsetioe, with ae sirs at
VNIIALE.--Mr. Heard is likely to be re-elected.
LEITRIM CourrY.—There has been no announce-
meet.
Lnutaiee Comm.—Mr. Mansell (liberal) will
bs ro.oisoSsi. Mr. b. Dollars bra istlisstod his intamiaa of
roaring. This* b sews meow et Mr. Major, GEC., owls-
tent boniest, midair Ihnrsid to supply tbs vseracy.
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