The Express.
London, England, 1859-08-13 00:00:00

'WINING, AUGUST. 13..1869.

who Ire Taaidag every *airy. Aa the Aims steed the
sealmoe animated to as enormity, bat Urn eat& M seams
additional kete which would modify its ebsinistsr.
PONTEFRACT ELECTION.
Mr. WALPOLE brossalt op tin report d tba
OppOintild to imaire Into 08,112/11 ttearalftr isonaseaed with
the ista elailloa for Pontefract. _

la aarmar ft a porr—a—C-py " Road, rad."
Mr. WALPOLZ aimed ht Yr asp* was. eareadlaily
long. sad M rroaldirafor hak /Maim' sail drunkard
smospr kra. umbra to-day.
Oedema t• plarod.
MANZ TRAWL
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/dr. c•mrasu,.oZt tatliii7 bow took boned,
beton, the smith deems, to ogres the deep respect it eater-
Woe be the Ins sod beesseble sesser la which the p-
sourest of.lirtetellies sated on its triodes with Great
Muth, as negro expossise fres the ONWSTU
west el AM-7e, ii 67 sad : tbst this hones fully rit-
cognise the teal with which the Rapers of the French
hen resolved Is check the sieve trade is ell be theme through
hle danbilons.
Mr. 0. BUXTON semsded the moths.
r.lditirllVE objected to that portion of the motion which
the Ella of the Emperor of the French for the
gu of the slave trade. Frost letter. which he had
received om Martinique he was led to believe that the im-
ported,* of slaves ism that island and Guadeloupe was gong
on ea briskly se ever seder the debates sloth of free labour

immigration.
Sir a. GREY togrelted that gal nodes mold have bun
brought forwud eo lets in tie @mks, and In so
Yd a lows and apeeloily in tho etwener of hi. noble
hived et the lead date -gorreraware.. Thine waa no doubt
that eh Xfog of Peresor had ezitibilsi great riot in the
d tie sky, ire* end that the Imporor of the
17nnunlititielse expreaud a gnu dente lo fender that ob-
ject. Negotiation@ were now in proper !mimeo bee
kajeety's toloistaa and both governments, sad ander all the
corearostancee ha trusted tho bun. member wield eonaent to
withdraw tbs motion.

Mr. CAIIPBILL. unwanted, and the motion was with-
drawn.

OLOUCESTER ELECTION.

A socrtnittr w nagnitad to mate; liith the Lords

opoa the subject of a* 'dame to he=tud to her Ka.
jemy " relative to the late Oleameter
Oa the retort. of the oaromittee boa etaketaoa,
Ms. B. JAMBS stated that the a:abeam bad bees ata.
as the part of the Leeds Ity the Duke oot, sad
mead
that the addreas had beta WI with thole lordsh of
ipsfloator.
CASE OF NIL. PULLIN.
_

Mr. BRADY begged to all the ettearion of the howe to
the circumstances nods, which Mr. 8, N. 8. Pollee, medical
°Mow of the third district, Ottortoa sod Betas, of fit.
Thomas Union, Baster, was dismissed by Me board of
gnardisos of said district.
GLOUCESTER ELECTION.

A rosesenger from the House of Lorne teought ups report
'eating that their lordahlpe agreed with the Commons in
their addrees to the crown, praying for the appointment of a
commiseks to inquire into the corrupt puttees reported by
the election committee to have taken place at the late election
for the otty of Gloucester.
Mr. BRADY was promeding to adders' the home in
support of hie motion. 'having been interrupted by the read-
ing of Mut above report, when
An Fiore. M z moved that the house be counted.

Two previous motionet7tEereame efect hall;;;ltmatia,
but were unnoticed by the Speaker ; and it being proved that
only 29 members •,ere preemie,
The house adjotuned at a quarter to 7 o'clock.
It la underetood that the house will meet to-morrow at
half-pelt twelve o'clock, but no hour of meeting was en-
sconced.