The Express.
London, England, 1860-11-02 00:00:00

THE LORD CMANCELLORI LEVES?

(?MIS DAY.)

This suoruing hoeing the first day et tam,
Lord Chancel* sotaresiaad her Majesty's kailipm, the
jeaalamtJskr, Quesa'• somseei cad otim
legal Immo; at a breashat at atratheilsa BOOM
VW imp party present ware Mr. sillital* MO M% .
Jaabes Cresaptae. Mr. Julies Bleakiend Mr. Jwfiker Rik
the Lard Chiefludise Me, Mr. Jeans* Wilk" Mr. Jetties
Bytes, Mr. Jetties Willisue, Mr. Jostles Keating, the Lard
Chief Baron Nile* Mr. Baron Martin, Mt. Beam
alliaaall, Mr. Mama Wylie, Mr. Baron Drammen,
Lein Julies Light NT" Lard Julies Tenser,
Viiwasmodke hr Williea Pip Wand, VismCluirs-
canoe Kladsretry, YieurCleueeellor Stuart, Sir Iticluerd
Bethell, M.P., Mr Walime Atherton, M.P., Sr Cresaweß
Cresawcll, Dr. Twigs, Q.C., Dr. Milliken's, Q.C.,
• Coulioa, Q. 0., Mr. Malice, Q.C., ILP., Mr. Holt, Q.C.,
M.P., Mr. Wiry', Q.C., M.P., Mr. Roundel' Palmer,
Q.C., Mr. Mellor, Q.C., M.P., Mr. Mutiny, Q.C., Mr.
Edwin Jams, Q.C., M.P., Mr. J. Loam, Q.C., M.P., Mr.
Macaulay, Q.C., M.P., Mr. Serialist Kiailaks, M.P., Mr.
P. Collier, Q.C., M.P., Mr. Comaximicumr Ocuilburn,
Mr. lceryth, Q.C., Mr. Temple, Q.C., awl Mr. James
Disraeli

At the class of the breoichset Mr. Foster Owen, the High
CoeAeble of Westminster, conducted her lisjapky's judges
is their respective eourts.

The presentation of the Lord Mayor Elect (Yr. Alderman
W. Cubitt, M.P.) took Oboe with the usual formalities.

BSRW7CI I' iLICTIONOOmarmaros—(THs DAY).

The commissioners appointed b the House of
Commons to indo the manor in witieh the Ina
election for Bse.wic was conducted re-amenibled this
morning in Committorroom No. 4, Mr. Vaughan in the
chair.

The examination ce Mr. McOml wee rammed, and in
M
to eneteices pee by the Chairman, he stated thet
be gave several small mem at moser_verying from 31. to
W. to votes et the het eleetino. Belpre the names of
17 velem M whew he hod given ntegry, light of whom
wale and. The We! sem did sot amento 1001.

The Cloleime-116 Is sot • sistaineal &Vim; be con.
adored efttfabeetery. It is • true wing thot dead men tell
as tales. If you fool awed to tusks • sihrea breaet of it
and tell all you ksow you could famish tho oommileioners
with the tams, all the voter. to Amara pee money,
sad
et tits mount of money gives to you by Captta•
Ogren.

smog imionom I did sot know the names
et the perms, to wham I pot mosey, sod there are other
arm in whisk I sewoot mooned the mom Ido sot
bow Um sumo d tits moms by whom they were re•
comarria

The Obsirms—Do you now to say that yo gave
roomy to pins urlinit you did not know, on the recem.
nonsdation 1 caw p whose very names you did not
kaput

Witswr—WWl lave stated is the truth.
The Cheinsea—This is perfectly incredible—that you
were mood it as attorney's office to give advice to
rrsereepoolie the Dervish election, and ve rooosy
p:oes yeti ad not know on the recommendation of
others you did est knew.
Witness—Whet I ire dolly is the truth.
Examination imihned—The money was given to ma by
Osplain Goode* ix the purpose of clistribut irfth •
view to elresgissig hie bluest at • future eM%e. He
was sot that • The matey vas to be distributed
among these vas hod velem es wen ea among those who
were sot votes. I did sot sane way puss for his vote for
Captain Gordon. It was the weed belief in the tows
that Captain Gordon would woe tamed on a fetus owe-
The money we. dietrilleted exam WO or 300 peoecem
f will swear that there were mere than 10 who revolved
money the* were not votes. The hovel aaresni gives
to any ammeter wu U. That person waa Mrs
llaclumaie, • midis?' wife, now living I believe at
Edinbrugh. I pre V. to Mm. Samuels. The wham
then pee the names of 13 persons as being poweat at hie
loupe as the day of the election, and who were some of the
persons to whom he had previously paid the money. He
'listed that be meld not tell for what purpose they were
' there. He did not send for them. To the beet of his know-
ledge they ceme to see bow the election was going ea,
He mid nothing as to how they were to vote or what they
were to do on the polling day. Ho considered that they
west ell reliable men, but he had no occasion for their
services. He would swear that he did not require any of
those people to see doubtful voters.
report
crtn
left I .fthatica at the mauls was proceeding when one

PIM IN rm. CITY ROAD.—(Tars DAY).
This (Friday) meriting between the hours of
seven and sight o clock a fire of a rapidly ciestroetime cha-
racter occurred in the premises numbered 12 sad 13, in the
City xoed, immediately facing the arrnouryof the Ron. Anil-
levy Compsn,y. The premises belonged to Simon Heiman
cad Co., military tailors, suidlir. H. JIM'S, • aosl merchant.
The inmates, flee or six in number, made their appearance
at the secued-floor windows, and cried out for help, the
fire being then so strong that thee ware unable to descend
by the stairs. The oecer advised them to rush to the
attics on the fourth story, and they enameled in
on the roof, and passing over the adjoining
bower in safety, with the exception of ooe of the residents,
who made • leap from one of the windows, sad was in con.
enema much shaken. The whole of the officers and
others belonging to the Hon. Artillery Company at once
left the Armoury, and hastened scree' the reed, sad were of
great maistence in protecting the property of the oeighboms.
The premises of Mews. Haim= and Oe., and those of
Mr. Jones, were Dearly destroyed, and • cabinet maker's
workshop at the beak, belonging to • foreign thoseas,
whose namecould not be lemma, warn y da-
maged. The origin of the fire is unknown. The principel
lose will fall es the Royal Fire-office.

GRAYD ?BUNK 01 CANADA.-(T1113 DAT.)

This day a meeting of the first class preference
bondholders was held at the Guildhall Coffee-house, Mr.
NEWMARCI In the choir. The nesting wee largely
attended by the .embers of the Stock Exchange,
and was ailed under the following Ciallinalaies. It sir
pear. that ender the act of the Castles of
1866 the preference bondholders advecesei OM. of
wormy, en which they WO7O to receive per oat The
Mimed wee payable in July and January, and is Im as
the Interest wee paid the bondholders had air lather
The principal is not payable till 18d1. The_prerriseid
iegblature had by a prior aet of puliamost •
prior lies for 3,54 on 000 L the raw ; bet by
the act of 11156 they appeared to give grimily to
the pretense. bondholders. It seems that W a era Baring
sod d have recently taken the rolling stook es creditors
for 8010.000 f., but In the opinion of the bondholders it
appeared that this was rather a beneficial its, for theme es
it prevented individual creditors from conking epee the line.
The meeting was called therefore with a view of ascertain-
ing the ppoosiun of the preference shareholders ender these
Mr. Bovill, N.Y., and Mr. Digby Seymour,
were both coesultnl, and expressed their
views to the imeeriag. The former suggested
that a committee of the preference shareholders should be
appointed to collect farther information, mit was impossible
without having all the acts of the eolonial legislature bear-
ing on the subject before him to give a definite opinion.
On the motion of Mr. HABTKIDGI, seconded by Mr.
Setter, a committee of five gentlemen was appointed, foe
the purpose of ascertaining the position of the preference
boaahulders and taking steps to protect their interest..

RnmierrrarroN or 8001 m Nornmatiamsaran.—
By tie decree of Earl Beavers, Visoonnt Newark succeede
to the pogroms, and a verincy wirequestly erre be the
repereetatien of South Nottiogliambire. A martian bee
been prepared and extensively signed by the eererestivee
to Lord- Stanhope, elder sae el the Earl of Chestedield, r-
questing him to come forward es a reddens, and we believe
be has consented to do so. No oppositam u exported to his
return, as his lordship ham nerved promisee of sapper
from all the influential merlon of the oceservative party.
It is not supposed that the liberals will bring hi •
ward a candidate, r it is now twenty-five year sire this
division returned a liberal member, in the person of the
Right HOG. J. E. Denison. the present rower, for North
Nottinghautehire, and Snooker of the House of Commons.
The election is not expected to take place before the lapse
of throe weeks ur a mouth. as we believe that Visors&
Newark will have to go through the form ad proving him
bide to the peerage before the Speaker will Wee the writ
for a fresh election. —NottimpAnre Journal.
ZOOtrwilraL Socurr. —At the monthly paged
lamtialbrig"laiptiteartilie chair, Yews, T.
Daft, J. Salter. B. IL Bolivar* T. 'ffi E.
r sad Le..
A. Minsk ot Vienna, were elected Yellows, the prince,
Niers Troubstitkoy and Orris J. W. Prederides were
proposed a. (madders for the "Fellowship. The report from
the council shred, other thin" that the total num.
her of visitors to the guile daring the year had already
aseounted to 311,170 eheirim an incomes over the ram
period in 1439 of arriL3o,o3o.
Tan SAITILDAT EMILY CIOSCNO MOVIDOOFT AT
TO WIST-Kitll. —Two merino have recently been held at
the West-cad, reimposed at swished' from the principal
retail houses, to soesider the beet elope to be taken by them
'in support of the atterday &arty Clog* Macentrat. Ia
accordance with the decision arrived at, a rspresestailve
conusitteu has bees formed, with a secretary sad treamirer.
Mr. Pitt..r, the socretary of the Early Clean Asemktima
has berm appointed ehalnstak sod the engaminadee bairn the
title of tk • " Atamistamee" Weel•sai tielisedap
Cuounietee." A special hod le bin mimed, te mid* the
amentare at Meows. Shoriihrors entablieireent aims ire
cootinbeted upwards of 50 plans. A rear caplenileillad
is coatemplsted let the
_ty sad the Ipullas
be emeerial mill farther, •Mohan every emisit
LON DON (resent OMMisrs COW ).—Trak receipts ter wadi sad* OaL .1.1,5041. IL. dd.

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