The Express.
London, England, 1867-04-06 00:00:00

TIPPERARY ELECTION COMMITTEE.

At the close of Mr. Macnamsra's speech the committee-
room was cleared, and the committee remained in delibe-
ration fur two Lours. Oa the readmission of the public,
The Chairman said—l have to inform the parties that
the committee have arrived at the following resolutions :- -
"That the Hon. Captain White is duly elected a knight of
the shire to serve in parliament fur the county of Tip-
perary. That no such case of general rioting at the last
election for the county of Tipperary has been proved as
would make the said election null and void. That it was
proved to the committee that previous to the last election
for the county of Tipperary divers of the Ronan catholic
clergy exercised their influence upon their congregations in
a manner calculated to preudice the free choice of the
electors, but that such conduct on their part did not, in
the opinion of the committee, amount to the offence of un-
glue influence as defined by law. That serious disturb-
ances took place at the last election at the pl lliag places,
and in other localities, which greatly interfered with the
elector' tendering their votes. That the committee have
no reason to believe that corrupt practices extensively
prevailed at the last election for the county of Tipperary.
The proceedings then terminated.

FOREIGN-OFFICE, MARCH`.hS.--The Queen has
been graciously pleased to appoint Joseph Hume Burnley,
Eaq., now secretary to her Malady's Ligation at Washing-
ton, to be secretary to her Majesty's legation at the
Hague. The Queen has also been graciously pleased to
appoint Francis Clare Fonl, Esq., now secretary to her
Majesty's Legation at Copenhagen, to be secretary to her
Majesty's Legation at Washington.—iiliizette.
THE New PosyAt ARE tlelsEMF:NTra IN INDIA. —The
Calcutta EnyliPhwau'x Sot unict.s Er. mio9 Jomrneel says:—
" We have begun already to experience the effect of tke new
postal arrangements in the receiving of all our European
mails ref Bombay. The steamer Simla, which arrived the
I other day, brought only the pamengers from England, and
the mails from the colonies picked up on the route ; but
the old familiar • blue boxes, about which there used on
arrival at Genial Reach to be such a struggle in landing,
were at the time lying Googly in the post-office at Calcutta,
and their contents scattered over almost every part of
Bengal. Now that the Nagpore branch of the long line
connecting Bengal with Bombay is all but complete, and
with a promised greater degree of speed by the steamers,
we ought to receive all our mails hum home, wit in the
average thirty days as at present, but in a very much
shorter space of time."
ORYSTAL PALACE,. ONE IBRILLIWO
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ditto by meson tickets, 1,410. Total wintot., 2,494.
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