The Express.
London, England, 1859-02-14 00:00:00

NOMINATION OF CANDIDATES.

rros ELECTION-(TBIS D 47.)

This warning, $ 11 o'clock, the nomination of
candidata for the seat vacated by Kr. Townsend, took place
at the hustings email opposite St. Alpbene Chureb, Green-
wich. Long bellane the hoer named, in immense crowd bad
assembled on the large spaced ground fronting the busting',
and the scene presented was of a most minting deecrlp-

tion—notwithsteadmi the compulsory abernos of music
and colours. As usual, on inch occasions, the most discor-
dant uproar prevailed.

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After the usual formalities by Mr. F. Chapman, returning
alleer,_

Dr. Pokers, of Blackheath, proposed, and Mr. Loonier;
TAYLOR, seconded Mr. Alderman Balomme an a dt and
pope perms to represent the borough is parliament__

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r. i3zigawitnir Cool, of Blseibestb, proposed William
Asgerstsla, Sol.

Mr. Jaz; laialm JOLLY, Of Woolwich, seconded the
somforeloo.

Alderman Bowsaws, whe was well received, raid he fully
mdmitted that there might be wets advantages in having
a local candidate, but another qualification required
was that of erwrience. He had, whoa kennel, rammed,
amid the flag of Greenwich to the floor of the House
of Commow, and now he was enobted to take his nat He
coofidently appealed to the electors to mimes the treatise
they had made to rend him as their representative. ♦ noble
lady hod mid to him, " Why do you go to Grosswiel again—
they have bested you like a dog r' His reply was he would
thin grove that he we. faithful am ► dog. (Loud eases.)
He felt certain they would sot kick boa out at the poll*
booth. (" No, no," sad "Yes.") Alderman &lemons then
referrod to his past assures, and =pressed his firm opinion
that he should be returned by a large m►jority, and if so, he
would net only look after disk local Interests, but supper
those groat mewing of reform, which were demanded by the
voice of the country.

Mr. AXOSAIrrill eras received with loud &eon from his
supporters, and tremendous uproar from the opposite party.
lie hod pot to learn, he said, that no man should presume
to some forward as • candidate for his native
borough, agar he had been pricked for 'huff
of the minty, er bad ownpied the dvic elude.
As to his want of experience, it was sot • gnat
crime foe a man to be younger than his neighbour. If
rebstod, as he should be (lead Aeon), he would rampart
every mimes for their local benefit, sad should not forget
the opal dues—a most unjust tan on the ooromnnity. With
regard to the gnostic& of reform, be would not
pledge himself to any parUcular measure, but would
accept that piss which would confer political rights
upon lame ems& of the uneofranoltised. Be

was prepared to support a U. franchise in bwougho, sad a
101. franchise in coun lila, and he did not approve of the
twiug qualiacatinn which formal part of Mr. Bright's Ba-
tons Bill, end which, if carried ant, would deprive largo
slumbers of their privileges. Mr. Assented* also advo-
cated ea educational freachise, sad observed that his
Masora father when Wormed be that borough had rawer
deceived the eraWituresep—as a enamel reforwer—(eheete)—
mad, if volumed, he (Mr. Ananias) would sera be food
wanting as a Ira eapporter of the greet literal party la the
Howe of Cosmos'.

A elbow et bark was tines Oka, sad declared by tbe
retuning cater to be to favour of Alders's fieloacoe.

Thew Army and Navy Pensioners' Employment
Society" hoe now appointed in the ospoolty of neatengere, or

tommiesionakes, a oOrpo of wended men from the Crimea
and India, who am quits earl& of Ong menages, convey-
ing notes end panda, or War borer do. Their port
at present ale-1. Rom d Comm and Wahnineter
Hall. 2. Between Admiralty and Spring Galina. 3.
North &de of Trefelgar-square, near the National Gallery.
4. Pall-osil, between the Army sad Navy end Carlton
Chiba. 6. The by of St. Jameeseetrest. O. Between the
by of the Haymarket and Regent-arena. 7. Centre of Re-
genteeneet, nem Musa Ackerman's. Tbs tariff of
theme is enteemelymeonakin There ars so few people
who ea lad work d,r enaermed mss that may of
the perfumes or. to • stab d &Ware, and ham arises the
ruddy of their eppeal, not for mosey, bat fur moorage-
mid W the morties Or have amen.
A letter bon Dahlia cap :—" The report of Dr.
Cain berg abed to be included In the long list of Irish
almedem hoe given the mod lively satidactim here-4 sit..
Mike by so means MANIA to that gentian of the °am-
mo* which primes a different crud from that of the
wroth darer The rumor of his Weldon to reside
pernmently within sershot of the Vatican wee errant In
Daggs leer wady $ fortnight past, and wee pretty generally
swami la Boom catholic amid ens d the reams
urged he the cringe of quarters beteg the Indifferent state
dins health ism his transplantation from Italy to Ireland
ea
the oneemser of the Isle lamented Areabishep Crolly."
IlAirr Woicatoriassui 111.xt170x. Woz-
CUM, flavounaw.--Todoy the writ fee the election of a
knight of the giro he the room of NUM Rubor, new Lead
Northernk,haebeen proclaimed by the sheriff, and the nominer
ties le turd to take place on Saturday neat Both emelidare
ham bred pablle addressee to the electors, expreserg
idler malldenes that the Woe will be in their favour. Mr.
Caldsorpe's oxialttee, fa a notice lamed to-day, Wato that
"the melt of a most succesidol canvass readers eertaht lbs
cetera of the candMaie by • loge majority" sad
Mr. Pskbgion (who la still absent from the county) stales
that " the amount of promised soma mama my saticipse
non" His mud committee bar • inewleg yesterday, at
which the retmus of the memo ma ads up, and they ele- ,
clam that "the member of promises far Ur. Pakington gas-
rents hie return bra large majority."
Fox Cum.—The first meeting of the Fox Club
this mom took Moe os Saturday evening. at Brookes's.
Present: Hurl oil Ihr merle, Lord dams Stuart, M.P., Right
Rm. Dr. Lnehiagton. Hen. C. 8. Clemente, Colonel R. A.
Shute Adair, Hon. George Bing, Y.P. Frederick Modes,
turP., Hon. Frelerich Cedars), R. A. &dad, Req.,
Landau Boldero, Right Roo. Edward ~.P
HIS. George Pftwoilllain, M.P., Lord Mares. Hill, Lord
flays sod We, Edward Eros M.P., Joha Cotes, Bp,
Sir Beramio Hal, Bart, M.P.. Earl Grey, Lord Joh&
Rusosll,ll.P., J. H. Isngs'ase, Req., M.P.
Tun Burris OF MR PRINCE or Pillars.—
At • yield maths of the mays sad corporation of
Whether. rid at the Tom Ha/1 es Tuesday Mt, when
met of the membera were in atteadanca, an attests of car
gratulation to beer Malady on the somthasert of ber Royal
Highness the Princess Frederick William of Prods, sad
Parma Royal of Eseirlaild, ins agreed to. The mayor of
the borough (1. Jones, . re has sow received • oommol-
, tattoo, intimating that her ajesty will be graciously pleased
to receive the adders through the Home Secretary. Addams
of eangentuletio• to her Majesty on the some auspiclocie
event weft lest week Bolted by the tom councils of Bristol
and Nemeth. _

ClgAaoE OP CIMILLTT AGAIMIT TEI CAPTAIN AND
NATI OP • LIVERPOOL lIIIIP-011.Clay, Of the
.faro
Merchant Fakes, and Robert fret note, were
on Saturday charged at the L 4 polies court with
having committed as mead* on a seamen amend William
Hester, who joimil the Marcamt Priam at Bombay to the
28th Weber lest. The melpienent stated that shod are
o'eleek en the memieg of the 20tIt January, when at sea,
he ma called down Imo the eablii, where the captain shrank
hire ea the heed with a roller, and the mate &so beat him
with a life preserver. The poor Mow's head bore evident
marks of recent cruelty—• help ear extending about three
inches on the left side. The steward, Joke Ferguson, end
• mama eased Jame Reel', torvoircaed the evidence of
the com who was lid up for taight through
the ill-news. Fee the dolmas it wee endeavoured to be
shown that Hasler ma the sogroser, harbor lest tried to
use his abeatit-kalfs ea the captain. Tbamagistretee (Memo.
Alfred Catania and G. Holt) agreed with the plea adduce t
fee the dames and dieird the musatoes. The decidon
ass received with Mien sad marks of disappeobstion by the
pieties present in court. Lloyd, the first mate, was after-
ward. lined W. sad oats /or a mates attack on a oolouted
sesessa named Betilembe Brown, as bend the same vowel.
CHRISTMAS-HAT to OMM. —Hospitality had ample
extrelea The Carebinerra, the Rifler, the 7th 1112/004M, the
Artillery, the EsgMers, hod their gents wed their Mrs
banquet. Nor let it be supp eel that is the oat-of-the-way
camp at babe, when no Chriatmee was seer kept by Ren-
ee= before, Mete was my poor fore or panireosions metes
sad garniture. Hew clofre nt from oar fret poor Crimraa
banquets 1 Hem were mighty barons of beef, great turkeys,
which, In Galway phrase, were " big rnoerh to drew • gig."
motion of etreiwitd rhesp, adipose poultry, gems, and
Bub, without any Storm, of tin and nein, made dishes,
poulets sax India fekandeaux, riesone, and all the
varies. tr:umphe of the French adobe, aucerhat tar-
naked by Dative machos sod tradition, all emend
on seem- whoa teliteciala in Ira l ghost tests, well-
• rest be antarons hands. Her,., too, were bakers of e'e,
Bass end Teenent, from direst Treat end Glautow, and
Goblin end London porter; mosells, " Simkm," which is
Anglo-Indian for Thanupson., of curlew growths end an-
Imam fabricators; sherry from placee far more recondite
than Rase; rare old port, rather bothered by travelling
treaty mire a day, bat sneer as boiled hose. Then the
plave-paddince sad sack pier, made by heathen bands
end black-faced cadre, were objects foe the eery of the
nettled mast is all lewd Zeeland. The Artiil.ry ease
Christmas revels, the Rifle bacd played its best and choicer,
sad time wee miairiso in the wide memos of teats till
10 o'clock come, end by drones mien end lights died out
and Chador bad passel at laths.—laater Irma Tame
correspeadeat.
Tbe Pannadar and North African Stearn Navi-
gation Compaq's stselorr Amami, A. B. Dsvldson, com-
mander, antra in the river Thar on Saturday. The
date* are Tenerife, Jim 23; Megader, Jan. 29; Cmhs, Feb.
6; and Lisboa, Feb. 7. The Ammon has a lase cargo end
lb prosepes.

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