The Express.
London, England, 1859-08-15 00:00:00

ELECTION IN2BLLIGENCB.

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The nomination foititie borough took pplace on
Saturday. Up to Friday night thin win two caaatdatee in
Os kid, bin on thinarlap gawky lk. J. Toque, the
wassentivi ciadida.• aid no tea wean,
withdraw from the wateit.
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At slaves o'clock the Mayor, WU Ihrfeest, les., pro-
ceeded to the Toms-bed, mid and the preemdleds. After
Mee venal formalities bed bees gees
Ml. JOHN COl.l Gloa=md,thr°lZ Mr. C 21111,11
COLINAS 118C0144 %be of Jews WYM, EO4-. as
• it sad Fever person to represent Meals is tie Commons
Hama of Palomar.
No othor candidate Imola bees preceeed, the Mayor,
scud I .Cod ...beers, declared Ms. W7ld to be day elected.

LISIRARD.
In consequence of Mr. R. W. Grey, late member
for Liekeeed, having roosted hie wat by his acceptance of
the atandirionerehip of her Majesty's Claims, it his be.
*owe nearer, to 111 bulbs*. Inmsdiateiy is the vuesey
beconliag karma, Mr. W. B. Pole Carew, • ceenervatlve.
adored to cams% the liereugh if the electOrewridd Mudge
Mae, but his ober is. not appreciated, thank,* hie lervices
awe act repaired. Another gentlemen in the Mid wee Mr.
J. IL Marabou, el London, • liberal etwerevative. Imply
dasaralsd with Wang. but he prudently reheleed ken
Wig his whims anal M.r. Manisa who
had hem adeend by the liberal eseemitteGim e.rt Marl
ad-
dro.eed the oraMiterway. Mr. Oebunee arrived at Lir
Zebrd...l the= train at Prlday sight. and
of the abeam la
iherliniwere:nolndlaellelelill. As. M. Mein la die/dr.
.

M. 7 serrtat.Oseir—ia es Melagentes eardearriffi red
sad 'Waged chow's*. Altar no or tweerniegrarelteles
maid—No doubt there were essay prong lobs war with to
know hiss views co the =gisr trap. Well, Say bed
(GSM of the SIM bed ow beta Mad
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Ins public Vanirethemesola mess Ile pverweset eel
Ind Dabs—piny haw)--wldali be theaships pais-
meet formed set ea" es himint ea stest
larmetlee,
ciples—Omer, loadj—gostmlilig ta be Mimi
goarentrieg jest theabieMN weld sot mold, ad at
the mule time toollogibe yogis with • promise of reform
which wet new Waded le Issiews. (Boar.) Well, what
V they got in Its eissilf Mae, hear.) Now, he
tied[ that with sessFelses it was • great
Improweet es the last He held that with the
afrieleg stele el tress es reethant of Europe that the
esserry star out bsee a bear sew Y deed with fearer.
pears Um Lord Mthassers, sad be went further by saying
snit if we were to bare • Mint bra to deal efficiestly with
the demean and emir Wiser d this owery, the proper
mat to do that wee I d Sea ilautall. (Cries.) Although
be was not one of thee* tune pried his faith to errytblog,
or to any body of roast be bell madame in Loud John
Ewell. (Chews.) Be Sena es dung ha beg life
he had done more fee the pea belly id hie '
coaustresees than any stare setter e and it was I
an earnest of what be weehl da Se weld give expression
to his option with taigess is the weals slaw of this
country intbout Wary. (Saw, beef.) He believed he
was then standing lea isserames ben ; sod II the working
men carried out temper Orders they might do the
country a large &mow of geed—(\s par); bat they v. put en
army in their mouths WWI away their brains." (Beer,
rem) And what was the *largesse.? Why, that they
bad not • lair share in the geriersat of the country. Is
alluding to the high tor held by msebeake, be observed
that he hod remarked la cootrareettur ha had held with
them that they word pot to the blush many of the corebste
of the bream:wry. and he thought it would be for the NOONOy
of the country that the portals of the watitution abound he
opened and a large infusion of this. men—especially if Wry
were rho. men—admitted. Es wished there could be same
seek teat applied. (Hese, hem.) But he would not go Ire
Wails se to how far he war go or how much lie would
give, but whin the bill caw they must trust to him. He
week not split little strews, out he would take •
Mew of the guano& What be could do he
iiwsw and for the general welfare of the country
he would; but all these things la a country oonatitred like
Engird must necessarily be a coespronree brow pa am.
liperrieg of retrenchment, be rehreed to the lmmuue sum of
money now raised by taxation, sniciestine in the segregate to
75 millions, and he said he err net help riles Massif
whether the Hoar of Commosu as at reser
had managed its affairs so well that the wanly dhow
it to remain mi it is, and he lied no hafts*s la Nee
if thole. went on as at pewee with so lavidi se
npreseetrive governmest would be at •
as managed at resat, It seemed to his that Se Bewee
Commons was nothing more than a great teeing madam net
raising the largest amount of mosey in the 'heart peed&
spew of time, therefore it wee that an infusion rif new bleed
was waated into the Hors of Commons. (Hear, hear.)
Minie.ere themselves complained that all that members did
sow was to urge them to epee,' morey. (Hear, hear.)
Then cam. the vote for the army and navy, which amount
to 25 minions of money. Now he occupied neutral ground,
for he was not a peace at any price man, neither wee be • war
man. but he wished particularly to see the navy of this coon-
try is that state that we should be rile to hold oar owe.
Naturally, iron our important reamerial associations I
sad our enormous coarse, we We audited to have
a great navy, and he would gee that if we could
not have an army and navy he her than twenty-five
miliaria of mossy it woe proportions They ought to be
hod for at least eight minims its[ Me dr net berate to
say that thore must be ISM sobasormeast at lised-gese•
tero ; and no rare dim said asp sa bedews is the way
that the Mather ef the see eery was =ldol ea to sera se
three departments. Reared meld watt pawl to la a
military pow. r, for the wives of Wear were is. well paid la
SW mobil., for mayor le he a soldier who could be any-
thing else. He had been • soldier Waif: he hod paid far
his ountrui aloe, but he saw it was • bad briars and getout I
'of it. (Laughter.) Although the French and Arteries
standing armies amounted to something like four bander
Slimmed. toen each, yet the government of those mantra.
did not 'peed so mach money oar their armies as we did an
pare. The whole system must be revised sad ormened,
he felt certain that reit • thief; would new be while the
government wit tin in the same dog trot manner. In epub-
cog te the present Hones of Common% he said it woe the
worm assembly of the kind that ever sat. He did rissz
. this Geom toe grapes were moor, but because be
there neva was • House of &notions elected to mush
by the power of the purse and the power of cor-
ruption. They might depend ow it that men wins
bought constituencies would sell them. That ef ewes was
the principle of free trade. Buy in the Warr gad al Is
the dearest whet. (Laughter.) There new we se
tray petitions pewter' in any perliamsat as la the preemie
tee, but era be said this he did not mesa Has sit attach
ageism the cosserwir party, Ware be believed one wee
as bad aa the other. Bornethieg nest be dens to stem tka
system of eorraptlea, or depend epee It the dm was not far
Meant when the British lies, of Web they were all proud,
would care to wag his tall, with. sea of Eoglsnd would
soon ere. No matter whwe the *yearn of corruptive
wan pursued, it was so bad that it was gradually
salmi its way into the vitals of the British coareftellse; it
wee • estraffig sore. And when Englishmen Worded so
low that hared of looking upon their freachiess as • mi.
Awe, they rwpriled them se palatines, thee there weasere-
Alm rotten in the state of Bostwick. Every true re-
illermer, every era who had the interest and well ring of
He wary el hetet, should eat hie mind to work to eat
out this comer less the eciastiteency, and devise was by
which it mibe improved and purified. He had stood four
raiseted Wier, and he had found as a great evil
the ladaddeliss ea the part of masters MA leaded
• red the most effetely. rowdy would
CPerm eetiasket of the suffrage and to give the verse
the piretwalas et the ballot. But he did not with it to
be usilenemod that he was an anthrisetic supporter of the
ballot, fur he was reedy to exhaust every ewe and try any
remedy to give the poor seen preemies to the exerci.e of his
firers.. He net weed on to church rt-e, and stated
that he was for the total sad Immediate abolition of church
rates sad arse mistake," after which he proceeded to re-
mark en the policy of sorinterfereare. All knew how the
greet date of this country bad been eteuted, namely, by so
Mersa( Wrote interfere with other penis Now be did not
sayer* Regrad wee entirely tostel irate her pewit ioe, but there
eltsehl be ms threat or any oessidedsess. He confessed that
he eywpwillial with the oppressed satiorlities of Italy, but
be seer &Whim more. He could sot consent to me his
leffeeerestrymen kw those who could not emancipate
litemerre.

"Iletedttery hadseesa,
'bow ye sot wile woad la tree
Tbetweelvel steetittrike the blow r

Mimi is tees sete;etiibess witob;liered there was
grim to le sap Us* lavokes. (Hear, bear.) Still Its.
was Is est se Soso tele trilled to rug Otto tho wiser
gitroma.agrf tiseseist swop their locks owl Wis.
Wild spa the ihissitias of tbak amigliboors. Ho took
the Wails ems% sad believed the perm Hope-
we d th. Teasel far too vise • ens esd too
isiglieest d his sus intonate OM is pick • germ; with ibis
eserstry. Ks leis hiss this country better thes lie did ;
sad be Ines VW it Isos involved is • sem& with this
sown. essll set aid la • tries peer it Villikames.
Mks lile Wed et ibe leiirh Is. wee ore pee up le wail
M • vireo& it is Maki The ;evert lass this. sot
dld ter briber Were be hod /wigged Meek* this
Hilme Oise woe onee milled minim got up
llmbiessmaits. every set be did. He wee do
et re /Ink peoply end it they &Mod his oft et
Errwemar. vast bemires we .e to is If so sem set
piikpl se live ender i d lie was advert, to the ewe=
ties wort game* okrioisod. of forcing • coostitotios ell
emery woks ;kr emoilloileoi pow, sad reytired Use. He
Wined Imbed osmestbed es kb these toadies poinia—pmeoe.
rekeelbmed, end ellion.—oed be prosarded to ow* that
be wig= maw eray gender that might be psi to
brigississ s et tbat it iplit ins his
keens le voyeeepae Ae timosolk of Lisboa. (The
padesso tttwmed Ws ewe ..id potkoold ebooke.)
Mr. C. Came peps;, and Mr. C. lows monlei, •

vote °legalisms la Mr. 0111111110 e, wile \herbs Ism carried
with the mow latltuslani, the omegas eeprebd•

REPRESENTATION OF DEVONPORT.—The election
to 1111 the vacancy occasioned by the retiremeet of the Right
Hon. Janes Wilma le axed for Tenthly sod the poilist oa
Wednesday. air Arthur Boller (Minn sad Kr. W. ret-
read (ooseervative) are the candidata. A petition has lees
enlisted by ICr. Finned simnel the &win ot ek Waled
Seymour co ecrowat ot under ieflusses on the pen of
yen:rant offichle and of briber/.
REPRESENTATION OP MORTFORD.—Ths mint
Hon. William Cowper who hos be.. appointed irlos-Pred-
dent of the Bond of Trask, !se addressee • bears to his aos-
sutttesta, soliciting re-sieetton. He will be opened by lb.
R. Mondale, in the ccearnative batereet.