The Express.
London, England, 1859-01-24 00:00:00

PRIZE CADETSHIPS.

Colonel Talbot presents his compliment' to the
Editor of the Express, mid mill feel obliged to
him by hie insertion in that journal of the enclosed
correspondence.
Downiog-street, Jan. 22.

ladle Hones, Jan. 19, 1859.
file,-1 beg I.s to apprise you that 1 have reserved two
sedleishbe kr lb, &holm, of Wellington College, to be
Owed et the dyad of hie Royal Highnee the Prises Cea-
sed ma the Chwersers of the College. and that it le ay b-
lend= ie mem et beet owe cedetehlp every year br the
ems porpose,fie km al bey has it la my pew.—l here,
(IRMO J. W. HOGG.
Wird the Hoe. W. P. Talbot, &e., &a.

10, Downing-street, Whitehall, rms. TR, MO.
Ur,-1 have the honour to inform you that I have amb-
ulant yew Maw to his Royal Highness the Pres Mast, sad
* Vise-Preoldeat of Wsßiagi= College, sad that I have
Isla causeadell by Us Royal Highness to erre= to you
ea the part of the rove/arm the high sense which they en-
serene of the public spirit that has induced you to offer thews
eadenelpe as pews to the students of the College.
The Governors hoes that whew it is known that such
prase may be obtained by the bays paced under their charge,
the gab& will, by a liberal support, salable them to increase
the ease= of those who will derive the fall beads of the
inatinnioe.-1 have, to., W. P. Tearsor.
Sir 1. W. Hogg, Bart., de.

Sia I. ANDERSON, M.P., ON PARLIANENTILRY
Rarome—S* James Alderson M.P. fbe the Stirlingstaire
Bergh', was farmed at dimmer at Stirling on Thursday.
He mode eons brief alliselone to politico. He said—l have
always been in favour of parliamentary reform, deeming the
pm* sad welter of the country largely bound up with 11.
Gad soar the good remelts from the former bill—which, I
believe, mut be apparent to every one—l believe the time
has err tome far • further at.. While lam opposed to
Isireed were se lead es we have so many Ignorant red
depred are emseg us, I would lower the Mutant*, and
adept emeraein=seifeel mare fee having placed on the electoral
eall every sed me-4ft man in this array. I
awe net white be adopted on that thie red be atteined ;
sad dee that the voter should be protected by the ballot is
W remise of his privilege.
Rirasseirrsriox or Muer Woacerreasznaa.
DROITWICII' S.II7CRDAT.-16111 WARM divide.* of WIXOM.
rehire. of while this tows is the ceetre and capital, le
expectatioa se • centeeled dialog, or of the Greg
eleiebere, Cored Muer&
_brig raised to the parer
by the death of Lad Herewith. A meeting hes bees
held le-ilay of the leaders of es conaervetive pasty in the
divides to ecru& cm the matter, but the remit of their de-
lituestior (which were private) 'has not transpired. Is the
meamiene. beerever, rumours sae silos& sad candidate* es
both Ades are named, though nor either:a as yet bare teemed
any Wrens to the electors. The other member for the
division ie Mr. I. H. H. Foley, • liberal in poli-
tics, Colonel Mahout (mow Lord Northwick) being •
oonservative. It is nuderetood that the liberale claim to
return two members for the dirt ion, to equidies the ter
comervetives for the wren division (Lord E and Mr.
Wins Knight), and Mr. Bowater Vernier, of
hell, is to be pet is nomination, se Mr. Foley's
On the conservative side three or four candidates el=
of, the most popular being perhaps Mr. Pakington, the eon
of the First Laid of the Admitelty, who hie latterly eaten
mete • leading put is meld emotions in the county.
Another rarer Is dist the Right Hon. Baronet Sir John
Pokiness bar df (abase out at Droitwich may be abolished
by the sew es/sr. am) we be werdestat.
Tim Isisru. TO MIS. Szunr.—lt appears from a
Wee veleta by Mr. Chides %Ir that the fear young ma
who threw the inseerisee et Mrs. &dim et the Strand
Theatre, oa Friday eight, her ell mute fewest, end, " is
e mist proper sad meaty rear wade es Wearable apo-
logy, is which they disdain any 'Merlon of premeditated
Walt or disrespect, the throwing of the wreathe being, SO
they them thought, but • harmless frolic. The spoiogy,
whkh is Aped by all the price concerned, Is perfectly
'statutory tome, sad as the question has been met with peat
nodose aed manliness, I feel I 'Weld be ' myeelf offending'
to publish the names. '
Among the many personal anecdotes current about
the Resperre shill as • tactician, it is mid that es the re
of ths mop titer, and when suspicion of his dodge was elk ,
he met • member ef the chamber who had meetly lest hie '
seam, mad etheded with him on the =andel event. "It
le, indeed, s and thing, obi one hard to bear," aid the de-
' putt', Wine pima to whom ese her Mee se inalleily
attached." " One thief," replied the Prodder of the
Republic, "is *lll sadder, mid win herder to bese—te be
easpected el plonfor to overthrow a creature re bee
ewers pmeerre." The deputy went sway adiniel est
the danger wee over, and communicated hi. estielliedea to
the dateed occupaets of the prison nag of Deeenher..—
Sateriley &rine.