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

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Aberdeen
Leith
Ardrossan.
Greencastle .40,671 &W. I 5
Valentin .61,66 &W. I
Cape Clear Bl 561 W.S.W. 6
Heil= :!56.44168 & A
118.6111521 &S.W. I
Penzancs 96.77i66 W.&111. 6
Bred 1111.82:1 W. I 7
,abet. SAM; , W. 4
Reehetort 26;65 I. , 2
Plymouth 79.77 57 W. 8.17. ! I
Weymouth 'ln 67 &&W. s
PorMandh IL 56 B.W. ! 6
landau 95.71
a. 57 W.S.W. , 7
Varmenth 70.74 68 i 8
Bearborough 15.81 id &W. , 6
Shields 25.58 68 &W. •
Helder - I-_ _- .. :

REMARK

Barornerical pressure Is less than It was yesterday, and li now
lowest In the north. Winds are generally north-westerly, light
In the north, and fresh elsewhere. Weather Is overcast, and
rain has fallen, except on the west coast.

Official intimation has been received of the sen-
tence of death passed on the Fenian at Cork having
been commuted to penal servitude for life.
The Telegraph understands that the two officers
who were dismissed from the Ph....he for" bullying a mid.
ahipman" have been reinstated.

A sun fish was captured in Torbay, a few days
since, which weighed 5 cwt.
The Dorset Chronicle states that the Fenian
convict Burke will shortly be brought to the Ide of
Portland.

THE REPRESENTATION OF BURNLEY.—A requisi-
tion, requesting Mr. Shaw, cotton spinner, of Lowerhouae,
near Burnley, to allow himself to be nominated u a candi-
date to represent Burnley in the liberal interest, has been
presented to him. He has published a long address in
reply, asking the inhabitants of Burnley to let the matter
stand over for a while, sa the day of election is very far
distant, and the plunging of the town into a long pre-
liminary contest can do nothing but mischief. A requisi-
tion to General Scarlett, in the conservative interest. is
on foot. _

Tax Hox. CoLoNxi. Brxezizy.—lt is with no
small pleasure we are now enabled to announce on un-
doubted authority, that the affairs of the gallant colonel
are at last settled, and that he bag retumed to England,
and is residing with his family at Berkeley Castle. In
conyeyrng to our readers this intelligence, we sincerely
congratulate the liberals of Cheltenham on haying their
old and triad friend one more restored to tbem.—Cheften-
ham Examiner.

Tai LIBERAL PARTY IN DIEEX. —On Tuesday
afternoon a meeting of the liberal electors of North Essex
was held at Braintree for the purpose of determining the
beat means of advancing the liberal cause in the division.
Captain Lnard, R.N., C. 8., was called to the chair, and
in opening the proceedings said the various committees
which had been appointed to attend to the registration on
behalf of the liberal party having of late rather relaxed
their efforts, the present meeting had been called for the
purpose of forming a central committee with the view of
strengthening the liberal party in the county. On the
motion of Captain Byng, R.N., seconded by Mr. 8. Cour-
tauld, it was resolved that the proposed committee should
be formed, and various gentlemen from each district in
the division were nominated to serve upon it. On the
motion of Mi.z2, seconded by Mr. C. Tabor, a vote of
thanks was to Mir T. B. Waters, the liberal mem-
ber for Bort Essex, for his conduct in the House of Com-
mons. Mr. T. 8. Western acknowledged the vote on be-
half of his father. Thanks having been also voted to the
chairman, the proceedings terminated.
On the motion of Mr. J. A. Picton (liberal),
ascended by Mr. E. Lawrence (conservative), the Liverpool
Town Council yesterday resolved to place in St. George's
Hall • portrait statue of the Earl of Derby, "in commemo-
ration of his eminent services during a long public career.
and also as a memorial of the presentation to the town of
Liverpool of the Derby Museum."