The Express.
London, England, 1859-04-11 00:00:00

LONDON, MONDAY EVENING, APRIL 11, 1859.

• BecKprOBAIL—A maetinf wig held on Saturday
Amour to the Town-boll of Buckingham to rusks
fate J. H. Hubbard. Lg., of Addagton. ea un
mace of him political aduolyies. -liabhard'a
viatica to the electors to last Ns laving boa
extensively circulated, Oats ins s vary bags atteadatie
of both the earanottkod sad merarraddroakdribitraisstilho
borough, and tbsotbertasser biniusitlisammangis Ms Yes
in the field, viz., efr Vow (and limrporma ania-
boa) and Kr. O. W. HarefgYlas way mho inarut. Noma
Ball, the other member, Itssinanded his load* a railing
from the representation. No seaterion ma talus is favour
of either of the candidates, aid t procoodbes tosisisd
with • vote of thanks to the oledrama.

BURT ST. EDMUNDS.—A Row Makin ham
appeared for this borough, in the poem el BY S. Jamb
litatoo, Bart, of Elbadwalli-coart, a goadows who km Um
long regarded is ambitioas of • pantleel co elr R.
Budidltidelbeses yrogrenlve ecessarguilredqlphar. Lord
Alfted tit* liberal acsaineetive suabar, will
it is raper 'offer lahrerlf far rrelletion. . Herd-
aaatia is already in the Sail.

BURL—Tin Right Roo. F. Pad mimed at Bury
oa Thursday evening, sad aidreared his emyypretere la boat
el the Derby Hotel.

CARMAR-THEN AND LLANZLLT.—Mr. Monis offers
himself soh; end b not Itkely to be opposed. la hie address
Its prouder an Whereat* to the pdplee which first Intro-
duced blit to the notfee of the almears.

CinemaTan.—Lord Henry Gordon Lennox has
isened ea address, in the comes d whisk he says—. My
Tote we Ton for the second reading et the iessiorei Int/o-
de* by We government fur the emestleesat d the repre-
sentation of the people, booms I was ®UL to interpose
say obstacle to the prompt settlement of that question
duriag the present parliament,"
CllCHLallit.—Late on Saturday Lord Ashley ap-
peared in the field as s candidate is the liberal interest The
contest will be between Lord Ashley end Mr. Goddard, the
other cluing member, Mr. Neeld (the neerbarenell, being
considwed site. _ .

DEVONPOit7.—There is a rumour that Sir H.
Lank% • Lord of the Admiralty, will contest this borough.
DOVIIB.—On Friday night last Mr. R. B.
Worms, M.P. for Dover, addressed his oonatiMents
a anticipation of the forthcoming general election.
8. Fbinia, Esq., was in the chair, and the gathering
took place in the Matson Dien Hall, where some 1400
or 1,600 persona metaled. Mr. Osborne addressed tham
in • long and amusing speech, and tit the ocescluaicm a
oommanicatien wee read from Sir Wm. Emell, M.P. now
on his passage honiefrom lad* where he has been rendering
gallant and important service with his regiment, the 7th
tinware, offering himself for rwelsotion in the event of •
general election; and a resolution was unsaimoualy adopted
pledging the misting to use every effort to secure the return
of both honourable members. _

EXETER.—Mr. Richard Bowmen (lard, the pro-
tect conservative caaditlais, has Issued ea Wiliam to the
electors. annossoing his Wadies to ofirr himself for re-
election, and I. which hemline's@ hie approval of the policy
of Lord Derbregoverameat. Oa the subject of the Reform
Bill, he says, " The ntessure was rejected without that fair
diectusloo la detail to what' It was eaitkid." Mr. Divett will.

It is confidently asserted, offer himself spin for renleotion;
and beyond some vague rumours of a aseend conservative
aseeldate coming forward, then is nothing to warrant the
belie that • amnia will take pine in the city.
Gasmtwica.—Mr. Alderman Salomon' has con-
vened a meiing at the Greenwich Lecture Hall to address
the elector., end Mr. Animas= Me issued ma address. The
oommittees of both gentlemen have hem organised, but at
present no other candidate is fa the *lad. TI, supporters
of Mr. M. Chambers onafftlently amen that the eddress of
that gentleman will shortly amen, and a public meeting has
been convened for the purpose of presealag Mr. Chambers
with a testimonial, when it is stated that he will announce
his intentions. A requisition to Mr. Whalley, late M.P. for
Peterborough, is still in coarse of signature.
Otoucittrrga.—Mr. W. P. Price, the sitting
member (who ham coalesced with Mr. Monk, the Ulna wadi-
dna, =mei his address on Saturday. lie " believes no man
in me country is so well qualified as Lard John Remelt to
deed with the question of reform," and he promises to sup-
port him in any reform bill.
HELSTON—Mr. Truman (liberal) is to be opposed
by Mr. J. lope Rogers (consenstin).
HUNVINODOS.—OeneraI Peet has issued his ad-
met to the "united boroughs of Ha atingdonand Godman-
chatter." The gallant general observes :—, • Hee Majesty
having been graclonely pleased to adopt the advice of her
government as to neefily dinavbag the present parliament,
I again beg to solicit the distinguished honour of represent-
ing you. As one of the ministers =sensible for advising
hor Majesty to take this step, I am anxious to explain to my
constituents the grounds upon which that advice was given.
It was not because • measure of parliamentary reform sub-
mitred by the government has not met with the approbation of
the House of Common', but because a combination of parties
I revented that bill being fairly disclosed. The principle. of
the Government Reform Bill were to extend the franchise is
a very great degree, both in counties and borough., to give
to certain large towns the advantage of direct representation,
sad to preserve, at the same time, as for as possible, the pre-
scriptive claim of those places which have long enjoyed the
right of repementation. So long as these principles were
maintained the deals of the bill would ban been fair matter
of diatomite and amendment in the Hove of Commons ; but
an attempt was made, and anoomeled, to pine the govern-
ment in a position which they could not with honour submit
to. From that decision we appeal to the comity." Mr.
T. Baring, the other sitting member, also Nikita r•-eisolkee,
and declares that the main object of his votes, If retuned
the new parliament, will be to support that balsam of power
between Queen, Lord., and Commons " whit:halms ma pre-
serve the constitraion of a limited zoonaretty."
Irswicm.—A report that Mr. Hunter Rodwell,
Q.C., was to be knight forward sa • comsnative medial=
for this borough, in enjeaction with Mr. J. 0. Cobbold, Is
not yet sustained by the actual facts, but the attention of the
pony hes now been turned to Mr. H. J. Selwyn, who anno-
y came forward in 1867. Meantime the addresses of
Mr. Ada,. and Mr. Cobbold, the sitting inemben, who have
for =say years shared the representatioa of the borough, are
before the electors.
KIDDERIONWHIR.—On Saturday afternoon it was
enuoutmei that the Right Hon. R. Lo.we, the pitting mem-
ber for this borough, having been disappointed le the result
of his canvass, an finding_ that many of his former sup-
porters MA remised Mr. Hoddieston, had determined to
withdraw. Coneequeetly Mr. fluddleaton is the only candi-
date in the field; and. el'hoogh the liberal party promise
another, it is not thought likely that a second will be brought
f trward. The right honourable gentleman. It is understood,
prefers retiring et once to running the risk of defeat at the
pail, which would prevent his offering his PORIVII to another
constituency, which he intends to do, having received invita-
tions from other tower.
LAMBETH.—On Saturday evening, a public meet-
ing of the supporters of Mr. Doran, the new liberal
candidate for Lambeth, was held at the Horns Tavern,
Kennington ; Mr. R. Taylor in the chair. After hearing
Mr. Dolton, the meeting posed a vote of confidence in
hint.
LEEDB.—Mr. Edward Sainte and Mr. W. B.
Forster, of Wharfaside, will probably contest the borough in
the liberal interest.
LEontuurrEs.—Mr. Marshman Mason, of the City,
intande, we bear, to opposes Mr. Under-Secretary Hardy, on
the busting, at Leominster.
LIISICZARD.—bir. B. Grey has issued his address to
the Meters, In which, after explaining the reluctance
with which he opposed the Reform Bill of the government,
he informs them that he "shall always oppose any measure,
from whatever quarter it may emans,o, which will attempt to
destroy constituencies similarly circumstanced to Liekeard."
is this we may believe him sincere, seeing that be has some
interest in Unheard remaining out of Schedule A. The
rediosls are busy, end we may expset la a day or two to see
something. We do not understand that the tortes en likely
to bring forward • candidate. The paler:el parties here are
much in therms slate Ns the Hasse of Comenone—itc pasty
being auflicantly Man to hen the electloa all their owe

• way.
Linnow.—Mr. R. C. Herbert has issued an
Wrens en bob/Mot It brother, the Hon. Colossi l'arey
fleeted, one of tbs coadrorreas members for this borough,
stating that Colossi Herbert is serving with the army in
Lido. and cannot reach home is time for the election.
MILDON.—Mr. Alderman Mechi has been men-
tioned SS a literal candidate, bat his address has not yet ob-
tained circulation.
MANCHVITEL—The Manchester CitiOrdian of to-
day says:—" A muscled election for this ely swats not
=e. A meeting was, we bailers, held la Newell's-
on Friday ev ming, at which a candidate wee
armed, but it Is said that no further steps bays bees taken
;Mishit advertisement elsewhere announces that a N.
to Mr. Alderman Heywoxl is In tonne of signature,
sad it is stated that that gownsman has c mmoted to become
a candidate, Mr. Heywood was not the patient= named
at the mann to which "shim referred."

Minnuese.—W. T. Mitford, Eem., of Pitahill, near
Petworth, a liberal consecrative, is • candidate.
Newcarri.z-erou-Tesz.—Mr. Carstairs' candi-
dater* is much is doubt. Mr. P. A. Taylor's supporters
were very wire on Saturday. They purpose holding a
peiblio meeting today, and aftorwas ta promad urn •
mum.
New Suottansx.—Lord Alexander Lennox has
Wowed bid intention of retiring from the reprematedes M
the rape of %amber and borough of Now Shoreham ; and
Mr. Stephen Cave, of Wilton-place, Loudon, a osemerestive
end a commercial man, has leaned an address to the *looters.
It is rumoured that matter oondidsts will be toureght for-
wend in the liberal berme.
°LORAN.— On Thursday, at a meeting of the
seogereem of Mr. W. J. Foe, LP., S was deeermired M
sneyert no toadish& who MS net rata ft. leMreeMieleit

tn., the bellet, mama 'dimmed*
_sad a re-distribution
gnats. was meelverthat N,. Ali Platt, of illameth
Pack, be requested to become amiedfieda Xr. who
IMO present, red that at the peat memMild Dothan dread
Mate hat to wept the edlr. • aemmilles wee smiled
Ile sake Mr. Foes akethm, awl le Lag weber mai-
alb Math • public maw la moils. le Mr. Masa.
Oa lkilaalw•• deputation Ina gib -fteseliera salad at
mad thsta of islel selanapsilliss, le WINO lb= te
=,..sprigs Mr. CAMS, wbe voted Mr rs givenmasat
Amodit oftts Xr. George lifesa el mr.
a brim
ia dison. to MOW, sad then Is • Mitalty is
=as whoa they hem madam to
irk das; whist the electors NIMIIIWOIing to
algeihde via teas boars be pohttee or peek& Wan-
Wen.
OXPOID.—The liberal party in this city, after
mature consideration, bare determined to support the two
sitting members, J. H. Langston, Req., end the Right Hat.
Edward Cardwell. The torte', expecting the ultra liberals
would not be satisfied with Mr. Cardwell, but would bring
another candidate into the field, of the earns *alone as Mr.
Leapton bad already looked out one of Wiz forty to take
advastagis of the split. The experience derived from the lase
=relectlon, and from the recent Banbury contest, hie,
, taught the liberals wisdom, and in the preemt state
of things no Derbyite auadidate would eland the least
P.
chance.

_ -The Hoe. George Fitzwilliam
heit;ftbdisers.- Mr. Thema Manley is promeding with
his convem, and Ms lion. Mrs Wilde, ma of Lord Truro,
ha Wined es Weems es a liberal.
PosTariacr.—Mr. W. Wood has joined an ad-
dress, anummeing that at the fortbooming slect:on he will
not again offa biscuit as a candidate, as be wishes to dente
his time " to oompists ths formation of some local estribtleb-
moats, which, when completed, will be of great and I
'degauss to the town," which he could not do if hrdia
priitmestary dudes to discharge. The three liberal am&
dates in the laid ere Mr. R. M. Wises, cos of the posse
members • Mr. 8
r. c Woolf, af th:Aortglirl.Pi:teries:
Chil-
ders, late Mis4Sherig al Yee
PLYNOUTIL—At a meeting of the liberal party
on Friday a vote at oonlidemoe in the sitting members, Mr.
Collier and Mr. Whits, was arrioxlmsnimoady.

PooLL Mr. T. W. Hely is • candidate for
Poole.
READIRO.—On Friday last the members for this
borough. Sr Henry Singer Keeling and Mr. Francis Pigott,
iestod their adder/sae to the electors. At • conser-
vative meeting at tho Onst Western Hotel on Saturday
evening it wee resolved to support Mr. Benson and the other
candidate who will emir in a few days. A candidate in
favour of manhood suin is sloe Lobe brought forward. On
gator& alrning the following was don:dated in • printed
: 'Electors of Reading, withhold your votes. A
real reformer will in a short time madras you, who will ad-
roosts manhood suffrage, and other reforms'. You who live
by Wintry, his cause will be your cum Working and
unrepresented men, urge upon year friends who pos-
sess votes to rally round the candidate who will
support your eofranchisement. In the meantime
prepare yourselves and others for his reception."
RIPON. —Mr. Greenwood (liberal) offers himself
for re-election.
ROCHDALE.— Mediae have been held of the
supporters of both Sir A. away and Mr. Cobden. For
the election of the latter great exertions are being made, and
Mr. Bright will probably speak on hie behalf. It is probable
the contest will be a sharp one.
SALFORD.—Mr. Massey had made no sign op to
Saturday, whilst hie opponents are soliciting Mr. Henry
Ashworth, of Tartan, near Selma, a thorough reformer, to
offer himself. A requisition to Mr. Ashworth had received
the signatures of more than 600 electors on Saturday, and
then is little doubt but Mr. Ashworth will stand.

fiCeIiUMMOUGII. There are Ave candidates--
WSir J. V. B. Johnston.,Mr. Dent, and the Hon.
W. F. Denison, all on the liberal tenet' and the Hon.
Cecil Drummond and Mr. G. J. Cayley enthe couservative
side. Sir J. Johnstone and Mr. Dent are the present man-
bent Mr. Denison Is one of the members foe Beverley.
BOUTHwAIIE.—The supporters of Sir C. Napier
end Mr. John Locke held meetings on &today eating.
The 'silent Umbel dateded the vote be bad given in sup-
port of Lord John Russell's resolution,sad remarked that
he hod previesely told them that they ould sot get reform
thisyear, end be had now no bateau in saying that there
weal. be war nut yesz and them they would not under any
eirennuasoss get mks.= The state of Europe at the pre-
sent than was very critical, and he therefor* considered that
Lwd Derby had been very injudicious in advising ha Ma-
jesty to dimly* parliament. Mr. Locke also advocated a
wide nasseue of reform, and would give the suffrage to every
man who had a home. lie would go on the principles of the
hill a 1832, and give a vote toasty mu who hod • house or
wee • lodger. or who bad soma stake in the country, but if
they agitate' for any sow-faagled absurd scheme for man-
hood suffrage defeat only oonM- be their portion.
STAMFORD. —The addresses of the borough mem-
bers have just appeared. Sir Stafford Northoote says
" No prospect of a third administration which might be
atronger than its modeoeseoes la held out to us. The actions
of the liberal party, by whore oorabinatlce the recent de'est
of the government wee bought about, are powerful for
oleiraction, but their differences on the questme of reform
end on ether matter rake them powerless for the oonstruc-
lion of • government'. Illogland cannot afford to be governed
by provisicsel edges% sod no abinet an be otherwise than
provisional althea a se.emy majority. An appeal is
now made to the estief the United Kingdom by a
government mimes este see Were the Laity. Should the
t"
appesmilieg rod sissisopiere Lord Dshje supporters
b lewdes the raw Mew M Cassmas lies country
suggesinangsa the sesimmosed theeem elksetsfer the pre-
sinnelsost yeses idassi sod kr the ymeda_ political,
segel, hgal edema at Mass sehrth bee IsidditVe 'drat-
alstration Sae 'holm fts readies= mod he alliajbe asks,
seder drenestincea of the most embausserlog sea enetrour-
stile ammeter. I hope shortly to base in opportamaty of
visiting Stamford, and of upreming mom Maly In person the
seatimeate which I have endeavoured to empress tato this
addreste."
BTOCIPOST.—There are now three candidates in
the Bald; Mr. William Gibb, of MsschWsr, who was on-
sonsemaa at the last elation, on the oemervative interest ,•
, mad Me t radical members, MOMS. J. Heralraw aod
I. B. Sslth.
brona-nron.Tasorr.—The friends of the Hon. F.
L. Gower (brother of Earl Grenville) have signed a reread-
lion to him again to offer himself as • c ordidate. On Satur-
day siteraoca en address wee issued by Mr. Pope, barrister,
of Ituanster. Late on Stturday evening an address wee
issued by Mr. Alderman Copeland, in which be announced
that It was not his tatention again to solicit the suffrages of
the conetiteiney.
Sraoun.—The friends and supporters of Mr.
Scrope and Mr. Horseman, the two members, have bad a
meeting and parsed a resolution to make a joint canvass in
their behalf, although the two members themselves went foto
different lobbies on the division on the Reform SUL Mr.
Dorringlon, of Lypratt-park, ear Stroud, is talked of as the
conservative candidate.
SWANSEA BOSOUGIIB.—Mr. Dillwyn on Saturday
hued his address to the eleotors of Swanses,Neetle,Lesshor
Aberavon, and Renfig, asking for re-election.. Rs stye : "I
voted against the government upon the oast division be-
mute I considered that their so-called Rabbi Bill' was •
delusion and a sham." lie declares vote by ballot to be a
neceasary ingredient of any reform bill, and is for an satergo-
meat of the franchise and a re-arrengement of award
districts.
TAYWORTII.—Bir Robert Peel has issued an
dimes, in which he observes :—" For the lad twelve encedhs
the government acknowledges to have existed on sufferanoe,
a condition most injurias to the promotion of mainues of
domestic lesisloloo, and detrimental to the power end
prestige of England, as may readily be undeutood from the
present complicated state of foreign affairs. The country,
bola's., understands the crisis, and by the weight sod
authority of public minions is anxious to terminate the
'Tidies anomaly. There can be to doubt as to the result of
the ensuing goners! election, for the Wale IS not between an
impracticable parliament and a patriotic government, but
between a wise and temperate consideration of ref era
with a view to the settlement of the quieten, and no
reform at all."
TIVERTON.—There is every probability of a contest
for this borough, io consequence of the retirement from the
repreeeetstion of Mr. John. Heatheost. Lord Palmeestn
the
nhe
address, offering hhoolt for re-denim, hes appeared i
Express. His lordship has so many friends t ere that his return
is looked urn se certain. An address was issued oa Saturday
by the Hon. George Doomao, 'wood sou of Lord Di 01311111;
and it is said that the reform club recently established in the
town in bringing down Mr. Beenedy, an old reformer,
who some time ago was returned foe this borough.
Brydges Williams, one of the pre.
sent liberal ambers, will not offer bonen for re-elates.
The liberal ceedidates will be Mr. Aranfron Eimtth and
Captain J. C. Viet's, the resent member for_ Banta, awdl
who has of late years greatly di
ttlagaishad try Ms
efforts foe the
On
of reform in the adenbiMaMes of
the army. On the tory side Mr. Montages bath, already
twice retested by the constituency, hes been so ill- se
mos more to court defeat.
TTICESIOUTH.—MT. Hugh Taylor, of Bickner&
Hotta, Nextlansberiud, hes use forward in opposition to
Mr. balmy.
WALusorosn.—Mr. C. B. Loco& hu issued an
address. Re says —" If you elect me you will dolma that
you =eider the Goverausat Bill usemsel to the demand, of
the comity, from* costeisleg as previsions for the rodeo-
iion of the household *melds% or be the =Unitise of scab
nation besought. You will also pains Tonneaus auto to
the imerferesos of the vase of borough odeins from the
sleety to the borosgh. _ Tea are aware Met I am is favour
of the &Alden ef shank aim"