The Express.
London, England, 1859-12-05 00:00:00

tILOUC2B2IIII SUCTION C
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Tido morals( As Coatraiatioaors mot at No. 8,
radyee-ebeet, mid asthma( d the Wink, by eilliog the kl,
Webs( wit:teem:

Yr: Philip Ross mid that be was a member of the
Ina of Baiter, Rom, and Norton, end that he acted
as parliamentary sews for the comervative party at the
het gessr.l election. On the 9th of April, ISIS, • penes
Gelled upon him at his Alm, under the name of Richard
Thompson. He sent up • card with that acme, bat on
seeing him he said that his mme wits not Richard name-
mos. He said, " I come to you frets Mr. Outwit,
of From*. I am told that there is as antici-
pation of illegal practices by the liberal party,
sad that it will be necessary to watch the publkhonses.
Fee this purpose it will be necessary to have aathotity and
means. I come to you to know if you will supply me with
them." Witmer replied that he hod mistaken his vocation,
and declined to have anything to say to Thompson. He
further told him that be did not aaderstand his
coming to witness is that way. He said, " Will
I call egai. r Wanes replies that he could call again, but
that the seer answer would be g;ven. The result of the
istaniow was takes deem in writiug at the time by Mr.
*and, who wee frommt. Thompron villa' neat day, hat
wham mewl to gm his. He sent up weed and was' lec
his capons. Whams referred him to those who employed
his. Ha hut arra um him before. He had • red pimpled
hos; brim( wpm ids milling an strap. Never sent him to
!rams with any commiasica. He could never ere a list of the
messy to be mat to the conservative party in witness's
Mlles as there wee no such list in existence. Could not have
ems themes* of °tourists with 2,00 W. appended; it wee a
total hbriestios.

Mr. Vanessa-1 put times queuloas tt you to coos,-
gams el wise lila ken suited to us.

Mr. Ross—Thrtre is not a scintilla of truth in it. Never
bed •a 7 comennaketan with a person named hell, nor lad
he snything to do, directly or indirectly, with the Gioeceder
&aka. Had some rcc illection of sending a biegraph to
the test that Mr. Wood, of Bander:eh, was • respect•Ms
sed trustworthy prom.
Timms Edwards smut that he had received from lIL to
lIL free Beeves Monk in 1867 ; he got it to bribe. Gave
Jobe Haag; • Mme ena-ce, M. to vote for Price sad
Bwb•b7. Gam 61. to Jobe Peddiok for hie vote: be sold
he meld hare bad it on the other olds. Paddick is • boner
balder. Got no mosey from anyone else for the purpose of
bribery.
George Ala, Mulder, mid that be matived 71. 10e. or M.
hem Brewer Mosk, bat he spat Lilt moms in bringing live
as fee voters from EssispemTbasses rad conveying them
bask. Did not mad any messy la bribery at that deeds";
was to feat • less by, beagle( the sea from Haley.
Mr. J. P. Weiss, wogs, headed in the list of yeas
wadi he had boa released by the cesamissimess, et their
het meerfas, to pare. The NS ocerehrd the same of the
alms she were bribM it the SS sled's, with the mama of
tier hams, as kr as It could ts sowerteised. It spared
hem the Bo that theta was about 200 motes kited, of
whom 123 are Beaman ; the met wee heumboidse.
Mr. Ward resirmed ths *tetanal of Mr. Wilt= se to
the vane of the seam' hatioge.
The as.. of Mr. Julia Bilard woe then called, but he
did est saws. At the ad mostiag it was stated that Mn
Beard was M.

Mr. Ueda" the footolory to the Oommielos, Ailed
that be led set a summate by past ar Mr. Homed,
at lis tar Mae la the Albany. It wee whastrisdecl by
lb. Masai, his eetkitor. Hs het sires sr a Mr. Mottat,
who tell hew that Mr. Hazard was not well, that he
would net be baud at the Albany, but that ally car moll-
alba saireird le Idea for Mr. Bernard wool mach him.
M. Mount said hs woeld ondarbtke that Mr. Boland
shad be hero ea 'con lb/ M CYPI. AM
1161114.1 b' wrote to him, telling him that to-day
bad hum fired far this szemisettoo, sad that it
would be aeoweary for him to bi.ng Ina par and hl' owls
basks with theta. Ho also • rot* to Mr. Mor tt. He had ao
estewor to either of these tett Is.

Mt. Vasetwa—lb. Bersord sot having thought meet to
MUM Mrs. we west extos& that Is does sot t Weed
seals to priest Mewl! 100 ess&-tattou. W. shin
tharshrs hese to corider what oou.se it Is be -t
to purses with mope* as the costwapt ha has thought At
to display towards vs.
Atte: cosalltiag with the sswatoakears,

Mr. Vaughan ;QM the Cannibal= would stow.' ft,
Friday aftratioes, eto give Mr. Barnard au oeportuniq of
avoiding the conewiseeees to which he had azioeri b'eesalf.
Adjous sad ex • itttingty.

THE DEVONSHIRE IRISH ERTATIVI.—The follow-
,tir statement appears is the Wrnerfoni ifaii :—" About
tarty tote of the Dake of Dseoeshire's property it then eigh-
bourhood of Dungarees hays been so to the occupiers at
about twenty-oes years' paroheee on their totting value.
lone expertenr 'aleatory have been eager 1 valuing the
several holdings, wad making out maps, fen, of them, ma, on
that bang done, the holdtnge have been offeredtr the
teneste la pessamisn at twenty-five pure' purchase, sad
natty al Wettest' have bees accepted, and already no law
than betty dude of ameigsatent have been submitted far
approval. It is his grace's via that es oaa on his property
Amid be dioplor A, sad Its is therefore desirous that the
weepier shoeld portion the be uhf bolding. The lota
which the tenesta do ass pre see w put up for rompe-
d*a la the Leaded &taw Court."

Ma. FItEDLAICI DOUGLASS La HALLFAI.—This
troll- known soul slavery titular who, I hem bees gad, le
Ward op with the Harm' a Ferry bearrectkm, euddealy
Ise& hi. apprentice .a Haifa: • day or two ago, and at
a pubic insetatig of the Halite: breach or the Mutual
Provident Abloom. presided over by J. &sae-
field, Beg , Its wee willed upon end delivered animar
pme edemas. Hs mid that twelve years ago he coma
to Inelead • fugitive Amt. He had an idea when
a elemental the mains who hald him had not so good
a title to him so be had himself, sad In acne to the eon.
eludes, in feet, to ran away. ne justified this sot, on
hi. port, by a very okapis proves of ressoeleg. H.
same he the otachries at Dace that be wee himself; that
he beioaced to himself ; that his bead wee his head ; his
heads Me bands; end his legs his loge, and that it he
run away on his own his he left everybody elm
pormasioa of theirs, sad did no harm to saybody.
But some of his fellow slimes declared that If be
ever eat foot cn Annekan roil he should be re-
dared to slavery. Under them eireaseataatre a number
or Meade In &woad parches. I hie Nelms for
him. And now he was a tummy egaia. He rejoic
that le hie nutmeg sway be had snob • people to ran
amongst, end such • comitry to ran to. It was the home at
the oppriond of all nations, the asylum of all who sofferad
from drepoti.m In any !atm. Tr's war the boast, the pi d%,
thoglory of England.

gMIitICAN 'EDITOR.9.--Partictilare of the affray
in Mahal* is which Mr. Poindexter, editor of the Milla
aid eleteriene, was &hot by Mr. Allen A. Hall of the
New, we gives by re Nashville Barer. The difficulty
originated, as bee reedy been stated, In • political
ortrovery, during width life. Poindexter sought to fatten
upon Me. Hall vie ch.rite of bar ray to unite with the
repebboan party. Them insinuations Mr. Hall repelled
with ouch anybasie, charecteriaing their author at " an-
ecrapulor" sad as guilty of " disreputable practices."
Mr. Poindexter replied in the aurae moaner and anal
/sally ear. d between a sow of Kr. Hell aid Mr. Porde:ter,
whka moulted in nothing seers micas this blows. White
• correspondence was poodles brier the penelpele
la the affair, a card re inserted la the Awe. which air
excited Mr. Poindexter that be called at the oats of the
pre with the evident intend= of emeakiag Mr. Hall.
That retiree did not beeps to be In et bat, but, base
Termed of Mr. Polndexter's spree* whoa rent to all
the third time, he advanced tato the reit, and es he
approached ordered him kt step. %spatting that Mr. Pola-
rize, was abut to draw • weapon, Mr. Hall levelled •
Asublir bursa kd shot gun et his antagonist sad arr. Mr.
Pramiuttar fall, sad in • few sameeste expired, without
elkeleg • aced. A c reel' • Jury returned a verdict wbieh
wowed the asthenia.a is bidding Dlr. Hail for trial la
6,000 dollar bond., whirl were inionedlidely forniebed.
111. Bcssw STUMM PESCI ALBERT.—This
oteemer arrived at Hingoarra ea Friday. from Birkenhead,
else • rapid panes, she has been in the hands of Mr.
Um Lied tar seer thee, who brassily rebuilt her, ander
le new or of tbe beast rare of her oism adose. Doris( the
veyyre, lie. O'Reilly Deese, eta of the directors of the
Herd Atlantic &ern Camery, rune ow deck at night, end
beefed reuesktoo ow of the doors kris( to the alter hark-
wee fur the cabin door, be was Stated into the lower
bold, where he wee not disco till next treeing. He was
fined to bar anetsred Martel Warn.
A. UNDEIIIIIA3Ln NrinitlT MAID.—The Salad
Netw a Lyre mays A young res. reading la this
city lately took Into her novice a girl who her excellent
teethoonials. Two flay, ago, as the lady was sitting In the
doss :net room, the girl entered, terryiest nailer bar um like
a bundle of HMS her iniarers mesu daughter, about three
yews old, with the head foremost, end proceeded deliberately
to ora coo of the windows. The lady, totaling at
bee manner, asked what she was going to do with the
child, to which the servant, with the greatest
welter, said that she wee going to throw ft oat of the
window. On this the mother jumped op in stets and
nubed terwatil to prevent her, but the servant ban the
eiroeger, encreeded in opening the window and would boos
secoropilibed her parrsee had sot the widowin • morel
af desperation seined thaw Ort'e hand with her teeth, sod
empetlett her to relinquish her bold. The dal
tir ss thus saved, Ant the poor mother bas bra err erne
riteissely W. The girt Ms beta plead is to lunatic septa."