The Express.
London, England, 1859-06-27 00:00:00

ELECTION INTELLIGENCE.

CITY OF LONDON KLECIION.--fTHIS DAY.)
This day, at woo, the electors of the city of
Latium met is Guildhall, to select • emendate to supply
the vacancy occasiosed is the nipmeentatios of the City,
by the accemiaa to od * of the Right Hon. Lord John
Russell. There rug ao opp taint,: to the re-Malian of
hie lordship, the prooesdiage were !dozed to • mere matter
of form, ad spewed to suite very little interest. Mb
ordship, reempried by his two daughters, arrived
shortly brae 11 **rock. sad on entering the hall wee
greeted with cheers, TM Sheriffs of Liars and Mid-
Meer (Aldsrmea Hale sad Gender) ottLieur as returning
creme, miser by Mr. Secondary Potter, and Me. Harker,
the chief yenta& err. Sir Jamas Doke, But., Baron
Liomal de Rothschild, and Mr. R. W. Crawford, the other
sitting masher he the City ; Yr. Omer, M P., Colonel
F. Fresh, M.P., Mr. J. A. Smith, M.P., and Baron
Meyer de Rothschild won &wept the madame as the
pied tem. The rleadamoe of rectors was sot nurearees, the
Wily of the ball brag only partially oseepied. Tr real
hematites brim boa g me through, the Sheriff. caned ea
the Amur to proceed to the election.
The LORD Marrs ropier the remlectiom of Lena ham
Rosary; sr, Ia drag so, espreuel Mandl fully sad
with the cristractom of the am goveramet. Sr wee
ca.areesd Umit whits eincisatly replan up tri defter of
the esentry May word einem emir mentratity, awl seise
the earlier ompartamity he atomism le to restore peace tire
s brie Met should emu* the Mortise of Swope.
Mr. Gram Moose., a wariOnernaran, esoadail his lerd-
ship's -misting, terming the% his lordship bad met
hero appierel premier. The Gera, however, harm pr-
im/ mberwiee,he misled his lordship bad berarelseted ler
each is oak, as wield rare bin to realm the
ewer neutrality mad rellana. He had reentily Maned
from Auslaiaa Italy ; sad his visit had does sorbing Mt
prepossess him a favour of Maria Whatever, thureirea,
might be the ultimate isms of the Maggie, be hoped Italy
would be freed front ber pregame epreasion.
Mr. Sheriff Ha La haviegammembed te the of eten arum
there was ay abet caroler te M preparl„ a giadours en
Mr praxis rose appess•Aly he Ms wpm it walks a
igorr . but is biers asked whether be meal is proem
amy °arida* be replied in the arypedr, sad thwespos the
Sheriff Mimed Load John Remelt duly ersted.
Lord Jose RCN, L t. thee reward Irwin to this eleclors,
mad was received with load cheers. He mid,— fradowea, I
rye to Misr you ray mom rueful treks for M. Marne
you have Mee us in morning me he the 'lath
time so your representative In Parliament. You are all
mare of the acca•Mn of the siectioa. Lead Derby thought
it right te advise her Majesty ti cumuli the Mears of this
runny apes the question whether or not they had mad-
deuce in his administration. That challenge was tree
op, sad It was decided by the Hr use of Commas
thr the late adralaistrstroe bad not the comildere of
Parliament. According to cortitutirel remised Dory r-
eigned bit aim into the kris of the Qom. Her
Majesty mut for Lord Palmerston, who was sharp/ with
the duty et forming an adminirtration. (Hear, bear.)
Now, ratlemea. you may perhaps remember that I
rated to the electors, previous to the last election, that If the
late admisiatratioa should be overtbr nen, I did Dot think
that any mbalaistratio• would be eatiataotoey to the

cenntey that did not contain a errors Winn
of the various *action! of the great liberal
party which now for some twisty or thirty years have car-
ried the greet maltase which have iignalieed that period.
(Hest, bear.) °cedar., Lord Palmerston has en-
daevoartil faithfully to fulfil that tuk. (Chien.)
There may be individual diseatiafaction—that it was rpm-
able to avoid; but my belief Is that, having eadeavoured
to Faeroese that tub faithfully, he has presented sa adminis-
tration to the conetry, which will lave the 'appal of the psopler
and coreqemely the confidence of the House of Cosamoos•
Gentlemen, there are two titivation. which it will become the
duty of the present administration to carder. The first is
the aunt state of foreign affair. ; and being charged with
that depart:neat, while I feel the difficulty and reeponsi-
bility of the charge, f frig It likewise hicumbeet epos
me not to go at any length tae that matter. (Rear.)
I told you on a roamer occasion what I comodod wee the
dimip-seeted teem of the merit wsr. It was not the am-
bition of one won, of two men, or of three way bat
it wee the grievous misgovernment of Italy which has
Meted cow for forty yeses, sad which the Italian people
have at various times endeavored to throw off. (Bear,
hear.) Well, gentlemen, I ehoull have been happy had
that which I thought perfectly possible, bees eromplished
—had the powers of Italy, together with Prance sad Austria,
been able to make as amicable arreageneest. They how-
ever, was sot the care. They are now engeged--thre
three powers, Amer's, Frame, and Sardinia—fa a
Wooly aed destrective war. What we may hops for le,
that the meditation of the emeessful party, and the
wisdom of the defeated petty, may teed, at no dis-
tant interval, to au hurrah?. sad salisfaceciey
race. (Cheers.) Our duty, gentlemen, is to continue
in thet path of mentality which the whole cosetry hu di-
sowned to adopt. (Cheers.) Bat, gentlemen, if there
'booth not be that =dandies. if there should mot
be that wisdom of which I have spore, it
Is impossible to say how far this vu may emend, or what
milieu may take pert in it. Tberrfore it behoves this
cowry, fur her owe security, for the defence of her own
honour and interest, not to neglect her navy or 'nay,
but to be prepared for any contiseesey chit may stir
(Cheer..) I will meet that which I said in the Howse of
commove, that I *hall at all times be ready to pay my tribal.
to the late First Lord of the Burl of Admiralty, sad to the
board alai h served urea him, fur the large Jeerers which
they made in the ury, end their eaergetic seedier to pat It
tato ea elective mate. (Cheery.) Well, pnt4meo, snob being
It, state of our f mien, itheirs thet which is tarried
apt n us is the first pites as viclaitre. We mast watch every
movement that takes place, sad warder what baring
it may hare ere the future. In the ant plum, whoever
the um. shall arrive—end I hope it will roam arriva—when
the lellmearate may to darer to tat:miser this destruc-
tive name*, it will thee be the business of this
emery to Rise such eoussehi Ss oily lead to a
trirritissturs of the wit Ireoureble to all pasties, end, I mast
add, a terminati in wh:ch will &lied better hopes for the la-
doped...se as./ liberty of Italy then it has hitherto hen
shis to sateroia. (Cheers.) 9tch, pathos', Is the
esly euleaseioa I CAS give with regard to our
emirs With regard to our darer., policy, we
dull have te soul ter, th .41;4 not in the perest males,
the gar mmetiou of the amesilmmat of the nrineentation
of the people in pediment. I hare always told yes that la
my oy talcs tree at mishit of I be rue cUr s, sad theadolasios of
plater &sabers of the people to the enjoyment of the frau.
'liar, will streagthes imititotione of the country, by
pleciag the. en • bread, r and ester rousdittioa. (Coors )
How to diet exoru•i u should go, in what degree Tepee-

erre a sherd lo treaeleneAlra A U pleesa to largs
*mam a/ea. sad tr a ea' jed d mares tildiberades •a It
the . Area. I have they will comeidee that yr•odes fairly
tad !Item* the simere Way sill prolate he eaddettery
tht toestry. (Seas) Glestleret, I c war altbereseat
doe tare ler say tar Br derteraest of tae policy of the
prirert. la a very Is.. day. that govararest lan
dud rim the Hare el Carmen.. out t red rot thdr
hurts MD le edam ts easter P.m la the eyes of the
pods dais sierry. ( ger.) As rag se trey der ere
redeleseh I hope they sti'l eerie* sipper. lor haring

at ve!or lb* soswamat of NI& I sea• [neater. (lisar.

buss.) 1 be; way waftft rants thanks to you for the
coshassim you h alp treed in mo-a cso Jena,
*Welt I Whet I .11411 wt forf.it on Mai., se
lbws set dune ea soy previous x, 14111. (Load ebtors.)
Oaths maks of Led J lit qsaLL, serrieeisd Ly Mr. 0.
II•oas, Samba wore ..tot to the sheriffs sad the ?n-
-atio". tannineesd.
Arise the petiorstairt but esershistot. LwJ John "twill
pn e Wilts wrohowe la eh, ip-irlo of the firm in
stbrh Me Dressier, Mr. More. Is s pa see, there • Isrge
creed siessablect ill. p.tvetrilitt to trod Yin as his re-
Ischia.

WOLV ER If AIIPTON.—(THIS DAY.)
tor ELICTIVIC mereserw3
Sir Richard Bothell, the new Attorney-Genetal,
Vas tlk • osors'oir re eke e for this !aweigh, •.rh-
os, opposition.

OXFORD.-(THIS DAY.)
STITS OP TUX POLL, ILI&

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urn pe he y.Lle to the unfortunate creditor, of the
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