The Express.
London, England, 1859-04-12 00:00:00

BOROUGHS.

HANBIIIIT.—EnCOUriIIe by the opposition offered
by Sir Charles Douglas to . Saimeleon, the
_sitting mem-
ber, the tortes bays started lb. Anew heroes' of the most
important of Mr. Miellre illemleall the het election have ten-
demi their support to Mr. likamieben. Nevertheless, unless
Sr Charles Douglas retires, it is probable that a tory will
be plumed.
EEDFORD.—The conservative party have brought
for/raid Major Stuart snd Captain Polhill Turner to contest
themote of the present liberal members. Parties are some-
what equally balanced, sad a aloes struggle will probably
remit.
BOSTON.—On Friday a public meeting of the
liberal party wee held in the Exchange-hall, at which Mr.
Lamm, one of the sitting members, spoke. A vote of re-
newed confidence is him was carried by a show of hands.
Mr. Staniland, a candidate In the Read interest, also ed-
dressed the mooting.
CANTERBURY. The Hon. Henry Butler-John-
stone, the sitting conservative representative of this borough.
hairissued his address to the electors, asking for a renewel of
their 'slimes for the third time.
Cartour.—Lord James Stuart offers himself for
re-sisotion.
Dsvortrowr.—At Devooport and Stoneham long
addresses are upon the walla, announcing the in-
tention of Sir ticiTnedeaPerry and of Mr. Wilson to offer them-
e/dm for reolection. A letter ha been received from Rear-
Admiral Sir Henry Leeke, Intimating that he is about to join
the Admiralty, and offering his servitors to the electors.
Haurax.—Mr. Frank Crossley, as a candidate
for the West Biding, teksa leave of his constituents ; sad hie
late supporters, the liberals of the borough, have not yet fixed
upon • gentleman to snooped him. Mr. Samuel Waterhouse,
brother-in-law of Major Edwards., M.P., will be brought
out by the onmervativer.
LIVERPOOL.—ShouId a dissolution take place
thee I. a moots probeldlity of a oentest for Liverpool, the
telsesigtiog anxious to get hold of a government offlolal as •
whit Kr. Raritan, if possible. On Saturday they
mil op a &petition to Sir John Pakisgton, but as the hoet.
m is too sagacious to hays his Sea m% seat at
reilitlvEruisis, it is reported that they will try_ and Induce • de-
em member of their party in Liverpool—Mr. J. A. Table,—
to attempt the displacement of Mr. Beret, the liberal som-
ber. The liberals are en the qui sire Mond" sad the chance
of the torim to return two members le eamidered hopeless by
swot their own party. Mr. It R. Chaves, a shipowner of
Linter has received overtures from hie native town of
(Wexford), end from sew English maport—the
aliainterebt being
body
for Me seaport towns.
LINROBTER.—Mr. S. ()ripen and Mr. W. J. Gar-
, asp (meditate Ronde), the present members, en Win in
the Meld. Mr. R. M. Pen (advanced liberal), • barrister
of the northern dot, has addressed the elector. ; and Mr.
W. A. P. &tended, of Wilmington hell, has also brooms a
candidate, In the conservative latereet.
Lawasran..—Mr. J. D. Harris and Mr. John
Riggs (liberals) 'RI probably not be opmeed.
Licnriat.n.—Lard Alfred Paget has issued the
following address:—" Her Mejestyli ministers have deter-
mined to spired to the country, and the question now to be
derided is, whether we sisal have a reel reform bill or be
contested with that fanciful scheme recently rerrotel by the
House of Commons. For more than twenty year you have
dome me the honour to choose me met of your repreeenese
tives in parliament, and *gain I seek the wattmeter of
that confidence. As your repreeentativo, I have ego.
ported every proposition of tibial and extrudes vs-
form, in accordance with your lomrehroished opinions,
and I shall still persevere in the owes which has hitherto
met your apprebetion ; for earthmen hes proved that theme
vita nesentres of fres-trade, which excited is mash ahem
among our opponenta, have retired ell the bead% we anti-
cipated, and greatly promoted the wafers of the whole mar
mushy. I have confidence In the people and have no her
of [garaging them with the right of voting. I shall there-
fore cheerfully support an extensim of the franchise, and
protection by the ballot." There will be no opposition.
Lyre RD:Rd.—Mr. J. W. Treeby, who offers
himself, denounces the proposed reform bills both of Lord
J. Russell and Mr. Bright, and eye that members of the
most opposite opinions in the House of Commons combined
to defeat the "just and impartial =mum " brought in
by the government.
MARLBOROUGH.—Lord Ernest Bruce and Mr. H.
B. Bering have just issued • joint dittos asking for re-elec-
tion.
Mimuntar.—ln addition to Mr. W. T. Mitford,
who, as we stated yesterday, has been requested to stand,
Mr. Rowell 00Tneio Q.C., Recorder of London (conserva-
tive), be. been invited to become a candidate.
MACCLESPIELD.—Mr. E. C. Egerton (liberal con-
serva4v.) end Mr. John Brockleditust (liberal) will probably
not be opposed.
NEWARK.—The Earl of Lincoln and Mr. John
Handley (liberals) offer themselves tor reo`ection. There le
a rumour of egmoeitioa to the Earl of Lincoln.
NEWPORT, NILE Or WIGHT.—Mr. Buxton, the
present liberal minter, will mot waled this borough. Messes.
Hisnard sad Powys are the eceservative candidates.
PIRRYN END FALSIOUTIL—The sitting members,
Hem. Boring and Oursey, have arrived, and are actively
cemeasein the conetitnesoy, by whom they have bees well
received; they are to be opposed by Mr. Howl Owyn ad•
Mr. John Pitagerald Leslie Foster (who roadside appearance
on Saterday), epos the COMINVIAVID interest; the former
gentleman ma sot yet returned to the borough since his ma-
.. a fortnight ago, end the latter bee published a very
lengthy adhere to the electors, moat specious, promising, sad
Battering. He le reported to be a millionaire from Australia.

Porinenner.LMr. Overend, Q.C., is the co

narrative esadidate for this borough.
SALFORD.—Mr. Mlliely has issued an address,
amiss himself for re-eleorion. The requisition to Mr.
Memory Ashworth has received 760 signatures, and he will
probably be mosounord this day.
Wiscwarrza.—Mr. Shaw Lefevro a nephew of
Lori Beanie', will addressthe liberal electors of this
borough to-might. He will calm* with Mr. Bonbate
Carter whim Lis J. B. East sad Mr. T. W. Fleming, the

COSIISITI IL
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toad that boo yet boo pobtlaitoL