The Express.
London, England, 1858-06-14 00:00:00

mu; JUIPRAIIINTATION OP 11.467110170 LL

Bir Henry Strawy, Bart., of Badkath-imall,,
nesr Norwich, is the Comemative candidate** the seat for
East Norfolk, rendered vacant by the death of 81r N. N.
Buxton, the lets Liberal member. On Saturday be tamed
the following address :
" TO THE ELIICTONS OF EAST NOILFOLX.
Gentlemem—A vacancy in the representation of your
division having moaned, owing to the much-regretted death
of Sir Edwina Banton, and haying recently announced my
intention to cor myself ma a candidate, it become* my duty
to request the favour of your vote and interest.
Harlot already been your representative in parliament,
ay political Mews would probably be known to you. I may
add, however, that it is nay wish and intention, if returned,
to mapped Lord Derby's government, believing that there is
no stalsemen of the present day of greater administrative
ability, nor any Inter patriot than hie lordship, and that the
measures which his government will produce will be not only
for the social bensM of the people, but for the honour and
general weltered this cannery.
" The declared= I lately made has been so numerettely
end so warmly responded to, that I can entertain no fears of
a semmednl result.—l have the honour to be, brother electors,
yew obedient humble sermat, "HENRY J. STIL&C IT.
Beekheaih-hen, Joao 12."
The Deed piety have not yet pat forward a candidate.
Several gentian= hays been named, but in the &beanos of
anything debate ca the subject, it is perhaqairable to
abstain from mentiontagthan. Sir Henry was re-
tensed unopposed for the division in July 1 , on the
nairement of Mr. Edmond Wodehome, but he lost him seat
at the general election in March, 1857. The constituency
has not been polled since 1841, end several Important changes
have ommed since the trial of strength which them took
The liberal interest is now considered powerful, and
ittre. event of a contest the struggle would be severe. Tie
death of Sir Edward Beaten has occasioned general regret,
his quiet philanthropic Mamba. having secured him the
respect stall claims.

REPRESENTATION OP NORTH EBSEX.—The tory
whine in regard to the representation of North Pape:
(which has shrift been refined to in the 'sprat) MO
continua. One party demands a county man," in the
person of Col. 8. B. Ruggles Brim, of SpeWs Hall ; while
another section reunion firm It Its adherence to the Bight
Hon. W. Hereafter'. Unless the strife can be assuaged, the
seat will probably be gained by a liberal candidate. The
meeting called by Mr. Beresford's supporters was not a very
enthush.stic one, but it was stated that favourable letters
had beta received from influential members of the coned-
tuency. A requisition to Major Bereeford, intended to
strengthen his position, I. now in vanes of circulation.

Tea REPiESENT.ATION OF NEWCASTLE.—A large
nesting of the members of the Northern Reformer's Union,
was bold as Thursday Wen, in the Working Mea's Read-
=Witivetrest, fa die town. Onset satisfaction um
by all the speakers at the reedit of the public meet-
=to listen to • statement of Mr. P. A. Taylor's political
. The meeting pledged themselves Individually and
oolleeslvely to use every exertion to secure that gentleman's
return at the next general election. Mr. Cowen urged Mr.
Taylor's claims upon the support of all protestant disarmers,
from the long, arduous, and public-spirited contest with the
law courts which the firm of which hr is a member so see-
omidully prosecuted in the question of the; Braintree church-
rates. The decision obtained by the patriotic penseveranos
of Messrs. Courtald In that contest virtually settled the
church-tats queerioo. as It took from the churchwardens end
vaned In • majority of the ratepayers the right to levy church-
rates Mr. Taylor's position as an extensive silk and crape
manufacturer, and as an employer of some five thousand
workmen, eminently qualified him, in the opinion of all the
speakers, to represent tbe inhabitants of a commercial,
ensaulacturing, and industrial borough like Newcastle.—
, Newcastle Chronicle.

SOUTH EAlt Otte illatWAT.—A meeting of the
Ideal proprieties of 11th milway was held A Saturday, at the
dikes- of mt. sally C. Beim, Limped, Yr. Thomas L.
Beale ti the char. Yr. Jonathan Mellor, one of the dl-
redeem on behalf of the beard to idled explanatioes
I. the pepristors as to the bill promoted by the East Kent
Compeay which till ham already passed the Hoare of Com-
mas, sad suggested to the tuee_ting the propriety of adopt-
petition to the Hones of Lords, showing the It:qualm
permitting the further progress of the bill. A resolutien
depth' the petition having been passed unanimously, the
seem was very extensively signed, and thanks having been
voted to Yr. Mellor and the chairman, the meeting separated.
THREE PERSONS KILLED BY A BOILER ElPLO-
ston.—On Wednesday motnipg a fatal catastrophe took
pimp at the cotton mills of Mears. William Barlow and
Bon, near New Church, Roasendale, by the bursting of a
boiler. The engine had been etopped for repairs when the
sepiolite occurred, and such was the power of the steam that
the bailer ported in two, each portion being propelled in as
opposite directieu. One of them knocked down the ware-
brass, whilst tba other famed its way through a wall a yard
in Witham, end eut a trench two yards deep through a
met road, displacing mom than ten tons of earth. The two
ends travelled a distance of twenty to thirty yards each, and
wee afterwerds found about AO yards apart-. Unfortunately
&noncom of Meant from a flee in the weaving shed. owed by
the explosion, severely scalded several of the wares& es
they were retreating in alarm front the will, and one of
them, Haaaalt Howarth, aged sixteen, only survived till
fftwilli• Timms Nultoll, aged sixteen, was killed by the
of tie wsuthouse,andliantrilOVNl Lord, aged twenty-two,
wee Ass WWI In the werebeene. Abraham /rattan, another
oft he is
msee ft was se such scalded that his Ills
=ldaL
damsels dam to the mill is estimated at
f 1110111fICI008 DEATH OF A STAFF SEIGEANT'

Cestmeat.—the Friar @Mousse het Mr. 1. Lewis, the
*wooer for Rocitester, gemmed an ingery to that city, rela-
tive to the drcumetsmem th; dem hof ftenrrant
Pete, W Wle M samba te the sla of the Srd Bat-
istes at Chatham whims hely we head drowsed
in the Medway, seer the Marten° Tower, Fort Clannos,
under somewhat isysielees circumstseass. The'prlneipsl
whims es@minatt bane the Jury was a era awned 13101-
mos, rawer at She yew who stated that betessa dad 10
o'clock ma the penises
41 evening he wee astable the
tower, when he seer the who bad ell hi clothes on,
sne in the mai% of the ler, as if enisev@mleg
~,,Tera Whams mad out to him eseeseleatesal
seem out in-eless, het dammed immediately
" Batley I " twies, and thus Reappeared. his body see hewing
been recovered till several days efterwards. flee* was no
meson shout the tower at five time, but on menthe% the
heals of the river the =Beery cap, worn by deemed, was
Mad. An behests freed or the deceased's, a sergetat is
the 241 k Regiment, sold he was with the deceased only el
short time balm the rewarrence, and he wee then In wi-
ndiest health sad spirits. If be bad committed ruled* them
was no Neste whatever to mega for such an act. as be bore
ea
eceellsat cestscear, sad was In reoeipt of Ts. 6d. par day
as tee el the Wham clerks. After *lnsulting toget• the
jury brought in a weak* of " Found drowned," end the
matter Is now in the bands of the police.
DZATH BY LIGHTNING, IN SHROPSHIRE.—Qtr
Timerisy wrath; a treneedons awns of thunder end light-
amempaniel by heavy r ah, pawed over • large
aof .opelthet. At ma emly boar a roma named Hof=
le ngelrise the toed of a jemm,y Till near Old Pert. Wel-
lington, vs atteckby the sheets ileiVeed killed on the spot.
He clothe, won empletely burned off his body, sod
lds
welch sad money acesally melted. Rh shoes mho were
el** Moo gis last. Thl-ht.IF girl" • fright's' E
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