The Express.
London, England, 1859-04-29 00:00:00

DUDLBT.

The nomination Sae this heron& took pine yes-
terday rummies et Ma ecletit. Tare amadidates appeared
to compete far the mama, mat —eemety, Mr. H. B. Sheridan,
the late seater, end Vlsorrast Hawk, who Is Nicked by
the very pretrial fullutacti of I. ri Ward, which up to the
petted tithe bet Mee los wee rsgsrded sa paramount. Th.
Metiers era tweeted at the host of the old Town-ball is
the market-phew atone ire theorem& prraorpooom of
ahem sopered to be nou-elett were prompt.
Yr. hamtritaw addrwird the sesembly amid continued
estaalt. He ',Muted theta to ham pstiatl7T, like
mho sad reties.' met, to the remarks whic h would to ad-
dreseed to the.. Ile i sr. imlarly ',quested the tory would
Matt with briumiag re_prct his poker oppreett, who was •
streager —(e cry of " W. hops be wilt comet. so -)--aarl
their pert cm that matins. (A Vi4ce • "Lralsvited.")
Ille I..rdettlp bad brim foci al by • number of their towns-
lass, sad had • right to cr me item se a cendwiste f e their
aattragra. He (Hr. libmodea) had, however, no hope that
Me other tide weal I %beta's tress intimidating. He had
boa th,ir tem senatli e for two yams—(s Voice: "Ad
am the Treasury bench")—std be app Add to than
whither bit noadatt Perdue their approval ? (Crime el
" Tee" sad o• No.") He elle of Do pm,y, but Lem Meark
men and II retareed would It• reedy to rote in rapport el
pasty Wk.... B. he'd se pad al Lir political frith, as well
as ma aria* of atrial belle, that the marmot of tee Haase

of Loafs wee essential to the well-being of the country. A
men wed* be t 0.... who fur a moment estertainet the
idea of insis with the mond meets in the realm ; but
when me ef that how. cook upon themselves to die-
ts% I. thew who occupied se tafenor portion, he
hit thet be hid • packet right to comment upon
Oak eeninst. Bs hod see the eons of • ante lord is
that neighbourhood convening the koouts of shale employer
hail le Hartley and Nethrrtuo. He did not say that thou)
patties one aoung in the manner they did with the know-
Hip sad COOCUTTetCe of the noble lord in queetiou ; but be
did wish to ear he had been credibly informed that they had
resorted to intimidation, and hid need undue Influence to •
Induce the Weenie to vote is a particular way. (Cries of
4. It is isle," sad " Shame.") However contrary to English
feelings or prejudice the ballot might be, It appeared to be
the may e&ctual means of weenies the rights of the
people of Dudley from being trampled won. lir. Bheridas
complained of the magistrates Meng takes an activo and
uneeinly part in the contest. A nen hod bean taken before
magietratee who hod in vain solicits! his vote the week
before, end who ordered him to psy a tee of 10s. and
costs. He did not meat that theb &edition was an unjust
or improper one; but he did my that thus was something
wrong in men who occupied the met of justice going
I about from house to how.° mareesing for votes,
se those in question bad done. It wee aim wrong
that those gentlemen who had the power of granting or
wit hholdiog brewed should go about soliciting the keepers of
henhouses and (ttie-homes for their votes. Mr. Sheridan,
after eitying 'hat he should lay thine facts before the Lord
Chancellor and suggest.ng the formation of a Voters' Pro-
tection Society, coecladedby obserrhog that the question
they had then to determine effected their personal indeprm-
dente. They sew two liberals ranged egeinat each other.
Were they determined to be free men, se would :they be nu-
tted to sink Innis into the Mato of vanage and bondage
from with it woo his (keine privilege two yaws ago to
nom thee t

Lord Moira weds only a vary brief *Mims, as he had
W previous opponnaities of ftilly explaining his poll-
noel prinelpim to the electors and oon•electote, lls
said be MS there on the invitation of panorama who
was imirmelly arociased with tho trod, sad commerce of
the town, who bed rendered the isms of Dudley a familiar
weed wherever British enterprise bad emoted Britiah com-
ments, and who ware consistent Marsh In their political
:ttaßim hon. opt disclaimed all party tier, and
. looked at theienn. of um poli. professions
width Mr. liherldea hod made, as well as at the campoeition
of the party by whom be woe supported, It was quite appa-
rent that a neutral tint was the only one which would M-
ame them

Os the show of bands beim taken, • multitude was held
=Mr. Saeridsa, aid • mall number for Lord
Mr. Blackwell barbs ded • poll on behalf
of his iordebip, the prossedlage twolsated, alter occupying
rather more than two beam

PORTSMOUTH.

The nomiostion of candidates for the representation
of this borough took place at noon yeeterdity, op a hustings
ended in Bt. George's-square. There were four candidate.
nominated, namely, Sir Janata El tone, Bert., Sr
regatta Baring, Bart., Admiral Sir Henry Keppol, and the
Hoo. T. Bruce. Sir James Elphinstone brat addressed the
crowd assembled in front of the hustings, bat such an inces-
sant oolee was kept op during the whole of the proceedings,
'Web looted four hours, that it was with difficulty the vari-
ous spoken were beard eves by pawns steadies is does
proximity with them.
Oa a show of bands befog taken a majority were held up
for Sir lame. Elphiastone end the Hoe. T. Bruce. A poll was
dissandad on behalf of Sir P. Krieg sad Admiral Koppel.

Dotaa.—Sir William Rumen arrived hero o
Wednesday evoking, direct from Masailies, sad eddresesd •
area
hiamettag at his samorters held at the Eagle. •
*Mem dated " Quarantine Harbour, Marseilles,
APM gwineakd Me arrival by a few hours. Ia this he
says : My etteekteent to the great prind*e of prove,.
sad velem is so well known, that an expoat of my Foli-
ated filth at this moment is quite unneceesiry ; shanM you
alp& elect ma, I pledge myself, se your espressatative to
the laming pr Ness tepsote my gratitude se you by my
daretion to UM* air Willies Russell was re-
ceived with the vastest eatbmiesre, and at the esmoineion
el the meeting several 176, admkreoas socompsaied him to
the Ship Hotel, where iss is eta with his colleague, Mr.
Osborne. Os the sem Sir H. Leeks sad Mr.
Nicol addressed a tneedag of their supporters held to the
theatre.

Oxsoatisnitt.—There is no chance of opposition
to Mr. Harootut, Mr. Henley, and Colonel North.
OXFORD UN IvaßstrT.—There is no chance of op-
rsidsa Is Kr. Gladstone and Sir William Heathoote..
_ .

HOUTHAIUTON.—A meeting of the friends of
Moen Willem and Weguelln too k place at the Victoria-
nism last erasing, end turned out me of the moot tumul-
tuous iseethip mar witnessed in this town. Mr. Wegoebn,
beim vary ill, was represented at the meedug by Ma eon, •
L2.7toung man, who has not left college, but who spoke
ly and well. He sod the venerable Mr. Willcox were
just listened to and that was all, no other speeker was suffered
to tatter a word. All the proceedings were carried oat in
dumb show. The hooting. mid noieet MN indescribable.
Wiadows were broken sod treats ton up. The Imp
Vieloria-room was crammed to saffoestka. A riot
was anticipated. The noise and distarbsnce is the
.Mot lets at night, between the Seyroouritee end
the Meads of the sitting members, win groan.
/Mr. Digby Seymour Is ladendigeble 1n iddndaff
public postings. The liberal party is spilt late two Ma-
gnet eseilese. The witting members were no doubt lulled
tato • take mu d% sad refrained trots undertaking, what
they Amid have isnA a marching census. Kr. tieysear's
Omura bow bees onnatuntoately Mittel. He did not
seriously enamels the constituency anti the last mama,
when It wee too late ter the sitting nomikees thoroughly to
bring thole great Masses to bear on the town, and the, ha
excited the wens to enthusiasm in Me favour by
.

ITie powerful oraiorY inirsOurofpopOlar
The wells we revered with election brorndes, and the wis-
dom are darkesed with Lille heeded—. Who is Digby Sey-
mour ..Who is Mr. Weguelin r Which menials are
sunned to the Deseret style which dlitingrshee South-
ampton election literature. Yesterday the conservatives
woe put a perfect fluster by an arrival at the DolpLia
Hotel. Up le • late period then was r much ornery about
the &revalue If It won the nos with Ike lees ausalt. No
or will be marred to dada eery candidate primed et tbe
norairtion, end OM Illarra. Willcox and Weiser re
compelled so rased • poll. Os Saturday will be Icy& .or
of the Brest election bare yr known in the history of
Southampton.

NOMINATIO]
TO-MORROI
Drollwich.
Great Marlow.
Radlington Burghs.
Midhurst. I

HONDA'
Argyllthite.

Arinagh Borough.
Berkshire.

Berwick.
Barwickaire.

Cheshire (South).
Cleckmanaan sad Manor
shire.
Dort 'shire (North).
Dorset hire.
Dttrefri. s Burghs.
Darheas County (North).
Fowl (South).
Pliatsbire.
Fortheshiro.
Glooesstershire (West).
112=tonshire.
Berthet4;hirs.

MI FIXED.
11, Aram 30.
IPakisy.
Radnor 13urghs.
Wilton.

MAT t.
Huntingdonshire.
Isle of Wight.
Limerick.
Leicestershire (South).

TUESDAI
Cambridgeshire.
Cheshire (Noah).
Dathighshire.
Damberion.
Darbam (South).
Falkirk Burghs.
Fiteshire.
Barrie (North).
Kent (West).
Lancashire (North).
Lsiosstershirs (North).
Northamptonshire (North).
Northumberlsnd (South).
WEDNESD.
- - - - -

Corawall (Wee).
Duzatdeabfra.
lidiebargbACoady).
Elea aed Notre.
Hu Glamiorgamddre.
Bangui** (e Moose).
ta (sseth).

Linhthirwriblis.
—•-
Laaeeethe (Smelt).
Northemptoashlte(llooth`,
Nottiogbamabire (South).
Osfordebire.
Perthshire.

Roofre wthire.
6brop•hire (South).
Staffordshire (North).
Suffolk (y!..0.
Surrey (West).
Warwickshire (North).
Westroorclend.
Wigton Burghs.
Worcestershire (West).
Wiltshire (South).
Y, MAT 3.
Peebles (Coneity).
Rainorthire.
Rutlandshire.
Shropshire (North).
Stsff.ttdahire (South).
Surrey (East).
Sutberlsndshire.
&merest (West).
Sours (Eut).
Wigionthire.
Wilts (North).
Worces•crelrire (East).
Warwiokahire (South).
MY, MAT 4.
Kincardineshire.
Lanarkshire.
Liecolubire (North).
Lincoleattire (Smith).
Rosbargbahire.
S'.nierert (East).
St. Andrew's nutria.
Yorkshire (Eut Riding),

TEILMSDi:

asfordahire.

LT, MAT 5.
Middlesex.
Northosobrrhad (North).
IMeal and Cromtrty Shires.
Yorkshire (North Eidiag).

FRIDAY,
Glososeterehira (1140).
Klreedbrlght.
_ .

MAT E.

SATURD,
Armagh County.
liadnoroltiro.

Or. MAT 7.
Yorttbirs (West Riding).

MEMBERS RETURNED.

Aberdeen
Mended
8 r M. Favairr (C).
ILendal
Lenintle

Mr... ______.4
Motesas Mr B. Ea (1.
Mr. B. haws 14.
Perth )Zr. Kissair4 ( ).
Werslart r Sir De 1.6.c7 Inas (L).
Sir J. V. Mabry (1).