The Express.
London, England, 1859-08-11 00:00:00

ELECTION CONNITTEII.-(TEM !)AY.)

PON TiliS ACT.
TM select committee appointed to inquire into the
petition at Mr. Crider, complaising of • herr of err-
neat au the pert it Mr. Overlaid, one at the sitting eke
for the borough, errembied upon athearnment tide day.
The t Han. I. H. Walpole in the chair.
Mr. wished to add to the evidence which tie
t.„=7, to Lando *ratios petition of
UK of objections. The Maser
was accordingly put in, the %stag the committee did not
rink k secereary in have. (A letter dated 20th of Jni
&or Mr. Rose to Mr. Overtud Ina sere
red k stated that the petition would be with-
draws, sad the writer heartily congratulated Mr.
Orrend upon it.) Mr. Lrighousi went on to my that Mr.
Rose bad sole him, and said that there were cram odget-
tziMr. Childers a seat, sad mentioned Taunton nod Nor-
Witness rid they would have settling to do
with Norwich or Taunton. Mr. Wilkinaos had mines I.
ask where the arbitration would takeArce, be was
mid the No. 10 room in the hour. Sir W. iodide camas
time sod Mr. Bread. Lord March then esteemed the MM-
. &nation he felt at entering Into • queetiou that weir' la-
' vol.' the qui:atom of privilege. Lord March thought that
both welts bad been mietakew. Mr. Childers west est of
tits room, and his lordship said it me • simple
isartisa of what Mr. Sore understood, and what
tits witueva had understood. Mr. Childers west
es fetch Mr. Brand, sad Mr. Curer "
*brewed,
understand your lordship to hare decided. Mr.
Caries had taken down is wilting what had been mid,
but his lordship insisted that the parr should be torn up.
Mr. ()reread said at length ha would oonaent, but wimeea
rid he was sow too late, and that the matter should go before
the house.

By Mr. Berta—Ten mieutee or a quarter of an ham had
taken place from the leaving the room by Mr. Row se the
tear.nr; up the paper. Mr. Overend and Mr. Rom ed
my tne seat was not In question. Most &Meetly Mr.
Oresund did mt consent to Lord Marob deciding
the matter, till aftsr the paper had been de
Mr. Wilkinson had writtsis to Mr. Rose that thr=
question was " allegory." Witness did probably derive the
term "Illueary" from hewing Mr. Raw use it. Did not make
any proposal to find a twat for Childere—it wag Row. Magee
Ward from the Saturday to the Snewitay to see Mr. Rom
from his anxiety to get to. matter settled; eat anxiety atom
from a wish to VIVO the mangy. Whores had determined
to withdraw that petition, and Mr. Baiter was well aware of
that fart himself.

Mr. Childers, examined by Mr. Lintlarn—Wise • midi-
Ars at the lit 'Stelae, and deposited • petition with which
he lodged 1,0001. Previous to the 16th of July had had no
communnivion about the petition with anyone. Wu at
I.ndall'. Hotel when he was informed that the petition was
prepared, and he signed it. Wither read the copies of the
objections wince Potter brought, but thought be mode no
ebssevations thence. He would not have withdrawn the
petition except upon the ground said by Bk. Leightuan
yesterday ; certainly should not have gives Mr. Leighinen
setbor.ty to rips the penta n. As far as he
, osald remember witness should say the evi•
&nos given by Mr. Leighman wee subskatinlly
erred. Referring to the conversation that look pleases
the 20th April, withers deduct "sparks was that Mr.
Boss had told him that ha had written to Mr. Ovens& aed
Isel used the term illusory." On the day of the using
Lord March "What am Ito do—what canl7lo'
Mr. Rae then said that witnen's honour was at rake, and
the petition should not be et hdrewo.
By Mr. Bitter—Mr. Ross we. anxima that Lord March
should decide the preliminary question". Mr. Owned ester
isoneentel to ha lordship deciding the ors. At that inter-
view Mr. Ledgreen spoke from half se hoar to am
hour. Lord March rellll Auld that one side had
made • statement In good kith and so had the
other, end that he was at • loss to derle bat
he should like to see Mr. Brands, whereupon Mr. Brands
wee sent for.

Mr. Wilkinson wee ermined by Mr. Leighona end pee
corroborative testimony to the previous values, sad
that it would hove been imponibie to have elven up the ease
spinet Overend, u it wee eo complete. Wait down he.
London to west Mr. Cerise about the reference, egad was
prepared to Ito Into the scrutiny. Mr. Cerise told him that
if Os was gthug to tete eny evidence that would effect the
seat be should oppose him.
[The witness wse under examination when our report Wt.]

HINOSTON•UPON•HOLL.

The committee reemewobled this morning at eleven o'clock,
when

fileae presented • talvaler statement of the election
momessta abatis portion.
Mr. Z. Rebate nee examlced to promo the accuracy of the
amusemest He sand that he had supariuteadrd the draw-
up of Ms amounts. Seventeen rooms hod hem hired by
Mi. lime for the purpose of addreesing the electors
Mt 'sly fire were used. The number of clerks, booth @yenta,
ammesen, mad meresengers employed by Mr. Hoare amounted
100, s d those employed by Ct.y sad Lewis to 187. The
told number d preous employed by Mr. Home during the
dad= see NO, Mile Mows. Cl.y end Lewis employed
TM &rake sameness of Mr. Hoare amounted to 1,8371.,
sad loss of Mows Clay sad Lewis to 2.0421.

Mr. Roam was calked sad semi that the total amount re-
adtted Ly blot to Hall /or the payment of has election es-
pouse wee 1,8601.
Sr. Gale examised—lle contradicted the evidence of
Ilehelaell, Thebes'', Unclear, and 901110 other witoemr., who
were mmined on Tuesday with mimeo, to their having
bon aimed sad pelt se runners when they had door
so week. lie bad sever paid any men noises he believed
that be had actually been employed se a canner. No man
bad renewed ear mosey for the lots of his time on the polling
datbarles Wells was giving corroborative evidence with
regard to his district when oar report kit.

TArscropt ELsonow.—Thia election took plats
ea Tioaday. The coaservanyea took ths lead at the eon.
thesoluent of the po has, and roteleed it the ware day. At
the rl•re tbe poll the Bombers acre liratiack (roamer
live),
live). 46. 341 , Barclay (radical), 336; nejority for Baa-

Tit YIUNCR of WALES AND PIINCI ALPIED.
On Tmedity mimed at 9 o'clock, his Royal Highest=
Prieto Mind strived, by the ordinary London ix
at tho ?forth British Rahway statics, Edinburgh, and pro.
mead so Holyrood. The Priam of Wales, with Colonel
Drum end Coleus! Hemel, received Prince Alfred at the
=stedie said their royal highisesses /Afterwards pro-
s.
Wain and Mit.l.ose per rail, arid returned at 8.16
p.m. Os Newby maralog the Prince of Wake, quite on-
enpnehedy. bum to the Elinburgb Botasisol Gerdes.,
and mowlMprbd lb. hot. hnnes end palm-homer, as-
MIMI Mt!. traosplonting of a fetch tree from the plain
the hilly port of the gardens. There were very few people
insetly leder, in this gardens, but these bating umbimmod
that hie royal 'prism we. ptyalin?, deefered about him,
and watched with great inten-to 'be very okapie formalities
with which tie Mom plaand the tree. It is worthy
hellos that the led is sf meetly the rum eye as his royal
vie , 18 pears.—NerfA BritssA
I AICEZOLOOICAL autiqat-
rim body he. Ivet ternifeared Its meeting at Cerliale. The
=mid woos bag and ink reeling, Including ons by Mr.
on the .Mdse of Cousberlvad, • lemurs by Mr. New.
tem en do dlenewsrbps at Bendy...., s piper by Mr. Hugh
Irak es emollemt romdse. there wad In IL* ming* of
GA M% seem' Mame Cahn. Abbey by Rev. J. Siwposo,
and 1111111111 W able% hie Ontnerons to be specified. Errorless
wore roads by the orthreeleghts to Amine Coml., Mat Coo.
kitty, to Corby Castle, the me of Mr. P. H. Howard, who
istertaised the ettespoor with "distal grate and a hoary
mirk " and N Drsogbain Hall, seer Peorttl. A mot de-
lightful duo wet spent.
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