The Express.
London, England, 1859-02-16 00:00:00

THE EXPRESS, WEDNESDAY EUNING, FEBRUARY 16, 1859.

ELECTION INTBLLIGINCA
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GREENWICH.
The loliewlag was the state of the poU at the close
of the co?loot

iaTomo=
Angerstain 2611

Majority BB9
At the ClOlO of the poll Alderman &lemma end Mr. An-
gerstrin oddromed the electots at the anent paling booth;
and It was rated by Mr. H. L. Taylor. that anoUtar 'Lotion
would take place for Greenwich within a few cloys, as a new
writ would be immediately ironed to elect a enoosasor to
Gemmel Codrington. In antimpoion of this event, Mr.
Angerstein's committees will continue their operations, it
haring den publicly announced that Mr. Angerstein will be
a candidate for the neat mummy.

FOLKSBTONS, TUESDAY Ermatiao.
Shortly after 12 o'clock to-day the election of a
member to 611 the vacancy weakened by the retirement of
81r J. W. Hamden took place at the hustings erected at the
Town-hall, Myths, in the presence of a fair number el
e'ectore. Bruen Mayer de Rothschild was accompanied
from Folkeimoe aced Beaderste by a mut caramels and tam
kende, and just bef re reaching the town the hones mere
taken from the carriage, and the candidate drawn by the In-
habitants to the hestiogr, where be was received with tier
rat d ypu ndlta. He woe surrounded by a number of Minim-
'lel friends, conspicuous among 'hem being Sir Noses
Moutallere. The usual formalities having been gone ilu
The Moron of Jim (toe returning edit er foe thre
rough), Mr. Sasses Watts, called upon the gentlemen pat-
ient to nominate the ceurilditiaa

Mr. Ww. Rennin thee nlttlasted M.ver Apache! de
Roth-child ae a at sad proper parson to Beige as a rink
for the town and pert aad borough of Hythe. (Cbesta)
The Macon of FOLILISTONI (Captain Retaken, R.N.),
seocaded the noroteation.
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Thera being no Wltar candidate, the Baron was deleted
del, elected.
Senn ROTSOCNTLD then add used the electors, sad SS
received with repeated cheering. He expremed his tease of
the honour they had ooeferrod upon htm' sod afar some
allusions to Meal tucks, he meld, the great duty I shall have
to perform will be to watch what is now prosetdieg_in par-
liament, for if we counties. the mete of Mf.ire we shag see le
power MIS who have wheels opposed every Nerd
measere that has ever been proposed. ("Jutdot
wit he beg to power.") They opposed Mersa In
every slime. (Mar.) They opposed reform of the
fewe-
sentagen ; they opposed the repeal of the emu Uwe ;_ end
they set their fame lumina a reduction in the twenties o the
country; and various other measurer of a eiregm elmreeter.
et But they will moo be out now.") It II be fey deity,
thee, to vetch with a jealeue eye shah promise% end to
see that they act in a liberal spirit. (amer) -The great
et the day that will have to be ecesidered will be—
Tazettm—and Trench, of Lend. Those are not
religiose gender ; sad I think I may go M the HOW' of
Comities to consider well how State measeree may mot upon
yen hero—to see hew far they will tend to the advancement
of the Mee Interesb at the commary at large (Hem.) Them
there ere see at twe pits 'Eke may be.ooneidered In the
Home of Clenimens which have ea intlmate coonrxica wi.h
this aelgithenrinell—l emir more putieutarly to the ship-
ping keesseet, end to the .miry of ron.i4ering the pre sent
coodition and proms* of the mmaing trade, with the view
uponommidinse ineesetres—(ebeste)Ch perm unduly
Ws chefs et her Majeetje subjects. I shell go up
to the Meese et COSMIOIIII Melly =Mitred, and
shall snider these measures which the government
*Mg terward with dee deliberates. If they era liberal
ZOISSOSI. Sad ere brought forward with no sinister motive,
I shall support them; but if they try, by any minas, to
bring beet those impoMe which nave been abrogated by the
maantryNen it will be my duty strecnotaly and firmly is
appose them. (Cheers.)
.44=ellerwards, Sir Mores Mostelere having briefly
the &mime, a peaceseint was teemed, aad Bares
Hatberhikl woe escorted to Folkestone, sone six miles,
amidst lend cheering. Os arri at the Pavilion Hotel,
the Home said a few words to the from the bekooy,
and nettled the fact that the sailmeithe et the parfait church
at POIkeSISID bad named to allow Nei bells to ; and the
prooseethers, which were of a quiet eberseter
were then tessett *to • does.