The Express.
London, England, 1859-06-23 00:00:00

ELECTION INTELLIGENCE.

NAItYLEBONE.

Last evening s meeting of the electors of the
tomes* wee held In the the dee of the Literary Institution,
Edwards-Must, Perters-equale, for the peupoee of hearing
from Msjor Lyle► is exposit:4,a of La poli•kal exist:meats es
• candidate foe the borough.
Mr. J. A. Ntenotav, of Oxford-street, woe called to the
chair. Be amid the gestieman he wee about to introduie to
them wee Major Lyon, whom he had known some three or
(OW yews es the reprevesita.ive of St. George's, Hanovvr-
square, at the filvtropolitan B evd et Works. In that posi-
tion he bad always found him an indepenitens, intetligtaq
and aetivebseisode man. At the time Major Lyon thought
first of peeeenting himself, then we: no one In the field but
Colonel Dickson; and thou:foes h, (Mr. Not. lay) thought
lbs liberal patty wen much indeb.ed to hint for giving them
the opportunity of • choke. (Hoar, bear )
Mr. BUT f IN,; and other electors pet some inert ions to the
Chairmso as to whether any otter candid:yea w,wbt be there,
and he said ha believed that they would not. A volumunien-
lion bad been made to Sir doeLua Walnia:ey, but no roply
bad yet been received.
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I 'Major Li us woe then intrcdoced to the meeting, and was
very warmly received. He said he hod come before the elec-
tor!, of the borough to explain his opluiems before issuing any
address end he intended to do so in all parts of the borough.
The greet queetions upon 'hick he felt bound to address
them were four—first, the forci.,•-e p Airy ; reccndly, economy
io all depertnamte the stets; thirdly, the question of
church neon; end Luetbly, as to the great querica of re-
form. With regarl to the drat point, at the late serial elec-
tion, the tone of every party on the Listings was le favour of
neutrality. Now, that or all very well whilst the war was
'omitted is Lomberdy; but they be 1 not Came to the pinch
yet. If, however, it should extend beyond for protest boun-
dary, he th! ught the gosernment should be ausamosily
urged not to engage in the war. Ile woult also main-
tain an efficient power of et nce, as he thought
that that coarse would be oral likely to prevent aggressem.
At the same time cur armament should be kept up with the
strictest economy. (Hear, 1a?..r.) Ho bettered It was
admitted that there bed been • debt of flee minor incurred
et the Admiralty, mad so cos mold tell what It woe for, or
what bat bream elk This rowed the rarity for groat
watebidnar and • determination to Janet upon rinorey.
The question of etheirete. raise was • thin :Alt one, but one
which ought to be lettled. As the present goverment aft-
sided of move talented man than any which ranted within
the memory of say man in that room—(" No, so," old beer,
bear)—that' were the beet men to settle It open a proper ha*.
Ho was for the greeteet liberslity to the point. Ott the
great subject of reform he was for • redittribstlos
of seats, and dm removed of all small boonolte,
distributiog the member &target larger constilltsres.
lie was for • large extension of the franchise,
with the ballot. (Her, beer.) The great mass of peters
did sot mast the ballet, bat still it was reqn!red for thaw,
who could not give so isdependent vote without it. (Hear.)
It that borough was tvireweatel in reverence with p-pula-
tion It would be entitled to 48 members, and the whole ratten-
paha to 140. Ho bed sat in pullament at the early are of 21,
sad was then • follower of tine N. Peel, and be frankly cos-
lewd that he hid irt te I spinet the Refers Bill of lttli end
18.31.. It however pared, and his borough was placed in
Sehedule A. When Sir K. Peel leceme • fns-trader he
(Motor Lvoe) changed with him, Lut became • liberal r
well as • )eve-iroler. He did net sob them to pledge them-
*elves to him or any one else, bore he rhould like to have the
opinion of the borough as to his Stn-ae. (Hem, hear.)
In answer t i questions put by Mr. Blighty, Mr. Retire
sod other goad, WM Slope Lyon red he considered all
childran should be soseated religionely, lot not secesesrily
by the Mott of Ragland. He • onkl not rots fee an egad-
holies of peon este,. (Hear, heir.) lie wised vote for •
thorough tonoval of ell Jewett and other religious dear...fi-
lial. (Chow.) He Rata f e re.l tcntisl gruarsp. (Hoar.)
Mt. Pant GILA MAU fr.(' to eappe.rt the condldatore of
Lord Tornmy ; but Mr. D' Manger rote to order, sad the
chairman lobe that se the meson was called to hear Major
Lyon, he tboight that was out of ord. r.
Mr. Viso %none then Ilboved • roadsides to the effect
that the political views of Major Lyon met (Ito approval el
the ants& _ . .

N ;Terofr Cunt es seconded the resolution, and Mr.
Michell, Mr. Whitubore, and whers having span,
Mr. BUITINU moved an ate.ndiu it, to the effect that
)Isiere Lyon andoettly qualified tu represent the borough
in kar liaaaent.
Mr. Restates serxeded the ssusadtotat, but the resolution
ins carted amidst loud applause.
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Calomel thcar”le adassed two crowded ametiatta kat
eveatai, uw at the Portman Arms, Milton-shag, Dorset-
►gssry sad the other at U.* Roe* sad Cetera. Tottenhat•-
eaat•rasd, at what' resoles loos to hie favour ware pause.

Mr. Roane Currie .respefuly decline.," to tec Atte •
candidate.

Asirros.uxDzi-Lviz.—An address from Mr.
Milner Ciibsos, M.P., to the iLcters of the borough has
twei rereivei by the *writer,. of the election enesokitise, lo
which 'heeled hon. grotleio 1001 t hlt he shall be amoriget
has cons.itnente when the writs are hotted, Is order to solicit
• coettnaance of their sours/et. The election will take
floe to Monday seat, sod there is Dot the least probability
of sti) of peaani.

DeroNront.—The Right lion. James Wilson hoe
issued ■n addrisa to the ebeturr, sabilg reielortOta on his
emersion of It is sot anticipated that there will be
say curer. The liberal. met is Tursdaycretrag under ils
reeking of IL M. Woman, Eel., •ad raaolved tat realest
Nr.
NIORPETtI.—Sir George Grey Isu lusted the fol.
too rog ertZtose to the .Metre of Morpath .—" The appeal
made tot he ontittry by her Majesty's Las misisteve having
ben asswered by the dada/anon of the a• Hew of
Commons that Shoo* mainlatete did not pisser thatioalidenes
of the hour* or of the country, Lord l'•lmmstoe was minuted
by Mr Majesty wl.ll the formation of another administration.
fission concurred is the vote which tormsd the maigeatiole
of bml Derby'. government, I did not feel nryealljostillad
reform, to late • past is thee wbieb was to succeed it. The
'Resent esprit of foreign ensirs, the state of our asthma, mad
the mei (stilly for an early constderation of the quell= of
parlidieentary reform lzmpoie on the grunt assent a more than
etlnary reepos•lbdtty, but I Omit that tLe admirrieration
such Las just been formed will receive that c tmlideme from
a rcaj,i.y e.f the eel r, rent ale, eat the penpli- whin in this
country is memo.' to the olloiest and coestlietional dis-
charge of the dune* of a ',vernal. a,. My +merinos of
(nice oore more races at your di.poral the trill{ which for
the fourth lime you very recently committed to my hoods.
'I repeated {Tor fs you have given my of your approval of
my public ermadu,L isdnos me eonfidently to hips that in
earring 'eyed( to you for reieltetim I shall again mealy*
1;om you the boson: eta mat In parlirment as your repro-
arbtative."

NtmeASTLE.—The conservatives appear deter-
mined to oppose the tenni of Mr. 11. Alen upon him ep-
pmatment to the cake of Juilice-Adve_ate•General. They
have brought leeward Mr. Willem Cuthbert, of Beanfeast,
uer lienhant, • enmity gentleman, Lit ocanected with the
Slaw i vale of the Type.

OXFORD UNIVERSITT.—We understand, UMW
ling thee she writ will be received by the Vice C
Diiday (Thursday), the election in nll probibility will take
'lace at 10 e'clot k es Monday nciraing next, la the Wove-
-41,01.41 linuee. lbe polbug easy be c.iatiaued Our Ave days,
at the eyries of the eanditi.hs. We tial that the utuolor of
members of e hvoc.itsiar„ who alone are entided to vole, is
3,619. We rue iubaeued ihst the committee Iv coniuctlog
lb. destine of tite Alwripla of Chltalai have remised a large
aureaut of sui urn, and it la atiCcisinted that tee contest
will be S. aetent err.

READIXt..—The new Solicitor-Oeueral, Sir Henry
Feat*, laf i .ued the following ad frees to tits Weems
• 1 tike the earlie.t oppietuniry off 'Aid Ise respectfully to
cianstaneele to you that her blattety bar:un been rational)
*anal to appoint me her my vae• tants
ci that isdloe shit eny vacates Div nett ea ons of youtremit-
sesistives he puliamont. In tie c Awe of a few days, bow-
ever, I shill mitt it from you the honour of re-risarlan.
Haring had neenily so many opportneitici of explaining to
ye • toy siivie on tail principal ',laical Torben., of the day,
I will shit in from further termites to them until 1 have the
pleasure of again meeting you; but I may, at L sot, express
my hope that the formation ot a liberal guvernment will be
the mein. of oar steadily realishig rotas of tits more imp et-
ant ut.,c.oe to which, as a ht.-fa! cnnaLtuency, you heel
a Mandy attachment. Thanking you moat sincerely
for ilia Itin'wes etA generous validates which you have as
keg moored is toe, and trustier that I may kok forward to
!tett, IS, at your hands for the filth time the dietiogatebid
Ishour of reirmetting you in the llou-e l f Common.-, 1 re-
mak. weed. man. your lai•Lful and plat& nt arrant, I EN Rif
P. lit *nit, Luadon, Jame IS.' IL., election will la all
poluli.lity occur in the tidy rat t'.• ensuing weak.
No opposition le likely tube cftted ti the boa. gewkwom's
is &COM.

Tne VACANT PUTYNZ JUDOZARIP.—It was Mated
piterdas. Is Weotalneter Hal. that Maar Kr. loam
Q C.. of the Northers eirrnit, sad maw at the
We Lad TILIM, at Mr. NAAY. Iter.rd.r d Charter. and
the anther of the "Eseletrar kapott.," was to ell the vs-
cyny:n tha jadreial try h.

A Fittn-cLA as one arose appe-
al]) L wd Palmantoea maw in.wititry may re • stilled a Iret-
-1•.•.a•,
a* ai nee, of I. ritriners kayo takes got-elwa
Ironer. at Oaf rd or Cambridge, lot rbi lly e the farmer
liniekTo47. Them in the CIBYIV t Mr. Ola•l•tvee, Mr. Card-
P.r C. Wood, :Cr G. C. Leab, rho kart of Elgin, Sir
(ivory Racy email 11.4 clam men of Osferd, the I• at term
mann* r, doable Ikea, while Mr. Gibs n Is a
wrangler ey Ire'•cirrmaa of Cambridge. that of Ike
uLinet diem ars Led Wo.!eh.ti e, Mr. C. Forterette, Mr.
L•ae. Pir R. Iletbell, e 1 Os'• 1.1 &trellis. won; and Me.
F. Peel mad Mr. 'resit.= Cambridge men of eimilsr rank.
•o are four more tiaf•rd men in the eabieet bedtime the
Mt alrea.ly Ika Duke or Seratemett Berl
liraerilk, tte Duke of Ntweitele, and Mr. Sidney liettote,
the Piot there gratlestisg wAent h.a xn, areal the letter
otentaieg• fouttlt-elaao a dwell. Thu. out at the slateew
anbf•ters and centimes eunpritigg tho cabinet ten are
..I;ei men —l,mr,

LATSTAL PALACE:HANDEL FESTIVAL.—SECOND
D,• az Let-N), WILDNA.NAT, JCI4/ 21.—Tutal
17614.