The Express.
London, England, 1860-04-25 00:00:00

HARWICH ELECTION.

HARWICH, TCSSDAT Evmnwo.
The polling commenced this morning at the
usual hour, and the result of the vacillation duple)ed by
the lido rrls in the selection of a candidate won
apparent. The victory of the coeservatives is to be attri-
buted to the united and vigorous meaner in which they
have from Aral to bat conducted the contest, and the evil
effect of discord on the liberals is shown in the fact that
while the Hon. W. F. Campbell obtained as their candi•
date 134 votes twelve month. since, Mr. Donaldson could
only muster to-day 116. It in stated that thirty liberal
electors hell aloof anti refused to vote. The election was
virtually decided in the Ant three 13011711. The liberals
claimed • majority of six at 9 a.m., but at 11 they admitted
that Mr. I loneliest had obtained aely 91 votes as against
97 reconlel fur Colonel Rowley. &only after four o'clock
the numher• were officially stated by the mayor (Mr. F.
Halm) a. follows: _

For Colored Rowley
For Mr. Donaldson ll6
His worship accordingly declares, the hon. end gallant
gentleman duly elected. Colonel Rowley briely expressed
his thanks. and stated that he should do his utmost to
promote the prosperity of the town without referen.e to
party considerations. Mr. Donaldson also addressed the
meeting with mach good humour, sad the proceedings
closed with a vote 14 tplakll to the mayor.

(MOM LAP? 10011Ye4 ()AMITY.. )

•
BUCIIINOILIM-PALAR, APRIL 21—This day had
audience of her Miipiety the Commutudeur Targioni,
envoy estmordinars and minister plenipotentiary from the
Ring of the Kingdom of the Two Sallies, to deliver hie
letter of recall; to which audience he was introduced by
the Right nom. Lori John Rumell, her Majesty'. Principal
Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs and conducted by
Lientelmat-General the His. Si, FAIMIXI Cust,K.C.H., her
Majesty'. Master of the Ceremonies.
MT. Jamas', PALACA, AI'IIL 17.—The Queen
has Leen pleased to appoint Captain Bir William Legge
George Host*, Beat., R. N., to be use of the grooms in
waiting in ordinary to berltalesty, in the room of Rear-
Admiral the Hon. Sir Henry Koppel, K.C.R., resigned.
INDIA-OP/IR, ARIL 23.—The Queen has been
graciously pleased to 11101111i118441 and appoint Sir George
Rumen K.C.8., to be governor of the presidency of

Tut R6VIMED ARMY FATIMATIIW—These esti-
mates eirrs issued this morning. Theamount alreadyeeted
; the amount yet required to be voted for
MIMI is 10,991,r4ed. The net iucrosse over the previous
year is 1,9,44,24 W.

Bt!Saar •ND TREATIN.:. —This morning the
folkering return eras booed by the Howie of Iconla of the
number of member. unatiatol for bribery or treating,
alkinguialting those unaeated for treating only, fix
all the borough* of the l'nital Kingdom for the three
Ire t parliantenta. Parliament bewailing 1 047-4+l —Boroughs:
Treating. 8 ; bribery, ti ; bribery and touting, t total,
20. l'outities : nil. Parliament beginning lah2l,s-
- : Treating, 3 ; bribery, II ; bribery and treating,
17 total, 31. Counties : nil. Parliament beginning 1811 -
Ih.naigha Treating, 0; bribery, 4 ; briber)- and treating,
2 b,tal, O. Counties : nil.

Casl • • LTI MN IN LUNN/N.—This morning a return
wen lamed by Sir R. Mayne, to an onler of the HMSO of
Lotnin, .4 the uumher of pinions killed or injured by car-
riages within the nietmpolitan police district from Jas. 1,
16514, to March 1, 11400. In 18514 the number run over and
killed was 4.'1; of maimed or "therein.. injured, 065. In
1650, 51 were killed, and 6112 injured. In 1800 (2 months),
11 have been killed, and 110 injured. About two-thirds of
these came were nut wituesaol by the polies themselves, but
the particulars were obtained at the time from other per.
sons. Is • great number of mem of those maimed, kc., the
injuries were slight.

Loma's Rini BRIGADE.. —A meeting of the
council was bold at hfeAhluartent yesterday : Mr. Alder-
man knee, Vice-President, in the chair. A deputation from
the noe.commissiontel offlosre of this corps attended to
state their opinions as to the most desimble mode of mak-
ing future apimintniente of soflcors. The council enured
the deputation that it was their earnest desire to consult,
as far es practemble, the feelings of the brigade generally,
and that at as earl y day the commandiagmilloer and vies.
president would cell a meeting, when the matter should re.
reive the fullest consideration. In the niesutime no other
appautniema ahouW be made.