The Express.
London, England, 1859-05-03 00:00:00

BLECIION INTELLIGENCB.

BUCKINGHAM.
Yesterday the Weed= of three knights of the
shire to repressed this l to tits sew parliament took
piece in the Crown Court, Ay
There was a very large at the court and itsaz
is being crowded. The High MurM, R. I. T.
Ifsq., weeded ; and there wee iment, bides the mei-
dates. the Mapes of Ciente, Se P. Deseenibs, General
Hall, Colonel Id. Vyse,W. issedes, Nee., P. Dicey, RR.,
Sir H. Verney, Archdeacon Biekermeth, C. Tower, Esq., Ito.
The Sheriff having read the Queen's writ,
Sir P. DI:NCO/MBE DOMSIIMOC and Gomel Hall NO
mailed, Mr. De Pre as aat and proper yaws to regime
the Nasty is perliammt.
The Ifigeof COLANDOS, who was heft cheered, cams
leeward to Um Right Hoe. Heel Disraeli. He had
Iber lb. right hon. mistime sad thrke had the
engem Dethehem creamed his skates, and be believed
that to asisobamee dace his ant election bed that right boa.
gestisia bee monis le is duty to dim (" Oh," aid
comes ) Be bind also that is no Nile Whams hod the
right keg. gestemems aed the giseemseg of whit he was •
mgrabwrilledis tirsfrity Is limesentrya formai ha was
geniset thin they bed the agonised the ability to steer the
vied dig date Web ineugh ties storm which seemed
to be whoring woomtes, sod midis avoiding the supers
sal is bloodied of we midi is inset at the e•ut-
try id rend it from Welt
Mr. F. Deariaw seccedod the nowdestlem.
gin H. VOMIT proposed the Hon. W. 0. Cavendish, is
wheat, hen bobad conlidence.Se tee who would call to a
seen soma is policy of the government la &Delving
t at gee • time, and es onneemeray. The Reim
rinrerodeeed hy lir. Disraeli was amain which would
have destroyed the good effect of the Rims Act of 1832.
He did as. ion to say that that wee the object with
whisk It bad Wu brought forward, but that would
lie he.. Ye asset, to It world bare Wee
hem the (Aida those Aims whom it wag benelleill fa
the nisi of tbe mantis, to retain, the 40a freeholders in
Woggle. With regard to foreign affair., our ;silky should
M snare ointrality.
Mr. C. Towers seconded the nomination.
No other etedidate being proposed.
The Sawn declared that Mr. Da Pre, the Right Hon.
Demisin Dirndl, mad Mr. W. O. Careadigh were duly
Kr. Du Pas returned links.

Tha CHINCILLOW of the EXCHEQUER, who on coming
opus the table wee loudly cheered, addressed the electors at
considerable length. The right hon, gentleman claimed for
the goverment reform bill, that it was, without doubt, the
Impel proposal for the extension of the suffrage ever sub-
mitted to the etaelderation of parliament. He should sup.
pert se prepseltion which did not involve a large extension
of the Senile, and a due representation of certain commu-
nities stmemet earigransted in the House of Commons.
Mr. Dimon them mired upon a history of English mediation
la the divinliebelvernAnstria and France. He did not believe
that the Itnedra preposide.fora congress either originated
elm= erepled tbespieltet Antos. Mr. Divaeliotatinued:
Trtlb heo‘tacielieve the Timmer of France was desirous of
rem le could mint tin it with homer, that is to lay,
he meld hare a diplumatio triumph and do some-
thing ter the Italtane, which would have been, in one point
of e6w acinch upon Amens, and of a nature which would
bans added lamer to his own authority ; and as ho had no
esuSdence that the minion, or " visit" as I will call it, of
Lard Cowley—for it had ne cedei character—would he sue-
essahrl, he Weed the propose) which Russia made for the
brutal meeting of the great powers, understanding that if
the aungtea could be established that would be an mem-
bkv of great importance, which would prove his 'Mileage.
In Imam and probably Iced to the results which he desired.
And I can &moult for Ruth nt tiring that prop mitten, be-
cause it is never agreeable to a power of the greatest cha-
racter to ere the affairs of the woad managed, as they would
have been by France, Auitris, end &gland, without her-
self participle. leg in the settlemett. That, I have ao doubt,
was the feelieg on the part of Russia; and I have no doubt
the proposition may on that ground be naturally seconnted
for. But I undoes end that, a few days ago, it 'mid have
been impossible to have made Liaise:planation, hearse, when
the country is informed upon authority, which, though
anonymous, Is of that " booming" character which nobody
ma way " se" to it—Oughter)— that secret trestles had
been lamed between Frame and Russia, that their Asses
wen to be united to des•roy the Mail,Wild sopreffloacy of wr
ilosstryaed toobtali the partition of Europe.blese wale-
matte avoid not be listened to even upon the heMisp of this
meaty, sleety@ so Wham at. I can give yon no eaplesrlisa
Aden what quarter or by what means these assume=
etaterecive were ride. They have, I believe, nisei many
' virtuous &ranks be this country, and have shaken the credit
of every nation. Rut et this lam sure. that there is not a
tittle of troth be the stehment. (Loud she m.) There is no
treaty selsthegbetwm Treace and Russia—no secret treaty
between Free sad Mwesia—thet is no secret memuslostion
existing between Frew sod RUPit, ; till re is Mimes France
lad Ramis whet may be celled ea engagement, which they
were not booed be any way to cocernunieste be this count,
hat which woe eseentuateated to this eonntry voluntarily
acme time age by the Minister of Foreign Affairs for
Tres; vbet done that encasement amount re? It
suswals M Ibis-bat In ease of war between France and
Ilarik shoal ramble aa army of observation upon
the flees betatter. (Meryl She ha. as meth right to
emembht as only of drarvatles upon the Ovum* heather
se legkail W Meatd—what Inland is about to do—a
assmailke lost be tin Kaillernassaa. (Loud cheering.)
Sea rw Is, bili probally an, ens memo whys to obtaie
pen gair AM le mho woo. DO I Mrs- !meat to cons-
maniente bebyes *et we bow /tic it war daly sot oily to
rinerl Is seedy, those ecovesheetlene ben tbe gorses-
, =left of Ponce and Rea* bell we. lave gemsfarther, and
alkyl Ihs &min geveramit vbit pidep ascardoitto the