The Express.
London, England, 1861-12-31 00:00:00

CHANCES IN THE HOUSE OP COMMONS.

Many changes have taken place in the Tvpresen-
tatioa since the commencement of the year which I. now
drawing to a close. New members have been daring the
period elected for the following places :—Abeedessehanr—

William Leslie, Eq., io the room of Lord Haddo, who be
came the E►rl of Aberdeen. Andover—Henry Beaumont
Coke, Esq., in the mom of Alderman William Cobalt, who
accepted the Chiltern Rawhide. Banffshire—Lieutenant
B. W. D. Abercrombie, in the room of Major Doff Gordon,
who accepted the Chiltern Hundreds. Bolton—Thaw
Barnes, Faq., in the room of J. Crook, Faq., who accepted
the Chiltern Hundreds. Bradford William Edward
Forster, Esq., in the room of Titus Belt, Esq., who so:opted
the Chiltern Hominids. Carliale—Falmund Potter, Esq.,
in the room at the Bight Hon. Sir James Graham, Bart.,
dames& Cork—Nicholas Philpot Leader, Esq., in the
mom of Mr. Berjeant Dewey, promoted to a net on the
judicial beach in Ireland. Finsbury— William Co:, Foq.,
in the room of Thomas Sliersby Duncorune, Req., deceased.

Flintehire—Lord Richard Grosienoir, is the room of the
Hon. Thomas Edward Uoyd Noetyn, demand. Leicester—
William Cowin Heygste, Esq.. in the room of Dr. Noble,
demised. Loaders (City of)—Western Wood, Esq., in the
mom of Lord Jolts Rama raised to the pesesge. Lincoln—
C. Staelay, Esq., is the room of Ma* Garish" Waldo Sib-
thorp, deceased. Nlarylehese—John Barmy Lewis, in the
morn of Edwin James, Eeq., Q.C., who seeepted the Chil-
tern Hundreds. lloatiomeryabire—Captain Johmon, In the

mom of David Pugh, Esq., deceased. Nottingham—Sir
Robert Mica, Bart., in the room of John Mellor, Esq.,
appointed to a judgeship in the Court of Qneen's 13ench.
Pembroke—Sir Hugh Owen. Bart., in the room of Sir J.
Owen, Bart., deceased. Pembrokeshire—George Lort Phil.

lips, Fag., in the room of Viscount En'lyn, who became the
Earl of Cawdor. Plymouth—W. Morrison, Esq., in the room
of Viscount Valletort, who became the Earl Mount Edgcum be.
Richmond—Sir Roundell Palmer, Q.C., Solicitor• General,
in the room of Heury Rich, Eq., who accepted the Chiltern
Handreds. Selkirkshire—Lord Henry Scott,iin the room

et A. E. Lockhart, Esq., who accepted the Chiltern
HuNdredi. SligoCharlee William O'Hara, Esq., in the
ream of C. W. Cooper, Hag., who accepted the Chiltern

Hundreds. Sutheriendshire—Sir David Dundee, Q.C., in
the room of the Marquis of St►fford, who became Duke ci
Sutherland. Tynemouth—Ricbard Hodgson. Eni., in the
mom of Hugh Taylor, E.q., who accepted the Chiltern
Hundreds. Wolverhampton—Thomas Matthews Weguelic,
Eq., is Um roost of Sir Richard Bethel!, who Lamm Lord
assaaellor. Worceeterahire (East)—Foley Vernon, Fag.,
is the room of H. J. Hodgette Foley, deceased. Wiltshire
(South)—Lieut.-Colonel Frederick Hervey Bathurst, in the
room of the Right Hoo. Sidney Herbert, mimed to the

Duiing the last session • third Neat was given to South
Lanouhire, for which Charles Turner, Esq., has been re.
turned. Birkenhead was crested • parhunentary borough,
and J. laird, Esq., has been returned. By the death of Mr.
Geo. Granville Vernon Harcourt, a seat for Oxfordshire le
still vacant. The following gentlemen will be entitled to
Mks their seats at the commeocament of the approaching

meek, Turner, Esq., for South Luicsaitire ; W.
Morrison, Eq., for Plymouth; Charles Seeley, Eq., for
Lincoln ; Edmund Potter, Eq., for Carlisle ; Willis
Con, Fag., for Fiosbury ; Sir Robert Clifton, Bart., for Not-
tiagham J. Laird, Esq., for Birkeohesd ; Foley Vernon,
Req., for Dust Woreestembire ; and the new member for
Oxfordshire, whoever be may happen to be.

LONDON FRIULI PRISTENTIVS AND RISPOIDA•
TORT INSTITOTIOIL—Upwards of 220 proc, frieedlees, aid
fallen females have beet admitted to the benefits of this
charity during the meant year. The majority are orphans,
and belong by birth to the provinces. The annual accounts
close on the 31st instant, and the committee will require
about 100/. more ti.ait they have in hand to enable them to
meet all claims now due. There is no reserve fund, the
committee preferring to apply all mamma subscribed to the
immediate nent of poor outsets. Beakers, Items. Be-
ategeet and Ock, 73, Lorabardetreet, E.C.
ROYAL Fin HOSPITAL, GRAY'S-IND -10 AD.—.
The number of patients relieved at this hospital during the
week ending December 28 was 1,812, of which 450 ware my
owns.

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NAVAL AND MILITARY.

Ataintusr, DEC. 30.—Arromrsurcr9.—bfaster
B. B. Dowling, to the Cumberland, for the Racehorse.
Algiers.
Amistant-Surgeos G. A. Campbell, confirmed in the

Engineers : J. Snell, to the Indus, for the Royalist ; and
W. Farquharson, to the Revenge.
First-class Assistant Engineers : A. Borthwick,to the Asia,
for the Highlander ; J. C. Weeks, to the Cornwallis ; and
H. Benbow, to the Cornwallis, for the Fly.
fitrmad-oloas Ainistsnt Eogineers : H. Vateher, to the
Sampan% confirmed ; G. F. Gossege, to the Mire, coo.
finned ;G. F. Gregory, confirmed in the Intim and lent to
the Avos ; and T. Stewart, confirmed in the Defence.

PORTSMOUTH, DEC. 30.
The Warrior, 40, iron screw frigate, Captain the
Hon. Arthur A.ochrane,C.B., got up her steam to-day for
trial of her engines, and goes out of harbour for her trial
to-morrow moraine.
The Geyeer, 6, steam sloop, Commander George IL Jack.
son, was taken out of No. 8 dock to-day ; and Ch. Bowie.
tion, 6, steam sloop, Commander John D. td`Crim, taken in
to have her copper examined.
The Vigilant, 5, screw vessel, Commander John W. Pike,
was taken oat of No. l dock this morning, and is ready to
go out of harbour.
The Sultan, 72, receiving ship, was taken out of No. 3
deck this morning.
The Terrible, 21, steam frigate, Captain Frederick H. H.
Gimes, C. 8., sails at daylight to-morrow, for the outward,
to
_pay re.
The Ohaelisiser, 17, germ sleep sow tying at, Osborne,
his neared ceders to asevoy a troop and store ship, ex-
. be relieve will d the Vant.
The Black Pri by
nce, 40, ironigil screw frigate, is ordered to be
out of the halide of the aziamasemployed upon her by the end
of April ; but by the augmentation of the present number
of workmen she may, if asomatery, be completed at a much
earlier period.
Important arnungemente have been made to strengtheu
the coast-gaud stations on the shows of England and Ire.
Led The Dioort, Rose, and Blazer are to be attached to
the Hawk on the tout of Ireland ; the Highlander to the
Ajax, at Kiagstown ; and the Amelia and Raven to the
Hogue, at Greenock. Other boats have been ordered to
replaos the above in the steam mem, including the &met.
Savage, Coacher, Foam, Swinger, aad Pheasant. The Dart
and Coquette are also ordered to be brought forward for
service.

CHATHAM, D. 30.
The Wellesley, 72, Captain E. G. Fanehawe,
panlehip at this port, will be paid of to-morrow after
being in commission upwards of three years, and will be im-
mediately afterwards rocommiastotied as • trainieg-allip for
this port. Her detachment of Royal Marines will be landed
and join headquarters, being relieved by another party from
this division.

The almost activity is now obeervable at the garrison of
Moonless, in drilling sod instructiog the Akers and sea
of the Royal Artillery) who are to be despatched 011 foreign
service. This morning an order was received by Colonel
Nedhans, directing a detachment of 150 men of all ranks,
with • rticioate number of officers, to Noosed to-
morrow to to go through a °move at instruc-
tion in the use of t e Armstrong ordnance at the school at
gummy, previously to embarking for Ganda. A large
party of the Royal Artillery will join the depot brigade at
Sherman to-morrow, from Shoeburyners, in readiness for
=limitation whim required.

WOOLWICH, Die. 30.
In addition to the large force of garrison and
field artillery which has loft Woolwich for British North
America during the present month, the following bat-
Wes are under orders to prateed to Liverpool fur embarka-
tion this week, via. :—lfor Baits; two batteries of the
10th brigade of garrison Artillery, commanded by Major
Childs and Oaptaio Robinson ; and for Bermuda, two hat-
Willi of the 15th brigade, commanded by Major Hope
and Captain Byrne. The several departments of the Royal
Arsenal are still working by night and day, in consequence
of the praising demand for various descriptions of war
storm required for ahipineot.