The Express.
London, England, 1868-11-20 00:00:00

11111 ELECTIONO !SOY • 00:111EITIATIVB !OM Or

TISW.

The Be►ald rej:arls the eleotions in the English and
Scotch boroughs es not unfavourable to the uonservatives
in the number of acute gained, and most deeming end
aigniieant in the character of the visional. Alitionsh it
is true tlat the liberal majority hits been maintainol, and
even ~lightly iucreatcd, through tome unczpoctcd
onier-
vatirs looses in the sn,all,•r boroughs, yet the general in-
terest of the conte,t, io far as it has yet prooeoled, is
full of boys and encouragement to the constitatisnal
vasty.

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The Slat Bard is even butter ratiAed still with theca:tarsi
results. The great constituenemi, it says, continue to de.
clam thenacives cowervative ; and as the small boroughs
in which the libeled' have, by the employmeit of corrup-
tion and intimidetiuu, gained so considerably, are now
pulled out, the retains of the day's elections begin to show
a maiked C4lllOl 1/114•111 superiority. The electiunadeaietsl
ycherday not only supply a further and meet valuable
illustration of thot growth of conzervative opinion in all
our more populous and wealthy constituencies shown IQ
decisively on Tuesday and Wednesday, but they forestaden
• very different composition of the new parliament trap
that et which Mr. (Amnions sad his organs prams:
hind; Damao&

Ns. scour. ossosses sarias.

• The Daily Neves thinks that the epectache of Yr. Bernal
Osborne's sumer in 1866 did incalculable harm to the
liberal party, and has had much to do with the number of
independent candidatures at the present general election.
1 here are constituencies in such a pobtieal condition—aide
from tory attack, bat sluggish and torpid--theit the advent!
of au independent candidate may do mach good. Bat
where the conservatives am strong, and seats can only ha
woa by liberal union, sow but those who wefts their own
interest* to the moats of the common cause wll hatreds*,
di:VI/4014 and make impossible the only arrangements by
which a liberal gain can be permanently *soured. Yr.
Osborne achieved an illegitimate triumph in iste, whisk
prepared for him to 1868 an overwhelming dame.

Int Court.

WINDSOR OARI'LIi. Nos 10.

The Queen drove out yesterday afternoon;
accompanied by Prince's Cluietiaa ; and tier MONty
walked in the ground" this morning and drove, &mau-
-1 anted by Princess Louise.
Prince Christian, attended by Major-Oeneral F. H.
Seymour, went out shooting this morning. Vucoant
Ilawarden, Lord Frederic Kerr. and Captain the Hen.
Leslie Ruthven, bad the honour of amiompanyiak hiss
loyal highness.
.1

end Prineene Christian dined with the Qui=
hot evening.
lady Susan Melville had the honour of being invited.

The Crown Priam and Prituares of PfUll6lll arrivta at
tle Castle this evening from Wooduorton, attenlod b 1
Countess Iloheatlial and Count Fursteutein.

1 heir Royal Highnesses visited the Priem and Prinesss
Jr Jomville at Twiekeshata, on their way to Windsor.
ClaSt. The Hon. Lucy Eerr and the Hon. Emily -
have succeeded the Hon. Caroline Cavendish and th
Hors Macdonald, as Maids of Honour in Waiting. 1 .

Despatches were rseelvcd yesterday at the Colendat-
(Mee from the Qorernor of the Mauritius. Desettohes
were soot to thetioventor-General of Canada.

Mr. F. Maplea (solicitor) and Mr. C. H. Fielder 411ecre•
tart'), of the Fort Philip and Colonial Gold Maids Cons,
puny (Limited), transacted business yeetaidaf 14 the
Offiee of the board of Trade.

li6ramiri.rs or 10ELLTY.

(By islatosum.)
WINDSOR, PaulAy.

Her Majesty the Quota of the Netherlands
visited the Priam and Princess Christian at Frogmen
this 'morning. The Primo. and Priawr of Prussia Idt
for London at halt-part 10 o'clock, and it is expiated that
they will visit Exeter Nail this evresiag.

the Royal Highness' the Ninon Christian of
FchlesiltHolatais has inswiedsd eo peeside at the mutual
festival, to De held la the spring. on behalf of the feuds
of the Caivenity College Rompital.
The Prince and Prince's fst Wales will visit •ths
French Court at Compiegne to far two days.
The Dube of Rosbwrsh" has arrived A *
Clarendon RAM free PPM ghat* Paths, ei
Rcabeirghelisp arrived al the mere hetel true W
The Hai, Sir Charles Augustan Mum,
iaa lady med fmally have antral at the
Oesberlaut-gote.

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