The Express.
London, England, 1868-07-06 00:00:00

ELECTION INTELLIGENCE.

BAIMSTAPLII.--Bir W. Fraser, a conservativ,
has issued an address offering himself for election. Cap-
tain Williams, a gentleman with local connections, is 116.3
expected to offer himself as • conservative candidate.

Bznas.—Mr. John Walter, of Bearwood, an.
the Hon. Auberon Herbert (brother to the Earl of Car.
narvon) are making en active canvass of the county.
Tiers was a meeting of their supporter, at Maidenhead on
Friday night, and the Hon. A. Herbert bas just inured his
address. On Saturday a meeting of the leaden and agent,
of the conservative party was held at Reading, at which i.
was resolved that the course taken by the liberals rendered
it necessary that one of the three conservative members
should withdraw. It is understood that Sir Charts.'
Russell has expressed his willingness to retire, and that
the votes of the electors will be solicited for Mr. Beuyv
and Colonel Loyd Lindsay.

It is rumoured at Retain g that Sir Charles Bu
sell, who does not intend to seek re-election for Berk:
will become a candidate for the former place.

EAST DTASYSIIILLE.—The Hon. Captain Ego
ton, the Duke of Devonshire's son-in-law, has acccld
the invitation to stand in the liberal interest for the no
division of East Derbyshire, but Mr. William Jackson
expressed his determination to adhere to North Deihl
shire. It is understood that the Hon. Mr. Strutt, son ".
Lord Helper, will be brought forward as Captain Egerton'
colleague.
EXSTER.—The Attorney-General has ancepte
the invitation of the conservatives of Exeter to cont.,
that city.
GIIILDFORD.--Mr. Garth, Q.C., has issued hi
address, pledging himself to contest the borough ar
firm supporter of the union of church and state." S
Henry Hulwer, the liberal candidate, will meet tln
electors in a few days.
itLiou.E.sFEELD.—Mr. John Brocklehurat, wi
has represented Macclesfield for 3.5 years, has issued
address to the electors, announcing his retirement trot
the representation of the borough.
EisLpow.—Mr. Swanston, Q.C., will in all pro-
bability be the liberal candidate for the representation
Mahlon. Mr. Western having declined to come forward.
MON1101:7THS111111.—The Monmouthshire Wee
toral Association has Mined a circular, in which it poust•
out that the county, which, under the present condo
tuancy, is proferedly liberal, has been represented fc
twenty years by two buss, whore only claim is their con
nexion with the houses of Tredegar and Badiniruston. It
states that whilst the increase by the new Reform Bill in
the conservative districts ranges from 10 to 30 per cent.,
the increase in the liberal districts averages 300 per cent.
In conclusion it allude' to the necessity of attending to Mr

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NORTH-ROM Effaffx.—Sir Thomas Wostorn and
Sir Thomas Abdy, the liberal candidates, have ideas!
their addresses. Both are :in favour of dr. Gladsbar's
Irish church policy, and the establishment of county
financial boards.
Pabuatoxzeantz.-111r. J. B. Bowen will
seek re-election for the county ; and Mr. J. H. Scourfiell.
M.P. for Haverfordweet, will be invited to take his plae,
The liberal candidates for Haverfordweet, Colonel FA-
ward' and Mews. Owen and Walters, have agreed t.
allow the party to decide which shall stand. No opp.-I-
tion is expected to Sir H. Owen for the Pembroke
boroughs.
SouTruarrrox.—The Southampton Ohserver men-
tions Captain F. A. Masse, KN., as a probable candidate
in the liberal interest for Southampton.
Twarwoltrw.—There is a probability of a contest
in this borough. Mr. John Peel, one of the present mem.
hers. is said to have rendered himself unpopular with
many of his former supporters. And yesterday art in-
fluential deputation from Tamworth waited upon Mr.
Jaffrey, a leading blend, of Birmingham, and magis-
trate for the county of Warwick, inviting him to stand
for Tamworth in the liberal interest. It is understood
that Mr. Jaffrey consents to come forward.
YORHSHISK—Mr. H. S. Thompson having fie-
the invitation of the new (Eastern) division of as
ac-
cepted
Biding of Yorkshire, has declined to contest
Whitby. Captain 'Parton will, however, contest that
borough upon the liberal interests, and Mr. William
Beaked Dennison, of Leeds, will defend it upon the con-
servative side. The liberal prospects with a local an!
resident landlord ere overwhelming. Mr. Marconi',
Johnstone will contest Thirst upon the liberal cau,.
the present member, Sir W. Payne ()away. Mi.
against B. yley comes forward upon independent principie7
for the North Biding. He calls himself the " farmer,
friend," and a stern advocate for the repeal of themdlt
tax and highway acts. He does not bind himself to an!
government. Mr. F. Milbank, the present liberal mem-
ber will offer himself again.

The international yacht race from Havre round
Cherbourg Breakwater and back, will be held under ti"
auspices of the Havre Regatta Society on Tuesday, July
21. The prize will be 1001. and a gold modal, and thee
will be no entrance fees mor any time allowance. Baines
will close on Friday evening, the 17th inst., and must be
made to L. Mandrot, Esq., 23, Qual d'Orleana, Havre:
The Havre races will be at the interesting old town el
Harfleur on the 19th and 20th, the yacht race on the 21st.
• bullfight (in all probability) on the 23d, and the annual
Havre regatta on the 26th and 27th of July, on the latter
of which days there will be the usual race for yachts of sil
nations over a calm of 14 miles for Lig and • goli
medal.