The Express.
London, England, 1861-11-01 00:00:00

REPRESENTATION OP CARLISLE.

Mr. Potter, the liberal candidate, issued yeeteniay
his address to the elector., is which ha says:—" First, then,
as to my political opinions. I have been sincerely and
' actively attached for a loos period to the reform sod liberal
party; elvers anxious that the extension of the maims,
keep pope with Me MCKIM of papolation sad tb• is-
hdligesies ef timaibeeggia. I have hag lain • supporter .4
the Wok rest only under it can the only honest
ledivided opinion of many of the electors, and through
ahemMe swoon's opinion, be oldidoed. I sea an advocate
for the repeal of thank rotes, believing that that measure
void give pester vitality and practical power to the
demi MAL I senleclent that the secomary foods M
• =etWild be readily sad moat uogrudgiogly
; the Isenberg of the established
timminsims. I ain as advocate for peace and ean.interven.
WO. I eiensidsr mar, with its wasteful expenditure, one of
Me pests{ maser and meal evils which have ever affected
the meld, amid few red arm the met vicious arguments
nittions or peoples en am. I would try to diffuse and
wires than eseaker, but whilst daft so I would is the
date of oar relations with other adios prudently
=op. mod fully, the power arid Alamo d war era
y
sad miry by a imeneepoe comer tor end a mos esswerniad
mod relenrthe once meat, sailer the dind east el d
lineeent. I would lthendly aid the program of educative
pen
few the net for sot or party, het for the Monw►
mat of the meal, ineellided, sad physical peel
of the way loge body anweget as yet usable to °IMO Me
biome I was a hes-trader very many yore ego. peedeue
to the pod AnthOsen Lew novoior. I meld melll is
be tarry sod further what I WM, to bo semi
egoism sad eadeamor to PION the bunion ef war
neowerry twain me as hod be boas and mesa
theme had able be beer them, and thus at the sum hoe
give polar hoodoo end oporon to trade and eseweirer
I mien with many d youreelves in the deep eerie*
Wired * the premed prospects of our leading Mph mew
footers. I have for yeses past, In coejuedies wish a body
of my fellow-cilium ks Manchester, Mee sues. miss - to
Wren{ OUr cones lends lasing so largely depmedieli fer
ripply of ow arterial us the Pelted Mose ef America.
Nt • have repeatedly mewed on ourreire Mar is the seem
Mi, for batter sad sum paten.al goversimmt foram ladles
eesperet as a mean of &tropes' these powers of Gotten
modems( whisk it amiably promo mad which rosy, if
called forth, after • Fried relieve es heft a recurrence, of
our girded pollees aspenchrocy. Largely 'Morseled,
though sat am actively engaged, is a breech of the sotto
tole, I bare a deep interest in Its pesspsnty. I may per-
haps be permitted to state that I hove for dues yews past
bad the honour of beteg president of the Manchester Chars.
bar of Commerce. I thick I may refer to that preitioo as a
fair led of some, commercial sorprriesos and ebsracter ; it is
ows I have highly valued as • mean, at son of siefahmes
mad haformatiou, arid may Le, I hope, esnoiderad as the cora•
plimeet paid to • life of activity and eheressie by a comae-
sat community. You have received me most frankly sad
lussidemely. I thank you meet heartily fur that reception.
I to. only pledge myself. If returned am your masher, to
try to represent your varied ioterests industriously, Itsmetay,
sad to the bed of my ddity."

Too OFFERTORY am) Pon CHPRCH MOVE.
NEET.—E circular bee been Wad csavening • meeting Of
slew si 1 laity, is the Tows Hall, Manchester, on Wed-
sewley, tee tot day of Wirrainter, at twelve o'clock—Wil.
ham J. Cansett, &q., M.P., is the heir—for the purposes
of consideriag tho beet 111011811 of promoting the following
objects :-1. To encourage profensing Christians to set apart
saluted portion— isT not lean than • tenth—of their means
and isotope for religious and charitable purpuns. 2. To in-
! dace than to adopt generally the system of " weekly offer-
. mugs," as suamated by St. Paul (" On the filet day of the '
weak, gm.") and enjoined by the Book of Common Prayer.
8. To affect, by the application of the Scriptural system of
weekly officious, church extension on selfsupportin,'; prin.
espies, and on a "oils adequate to the vast sod spiritually
aeglscteil population of our toed parishes. 4. To apply •
portion (at least) of the surplus revenues of the Manchester
Cathadrui, primarily, to the restoration of the true parr.
clial system of free and unappropritted churches in wooled
thaws parishes, by endowments being substituted for pow
rests, which amount to a very email sum.
Tun Ngw Rtvnn COMPANY AND PM IMPROVE.
MlSTE—Cosesquast on the discontinuous of their aid
system of open aqueduct' and conduits, this company ere
completing sal currying out some improvements of public
interest. Ou the site of the former well-known old reser-
voir in St. John•street.ruad, which has been altogether re-
moved. • line crescent, called Roydostreecesit, eolotainiag
upwards of 100 bosses, has just been complithd. The well-
known water-course that formerly supplied Sidler'r-well
with " real water " has bun filled in, together with that
until recently running under the Neer.road, past Duncan-
terrace, Islington, sal cowards. Lanyr iron pipes of eight
feat in diameter have bon imbedded in the earth for carry.
lag the water, end tbe space above them sot losing available
far bundle( purposes, is about to be converted into urns.
meta &Woos. TM groat reservoir is the Hampstead.
road, altar four months of continued excavation by the um.
tracks; is sow also cempletely clewed away, sad the fowl-
&time of than @items/vs arm me sow being dug oat with the
view of constructing as the site • sew Mawr and crescent
similar to that in St. Jobtateast.read.
Ltvgapoot. Dorn WAssnouss Rzezirrs.—The
tannins won rsponoeseff6.7 t° the Mins7 Dock
Bowl sow wTolil7 of the warehouses which our-
mud the enclosed 1,5921. ; Wapping„
Birkenhead, 1781.
Tlio Natioual Lifeboat Institution boo wifely
soollsoil than • !rimed a Will. Book of lOssikod ode.