The Express.
London, England, 1868-08-31 00:00:00

XLECTION INTSLIAIENCE.

CAMBRIDORIRTIRIL—Lord George Marmon, ,„
Viscount Royston, the conservative candidates for the
county of Cambridgeshire, addressed the ere, toi Ot
conclusion of the ow n market on tirtuelay :dune en.
from one of the stands. There was a very largi• attelida.4
of bath parties, and amongst their auditors worn Mr. It.
Young and the Right lion. If. Brand, the blab al
Dates. Lu,d Geo go Menne,' having brelly dote',
votes during the present parliament, lend loydon aI.
dressed the meeting. He ()testicle d that if M 4 i1a4141,,
succeeded in his policy on the Irish church be wo 6,1 trio
make an attack on the haute of lend. The
been taunted with a want of policy, but they had nets,,, „
to do with a dot:aeration of pohey at present. Ti,
to resist Mr. Gladatone. Ilia lordship also Ilk I 14.1 t, t:,
pawing of the Reform Bill. Mr. Brand Ihnn, :amid
oloyeataons, mounted the rostrum. In critiaLing the
of the conservative party, the right bon. gemJece,,, ,".
they themselves had adopted a new name—they
called themselves obastitutanialiNta. (A Voice •• And
vmy good names too.ii) Whet Wall 6.,alltit.lL,Pat ,q,
lie would tell them. e apprehended it was s st I
conservative, one who hid been educated by that cs,,
schoolmaster, Mr. Dimaeh. (Cheese and lausiaar.)
Lord Roy.ton gloried on account of the maii..ervat,
government .ptiog • Reform Bill giving houscho!.l
huge. Well, he gloried in it too; but he cos
not underetand the noble lord glorying in
because, if be was not very moil tnietaken, it wu
not many years ago that the noble Iced
owed a Ti. franchise a degradation of the hoe b.,.
(Cheers.) Well, then, the noble lord, ar,nr.!lng t
published address, gloried in the aboliumi of elvish •rd,..
Be was net aware that his .noble friend had taken
active part on the question of chureh-netes. (.;h "'4A
As the noble lord had opposed household suffmrs,
now gloried in it, and had opposed the ~,
church-rates, but now gloried in
would probably though now opposing the di ...tab:,,i,.
ment of the Nish church, glory en its diseitablislimiar
(Cheers and laughter.) [A Voice: What shone lb,. NI
nuoth grant HO would terminate that, awl all
endowments in Ireland. Ile would also billy s
the endowment of a catholic university. Ths ;,
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gentleman concluded his address amidd ni;114!od
andgroane. A general move was now mad- tar
Town-hall, where the liberal candidates aihireitsd
crowded =din& and received an alin,,st unannii 4,14•4
of confidence.
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EVILSHAII.—Three candidates are 0,,n. in LI.
field for the reprer.entatiou of thin bor,4.th.
Bourne, the corwervative member, and two u-w
candidates, Mr. Hichardion, banker, lAtift,ll, 011,1 X,
Alex. Holcomb, who dotal from .‘ The Liwa,
Wandsworth." _ _ _

EkwrEis.--Sir John Karalake cone] o
canvass on Saturday, and prior to leiroi,.! th-
a few days addressed a crowded meeting of the el ...to,
lie confined his remarks chiefly to the ,oimasoi,
form and the Irish church. His experience ur li\,.te:
he said, still further proved to him that the
tivee had acted wisely and patriotically in griutto.;
generous extennon of the franchise to the people.
FINPIBURY.—Mr. Torrene and Mr. Luc
issued their addressee. The former hon. gentlotuan i u it •
ing of his long advocacy of household suffrstie,
that now it has been granted it should be accomi,,,,,,
by the ballot. He will support Mr. Glad ton„ a k,
policy of disestablishing the Irish church. With eve'.
to the national expenditure, believing that then u LA ,
hope of retrenchment save by lessening the am. nut ALL,.
ation, Mr. Torrens is prepared to entertain any well-enttil•
dared scheme of reduction with a view to lighteto
ing the burdens which enhance the coat of hoc,
Mr. Lusk says :—." I have earnestly striven to fultil
honestly every promise I made when I first obtained p.c.
support, and id I have failed in any respect I eak yo.i
kindly to judge me by what I did rather than by slut I
should have done. All my actions and every vote 1
whether having reference to local or public I
conscientiously believed to be for the good of my
tuenta and the country at large."

NOBWICIT.—A rt;quisiti-on is being got up f in-
duce Mr. Benjamin Leigh Smith, son of the Lite m mm.r
for Nonrieh, to stand for that borough in conon..t”.,
with Mt. Tillett. Mr. Benjamin Leigh Smith ill ICII•er,
to a large circle of friends as a man of great eirn,tin.,,
and capacity, a consistent liberal, and clear-heeded y.h-
tician. He is a member of Lincoln's-inn, and gnu.' Lee!
in honours at Jews College, Cambridge.
NOITINGLIAM.—A largo meeting of the snp-
potters of Sir It. Clifton war held ou Friday night, in
market-place. &mai resolutions were carried,
on Sir Robert to again stand for Nottingham, the main.;
pledging itself to do its utmost to promote his return, no
election to be conducted on the beet principle* of
dente in every reepeot, and to secure his election fov
expense. A deputatton war then appointed to wait upon sir
Raped, inviting him to stand, and the meeting cow ludol
with three cheers for the hon. baronet and Lady Clifton,

OXFORD Ctrir.—The conservatives have objeet,l
to between 700 and 800 voters, a large proportion of wiwit:
are working men, who will thus be put to trobl.:,, and
in order to prove their right to the fraud...,
awest:mt.—Mr. Clement and Mr. (1....r4,
Towline, the sitting members for this borough, 141V1
retied addresses solicit- rag
SOUTUAIIMON. Mr. Russell Gurney,
Recorder of London, has issued an address soliciting
election for the borough of Southampton, for which h..
fat in the conservative interest during the late parliamuut.
SWANBEA.—Mr. Hillwyn has trued his addre4,
seeking re-election.
ViARVTICKSHIRi (8017111).—A requisition Iltl
been presented to Sir Robert Hamilton, of Avon Bin;;.
requesting him to come forward in the liberal inta'Ll•At
on 'unction with Lord Hyde.
WENLOCK.—Mr. Alexander Hargreaves 8r..0.0.
the liberal candidate for Much-Wenlock. is tho
of the late Sir William Brown, Bart., of Liverias.l.
Wurrnv.—The Rev. W. Keene, M.A., the re•t i 7
of Whitby, in view of the approaching election, lit, Li:: •t
the somewhat unusual course of issuing a politic.d pet .t d
address to his paiinhionem, "on the eunvaas of Mt. W
H. Gladstone for the borough of Whitby." The ell,. •
is devoted entirely to the Irish church question, wlde; •
rev. gentleman baiter will " test the hou,ir awl Ir,nn:,t
of every individualvoter, and assail the into;:rity, vintu..l
welfare, and ultimata prosperity of the nation."
WILTON.—Mr. E. Antrobus, the ie....en'
member, bas just issued a second addrees
Inference drawn from his first that he had conlidol..,P
the Irish church establishment. If re-elected, he says
he shall be prepared to give his support to ite satid,-
bshments

THE PAM('E IMPERIAL AT FONTAINEBLE
According to the Ittdipouldereee Beige the Prince Imp :rill
dances a good deal at Fontainebleau, although his pr-
ceptor, M. Filon, proved himself lamentably delleitn:t n
the art on a late occasion, when he was dancing
to the young Prince. M. Pike has accordingly cruse•
menced to take lessons in the art and it showing lau•Lihl :
seals improving his education in this ruspeet.
following words are attributed to his imperial highuees.
which shows that his religious education has not boon
neglected :—" When lam Emperor I will hero rylpnly
perform his religions duties—l will not hare p, ores
without religion." It is said that ho shows great apti-
tude for music, but the Emperor rather ili-icouragns
inclination in his son. "I will not lust him a eulmr.;, '
was the oloervati an of his Majesty.
ETON COLLEOII.—The long vacation will t,rini-
nate on Wednesday, the 23rd of September, with tlin
turn of the lower boys. The fifth and sixth form- will
come on the two succeeding days. The principal butt ton
work during the recess is the adding mother ston•!
the "old Christopher," now in the occupation or tha
Rev. F. Wad, as an extension to his boarding-home. Tin
greatly increasing number of pupils at Eton—now
-oecessitatee the enlarging of accommodation in every

possible manner.
TRH mien Cinivii A01TR2202t.--On Thuraly
night the Rev. Dr. liassingluun delivered a lecture in de-
fence of the Irish church establishment, at the Mane
Rouse, Newbury, under the auspices of the uswlyefortnei
Constitutional association. No resolution wan put to the
meeting at the thee, as it was evident, as stated ;dm by
the mayor, who is connected with the airiciatimi that the
numbers
.Present were pretty freely divided. On the fol-
lowing night (Friday) the Rev. C. wuname, of Southamp-
ton, delivered a reply, and the result showed that a moo
template refutation could scarcely have been fite'll• At
' the close a resolution oondemning the statements advanced
on the previous evening. andapproving of the diseetablidr
went of the Irish church, was carried with only two
sentients. Cheers were given for the lecturer. the chair-
man (Mr. G. White). and the liberal auulidates for
Berko (Messrs. Walter and Herbert).
A treaty of friendship and commerce bet,ven
Belgium and Siam weeggned on the29th inst .at the Belgian
Legation by the respective ministers plenipotoutimli
Baron du Jardin and Xir John BOATiair,
Lord Mayo has announced, in a spec '
ial circular
to magistrates, that henceforth practising barrieterv. sob
eitors, and attorneys will not be excluded from cornro•
tion for petty aseeions elerkshipe in Ireland, ii under firoftv
years of age, but they must gyve up the practice of ti
profession if appointed to that cake.
Srmanu OBerrarronoNe To COMMIBCE.—A or"
eat (says the Lisorpeel ..416ins) oorsmcnicaU- tha.
followingr facts to us :—" A noel sailed from Liver."'
for Bilbao, with a cargo of wheat, on the 6th inst, with'
clean bill of health from the Spanish Coruna, had a long
passage of twelve days, and was ordered three are,
quarantane, at the end of which she was ordered to Vlir
to perform another quarantine of ten days, and the wind
bong strong in, she is still detained at the bar; whore"
steam vessels nailing after the 6th have been admitted
with three days' observation. Will not our rulers try.
some means to bring the Spanish government to reason ?
Shipowners have continually to complain of the obstrue:
lions placed in their way by the Spanish authorities. sol
until our government mates up its mind to retaliate ea
Spanish vessels coming to English ports, we are not like)!
to obtain any amelioration of the obnoxious and senseless
regulations which exist at many of the Spanish ports
CRYSTAL PALACIL—HALF-A-CROWN
&OVID" AljeVir 29. t9l
by seance tickets,
31093 i ditto on payesent,l,l9l-404.1 visitors, 419"-

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AMERICA.

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(IItROUOII IMUTIeII Mit1101.)
(Ter the Hideo, via Soathaiapaou.)
NEW YORK, AUGUST 20, Now,

Aft( r the adjournment of the republican niasi
n.e,ting at Atlanta, Georgia, the negroes resisted
VP attempt of the "alien to arrest disorderly freed-
The citizem reinforced the pollee, and
lac negroes were killed and several wounded. It
is reported that the Kuklux Klan outrazes are
.4.-rensing in '...'entietisoe. •
The Ohio Democrats have nominated M. Val-
landigbani fiir Congress.

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,lIETTING IN LONDON.—{Tins DAY.)

2.30 p.m.

From the transactions that took place to-lay,
She Earl had et idently experienoed a much better night.
I r directly the betting opened he was backed freely at 2
1.. 1, and later on 7 to 4 found taken, and in th-
o:d was asked for without being obtainable. Kin;
Alfred, on the other hand, was extremely fishy, rapidly To-
g ding, point by point, from 4 to 1 to 100 to 8, the lint.
named odds being laid seven or eight times. Formosa
end Viscount remained vory firm, and for the rest there
was no particular change. Quotations :
ST. LEGE&
6 to 4 aget The Earl (t)
6 to 1 Format (t
11 to 2 Visoount (t and off)
100 to 8 King Alfred (t and off)
90 to Typhoeus (t)
2.5 to See-Saw (t)
23 to Mercury (t)
40 W St. Ronan (t and off)
40 to Ite,titntion (off. 60 to 1
a) to Green Sleeve (t)
bo to Athena (off)
100 to 13 The Spy (t)
500 to 5 Paul Jones (t)
CFRAREWITCH.
1000 to 20 agAt Achievement (t)
1000 to 20 Priority (t)
CAMBRIDGESHIRE.
1000 to 16 aget See-saw (t)

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCH-(THIS DAT.)

NIT T 1

August 31.—Wind at noon W., moderate breeze, and
.sly at times.
August 21.—Arrived: Watseka, from Sydney.
coded: Windward, for Hobart Town ; Niroys, Sydney; Wed,
j 'romans. August Sm. Toftemabs, Bombay!;' lona, Lagos;
Montreal. Arrived: gams, from ; Harks way,
• ri.erara ; Mills, Quebec.
Fe Learnt, August W.—Arrived : Honor, from Havannah.
just, duvet W.—Arrived Saxon, from Madras. Arrived
o. the river Desdernome, for Bombay ; Diana, Philadelphia.
Oriod Hope, for Cape Town.
I..,evannovel, August ll).—diukd : Amber Nymph. for Trinidad;
Quebec.
~r.torr, August : Reales% for Rio .111111,41.0.
4,01401114 August W.—Arrived' 'Poly, from Sodskende ;
f,vionmuuth, for Cluistiansand, making some water, will go on
Isark for survey and overhaul.
Eason, August I9.—Arrived: llm7, from Formren ; Berm-
e. Owes ; Attar, Ift. John's, N.B.
h ossoes. —Arrived : Nelson, from Quebec.
I.:‘ rinse, August IS.—Arrived : Constanre, from Demerara ;
F. .:ousidoi, St. J de Cuba • Quebec, Quebec. 30: Edith,
Antigua, . Balled : 19 : Honda, Hong Kong ;
4.0 a, Madras ; Pontiac, Bombay : May, Old Calabar ; Zang°,
• tensnare ;rt,Demerars ; Maria Needham, Jamaica;
.:y of Cork , ; Scotia, New York. 30: doers,
; ; Valencia, 3 Rico; Espana, Havannah; Marano,
1 4011311111 N pot back. BD: Favourite, New Weans, towed back
e. -meted.
1 sot-re, August SO.—Sailed i Carl XV., for RMer Plate ;
!Antral, Quebec.
sus, August Arrived : Ann Om, from Quebec.
useless-owe, Auguet SO.—Arrived : Manhattan (s), from New
3 it, and left for Liverpool ; Sends (m), Liverpool, and left for
P. a York.
I.4IVIIIIIVOL. Almon 30.—Arrived : Allahabad. from Bombay;
'y of Dunedin, Bombay; Thunderbolt, Bombay; Manlius)
Afnra ; Diana, Maerio •, bawd, Ilacetio. August 31
aduttan (v.), tram New York.
C1441041H•VP414, August 31. Arrived: Malts (es.), from
1• w Pork, left ; a etearner, supposed the Tasman, Colon,
',sag east.
CASUALTIES.

ttaw Ynec Await 10.—intvid (pin. cable): The 0.R.C.,
in 'Maitland to Qutienatown, wreaked o Breen Island.
I [WOW, Magnet 2C—A quantity of wreckage was seen tlnab
: outside this harbour, a part of it consisting of a top irallsat
yard, royal yard, and sade, was Drought in b 7 pilots. Toe
on one side was " Biehard, ralVorpool." A
masts were also rem at low wales two mils 01.
I 1.0 'August SR—The Sarah Brown bloke her chain and
• s.-hure on the each. at the North Ness.
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, from 'Amami, for
oith loss of bowsprit, jibbootn, and slight dame& t„,,,
, • ' baring bele in nothrion.
Angara U.—Arrived Nokkaa, from Dantaic, for
, •, • Act, with •Mlia Prat.
1 Arorsr 10.—A dead body was picked up thin
oft the hock bank, sad a book vaa found on it with the
I (option James Ward, of Mow-street, Ituncaris," in it.
'...•l'a name llsonah Amelia, of Lisimpool. The wit* of
• -1..,11`&111. fir . tvionottur to the QMOSII Cli Beauty, Wore tamed
_uaa red teach. al au wa New Erighton this morning,

WEATHER REPORT.-{THIS DAY.)

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