The Express.
London, England, 1857-03-20 00:00:00

ELECTION INTELLIGENCE.

ABIIIII3RTON..--A content will tale *see for this
boongh, 1% opposition to Kr. 0. Ml= The other can-
didate is Yr. John Harvey Astell, of 41, Enton-place,
London, sad a gentleman mono= with the Beat India
Company. _ _ _ . ---

Bram erwT.—Mr. Edward Yates, of 30, Compton-
terrain, Islington, has just Weed tot dhow, soliciting the
memo' oldie electors et Bonbon he oppoaition to Mr.
Tanaed. Mr. Yams einnetes zdirs-libeel principles, bit
makes no 'Lasko to Lord Palmonten's government.

BARNSTAPLIL•MI. 0. Potts, in an address to the
doctors, says Tint cd theta) I Mail enter perlisznent
with one motive ealy—the advancement at the bed latenste
of our native Lid; secondly, having a rosidenee mama you
I must ever halos I always have hit, wenn intereal in. the
paternity of the borough ; thirdly, I oceallar It my duty to
support Lord Palmerston in his dints to eased& the honour
of the Bel deg he China; sal fourthly, I steal endeavour
to nada* to the best of ny Way, the poteetant inati-
tattoos of oar oostry." . _

Bant.—A meeting was held yesterday afternoon
in the Guildhall for the purpose of lisertsg as exposition of
the polities' principles of Mr. Arthwr &feria Way, of Ash-
ton Court, who cam limo& as a liberal-comerrative can-
didata for the ropsamtaliaa of this city. Boole cheers at
the close ti his speech were met by counter cheers for Mr.
Tile.

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BILIDPORT.—Mr. E. T. Smith denies that he has
withdrawn, se bee been stated, from the contest for this
terousle. He says be hes received so may promises of sup-
port as to induce him to go to the poll. Mr. Mitchell, Mr.
Murrough, sad Mr. Hodpon ice the other candidata.

HoetiNonme.-81; Harry Verney, of Claydon-
hoar, Mee reprimand din piece IS years ego, baa come
dermad ea a adaniaid mandate. An active mama bee

eceomeaced, sad aware yell kw the metes et Sir Harry
Vint,. Ms the men, oplaloa he la oast Major-
General Hall, sae et the ceamrrative reentbers. The latter
genders hoe jest Woad by address, Whiting a mama' of
the ceatklukce of Ida ccoadtateate. He addreee has yet ap •

peered bon the other astir, the llarqds et Cheacioe. -
CoLCHigni.—Captain Paget, the second coneer-

votive warrid•to, has Wiwi his whims.
COMM.—Mr. Mellor, Q.C., is trying to dis-
place kir Joseph Poston in this borowitt, togas& it op-hill
work.

DARTMOUTH.—Mr. Lindsay arrived at Dart-
mouth en Wednesday tea[, annetpanied by Kr. Jenne
Calrd, the 1,011.1110•1111 writer on agricultural =Wee* .ho
presents Mundt to the sienna on liberal prinelybe and as
a gamut supports. et Lord Pehneretan. Moro in come-
gamily sou three Morel earlidetee, though Mr. Node has
virtually retired from the eanteet. Mr. CALA, however,
states that, in the mud el the esseervatires bringing for-
ward • candidate he will at awe nitre, In oder to prevent a
split in the liberal reap; bat Mr. Bayne states that be will
light it oat at all hazards.
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Diaar.—Mr. L. Heyworth does not withdraw
bV reeleamtlon, bat if hi. friends propose him, and be is
elested, be will serve. if Yr. lleyworth I. not nominated,
Kr. Yew will Wand. - -

Doscasms. Neither Captain Shut nor Mr.
attarldan, Go two prima imasabara bag tamed an sacker.

Doliarsuitz.—The Has. W. H. B. Partzsas, a
liberal, is oat for this county. He will be opprbil by OM
Pitt, Ashley, sad Grosvenor families, sad Am bow*
chanced Lis letting in.
Dun i; ThruDAT
held to-day, at the Cominerriel Buildings, Mr. Oen, Res
was enemisseesty sisseed as the libelsl .s Ix Ix the
city d Dublin. Mamma Reynoids was awned es a
emesd mailidete ; bet the two will not ecelesco.

• meeting

lbellgintai.—Nr. Dealer &Naos to stand for
thiearrthrary. Mr. Ovum dears to give way to Mr.
!hewn Dee‘so.
Enna (Itorrn).—The Hsi. Mr. Ashley, son et
Lard efashrabary, Isse consentad to And in the Mani into-
reel, end pepatatione are seeking for the ennlest.
Ems: (Notice).—The Chelawfard Cliratiete
says —" la the urethan division, the nessef Nr. Osartauld,
who, by the yorehase of °oilfield teal, las beessne ens of
the landowans of the district, haa beta mentiened as
• candidate in the laurel interest ; bat we do net Ism that
there is say farther einharity for this than the MOW apes
the subject which previlled some time ago. There esersta,
howerer, a desire for • contest."

•TAo contest here premises to be
sharp. A awatiag fa east ter te-siglit (Friday), to advo-
cate the istrodection et the boat.

GassersAm.—Lord M. W. Graham has already
announced that his canvas so far will nut warrant Ins going
to ths pia.

r. Jerris has started in the cense

votive Oatmeal for this borough.

HERTFORD COCETT.—The addresses of Sir E. B.
Lytton, Sir. Abel Smith, jon. (romervatives), and Mr. C.
W. Fuller (literal), ile before the &eters. The bon. but.
says:—" With regard to oar dramatic patsy, I do not think
that the country requires the malass legislation at inemeaut
change; bat whether in legal, wholnistrative, or theancial
ummares, which deserve the chancier ofjadickuts metiers-
lima, and sre not nerdy experismatal kmerds, I cannot be-
lieve that oonserratives an the lees enlightened, the less the
men at their century, become they will resalettely gourd
those mimic institutions et char* sad Mate by
which the usurer! Maraca" has been loomed. The Maims
• heablehl knowledge to the widget circle of car country-
men' is ever, and ever has been, smog my mist elmielted
Was. Bat the more I see the preetical &Mashies to the way
et general sweat to ea uniform system a/national education,
the mom I am compelled to cans to the holed that the bed
method of attaining perukr ednadlowal selvancement will be
by v./paladin the otachbery mined, at or disposal."
liv u..—Lord William Compton yesterday attended
a meeting of liberal slectore, end explained his political sea-
meta, which was Moos et • thorough reformer. A mole-
tke pledging the meeting to support his lordship m the mi-
leages at Mr. Clay was carried. Mr. W. D. Seymour,
the Minister, is also in the Sold as a Khasi candidata, and
we to address the electors last (Thunday) evening. Lord
Ashley has been beam* down by the cempervatives, and
yesterday he addressed that body. Mr. Dickson, • comer-
votive candidate at • petiole electioa, Is elm expected to
stand me • candidate.

KIDDIIIXIMSTEI—At a meeting of non-electors
Lid bwe on the demeans of Mr. Lowe, the following mo-
ldier wore paned la coessommos ci W. Boyoott,
Esq., having MBA the pronsime b mend the borough,
we, the son-eledors knowing the energy sad ability always
so momptly mdered by thet gentlemen for the benefit of
the inbahlteade mmerally of this tom, pledge emelves to
me every martin to sem» bis triumphant more."—"
In the opinion of this Blest* lbs preesst member, R. Lowe,
Esq., has Ism Mos krisited the confidence of Um inhabit-
ants of Ws borough, in consequence of his tumid.. to ell
mimes brought beim pediment ealoakted to benefit the
working chissee."—" That it is the opinion of this meeting
Mt the coednet of the government Ls Mu such se to for-
feit the essideme et the onmeetty at Luse, ms ma evi-
denced by the vote et the 4th inst."
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LAII;IIISHISE.—Sir E. Colcbrooke has come for-
ward in As Moral interest to oppose the return of Mr.
Ballo Cocitroao.

LANCAITIOL—On Monday night, Mr. R. Glad-
Mane, of Menehestir, one at the earaervetive ceadidetee,
damned die eieetces. He rid he woakt give Lord Pal-
Kerns ea leimpamie,t you.
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LTROOLNIIMUt (Soma).—Lord Burghley having
decibel le eller limit for re-election, Mr. Anthony Will-
son, et Is Ranseley, bee rope forward in the coneerra-
tiTO Lamest, end Mr. George Ramey Packr, the vice-chah-
mnof Ow Great Northern Railway Board, In the liberal.
Jet Trollops has kneed an oddness, intineseling
linden 4 agaia setldtlnd the navies of the sin:tom
LuteoLx.—Mr. Palmer has addressed the electors
as a liberal candidate.

Mwron Mowaa.►r.—Mr. Farnham and Mr.
Awes an espied is s Nana.

Nswesx.—Mr. Vernon and Mr. Button, the pre-
rot emetbere, retire. Vac Ed at Lincoln, 'Hod MOD at do
Dille at Newcastle, rod Mr. liandloy, • beaker, we the
weaken.

NOSTOLK (WEST).—Mr. Banes address, an-
=garbs his redrmwt, wiltippar this day (Friday). Hr.
GaAs, a libend, do eacessil him, sad the savailusiat
dm pia throe rota la Sir peaty at MAIL
I Mama (Lier).—(By Electric Telegraph.)—
Nand* Thank, livaalag.—Tlds main Nr. Berrwaess
sod Mr H. Strawy, lie conservative emelidetee, withdrew,
awl As Uses* Nteardiereal Wywilits said Sir 8.
Harkshar, will sow be elliwurd without appridca.