The Express.
London, England, 1857-03-14 00:00:00

ELECTION INT k'd,LIGENCE.

ENGLAND AND WALES.

Batts.—Sir Arthur Hallam Elton, baronet, a
Melded libels', has bete accepted at a meeting of liberal elat-
ion as the candidate fur the mat vacated by Captain AcobelL
flle John lbws hex also bawd an address, declaring his in-
tention of canvassing the electors upon liberal principles ;
bat he will have little chance. A meeting of conservatives
was held un Thursday evening at which Mayor Way, of
halaton, attended to explain his views, but the mmling came
foie madonna, and was adji•urned till Monday cresting.
The party is indeed without organisaten, and totally neg-
lected the last registration. The liberal register, on the other
baad.,ts in • MCA healthy state. The meeting of the Liberal
Ilateristioa, to whom Captain Seirbell annennoed his latest-
Man of re g, pseud the following resolution mull-
Mealy "That this. meeting has heed with very sincere
regret of the intention of Captain Screen to withdraw from
the recementation of Bath, in consequence of increasing ego
mind infirmities, that they desire on this occasion to express
their deep and grateful sense of the ability, the assiduity, and
fa integrity which hare clans tensed his parliamentary life;
sad that it would be in a high degree satisfactory to the
Iberal party if be would again allow Maisel( to be put in
Sanitation, with the understanding that his constituents
Weald be satisfied with any amount of time and labour which
Would bo consistent with his health."
BEIMORD.—There is some reason to expect a Ma-
bat for the county as well es the borough of llinfoul. The
ruing members for the latter have issued their addresses,
lend the electors have been advised to withheld all promises,
es
a second liberal madidate will be brought forward. The
liberal party have held a meeting with the view of maturing
Dar plane, at am to secure the return of any second candi-
date in that interest, and there never was a better chance
Man at the present moment, The prevent argent of having
• whip and • tory for both county and borough is extremely
atapalatable to many of the electors ; it is, therefore, pro-
bable that if then really be a contort it will he a errata party
aim*.

•There it now a probability of a
seated in this county. A niectin7 for tho purpose of con-
tacting the desirability of the present representation is
Called for Thursday next, at the Town Hell, Newbury. It
b intended to get up a requisition to Mr. John Walter, M.P.
br Nottingham, whom &Cur several years ago was returned
he this comity after a west severe struggle. If the number
of signatory' should be ouch as to afford a rettionsble pubs-
tillity of his return, It is believed that the hon. gentler=
• weeds to the wish that he shouts be nominsted. Other
mama are mentioned as likely to ansteet the misty, end
Mon them that of the Right Hem I. P. Sammie, Peed-
bat of the Pear-law Board, end send the Berl at Raiser,
into is the owner of mweidiertikin property is the county.
Mould either or both of them gentlemen coneent to be nomi-
nated, it II sot unlikely that ono or more of the present
ambers will withdraw.
BIBMISCHAM.—Mesers. .luntz and Seholefield
hive formally announced their candidature, rho motion of
an opposition hare died away.
Buttroicr.—The following address has bees
tweed by the lessee of Drury-lane Theatre:—" Gentlemen,
%-Many Mends resident among you having revolted me to
some forward as • candidate for your suffrage% at the forth-
bening 'teethe, I beg regretfully to solicit the favour of
poor vote end *Monet on that ocemion. My principle. are
ereß brown to all. The columns of the awl-
day Tinto, of which I am solo proprietor, bare
been for more than • third of n century devoted
to furthering the true interaste of the masses of the
people of England. If I attain the object Iso much prize,
that of becoming one of your representatives in parliament, my
public life shall be devoted to develop the great principles
of civil and religious liberty, which you have all so mach at
heart, and which I have always endeavoured to ;tomato.
I need hardly my that a Judicious retrenchment of the pub-
lic expenditure shall have my undivided attention. Many of
the burden+ which pre-oi on the people of England might be
lightened if a stricter watch were kept on the expenditure
of the public money. Tour best institutions mad
blends will at all times commend my peremel
Mention sad exertions. Those among you whet are
latemeted is the shipping of Brides will foul that I
don be most watchful in protecting and fartheriag their
Worm* for the maritime potition of England ix Judy deer
ee every Eagtishenen. As an inhabitant of the county of
10onet, living within a few mike of your borough, I shall be
asseuthis to you at all lima, and equally ready and glad to
Woad to year Teats sad withes.—l am, gentlemen, your
▪ menet, B. T. Burro. Pcomytvanie Castle, Port-
liest, Dome, Meech 13, lay.
BllfftoL, FRIDAY Meier.—Up to within a few
hem so cms dreamt here of any opposition to the return of
the peisent members, the Hon. F. H. Berkeley and Me,
W. H. 0. Lanka. It is now, however, certain that •
seethes ot the waamitseacy ore in corentimication with the
bile& of Ns timed Morton Peto, formerly member for
Illorwiek, with • view to induce that gentleman to offer him-
oaf. fib Soma le sow in Algeria, and it Is thought =-
Bb* that hie trends will consent to his being put up.
Caaramoasatir.a.—The sitting members offer
thmeielco for re-election, and there to little doubt of the
Were of the Hon. E. Yorke and Lord George Manaws.
Mr. Ball has WNW en addicts. It is mid that • moulltion
hen hem sent to Malta, to It. J. Advent, Freq., the WPM
of the Wanly* Belawlime Perk estates, and • liberal.
CallIZIDOll.—Mr. Adair will stand again. For

ilemeers sad them were on Thmeday two suitors, Mr.
Z. Mbbort. d Desyworth Lodge, sod the Hon. A. 11. Oor-
im, sea d the Bad of Aberdeen, and at present M.P. for
fileaolsy. The latter gentleman Ms sham withdrawn his
preamoisne. Mr. Kenneth Macaulay, Q.C., who was elected
M 1112 with Mr. Amen, but both tweeted on petition, has
Weed en address in the conservative 'stalest. Tho comer -
makes sin threaten a second candidate.
Calcu.stoa.—Mr. Neeyd willbepat in nomination.
DlAnTinglAn (Set:vii).—Mr. T. W. Evans, deputy
Aim= d the Derbyebive Quarter Seadorui, hots consented
do Wane • eadidate for this division. He is a supporter of
Lod Palmerston, bat will vote for the strictest economy la
the public exp editer. and parliamentary reform. Mr.
Mundy, se already stated, retires, but Mr. Cohille will stand
again as a liberal eenservative.
Daner.—Baides Mr. James and Mr. Moss, Mr.
Illannel Beale, of Russell-amere, Leaden, deputy chairmen
of the Miami Railway bond, hes announced himself •
candid.. fn the mat be. which Mr. Ileyworth retires.
The ll** iqrsrger mays :—" Mr. Bede is • gentleman well
known Is the wield ef ecemsace bees his extensive spas-
MOSS. He is • libseel, and hu token an active part in en
Os rest maenads for the advancement of the social and
political magma of the people during the best portion at bin
Ille. He is • men of high integrity end of thorough bushier
MUM"
Davos PORT, FRIDAT.—A public meeting was
held last evening, at the Town-hall, and the Chairmen (Dr.
Tripe) stated that a telegraph. despatch had born received
born Mr. Rapier stating that Mr. Bernal Osborne (who had
been invited to stand) would not contest the election with Sir
Lek., Perry, believing that he would be a supporter of the
Palmerston edieinistration. The announcement was m-
onad with load cheers. Mr. Wilma, the Secretary to the
Treeing, hes issued his addmee.
Dons.—Hr. Ralph Osborne has issued an ad-
ders, dated yesterday, in which he says ,—" Gentlemen,—
I ham this day received your ambitions calling upon me to
oder sayedf as a candidate for your ancient town and port. I
have no hesitantn in complying with • requisition proceed-
tog be. so large and influential • meeting, and shell be pre-
load to Mate my political views end principles in person on
Monday evening nest, the 16th instant." The other liberal
mennamte le Captain Rios, R.N.
DURHAM (NORTH).—Lord Adolphus Vane Tempest
he bead his address as an independent come/relive, st
premed supporting Lord Palmerston. Mr. Duncombe Shane
will stead again as • political and social reformer.
Ran Sow's.—Mr. W. H. F. Cavendish pre-
mien in his address, to " girl a general but independent
sapport to Lord Palmerston's govertunent."
TiZTER.—Sir J. T. B. Duckworth (conservative)
hen last head an addreso. In which be announces his ia.
balks of again soliciting the suffrage' of the electors. The
his, baronet sad Mr. Divett will in an probability be me
sleeted without oppoeitiou.
Fusee aT.—Yeeterday, a meeting of the friends
Of Hr. Henry Beverley Wsheling inis held at the Primo
Albert Tavern, Begaigge.weld-rtad, for the purpose of
hearing his sentiments on the mindena of the day. Mr.
Want* stated that he was in favour of vote by ballot sad
the estonsecHe of the suffrage, but was opposed to all religious
andownenta, sad more especially that of the grant to May.
berth, A meolution was mend in favour of Mr.
Wang. Lst evening a meeting of the hands of
Mr. William Cm wee held at the Crown Tavern, Clerken-
urell-greme, Mr. T. Parte is the chair, and the Mow-