The Express.
London, England, 1857-03-30 00:00:00

FINSBURY.

DECLARATION OF THE POLL.—(THIS DAY.)
The final state of the poll was °facially declared
this afternoon from the hustings on Clerkenweßegina'. Mr-
Cox, one of the successful candidates, was the ink
to make hie appearance. Ho came In an open
baron he and pair, followed by some of his friends in eats
and broughams. He was received with mingled cheers
and hisses, and • ay of "Bribery." Mr. Thomas
Buncombe, the other successful candidate, arrived nest;
his reception being warm and hearty. Ho was welcomed
with familiar expression' such as "Bravo Old Tom," "Tom
fur ever,' At. Serleint Parry sad Major Reed
wee cheered by their friends on the hustings, but the public
outside seemed to receive them with Indifference. Indeed,
beyond raising • cheer for "Old Tom," the latter
had no share in the noisy part of the pin-
ceedings. The pattern of the constituency in and amend
the enclosed space attached to the hustings, amused
thereselnis before the proceedings commenced by
shouting out the name of their randidato or getting
up stormy altercations upon the political question'
tithe day. Now sod then the pollee had some difficulty la
=lgthe limb cocain to blows. At length, Mr.
o returning ofiker, made hi. appearance, and the
actors rat once forgot their feuds in cheering their favourite

Mr. I ve re ariaoeseel the result of the poll as follows

r.
Duncombe 6022
Con 4llO
Posy
Drat
likeehrs aeliesi the two erg le he edg dedri to
straw es dr sate for Finobury In lie seepedirmeL
•M. T. Daemon net the shines brat nobly oelemg
tier pewee to rows bhs et the head d the pi. is
asiseby would not be neyastai by say *bar yell be
the Itiesdow, awl this mob bed bees obtetned by the
inisalmesse rumbas el the elestsis thaseelves. Tho only
way is thaw Idessei weelity d their tonlidetee would be by
the taikees illetierge d his deem in 'mammon se their
relesedildlose end that eboald be the ohs cif his future, u it
baba ends pot psliseestary life. (Cheese.) It would b
ble idly Is se.spseshe with the gentleman returned
AI Ha i wskike over the local Interests d
the bre* and while se regarded he War two
rink be the airmen with mbielt they bed as-
ended the meet he weal maim his tollswyet is Nat
bile with my Inewkele he might bone elegised Is is-
hems le the gem el wish were not to be
recd k eiky. (Clown) He keyed they would not be
had in rwwut Melee we the treat question et the hoer.
(Her, ken) That quieten aught to be deckled et the
wry gift ti pediment, mil It wee no lON than the let.
war cikeirt which kr n theemod yearn
. .

Hsi towel ths bads smiths brine."

(Chews.) la Lord Palmestois bands that flw era ate,
sad in reply to the sale lad's cell the people had eat-
Seed the Tatar be tha wads. (Caws and laughter.)
He wee placed to greet that belles again with hie
wee, sad So modiste that Wag which of late had toad
veal to the legislature of peeking hffeigsers at the mesa
of o 0 own away. (Chews.) He should go beck to par-
lament the awe thortagh relbentar r leretoese ; pledged
le so wiles, bat the ready wepporew d arse who would
brag /award leweeres to promote the lateral of the
people. (Chews) Lad Paheseston had bees delatbed
as a hay by aie Jams Onthene ; bet the noble lord wee
too able a haionetlet set to boo. that if be whited
to keep ble arty together he maul Jonas his pelitleal views
of obi, lee other elmiseseen at modals Wow, and give the
people relkesestary rehea. (Chem.)

lir. Cox art wreeerned Mors amidst considerable
rise met orreries. He peered to support Mr. buncombe
In gradeg the borer of the Brisk leg, and felt most
gratstal for his aMer to err e lre l• the Germ of parr-
rat. lie repoillred the any Ides that herd been nifty
of bribery, end dathered that We upenditnre of Ms party
sought to bs etlgarbd as bribery Ind been pronounced by
the election auditor of the borough to be perfectly fair and
legal. (Cheers.) _ _

Selma rAlltlf next essayed to thank his sup-
porters, but amidst week a dotter and din that it was quint
hwporibie to catch a perfect daddy* that fell hoes hid.
11. wee anderetood, however, to date that a petition for
bribery would be lodged spina the return of Mr. Cox.
The uproar Mod wand the learned terjeant was got up
by the Women of Ka. Cox on the bastlage.

wane Run eseteatered a better Tlespdon. He wee
pertielly beard, sad, mss► deflated, declared hie lateedioa
to stead essia Idea the eeraelea Awed. He mado no charge

wag say cue, bat tau, a rid, would show that mam-
as bed beta praised is tie course of the contest. (Heer)
Tama were thus voted to the rebus* caber to the
mike at Div Drecowes, swatted by her. Cox, and the
peosetage teraduated with cheery for the respective
paths.

TOWER HAMLETS.
DECLARATIOiiOi THE POLL.

This afternoon the of declaration of the result
of Eaterday's poll wee mads by the Retandag °Meer at the
Weiss ea Iftsgasppora. The threessadidates made their
t~wsartsegaarsas o'clock, d were teeei ved with

Thswimalasslbir suessossi is somber of votos
soled Ihr so* smillilis is be so ham :

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AP**. 7813
Bigler 7207
Clay 86411
He accordingly declared the two lamer le he ihdy dell.
The ssasmblage, which was very seenerees, was then ed•
dreamed by the three caladidatea, and separated shortly after
two o'clock.

Sir Win. Clay, the delheled tendbilete .t this election, bed
repreeanted the Tower Henley fre twenty-eve years, in
dews escomelve Foilsmen% haft; been returned at the
general shed= In 111331,1menedlniely Mir the parsing of Ile
&dm,' Bin, by obi& the tem& tree astranchleed. Hs
wee the calyces (Abe sminebere reternedhe theaesherilhan
boreinths ea dot accedes eclat bed Mimi them= euell
to the &rotation et the Ye piehment. The *mien very
frenerany perratled that if he bed iieumensed Ids Nava.

"r•rossrlWrorlior, mg iltrasorsirmies sorrikor bad bees
mob sod • WON regoolsaiso provided, be mold Imo
bees spas soecrootol on this sosides.

The official declaration of the poll took place at
Orgeowiellt Yin mealegt. A bop ovini omenslaul Y hod
of the Inallosey mad we oddment by Mr. Tousled and
General Cali dm the annardal amattldaten mid do by
Mr. Chardon nid Alder lainems. Me.Towsmed was
received with temoundoin thank& and Aim= ealeman
who dined upon In City Andes, mos dm meek appliniii
The Awl dab of the poll was anima by tin .lash
*Mew to be as *Mom •
Coddle:a INS
Toyama
Chanines

-We understand that

.
oppootion will be ofibred to the re-electioa al the late

ben ; bat that deny attempt be made to pat Mr. Thigh; Mr.
Cobden, sr Mr. Milner Oiaon i noraination, la the pia of
either Mr. WOE= Brown or Mr. J ohs Chatham, the Hon.
Algernon Egerton will at oboe be brought forward.—Men-
*hater Granfiese.

Loam l',l

Paheeretan Ism returned the &now* reply to Lird
Yeb.eebary'e Mew of the 2ith MM. :—" 94, Pletnialy,
Minh 111.—My leer Lard Mahembery,--I have ,rind
Ibie evating year letter of ale thy. I have neither time
SKR Iseilastion to now dr alas debate. I ham used .
Might which I do net deem myself deprived of by my Miele'
petition, to aspen pearly .y opinion of the ccadoet
}One men en en eremioa of no wan public importance,
mai I have sedan. to retract or to nudity. —Yours feithlally,
Pat c anon .—The Earl d Ilabatabrry."

POLLING.-THIS DAY.

LAMBETH.
=TURN OP rib. ROUPELL'S

sum o'cascs.

'-
Wilms

lIIMEra

els clams.

11lova
Warms

Wilkinson

nava ficsAcz.

Rona .
William

Witkiasca

Roupell
Williams

WObaria

1••• • 42.5

2617
1949

.... 2142

6607
4183

Two o'ciocz.

Roupell
WWianui
Wilkinson

6823
6268
3204

SOUTHWARK.
RETURN OF SIR CHARLES NAPIER'S

sum o'cLocz.

ligiat
Pill

MS
469

Ledge

435

Nit Off
Locks

1110
900

PeLitt