The Express.
London, England, 1868-09-26 00:00:00

ELECTION INTSLUUENUE.

Last night, Mr. C. H. Roberts, one of the ean-
didiais toi the representation of Itid-riiirrey in the new
Lsneut, addressed the electors at the Lainnose-had,
aatimi.a. There was s toleably good llttilKillalOS. rue
Lou. candidate, on entering tho mom, was received with
urruml esieessions of WeilXlloo.
bur.sg his address the ►on. candidate was trelnently
iuteili lieu, but the proceedings were swaths:test %vita pa-
lett Ru is it lui.er on Loth odes.
litosoL Yours°, the Lberel candidate for Chippen-
I MU, Lest sildieered the meeting in en eloquent spesen,
dot lig wh.eh lie wee loudly Obaged.
A lensution Laving been agreed to in favour of the hen.
ate, the pi smedusgs terminated by a vote of teuaika
to ii.. tbauluao.

BiaalantleAD.—Last night, Captain Osborn, the
!Amite saudidate, eddies ed the electors in the tsadre.
1 Lens was a c.towded meeting, and much oppmition was
=nettles aby the Orange party. A reeolubou m support
multi la born was Metered carried by alorgr m plus
Lem is a gieut sisal of political exedement us the
b. r. gh.
M'Laren, one of the mem-
b. re for Edutuigh, ha.. issued an address to the elciods.
'l% ith ieusid to the Irish church question he says:—
• to .thou wishing to detract from the importance of oi any
t User p.ewitig ',deism, which I shall support, at I !Wad
Lithe, to d stestaie to think that Mr. the lutouu's
111:64.1.111.11 Cll.lootlll co, is of the most valuable reforms ever
brow; Lt t case parliament."
DI.OIINVItII.—Mr. Corbett, the liberal candidate
Lto.ttrah, !ten* likely to run Sir John ralungto.r
shred) at the ensuing election.
Lk.kbe.—lt Las been announced, at a mooting!
of the Lads Coneeivative Trades Unionists, that M.
LeeiLouie Las been accented as one of the cautdatos of
that
Atrfiit NOR77IAMPTONIIIIIHE.—Tho following
leut t 1.a., been addressed by Lord Overdone to the lion.
itri edict e.non, the liberal candidate for North
Ncittemptenshith:—.• Lockiuge Howie, Wantage, Merles,
tee, t. I h.— Sir,—l beg to acknowledge your letter of the
14t1, amt., which has only now reached me at this plus.
tee or preseut circumstances, I am not prepared to assist
in at y tots mi t to disturb the represeutatioa of North
Nertcanii totishbe as it now stand.. We are a Ivancing
teal enough into democracy, as it appears to me, and I
would aeh to moderate rather than accelerate tne pace.
II 1 itoetstaud your address correctly, you rest year lips
pi al, bit, ulon your unqualified support of the measure
et Mr. liladitone, not for the temperate and judicious
retain of that branch of the established church which
now sun to in Leland, but for the indiscriminate and en-
title uesti scion of that church. Second, upon your sup-
port of the ballot. To neither of these nitatres can I
gise my support; nor hare I ever uuderetuod that they
acme recognised, until perhaps the preseut uidnent, as
011).,,C0X libelee in the old and true constatational creed
of the liberal party."
02}0h1L—Ou the 24th inst., a deputation
waittd al on the Hight Hon. E. Cardwell at the Claren-
don Heti!, (ftfoid, for tbo purpose of bringing before
Lim the clams of the Sunday c.oeing question, and the
bill to prevent the sale of intoxicating drinks. Mr.
(*Ascii plainly and emphatically intiuusted that he
was Lot pig algid to vote fur the Permissive Bill, or for the
total closing of public-houses on Sunday. Mr. Harcourt,
tv.C., the otl.er liberal duiditiate for the representation of
the say, Lad previously been waited upon. and gave
the tame answer to the deputation. Mr. Deane. Q.C.,
the es meavative candidate, has not yet been seen on the
mbj.t.t.
Fint7/7Alll7o7l.—The address of Mr. Peter
Mt 11 rt k lit are. the second tery candidate for the repre-
R Malan of this borough, was ssu_ed yederday.
TILAVLY Beales addresaed an
epee air meeting on Thursday evening, at which 6,000
14,1.01111 ai e said to have been present. A resolution adopt-
mug lien as a candidate was carried unanimously. Lust
bight Mr. Newton addressed a crowded meeting in the
1 avilion Theatre, Mile-mid. A vote pledgiug those present
to tail port Mr. Newton was carried. Mr. Ayrton at the
tent time addressed a crowded gathering at the Ebenezer
ttLcol, St *dwell, and bores unanimous vote of support
wst acetided. The various committees of working men
hitliale at work in the district are commencing ao &gins-
tnn with a vil V/ if insisting on a preemintry ballot to
ensure the retirement of the least popular of the four
Ito a/ candidates, and to secure the return of two Libor."'
members for the borough.

THE FORTHCOMING ELECTION OF LORD MAYOR.
—Mr. Alderman James (lark. Lawrence, who is neat
up cn the rota for the honour of the thief magititrac is
the send ion of the bite Mr. William Lawrence, Alder-
man of bread-street Ward, from 1648 to 1833, and who
blkd the office of iherill during the mayoralty of Alder-
man Sir R. W. Carden. Ilia brother, Mr. Alderman W.
Lawn noe, M.P., wee. Lord Mayor in 1863. Mr. Alderman
J. C. Lawrence became alderman of the ward of Wal-
las ok upon the &mire of Mr. Alderman Wire, in 1860,
and fillist the office of aheuiff two years afterwards. Thu
next woe the list is Mr. Alderman Makin, who to Cher
with the former gentleman will be nominated by the livory
in Common-hall, on Tuoiday next; but as them does not
appear a pichubility of a one ulna liking nominated by
the livery, nu doubt the choice of the aldonnen will fall
upon Mr. Alderman J. C. Lawrence who, it may be men-
tioned here, is a candidate tor the millet: hie of the oketors
of I amboth.—Cry
CZYRTAL PAL•OI.-ONI SittLLiyO DIY.-
MAT, bra?. 20. Adiairions by amnion tickets.
439 ; ditto on payment, 9UO : total Mailers, 12342.

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During the past qu cuter of a (tent ry a
'Fees have had an imllll4ll.r eels. awl they are ad.perpound olinapor
la roamequenna of the Itedueod Daly.
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MA1,11111), 8102. N. t
Irrefh reinforcements, which hid been astral fai i:t:y (.14 to nil Noraliches, kit Madrid yesterdoy.
' l'qiinietous bands have also asse.ablod iu C.itu-i
•11 tad,' 16 Manelia apd Andalusia, and are imi
liAsihig the. advance'ut the troops. •
' 'TLk Amid oiliciss - in, revolt are reported to have!
'.ofgliefl a document In which tLey all promise noll
'to accept Spy rank ,or ci-01l post as reward for
' their *mitts to the revoluton ; declaring that
rns, Ili Law 'risen to deliver their country fromthot
'on idea of a corrupt dynasty. 'The poet Minns
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'l4l has not arriied to-day. '
1 .e Court has not quitted St. Sebastian. i
.• A ri n.our is current that the Balearic Island,
base mud.: a pronuneiamento.
FLORENCY., Sap!. 26, Evmusa.
It is stated that the Italian government, iis
"view of the present events in Spain, has orderer}
two Motes to proceed to the Spanish coast, to
•pistect•the interests of Italian subjects.

IHE PRINCE ROYAL OF BELGrUY.

• MUMMA Ilse. Irt.
The intention to give a banquet to the foreign
Sorra wl.o have come here for the meeting of
tLe kite Association has been abandoned, on,
account of the illness of the Prince Royal.