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ELECTION INTELLIGENCE.

Amsorna.—Mr. Barr, of Aldermaston Park, on
the coamerstive Interest, sad Mr. Norris, of &Ace Courtney
paper-milla ca the Maul lateral, are porsalag ma soave
camas, sad a severe area& Is looked for. Kr. Barr, it
I will be resembered, wee delleted by Lord Nevem fa 1662,
stad Mr. Norris et the lea eke*. by Kate Reed. The
cataitaeocy is • awy mall ale; at the lest awake 126 votes
sated the zetweber.

Annoenn.—Mews. Coles and Cubit!, the present
narreadve menhirs, trend to cone brined agar. The
liberal party papers bringing Brood a candidate.
ATLESIIMIX.—A conservative candidate has ap-
peared--a Mr. T. T. Bernard, of Wineberides Priory, who
bear his claims thinly cm load grenade. The two preen
zaisabare ban also rated addresses sobcidag re-elecnon.
BAIINSTAPLE.—Mr. Berk retires from the borough
to contest the art for the county (Northern Dividen),elatch
his Wier vacate. Mr. lance Taylor, Jan., of Sinolnerel,
the originator of freehold load societies, who deseribee him-
WI as "a wrichig ara sod a teetotaller," has cared him-
self se the simmer of advanced Jinni opinims.

Ram—The extreme radical party, who aro diw.
salad with Mr. Tits, sod also with the drift cd Ws Ar,
that ILltaa, talk et acastaatina Yr. Sway Visas& This

Yet et fir. Oared. a Limped mesehanA who hes ressintip.l
purebred the Aalwrielt estate, in the asighhovaimoi of
Bath, is also semitioned as a liberal conservative candidate.
BaionTon.—Mr. E. 8. Creasy, barrister, ending
that Mr. Cadeshain was in the Add beton him, and pre-
pared to maintain the present coated on liberal seineiples,
has annommed hie intention et withdrawist tom this Mew
ties. Mr. Gimbel= to now the only candidata in opposi-
tion to Lord A. Wersy, ea Sir O. B. Pechette wwelection
maths worded es almost certain.
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meeting of Wren& was held on
Thwadm maim, min • Mort solid and • revolution ma
carried manhadely that a maid candidate is the litend
interest Mudd be brought oat. The same of Mr. Thome
Barnard was vogyeted, sad immediately adopted ; and a sr
gallant to that gentleman h now in the mune of signature
Ju is the lowa. The ecnearrativea have also held a malting,
bat at pigment QM 'studio's we ad ennownve" "
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Bmtnenris.—A movement is in progress with the
view of retioring a more liberal repreertation of ths county.
The opporion vial be directed against the return of Hr.
G. H. Ifs:mitten. The new candidates have not yet been
formally sr ruined ; bet the matter will be definitively
settled at a rooting te be rid at Newbury on Thunday.
Both Hr. Walters, M.P. for Nottingham, sad the Hon.
B. P. Morrie, have beetroot —frostier Arpress. We
understand that George Mitred, Peq., of the Oaford
Circuit, Intends to air himself as a candidate for the county
of Harlan% and that he will commence hi. centre or coon
rbe rotors from Stafford urea. _ .

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Camatinozaataz.—lt was announced on Saturday
thatltriareauref Sumba= Hall,who loot present at Rowe,
W ecareted to stand for the runty m the literal interest.
Xr. Adobe will commence hie jemmy home at ore, and
there is no desk a idiom aster will be the result, unless
or of the preen& meetten gives way. It is now rated that
the is every probability of Bir Hairy Peyton (also • Rend)
Pining Mt. Adore. There 6no grand for the erection
that Hr. Youeg, of Wisher* le likely to be put in sclera-
tioe, or that if he were reposed he would stead any chance
of MONS&

CAYSZIDOZ.—A strong muster of the COMMA-
dyes took yaws oa Saturday maim, at the Lion Hotel, is
order to Hotta to addreerto from Mr. listaalay,
and Mr. Andrew Steuart, who contorted Lyrnington in
1860. Both candidates was snorted, and will at once eoco-

memos their tearer.
CAMBIIDGI (COUNTT).—Lord George Manners,
the Hem. B. T. Yorks, and Hr. Edward sak the sitting
members, offer themesives for re-election. A liberal candi-
date is spoken of la the person of Br Henry Perm, but he
has not yet issued m address.
Catuirr.—Mr. Walter Coffin has announced his
Wended resignation of hls asst for Cardiff boroughs. At
present Lientesant-Colonal Start is the only candidate in
the Said, but the name of Mr. H. Thomas, chairman of the
Glerrepashire Quieter &Mons ; Dr. J. N. Corns, of
Dirket@ Carle; sad Mr. J. Brchelor, of Cardiff, us
mentioned as probabie Wares for the moat seat.
CORNWALL (EART).—Mr. T. J. Apr Rebates
(Sherd), and Mr. N. Honda (conservative), are candidates
for re-election. Mr. W. H. Pols Carew of Antony, for-
mat, the carps of Kr. Rotartat, is al a candidate. Mr.
Carew is a moderate amervative.
CORNWALL (WEST).—Sir C. Lemon retires, and
Hr. J. Theism wboas father for many years represented
the county, asks to be elected on the conservative interest,
bat the liberals an seeking to bring out Mr. H. Williams.
DEVON (Nowrw).—ln the room of Mr. Buck, who
resigns, and Sir Thomas Adana, who mamma his retire-
ment, Mr. G. B. Back, at present representing Barnmple,
and Mr. Teethe* eon of Lord Clinton, are put forward by
the tortes. Sir Stalked Northeote has also Maimed the
electors, and the nerds are ptting up • requisition to
Mr. Buller, of Downes. The election, flit cocas to a contest,
will be expensive.
FINSBURT.—WO learn from an announcement
signed by Dr. Wallse, on behalf of a committee, that a requi-
sition to in comes of signature to Bir Samuel Morton Pro,
to become a candidate for the reprotation of the borough
in parliament. Mr. &risme Parry le adtbasing the electors
in variant puts of the borough, and • new candidate Is
announced is the parson of Mr. Wobbling, a solicitor.

OLOCC6STEI.—ThiI city was !goad into some
excitement on Saturday by the opponents of a third can-
didate to costes' the npresentation, in the person of
Alderman Cantia (al lambs), who has laud an eddrest to
the electors, in 'Melt he says " I am a conservative in
panciple, itnember of the church of Essiend, end a sup-
porter of her insritstions." But he adds that he Is for
liberty of conaciesee. Aa le the Chian, afbir, he says :
In my °pinks the gorernseent was fn seem in so fully en-
dorsing the ae6 of Mr 3. Dowling. It may be a question
hereafter whether some step should not be taken to prevent
the statics being involved in wen IMMO the knowledge
and eanetha sf parliswiat." Hs is et *aka that the
existing income fax shoal at cam he largely reduced, and
that it ought not to be continued in any shape after April,
1868. A meeting of conservative doctors was held line
OM Fridley night, at which supolutlone in favour of Alder-
man Carden were adopted.
HAM (NORTHVIN DIVISION).—The Swelter hen
lamed his valedictory address. Mr. Bosch, of Oakley Hall,
urns Briaptoks, the new emaciate in the room of the
Opealsea Is st meant abroad, but his agent, Mr. Pain, has
=mood that "Mr. Beach ia a conservative, a cordial sup-
porter of the agricultural interest ; that he le an uncompro-
&sing protestant , that he will support any government in
maintaining the honour of the British Sag ; and if in parlia-
ment would have opposed the late discreditable coalition of
parties to displace the gement governmiat ; and also, that
le will advocate representation in gentians of meaty
Inance."

KANTO (SOUTHERN DIVIsION). Mr. Compton,
ewe of the present maservatlre members, Lae announced Lie
intention not to =as brined again. Lord henry Chot.
madam the other omervative member, is again a candi-
data. the Medially beknage to the Shaftesbury evangelical
said at today who support Lard Palmerston became of his
low ohm* appalsimosta. The Roo. Ralph Dutton is the
emervailvemdldetela the roomed Mr. Campton. There has
wet besmatisaMet `this divides few the het 9D yews. In the
lai seeded the Shwa wee only dieted by SOO votes. It is
owalideody believed QM dm are wow a meJarity of liberal
voters he the &Woe, and two liberal candidates wdl imam-
&May be brewed forword to light South Raab. Lord Pal-
meretwo weed to canted lids &deka.
Marrs.--Sir Herrry Mau, who it was said would
reap. will stead with the odor two sitting members, who
ems meersatives. Mr. Puller, a liberal, well prove a serious
oppeaMO to the waked of the throe. Mr. Demme is
'panel as • probable miblote on the none old; sad Mr.
R. limeary, at Poles, is also named.
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liaimmaD.—Mr. Cowper and Mr. T. Chambers,
the present isinietarial endidetse .111 probably (asp the
B kes Oaardias) be °Prod b 7 eit Xt•to imi•hirl • Oa'