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

pioes le Moe•. soh ppm me *ld snide* were submitted
De IS Hie rest duties. I/ the peso* had then an-
amid Ihe toleethm. which ht dm been made known,
et
mike est • warmest =that* to Cain, the motion
which ens neneek tnirde would bees beim quite unneces-
sary : end I. el hest, should mot boo voted for it. No
one IVO Inprered, end ipedlimeat weeged
des to woo er to condemn =hems severities, re-
mind in kr the plenipotentiary In gin, in a manner
mbar uesolkeleed by the sprit et big lastruttiona from
the EMI tilogernment In such • mon every MU is
be ee eopeem by hie vote the *sew minvietion of Dim
owS
jedgmenl. I 'pm • my vote sole* bum • sense of
dit; to Wee soles otbrendr• would ben been to violate
18/ Bee 111•1111M014 sad to forfeit nip own independence.
I IEI4 hoiZiodeleately lament that it *mid be
to different motives by any
:111M11111141 ellreedes be my friends, and that the
CI:4W*Ha me bid Wigwam should bo lost sight t I
ley alephologe Min from • transient cause.
Tao IMP gent to sleek usealisr• kr • porliment which
se peedbly last seven yew% end will certainly be occu-
pied nallt many questions rawly affecting the future
nnlihno the coanisy. I for example, of the int-
pletnelni our ve system, the restoration of
•i=o tereaan iiimeion of expenditure, the com-
et elleimer tr esesomy to the naval and mili-
mrisammia, sombelon of onerous burdens: the
d the Mm mirriml, ecclesiastical, and civil ; the
Mini* at iipinand useful kerning, and the general
=el nicesures to the growing wealth and
it to*. These and other meosurce, coned-
I $ Hind minpreliensive scheme of public policy,
rdeedemosatellis; end are now called upon to select the
*Hides will give them reality and effect.
hush obi me which I have endeavoured to ad-
visee-1 mewl web Lake King for en extension of the
runifinnehin. and mini Dlr. Diemen on the budge.. I
howl=to se eeerlr. end have acted indepen-
I. es went es I ehould to any other
If I am again re-
ining/ =Mal% I tianipliennialrenese course, and be
osinedod 11•0 mom egielL"
OXlMlD.—Saissat Onsels• 100 Wood 'a admit.
He is a reform, sad • supperisr der poem* govenommt.

Ponersourrt, MARCH 13.—Then arts maw tit
eppornto to the sitting member., Sir Fads Sofas and
Lai lark. Sir Frederick Smith retired yesterday, peeler-
Ilapospls et Chasm to those at this place.
SlThhißloa. 11a tory petition against the
Moo d air. Meads bee been withdrawn. A numerous
sad Mgt* hiroYd pfilifinary meeting of liberal electors
was UK all Its Pdriolds Institution, on Thursday night,
at withibeli r alai sad many of the former opponents
of Xi. worth imp peseta, and carried tee lotions to
abetr slim d liseas. Willcox end Wegtielin. Admiral
Sir Remy Pssemstt was elected chairmen of the liberal com-
edies, WPM to his oxeptance.
STanecili.--It is not probable there will be any
apposition—certainly sot any effective opposition—to the re-
tied= of Sir F. Thesiger sad Lord Robert Cecil for the
lawagh of 84ainfeed.
IlHaawsattaY.—Mr. Tomline, the liberal conserva-
lie his hood on Mimi to the ekctots, soliciting
• semstalleffiek ofiags• Mr. It. A. Stymy, the liberal e$111•
Sys (th print at Tenth), Yr baud en eskiees, whesein
he min Me this lw nowt era Ximala_Nei samosas
°Nastier. at Ae pee* aid at bls allmsease semi
liberellan. He will no doubt be rimed at the had ddo
• "W. B.'s" well-known "pd mad maim man" hr
I sat yet succeeded in finding a tory maid well Imelda
with teal, and the tory freemen, who bass hitherto Ird
petty good =are of lathery, are wiry miry.
SuNDERLAND.—Mr. Macs las iseued his a-
hem, sad maim that, if elected, he wi attend the Ileum
of
thommons. He trusts that his long Ames from parlia-
mmimy Mks will be excused, on =coast d the exigencies
MXi vivre alibi. Mr. Hoare has alai booed an =drew
as • essillata. Mr. Fenwick will stand soak. This gentle-
men voted against Mr. Cobden's motion, bat nevertbsises
says in his Woe. "I em bound at ones lbeekly to etre ton
yen, tire I court mot approve el ell the peossalags dot emit
phrs amnion. I use et old= thet anthem otpunith
Mr bed bus Wired egropordoodia le dr ins err-
sated, end I regretted that dieted Oils Ind node wee
without the direct sanction of the pee mmsnl at bran"
TAUNTON.—There are three admen before the
electors, the lambda/ere being Mr. Labialises, Mr. W. F.
Campbell (son of Lord Campbell), end a Mr. Mille.
TEWKIBBURT.—Mr. Humphrey Brown, the direc-
tor of the Royal British Bank, and the Hon. Frederick
Lygon, son of Berl Beauchamp, hove Limed addreates to the
electors. Mr. Brown offers himself for re-election. The
How F. Lygea is a conservative in polities, and a new sew
dilate. Mr. Martha, the second sitting member, ha talb
mated his Intention of again offering himself. Mr. Cox, the
ether conservative candidate, has retired.
Tivearom.—lt is intended that Mr. Amory,
grandson of He. Beetle:cat, ono of the portent member.,
dad eller himself for the borough se the callow= of Lord
Piatestoo. Mr. Redhead retires through advanced age.
TOTNEBB.—EarI Gifford and Mr. Mille have an-
asseml their intention of becoming candidates for re-
*elks. They are opposed by Mr. Mackenzie and Mr
ihripsy, ettaservativsa
WalaaLt..—Mr. Charles Forster (liberal), the old
isembm, hr Isonsi as address, again offering his services.
An oppika b ; a placard has been Lewd re-
pieties be dsr.r M withhold their votes, but the return
of the ell weaker b pretty certain.
Waseelolte—Mr. Greaser and Mr. Repton, the
Main% spin la laid. Sir C. Douglas, the
Clilleossweatkei manbsr, dens as a liberal, to oppose Mr.
Sept" who idol opted Lod Pother ten, but is now the
erialmte ormsos Y own to the war Bind) it
hr lora the dries Doggies has declared himself for
Li Palsolors peinetplsa.
Wiamistxtrita.—Yealonlay evening a meeting of
the electors melding Is lea path of St. James, Piccadilly,
was held to °Daddario papiety of inviting Mr. Weater-
ton, the obarehruden of SL Pah, Knightsbridge, to be-
comeaemanatelt Who. Mr. James Beal, who
wee aid le the ides dolma lei • deputation had waited
at Me. Weekiii. mad loon Mond by him that he
swell mar Aroma H a rem requisition wee
permed to Ma Mr. Beal added that • moist.
aka Issi bum ad ea feet, sad bed rewired assrly
IMO slonseassa Ns. Weirton bed birthed the tie.
Oaths via nu lo Mew of srl4isperrtiea
he Os mango .-1' lama under ands weather ;
that beiesell de the bon b shit the Ohnede el Inaba is
▪ assodllas el dr *nth lo sod der it dr theatre
ad polder of the Trodden poly. He would advocate the
repel eel taxes on kneels e, end the rubstitation, wbw
ever pleads, of indirect for direct taxation. He would glue
his smut to Lord Palmerston's government On lea CMS
quasi= A resolution in favour of Mr. Wrist= was MN-
tied rib slily two &mandates.
WHIT BOXERSET.—We (Somerset County GIF
setts) bun great *mare in being able to state that Mr.
Sanded hes expressed hi. willinmewe to become a candidate
(liberal) for the representation of West Somerset in parlia-
ment. This determination on his part hes been come to on
the invitation—we may almost say at the intercession—of
several influential individuals, and wo know it will be re-
ceived with the highest gratification by • great majority of
the electors.

SCOTLAND.
Anovisoms.n.—lt is, we believe, by no means
impossible that a liberal candidate, with tolerably unwed
prospects of eaocese, will take the field for Argyleebire. The
name we bays beard is that of Lord Jame. Stuart, formerly
member for the Ayr burghs—a man of long-tried political
inter*.

-The Hon. Francis Scott, brother
of Lad Pciwarth, will continuo to represent this county,
which has keen ltopelmely loot for many years,' oo much au,
that the osastitvaacy and population generally hero lost the
ems sad fleas of parliamentary representation.—Noria
!shish Dab Mail.
Gar/etym.—We understand that a meeting of
several lailamalkl paikinea took piece en Wedasalsy, in
lite Tondo. MA that a lekimplefe emamkedon wee
opened Irak Ilk Mew Iheellons, videlt melted in an
en-
MOM 1011Pel r Om AIM Oat the hen. gentleman, re-
"albs le the Abel die meeting, would at once proceed
to Mose* is make himself and his principles known to
the sendimmey. Thus, Sir Henry may be expected ia
Orestes& immediately.—Okapeto Daily Mail.
LEITH BEROIIB.—MT. W. Miller, merchant, Leith,
has published an address, offering himself in oppoottion to
the Load Advocate.
Palm—The Hon. Mr. Binnaird intimates his
desire to afar Mardi coos mare to the city of Perth. It is
tamed that Mr. Stirling, of Lair, will again offer himoel.
fa the meaty. ?to opposition is threatened in either case.
Rounhonettna.—The Glimpse mail says that
the oppresses egos more et the Hoe. J. S. Elliot ulna
candidate for tits meaty hasecesskeed scam
gement holeereka kr gems time beek has best that, from
fang leelth, the boacrarable gentleman would sot sash%
sea to represent the liberal of Rolbareitshirc Mr. Elliot
is acme* as liberal to politics as mambas of the house of