The Express.
London, England, 1868-11-17 00:00:00

MANCIIESTEIL

Thu nomination for Manuhoster took plueo yes-
ter"lll7, in front of the New Town-hell, now in course of
motion . The equate is au immerse
111 es, capable of more thau 10.000 people. end
was wen Med. The supportive cd each amididete took
np their prose In front of-their levenritesatinzi=esen-
pest beaks. modest Asp maid be wily The
mayor. Mr. Orme, was on disk .acifti • Ware ten
o'clock. el wide boar the pommeling, oomensweed.
ilk E. Amides. proposed me rweletthen at Mr. TllOlll6l
Easley. Med Henry 1.. eseimiled the nomineden.
Mr. Mderesa Mathis propond the electiana.l7 Jacob
Pritdit, sal tie nomination wee eseacided . Thomas
Arida& Mr. R.N./mance }mimes' Mr. Mew,
and Mr. Peke Madamesecoscled the nemthetion. Mr.
E. Bodeen nemineted Mr.Ernatlmee these fearthlibend
mediate. sad Mr. H. M. seeinsded the vind-
ication. Mr W. S. Oellander proposed Ilr.Settiph /foam of
trniton. as a amodikite in the coneervistive intermit. awl
Mr. T. I'. Binding emended the nomination. Mr. Alder-
man Curtis proposed Mr. Hugh Birluy, oonaerrativs. awl
Kr. C. A. htuert eacouded the noccluatiun. The can-
didates then Islamised the anwuriblage iu the order
of their nomination. Mr. Barley exprumed an earnest
hope that he 'eighth° again returned fur Manchester, awl

feinted at the reenact in which be bad performed his
Bailee in the pest sa an earnest of the totem Kr.. 111.311)
Bright merle an amegetio append to the oorntitma.ly tr
return Wm in conjunotkin With his two miles( iris in the
eendidateis. They were fig bg the battle with clean
bands, and bade pmt lark mousy than bed been expended
in any town fa the kingdom in proportio.i to the
number of electors. Mr. Leant Jame sew
fruits raindting front a union of the and
aseser. He looked forward to seeing the Belem Bill com-
pleted upon the abolition of the rate-paybur and minority
clauses, 'by carrying uniform kormehoW outrage to both
essinties and boroughs, and by ildrithri ballet writhe
redistribution of mats. Mr. _ Mom" cadet some
caustic otaerratons upon some of the edvanoed opinions
, el Mr. Ernest Jones, and culled upon the electors to van-
' *rate their independacce by seeding an independent
therel amdidate to rarLainent. Mr. Boars aril Mr.
Bliley lurid urea the electors the import-
ance of sending to parliament mac who would support
the Queen, the constitution, and the protestant rd
It is to be regretted that. though the proceedings bidet
tidy twohours, the anielusion was walked by promedin.m
of a riotous character. During the greater part of the
nomination goat good homier marked the ocadiet of
the imam use meemblage. The first harmless missile
thrown was a large crest of breed, which fell
amongst the Shares, and wee thrown back. While Wk.
Hone was 'reknit/. some mod was thrown by bath
but while kr. 131.1• y was addressing the meeting stone-
throwing con.mem a, end a great number of the liberals
wt to driven from before their end of the hustings. filmy
of the missiles were thrown at the hir tingi, and struck
the rei rota s and Mends of the candidates. The Mayor
wit ely hastens d the show of bands, which was deohired to
be in favour of Bright, Baxley, and Jones. The tories
had a large show, but Mr. Henry's friends were not so
well re assented. Several sewn fights took pleon, an I
it me of the rioters were apprehended. Many persons
were injured from stone-throwing, and taken ta the ID-
flinsary.