The Express.
London, England, 1857-08-10 00:00:00

TILE REPIabIiNTATION OF BIRM
MR. BRIOHTB ADM'S&

BIRMINGHAM, thrvimait 8r1241N0.
Both Os anadates brought forward in opposi-
tion Is ige. Berra Ise *WI tree the sesame; and the
ban Bra ell new, la all probable& be retried
melee gimmilme. Bright strived si'lbewelle by the
mid bellesil rat eight; as teme at the
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with Ye, deli eramitede Bisbee wee Meek
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tro of your body is widdel that I deal %sons or at
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added member yoa have sesmitly lost, sail I bays sera in
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the brews est the esepedbillty which they ale se
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reseesedlea dee "dim ens esel al smoke to Ibm
Berns el Omenea eel ea I ail wee any schemes
bre.. breed by Ihe spernammel n peeportiOn as it is
arenelve in its Nee• ma honed la be sod thr I
shall mord a wile sessema d beriles ohms of hel
its virtue If it la et reempabl by be edema des
*Dot. I used lama, am be I ems* wee elf •
principle which I nesse bit is dear her pegb d
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mingbam, that id heal eentrei la an atatima d led kb.
sat. I wood eatrast ate lo the beheads la tae
locality, sad bee to the government Ade soh to HID
Home-aloe.
" With regard to a question which some time op mufti
Interest among a portion of your body, namely, the ogee&
Con of the government to manufacture arms and other sr&
cies for the public service, and thus to compete with et
to destroy the private manufacturer, I have only to refer pa
to my course on that subject when it was before parliament.
I think government manufactures wrong a principle, end
always wasteful of the public money.
" There is another question which at this moment occupies
and absorbs public attention—the revolt in India. Whilst I
deplore this terrible event along with the rest deny esserp
men, I am perhaps less surprised at it that geld Men
are. For twelve years I have given great rAlmilm to en
subject of India. I have twice brought it rhos peellement,
once in moving fora select committee, and are in mortar
for • royal commission of inquiry, and I took an active
part in the debates on the bill recently passed to
continue the powers of tho East India Company, and held
public meetinp in several of our largest citim,with a viow to
rude pub& rend is the gnat emetics of the pereseent
et bib. The mayors at the issereetlea weld involve
reeky in India, Wes sees pest meta, essorging term the
chaos, should had cep • new anpin bowed en end iambi
by military power. lam not prepared is bind the dip
by which England has obtained deminisa in the East ; bat
looking to the interests of Indio, aced of lagload, I mate
oppose each messages as may be deemed aseemery to sup-
pers the existing disorder. To name coder to India is
.any to India, hit heavy will be the guilt el Ger mutiny
should we neglect hereafter any measures which would con-
tribute to the welfare of its hundred milldam of populetka.
I hope the acts of the government will be free from tho via-
&tiro and aanguinary spirit which is shown in many of the
Was which appear in the newspapers, and that when the
Teenut aids is over all that exist* of statereaneldp is
Bashed will combine to work what good is possible oat of
so amt
ell ray me more. The kinders shows to me by so
111111111 NA you I feel deeply. I value your geed opinion
era toad wish It to be valued. I have sought private
Ran ingi quiet fora time is needful fur me. Yon have called
es me In occupy • vary honourable portico, and if I am
libel b it by yaw hey choir*, I cannot refuse it, and I
drill delve to On* you and to our country a faithful
mrvisi,-I ant, with the greatent respect, yours faithfully,
" ltsmedb. Amine. 1867." "don't Hato II T."
Vey mess oar Mr. Bright's wither WY trued Mr.
Mehl SIM, the diedeseen of the committee of Mr.
M'Clearip, the eery rellse nut • letter to the chairman
of Mr Beigkies serweillses sersemcing that that gentleman
had retired hem Ilse
At half-lest tear idea to be memo= • tereenielba
of • similar dessedest uses emedeel ben Mr. Wobirsoseur
=Wu ; eallenefe leek is that a Imp noir
My el wen lel bra peeled it Mr. Bright, sad Mr.
Waite limemdf %deg wired ad 1. Fora epee Ih•
cress d catching arm Tory rainy • onnomoindon wee
mule lo Mr. Bright's esmittee te es alto the lb. We-
ster bed witbirava Inn any Whir cepoden to Mr.
Briers dorm.
Yr. Album Lloyd, the chaise. of Mr. Night's coot-
mires, smsumilissi this information to such of that gen-
themsfe supgarers as were in the committee-room ; it was
received with much applause.

RETURN OF MR. BRIGHT.-(TIIS DAY.

(IT ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH.)

BIRMINGHAM, MONDAY.
Mr. Bright was this morning put in nomination
to sappy the sweaty occasioned by the death of Mr. Munk,
sad no other candidate being proposed, be was declared by
the Mayer, who acted as returning akar, lobe duly elected.
The pcomediage occupied but a short apace of time.

GREAT YARMOUTH ELECTION.-/THIS DAY.)

IT zutcralo TILZOILIPX3

GREAT YARMOUTH, MONDAY.

The liberal candidates, Mr. A. W. Young and Mr.
Q.O , WON this morning elected, without opposition,
to represent Great Yarmouth in the House of Commons.