The Express.
London, England, 1857-03-19 00:00:00

. ELECTION INTE.LLIOENCE.
ATiumaY.—Mr. Layard train Sir R. Rathall
addressed the electors of Aylesbury 'yesterday at the Coney-
-1•11. The Attorney-O•nteel Mislaid his libteat mangos
with as much vehemence me if he had ham • tory. In the
end the meeting pained • vote of cadidenoe In both the hon.
members.

Burr hes relinquished his inten-
tion of coalman( the election with Kr. Horde. The new
candidates spoken of are, Limiter Versos, req., of Arabia-
ton, near Wastage, in the county of Bake; and Theobald
Theobald, Esq., of Sutton Cournmay, neer Abingdon.
Barth.—Mr. Arthur Way, of Ashton Lodge, hes
issued en address to the electors. He IS
prepared to support Lord Paha/Mon, who, MINN somed.
is the numbest qualified at present to cony ea esti& if
the nation.
BzritaLEY.—The Hon. W. H. P. Disko ma Ilk
W. Wells met the electors last night. Ilre s ly elks sr
didate In the field is Mr. Edward Auchniuty Glover.
CARDIFF.—A. Freeman, Esq., Lanrhymney Hall,
ham issued an address to the electors of Cardilfi Cowbridge,
and Llantriseint, announcing his intention of coming forward
as a candidate to represent these boroughs in parliament
upon liberal principles. Colonel Stuart km else issued a
second address, in which he premien to aeppeet every liberal
meanie, vote by ballot, and en extension of the suffrage.
lie spent Tuesday canvassing the electors in Cardiff, sup-
ported by the friends of the present member, Mr. Coffin, and
it is believed that he hoe every chance of mom.
Clirott.s.—Mr. G. Salisbury, a large gas pro-
prietor, has emend the field in opposition to Mr. H. H.
Greaten. Both Mr. Oradell and Mr. Salisbury are in the
liberal interest.
Ft:ism:sr.—A requisition is in course of signature
to Sir Samuel Morton Pete, Bart., soliciting him to come
forward as a candidate. last evening a monster open-air
misting was held on In favour of Maim Reed,
who addressed the electors, end Mr. Sajeant Parry met bin
supporters at the Lecture HAS, Spa-fields Chaps], Clerkenwell
Ottfienwlerf.—A requisition to Alderman Salo-
me= received 600 signatures to Woolwich and Plumsteed
yesterday. There Is little doubt that the requisition will re-
ceive the signatures al at kali 1,600 electors, and it is ex-
pected that the address of the Alderman will appear imme-
diately on his receiving the disesmat. Committees to secure
his return were termed lot owning at Woolwich, Plum.
steed, andCkarlton.
HANTS (Sot rn).—A meeting of the freeholders of
Smith Hants took place at the Royal Hotel, Southulopton,
yeeenlery, at which it was resolved that Henry Bonham-
Crier, end file J. C. ;erects* should contest the
adhere Origami of Bents on the liberal thereat. Sir J. C.
Javelee's address was bused in Southampton yesterday.
HINEFORDSUIRE.—A liberal candidate has ap-
peared in the person of Sir Henry Gene Cotterell, of Gar-
nom, in this county.
ISLE of WIGHT (COGIITT).--COICSICI Harcourt,
the luting member (eoneervative), retiree, ]saving the field
open to Mr. Charles Covendide Clifford (liberal), the private
eemetery to the made!.

_ _ Willoughby, who was a can-
didata hr the km* in 1862, has issued an address, in
width he is Wneatif, and says lam firmly attached
lust putslnt Ewa sad institutions, but friendly to
erg and,nylonShirty."
Lalesitta.—Hr. Harris (the third liberal can-
didate) Imo bowl his addrem. The following le its dietin-
gaialing pukka. "My estimation of the Sabbath, not only
sa set Miles opinions; but as an Methane& of the highest
ha/winks he • Dodd point of view, sepadilly to the Was.
Mil dom, would had me strenuously is oppose any lees-
Moe latarhainee 'Melt would have a teadeacy to assimilate
It to cuatiantal wages."
Ma telßetalt.—Tha Mends of Messrs. Gibson and
bight ate any mob, d wasms• The requisition to Sir
John Potter and lie. lowa ha youlved only about 2,500
signatures out of • orsoWessway of WOW votes; and though
Wit Joint Potter, on the pamiltlies at tYs vardettioa, on
Taseday, eiernaled la be pat la may of his
MEAD so ate Opal In mg amil=
ha en What they
de la, that It will bs a alas anisk. Mr. esirden was to
edam the electors tart MO; at the Floe Trade Hall, on

behalf of Mr. Bright.
MART tAno:CL—A telegraphic communication has
been received from Lord Ebrington, at N►ples, stating that
his lanes to his exedlituenta is alreedy on its way to
London, end that its arrival may be npeolid ea or Moat
Someday neat, when it will be inneedisarly published.
MORPETIL—The Secretary of State for the Home
Department (Sir G. Grey) has imed ea whims. He ex-
presses s hope that the result of the events in China will be
that our relations with the Chinese goverment MU be per-
manently placed on a more satisfedery footing, calculated to
prevent the reemeninef eellidanewhich it has hitherto been
didiesth to avoid. "While," berms," itwill be tbedutyrd the
ant parliament to mercies a wise end judkims control over
the public expenditure. I trod it will elm be ambled to de-
vote more time and attentinnthm bee been possible Ina state
of wee to 11/Sfili domestic issidatios and to maws of in-
tarns! improvemat"
NORITIAMPTOL—Lord Henley, Mr. Otway, M.P.,
Lad /dr. Wodekome Currie, have ermeelly offered them-
selves, in place of lb. Seiko@ Currie, but they have now all
retired in favour of Mr. Charles Gilpin, who will stand In
oordonetiou with the Right Hon. H. V. Smith, as the only
libel osadialaWs. It to evaded list they will be opposed
by Mr. Hunt, comemative, but that gentlemen Is at present
abroad, and it Is doubtful whether he will return in time for
the coated. In any case the liberal party are entirely united,
and the return of the two liberal candidatee is considered
certain.

OxFORD, WEDNEADAY EVENING. —The einem
of Mr. Cardwell has more than equalled hie most smigalife
expectations. The hon. gentleman lam bees metres. ha Ids
canvass by hie brother, Mr. Charles Cardwell. As a speemmen
of the kind of oppositioa Mr. Cardwell has to contend
against, it nay be mentioned that a large placard announcing
that ha would address the electors In the Tower-hell to-day
at 2 o'clock wee posted thmegbost Orford. Hundreds of
electors who attended with the view of hearing sa eloquent
speech from the eight Ilea. pain= were dlseppohtted.
READR4O.—The present members, Mr. Franck
Heating, Q.C., end Mr. Pigott, have jut Used their
drama to the comtituency, Marla( themselvea lor rreketica.
rox.—Mr. William Beckett and the Hon.
Edwin Weak*, the went comerretive seemben, have
very unexpectedly announced the& et the **ream of the
present parliament they Mall retire from the rep mention
of the borough. At an influoatial ragbag of the electors,
Caplan Smith in the chair, it has been mewed to Invite to
become csablates John A. Wane, Esq., of 64, Lovas*.
mesas, London, and John Greenwood, Esq., of Swartlifi
Hall, near Ripley.
Sotrtnwank.—A preliminary meeting of the
Maeda of John Locke, Esq., was held et the Eqesstrian
Tavern, Biacktrierwrosel, kat meshed. Mr. John Butter-
field wee ruled to the chair. Mr. Locke'a address to the
electors having bee. taken Into considsention, and his re-
pine to question. put to him being very satisfactory, It was
determined to support him, end the war of • large num-
ber of inikential gentlenteu were headed in to form his com-
mittee. Mr. Ansley Pellatt has resigned.
Swenson (Eger).—bir. W. Miles and Mr. W. F.
Knatehboll, the pitapat member% have just iseued their
adders's.

Sasmenoar.—This borough has suddenly been
throws upon its resoureee for mother madidate, 34. Berke-
ley Pod:ma, the *nag member, laving determined upon
oaring birneelf for the meaty et Dania There me not mote
then 600 Merton In the borough, and the east is virtually at
the dimmed of the Marquis of Westminster.

Epreaweavra.—Yesterday Ilbrewsbary was pla-
carded with a joint address boos Kr. Iteddleetan, al the
Wiwi cheek, and a Urdu Phible, who new thraudue
open what they call conservative said petulant principles.
Mr. P.. A. gleary, the liberal eentidate, hr net yet re-
turned hens the continent ; but his brother, Mr. W. H. Raney,
has made a partied caws= at the electors, and the ponder
obtained are more wanuroas than he anticipated. Kr.
Towlines friends an also active ' • and with the Whence
they poser= in the beiroogh, there la no doubt of hie return,
conjointly with Mr. Blaney.

Tarn°sux—No opposition is expected to be
reads to the re-eleetton of the Hoe. F. Baring and the Hari
of Etudes, the preset member.

Tivaaron.—Mr. Heathooat, in an ouldresa to the
&etas, says Under ordinary eireinselances I .lake
bare been bylined to rodeo tro= the representation at your
borough. end timid Use tat • petd In restorbut to you (I
bps unternbeed) the boot you pee into ney imaging upon
the passing of the Rein. ; but I feel that the preeent
aids aW for the ezettione of may nien who volute the