The Express.
London, England, 1857-03-20 00:00:00

(Stamped ld. Additional.) [TWOPENCE.

posed to bow to the &late of a clique-4MM duwrind)--
Mill for no such prise, for no such honour, Ann I be content
to forfeit the approbation of my own conwience. (Cheers.)
I sin sure that you, se Englishmen, will respect this avowal.
If you cannot agree with me, if you think me unfit to repre-
sent yeti, do not give me your votes at the poll; but it you
do think me fit to represent you, I trust me insidious
manoeuvre will deprive me of the honour of again being re-
turned as a member for the City of London. The noble lord
resumed his seat amid tremendous and reiterated cheers.
Mr. F. BIUINOCH having risen to propose a resolution,
Mr. Wierrenvaer, chairman of the Ballot Society, re-
quested emission to put a question to Lord John Ruseell.
The Cmacerate MA before Mr. WhitAilint pro-
esede4 to put his question, he wished to remark that
It was perfectly impossible that questions tending to
briar lost diecusiona could then be enter •
tared. He bird that they would have many other
oppeassities of haring Lord John Russell in the City ; but
t ereschairewa) called upon the meeting to support hire In
= aft introduction on that occasion of
which could not poesibly lead to a
rl bar
.. He now called upon] Mr. Wbitehurst to
pot les_grasalse
Mr. WIIITERVAST mid it was in so hostile spirit towards
the ark lord, of wain he had been for many years an
'Joker_ that hie Ised then to ink Ideas question on a einkleet
an whkii le bed been ilea be his althea and with mud
to atioleset map gantieren bit as he did, that they
wan a an soulawil perion. With ovary rake
a see Jan item ilideousi be the Here at Carnass,
em k 1 28. herd Hat their vela wen rhea la on
that seeks by se bee oleo hew neederen, obeyers all
ads
to the nispin rte 1.1 be Woke voted
slapteilyrt doe barer; hi he alo bow rat tie oak lord had
reeling kik& wham die bort bad been
Mid,, bad washed WA, Ind was corkinad the wow ran
et re were spawn at gerenneent. Ho Mir 4, there-
bre, to ea the rile lard tordier his spinier an He bike
bed terra!?
Lorerele.rosseu.—My views on the ballet era I esealm-
kr, staled be the °oddball on an amiss en nbkba pee-
dew apt to ale se re subject. I then sail I der&
that be the reser Mats of our rewoonallaa, there
bring, en /b. Hare frequently maid, about one
men In six mai the adult males in the United
Wcin passim of a vote, it was not fitting that that
ast shoal saris • power unknown to his follow-
oilman (Chews, end cries el "It won't do.") Whether
thermos be good en bad, I hare to you rat I do not
papa, for dm
that
p&s vote/ at the election, to
imp sop opiates lave lamed. My opinion on
this ailed blim not toss fermi trees what happens In Sar-
dinia, be% la • per rpm, fire old lea
vis
the
Vaal ries, sad tem lbe d lir to
hewn &ere the UM wee
eke die belletteddenet bar bridal
ellebdiell=radverlam I rod of pledge smelt
le vats lir the beat. .)
Ir. ids tower NM wry
of his handle take
bras anw=rigrantly at the meths of
re hid be tbe-weemat weak, be kd
beri= ere &desired berm at prepack( to
• wed searibialestsea • serialso he Inver -ot Loud
Ada IteaseL poem) Se ad der tie marks to which
be hi aellewell was net joeddi be airs era lie elitism
lissagb the methese at as &end ressinrs to narrow the
&lee isepseriatives within • wink &se, that car to
tier the pollonen who prod the resolution thesa-
uri* burred. It was eras in &et, " Only eon-
awe& as dad reprwent the city ;we ere coat-
arid ma soil we serer It." Legis-
late. Ilhe rosy otter hi to be studied
bine It add Is properly and radii; end
mama be bilereff belonged le the arreosial clew, and
Mtbrwtmd by MI dig, he eerie" Hat en pad soma-
sire—sod re !sued emir wea,== was
Mod to Issio rued dna end we err
masers best ddb Sir a eider' twelpelmotweiete
sire older tad eglideol ostohy. It was
ilk ids Amer Set br his vales apt bhe
rinds wire the reindon whir woo poi et Clt
weft of re liestakelioa Ameceiliwo. At Hr ashosanot
reding, bid Newer, be endeavoured to marl that roo-
kies, aid very aloft succeeded; mod ha those who
wool bre rad very unwisely in not to his pro-
pped, mai be daisniaing that the electors stem take
the four 411111111111•11111ffit, co visualise the whole r • body
It was no rat et re Rai& abraeier—it was nisei of
the ahem& at re Aker et Lembo to le Milli to by
• Ape ; Ned he er Mai dot, tie wollmsole
Jain Ur ell ha rd
ampred ded twee a prima hLord
ar-
mer with the lime of ble Ilb tbs
dip poet rob be bed
reoesphshed. thsy ride &• bin Orr card
(Chien.) Was set the as& bete ifs
Nlrile Ws bietorp Ms b=ias of Maras f
) Then was r ineetien M bid ther—no act of
lordly rewind on the artiinmst at which they
prided liereleas that be wan net Aber the rearm
sr the war tarpaulin. A ar'sper arm alb* WI
guider I. his Mee rind ; end be timid ea di po-
rde= wee don barmen the my " Tabeemlas din roe
mod " Roma it ever "as regarded the worien at the
ar, dos amass repiemated with thaw Mai MEW., ba
which be haderaitdHad not lad Jain ingigli sac-
enetelly to dr& of the Mews &a our Is alb die
iliew-witgeote—to relieve as &mew bees disk &aid-
thoo—to &kaki the intweeruke at the aristocracy with the
sogramenteden et the people mil to pot an end W &very—
end hell,, lei ha -nark assisind rear gto the
eistab7 the
Wings at tree trade ? In ell re leadi
iperier Lei Sohn Brod was dx re!oral am et the
age. Leed rekawaka re wise, bid, sad aorapeas la all
maws et rip ray ; bat be awe galley he bad been
He call is -program and Tom- . Ma begged, in
to are :
"Thadareling \ reheard with Radiation the manly
anouleaden st Lord John Ramrod to appal to the trio
eradises et de her pier domes of *idly st Loudest.
Ili they lei des awes to be ear as besuere • candler
tor the regemseretion of this hapertra asokaterty ; sod
looking to Lord John Ramell's andret peat swim in the
rause of civil sad religious litorty, edi do fin criers
that he will continue to be the inane end woroler if
liberal measures,. they pledge themselves to give him their
utmost sums."
Mr. G. Moons eserdad the resolution, end called upon
each elector to use his advideal ssstlone to place Lord
John Rumen at the bead et re pod.
The Cllalialeat pot Msasaa aw which a peat show
thlrmar
at hear was hell up. 116 than pot re cookery, Isr which
affei eewolsea keit. ivie en the grain bang
may be. Yeas was Masi be espssidsa to the
Mende soil the nwertien was derni di be awned.
Laid J. lacers mewed • vele at dr& le dm cheirman.
Mr. J. Menu, inaestattrtkreselatime,eribeished
to morn re rear wbg be hi we to dot aerie. He
had arid meg yaw Obi I& are ~is& atedoca-
tioa ; sod Lard Jan Rood wee mot siy an adverb for
the asterles of the drehise, had be bed eadesswared to
nabs every are weeder k weir re frearies by ths
ex-
erin.tdawdm. (Herr, lam) His kis* reed for-
ma r dabbed of psalm sistediaa, when rat opestion
wee est se pogo& r it Wes et prart, mod therehre It be-
amed lobe- inteoveted be the earl mod kislie= as
well r the prided propose at the psis a era
11111 belie t, rd emitter:sir to piss Ma et the had of the
Pea
The mod= was rim put sad care".
The CIIATIUSAII, Aar aciaewledgleg IL
said ho traded that from that 111111111111 every ass =lll.=
eel to work in good earnest, and anderoar arises eli wen
parsons as possible to poll for Lord John Resesell. (Cheers.)
The isseethg then &parsed.

MR. SIDNEY HERBERT AT SALISBURY.

Tseetwday Cl'hiareday) afternoon the Right Hon.
Mrs Herbst addesseed a numerous body of the elation of
Kona whit, . at He Aesereblrroorns Saliabury. The chair
was occur by J. H. JACOB, Esq., one of the county
magiatnThe Right Hon. RIDNET HISADEST spoke at some
and in the course of his remarks said that, although Lo
Palmerston was a moot popular minister, and had rendered
service to the coithtry, yet be condemned the cry of
great Palmerston for ever,' without any mention of measure..
No body of constituents had a right to bind members to say
that white was black in support of any ministry, and thu
was his opinion with reference to the Chinese question.
He was not satisfied with the conduct of our
agents in China, irrespective of the question of
war ; and he did not think it was to the honour
of England to sell our Rag, or the right of using
it, br a est Or era who had settled in Hong Kong, 1
sal erbe 1/1111 as there Englishmen than the Japanese,
or ow ether INN nthsge nation they might choose to men-
lin, lima me get into diBleultiee with Chins, our agents
did set set with that spirit of plain dealing which ought to
eharetherim Si or trationctions with foreign nations. When
we annand a *egg opinion against Russia, for attatiptinsr
to antis hen obligatirne with respect to IBolgrad, what must
he said d ear igen la Chin, who wrote to his subordinates
that the wand about which the dispute had arisen Inn not a
&Nish week and not entitled to &id& protection, and to
the gresneer at Cram that it was a British vessel, end en-
Mal to BsMYi protection I, In his opinion it wee thoroughly
egginriontesrai pr-ninodgisa of hir dealing and • diagram to
. government might to ban not ont
reasbody be esparook John Bowing the moment the
Moly seek mod be behoved the Chinese emotion
wadi ad emu ben toss lend of in the Hones of coop
nos Whit eshnne• to the Ina war with Rorie, he tied
bon WWI wby Oases was spend, and it bed bees end it
wee beano he bed property thine. It bed also boa said
that he atteemplal to stern the 'ray by withholding war
cln woe to the lint pant, he said he ertilahlp=
order to attack Odom, bet it was nee ceneldered
by the allies, &canes the 80,000 men by whir it was dr
boded would have base transported to lisbutoped. The
seder to span the pe was gives by Lord rshrestsu after
br r. Herbert) Lad left the goverment. The charge of
supping was di=l Lie= of the r
MOM cunntininente, who wee abaft.

dant within a few miles of the camp, ben that, owing to some
mismanagement in the last few miles of transit, the solar'
were deprived of them. lie then referred to Odlrle MUM,
particularly to his edvocaey of the embodiment tithe militia
as the beet means of feeding the army, and cos hided by eat-
pawing a hope that those present would support him In the
forthcoming contest.
A vote decadence was then proposed by Mr. Illnxinen
(county magistrate), seconded by Mr. Andrews (surgeon),
and carried by acclamation. Hisao were given for Lord
Henry Thyme, and the meeting ,which was most tumnimous
throughout, separated.