The Express.
London, England, 1868-06-18 00:00:00

lascrioa INTELLIGENCE.

ISLE 010 WIGHT.-13ir John Simeon oontradicte
the report that he intended to retire from the representa-
tion. The hon. baronet again places his services at the
deposal of the electors.
MARCH It has been decided to take steps
without delay to secure the election of Mr. Ernest Jones
as third member for Manchester. This decision has been
come to at a meeting attended by working-elan repro-
se utatives.
Bourn SIIIELDE.—Mr. C. M. Palmer has declined
to come forward for this borough, thus leaving Mr. J. C.
Stevenson, a rather advanced libmal, the only candidate in
the field.
Ting Soorrien UNIVERB2TtEB.—Mr. A. Camp-
bell Swinton, LL.D., who was for upwards of 20 years
Professor of Civil Law in the Univernty of Edinburgh, is
a candidate for the membership of parliament about to be
conferred on the Universities of Edinburgh and St. An-
drews by the Scotch Reform Bill.
TIIE BORDERB.—The Hon. George F. 8. Elliot,
brother of the Earl of Mint*, and formerly secretary to
Earl Russell, has issued an address " to the future electors
of the border burghs:" Re announces that he holds
" strong_ liberal opinions." It is stated that a idea-
tion to Mr. A. R. Clark, advocate, sheriff of Berwicks
to come forward for the border burghs, is being signed.
LIJILITHOOW.—Mr. Peter li`Lagan, the pre-
sent member for Linlithgowahire, has intimated his in-
tention of offering himself for re-election, and a move-
ment is on foot in the county to place Mr. John Yeutter
in the field against him.
LEITRIM Courrit.--Captain Francis Nisbett, of
the Royal Artillery, will come forward as a candidate for
this county at the coming election.
HADDINOTON.—Lord Elcho has issued an
address to the electors of the county of Haddington, in
which he states that he has thought it due to them and to
himself to give in person a direct contradiction to the
report that he was not to offer himself as a candidate for
the representation of the county ; and he promises that, as
soon as he is tree to return, he will complete the entire
round of the constituency.
WIOTONEMIRE.—Lord Garl les (oonaetvative), who
contested the county at the last general election against
the sitting member, Sir A. Agnew, liberal, will again come
forward in the conservative interest. His minority on the
bet occasion was only 28.
GREENOCK.—A letter from Mr. W. D. Christie
appears in the Greenock Telegraph, announcing that if
Mr. Moncreiff should offer himself as a candidate, he will
withdraw, and support that gentleman to the utmost of
his power. A meeting of the electors is called to decide
who shall be the candidate.

NoaTH-WEST LawcanninE.--Colonel Townley,
of Townley, and Mr. William Fenton, of Rochdale, are
named as probable candidates in the liberal interest for
this division.

NEWCABTLE-ON-TYNE.-It is generally under-
stood that Mr. Alderman Cowen (liberal) wi7l be invited
to stand again. No active opposition is likely to be
offered against him or his colleague, Mr. T. E. Hindi=
(liberal).
MEttionrrnsmnE.—Vigorous efforts are being
made in favour of Mr. David Williams, of Dendrath
Castle, Portmadoc, as a liberal candidate.

CARDIOARSHIRE.-431T Thomas Lloyd, the liberal
sitting member, retires, and the conservatives will bring
forward Mr. E. M. Vaughan, a nephew of Lord Lisburne.
Sir Thomas is to be invited to stand for the boroughs, and
the liberals will ask Mr. David Davies to come forward
for the county.
NORTH 'YORHSHIRE.—The Eastern Morning
Neue states that Mr. S. Cayley (liberal) has issued an
address expressing his intention to come forward at the
next election. The sitting members are Mr. Duncombe,
(conservative) and Mr. Milbank (liberal).
STAFFORDSHIRE.—The Right Hon. C. B. Adder-
lei (conservative) and Sir E. X. Buller (liberal) will again
offer themselves for the northern division ; and Mr. W.
0. Foster (liberal) and Mr. H. W. Foley (liberal), who
now represent the southern portion of the county, will
come forward for what will be called the western division.
For the new eastern district Mr. J. M'Clean (liberal) and
Mr. Hartley (conservative) are spoken of as candidates.
TEWKESBURY.—This borough will lose one mem-
ber, and the junior, Sir E. Lechmore, conservative, will
most likely retire. The senior Mr. York, conservative,
is expected to be opposed by Mr. Martin, liberal.
Sough-WY.sT Runiro.—Mr. F. H. Beaumont,
liberal, is expected to offer himself for re-election.
Moirmotrrusuntz.—There is no foundation in
the report that Mr. Fothergill, one of the liberal candi-
dates for Merthyr, intends contesting this county.
CARDIFF.—Igeut.-Colonel Stuart has signified
his intention of again offering himself.
BREOON.—An opposition is talked of in this
borough to Mr. Gwyn, who was returned at the last elec-
tion by a small majority.
HEREFORDSHIRE.—It is stated that the senior
member, Mr. King King (conservative), does not intend
to seek re-election.

Harr finasza.—lt is believed that Mr. J. G.
Dodson, Chairman of Committees in the House of Com-
mons, and Lord E. Cavendish, the sitting members, will
again come forward in the liberal interest.
Thecnnecuital.— The report that Mr. J. G.
Hubbard, the conservative member for this borough,
would not again offer himself to the constituency, is autho-
ritatively contradicted.
BIRMINOHLII.—Mr. P. H. Muntz has issued an
address, offering himself for the third seat which has been
granted to Birmingham, provided he has tho support of
the great bulk of the liberal party.
LEWEB.—Mr. Laugh= Christie has issued an
address to the electors of Lewes in the conservative
interest.

WEST CORNW.U.L.—Mr. Pendarves Vivian, of
Swansea, will be the liberal candidate in the room of Mr.
Davey, M.P., who retires. Mr. Vivian pledges himself to
support Mr. Gladstone's policy.
Ewa (Easr).-Bir T. Western will offer him-
self as a liberal candidate, and it is stated that Sir T.
N. Ably, of Albyns, will beassociated with him in his can-
didature. The conservative candidates are Mr. C. DuCane,
one of the lords of the Admiralty, and Mr. J. Round.
Esszx (WEST).—Colonel S. B. Ruggles-Brise
has declined an offer made by Mr. James Round, one of
the conservative candidates in East Essex, to retire from
the field in the gallant colonel's favour.
Wics Bunoiis.—The result of Mr. Loch's can-
vass of Wick and Pulteneytown is that he has received
the pledges of six-sevenths of the voters is tsar and ie posse
not absent at the western fishing.
Tv/Tratourn.—Mr. Trevelyan, who has repre-
sented Tynemouth in the liberal interest for three year.,
will retire, and Mr. T. Eustace Smith, of ,Gosforth, will
offer himself.

LEl:mi.—Mr. Baines, M.P., has been aelectod
unanimously by the Liberal Registration Association as
one of the candidates for this borough at the approaching
election.

WEST KENT.—At an influential meeting of the
Liberal Registration Association for West Kent it was
announced that Sir John Lubbock, Bart., and Mr. Anger-
dein had again consented to contest the division at the
next election.

METROPOLITAN CONSKIIVATIVE WORKING MEN'S
Aasocurnm.—Last night this novel political society held
its first anuuel meeting at the Freemasons' Tavern, Great
Queen-street, Lincoln's-inn-fields, under the chairmanship
of Sir E. A. H. Lecbmere, Bart., M. P., who expressed
his belief that the
.parties of the state are now reduced
to two, and their principles clearly defined. On the one
hand there was the constitutionalists, and on the other
the democrats, and between the two the country must
decide at the next general election. The battle, how-
ever, would have to be first fought in the
.regis-
tration court, and for that purpose these associations
would be of great use. The conservative party hoped to
gain some of the metropolitan seats, and notably Lam-
beth. The report read by the secretary, and which was
of course adopted, professed to rejoice m the prospect of
a speedy dissolution, when Mr. Gladstone's victory in the
House of Commons on the Irish church question would
be reversed by the country. It suptierieno information
as to the number of enrolled mem and since there
were @wooly more than 40 persons at meeting, moat
of whom were certainly not working men in the usual
acoeptation of the term, it may fairly be presumed there
are not many. The subscriptions and donations for the
year amounted to 1801. 14s. Bd.
Ma WmTwoßm'e Satotautamps. Replies
have been received from the following towns and educa-
tional institutes intimating the number of exhibitions of
261. they are prepared to accept for the year 1868:—Man-
cheater, Owens College, 8 ; Manchester Free Grammar
School, 2 ; Oxford University, 3 ; Cambridge University,
3 ; London Univmmty, 3; Durham University, 1; Dublin,
Trinity College, 1; Edinburgh University, 1 ; Edinburgh,
Watt's Institutipo, 1; G University, kinitZE:
Andersonian University, 1 ; Queen's U
Belfast, Queen's College, 1; Cork, • 1 ; Galway, di
1 ; London, Mao:lC:liege, 1; London, University Col-
lege, 1; Eton 1 Winchester Sch 1; London,
Charterhouse Sch 1; London, Christ's 1;
London, City of London School, 1; Shrewsbury
1 ; Marlborough College, 1; Cheltenham College, 1;
Clifton College, 1; Liverpool College, 1 ; Derby Grammar
School, 1; College of Preceptors, 2; Science and Art
Department, 3; Society of Arta, 3; Birmingham, I ;
Bristol, 1; Swansea and Cardiff, 1 ; Halifax, 1; North-
ampton, 1; Sheffield, 1; Brighton College, 1. Only eight
answers remain to be received.
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yesterday for a few momenta? but such a storm of hooting
and himang was directed against him that he hurriedly
left, and, taking refuge in a cab, drove off. Mr. Train
was announced to deliver a lecture last night in the
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