The Express.
London, England, 1857-03-23 00:00:00

'IMPRESS, MONDAT EVENING, MARCH 23, 1857.

will be my linientka to Ord to Lied Pabeenton shinty I
suppork4 erldle at the same time Ime et indietrimienieiy
pledge my &Memnon to my edzatoistettion, but shalleselem
to myself the right of deciding en molt mmmoressi: prim.
Although a member of the church of England, I 101 l no
diflieulty in tanning with those who differ from me, aad it hem
long been my happiness to labour with them in the common
cease of religion and philanthropy. I shell mostly pro-
mote ermy immure that tends to the moral and physical ire •
movement of the labouring deems. The cause of education
in gement, m well se the reisrmation of criminals, have long
occupied my deepest ceesidenticm, and I shall rejoice to have
a wider Geld for my exertions on behalf of those client
which cannot fail to command the aerieus considerate@ of all
mob of the oommunity. lem decidedly an advocate foe the
extension of the franchise." _ _

Nrwroir, but or WlGHT.—Aldermam Rose, of
Lorton, is a esadidato foe this borough. Hs Is s liAral Nod

NEWCASTLE•ON .TTNE. The advanced libretti
Lave brought forward P. Cantab., Eq., of London, late of
India. At • crowded public meeting held en Serartay night
the late reprematativea, Meseta. Medias and Mdley, co
well es the new candidate, spoke. On • show of hands an
overwhelming malority declared in favour of Mr. fantalre.
Nonotica.--On Saturday the liberal eaididatea,
Lord Buy and Mr. Schneider, attended In the Com Ex-
lunge, and wen favourably remind. The Armen and
merchant. present in the Exchange were aro dues's& by
Mr. Chutes Suntra, ea behalf of his brother, Bb Edward
North Buxton, who la now • candidate toe the zerwentation
of End Norfolk with Malay-Genmsl Windham. Business
wee for a time enspended, and the scene was one of much
animation and Wend. .

Pommotrrii.—Thr contest for this borotgh is
rather wersly canted on. On Saturday wining muting*
of the supporters of Sir F. Bering and Sir James Bphin-
stone were held, and weed off very satisfactorily to each.
There is no doubt that Sir F. Baring and Lord Muck
will be retuned, and that the Carlton Club candickto, Sir
Jame. Elphinntons, will be in a very mall minority.
PETERAVIELD.--Bir W. 0. H. Jolliffe, Bert., in
Likely to be opposed. It has been ascertained tint the
liberals dead well on the regieter.

BALYORD.—Mr. W. Massey, the Under-Seftetsry
et the Howe Ms, has thla day irouod an address, it which
be oars Wawa is a carandato for the borough.
SOUTHWARK.—The contest in this borough cow
MOO daily a more severe character. Mr. Pellatt's sapport-
era are working hard to secure his return, nor are Sir Marks
Napier's Mends idle. Mr. Loehr, the thhd liberal cardidete,
ham held crowded ensegep daring the week, sad madman=
approving his principle have been enthualestically married.
The general opinion of the borough appears to bu thet lir.
Locke's return Is mate, and that the straggle will be between
Sir Charles Napier and Mr. Pellatt. The number of .lectors
on the register 1m10,170, the greater lad of whom it b likely
will record their votes.

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BSAYIVEIMBUIE (Soar/).—An adjourned meeting
of the most influential of the liberal electors of the division
was held at the Swan Hotel, at Wolverhampton, on Satur-
day at noon, the purpose being to Wirt two gratlemen to
succeed the Earl of Uxbridge and the Hon. Mr. Littleton.,
who have retired from the representation, es before stated.
Yr. Sydney Cartwright occupied the chair, and as every emo-
tion of the libersl interest was represented, it was agreed that
ash of the gentlemen who had been communPated with
sore last Monday's meeting should bo bound by
the decision at this meeting, in order that per-
fect unanimity of the liberal party should be secured
Mr. William Mathews, of the Corbyna-ball Ironworks, who
bed been invited to older himself with the unanimous moment
of the leg emettag, wee weep; and declared that le se-

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ern the earldir nab bad been made to Kira in 11.
real ara Iherrep • immier. Thereafter he addressed
the -MY/ atone Lek ; he avowed lelmaelfol thoroughly
Urn palm is ma pinta weeks with the more ad-
vanced essenhen of Int party in the Hone of Common;
on one lamertant mane any no hi giros at swamies
with that patty —it wren adrine• nag Jen to perk-
meat, to whin be wore/ WREN offer& Marrs hard
Mr. Materree ilderre.• arlalles w /nail eeenef-
moody,pi4YftbereWdteumeveyreleate mere
his eleetka, sad It is now vadareed rat Mr. Mellen wM
hare the sedial support el lie bedbren in the bee irk.
The diner el dr mead ere no art roneklueL Cam-
analealeas he/ b ppm' welt ro family of the lion
inks Wwdesern, edie el et lair; the Hon. Fred. Cal-
dwell*, Um In Nape; an Mr. lineetta Foley, eon of the
slights kr last Materenire. The lest-named attended
this mielleg ; re ether twe prima vete aireateted by
Ink kelhen Me Hoe. Mar Wieriday well the Hoe.
Awed= Oder me. Kr. May albumen the mend : k
palm he it to the full extent ea Merl as lb. Mathew.
be le la berm el the fall cranes el the prkikke 1 kw
teak elan nadir et the env" Tote by last, of exist
subers, need in tuner den adainion et
the laws to prlkerat. lb. Wretraky an lir. Calibres
eke mete, awl Oak Bader to the egislons hell by
kik relatives win essindy bee erketakey than tbe de-
cannons mode by Mr. Makin eel Mr. Foley ; but al-
thewitt it was areillet Mei a wry Inerabie opinion wee
rinned of berth galkimws, weal aprielly et Mr.
Weittealey, who is baler harm Ora Mr. Callirepe. It wee
int dew that reli natteriebbireall wear the dleaden-
bre ef Oman A dirties toll peen ael 11k. Veer was
adepen; by • werew er,Jeay, arm 116.WriMeaty; bet
the veer brake ban link al panne al weer eerier ea •
nisei ee-eperakeae ion it Maths eel fray, whe
erM on dent be seteraid ran appinke. Aber the
solemn; bed been ink It wee to that Lord Wed
would egret the milliera asedrated by Hi nen*
StmitrilAtin.—Mr. Mere bae esthei Ms the
earn, an the redideke sew bare the *rim in Mr.
Hill, Mr. Feends, sal M. IL Wank Thienhor
'miens have irk alibeen the dens It is a carman
impedes In deadirked, in a eirearence not at all lm-
pliable, that Mr. Hudson will bead the poll, and that the
contest for the seem& seat will be between Kr. FenUck and
Mr. Ralph Walton.
T114010[7731 • -

Linekill,the Palmeretonian
oneervative candidate, was canvassing the electon of this
borough all lea week. As be has made no profemion of
political principles, beyond some vague generalities a lth re-
pel to propene end " our venerable institutions," his sup-
porta' have varionaly represented him to the electors so in
tams of the most opposite opinion, and have secured a good
ormi swim. His chairman tea tory of the old school, who
ar smaiMses ens trade a mistake. The influence of the
Das of Northumberland will not be exercised on the one
Me or the other in this election, and the election, though a
obis one, will in all probability bo in favour of Mr. Lindsay.
WiscueurnL—Mr. Wyndham Portal, a brother
of the its snamberand presort candideis for North Banta, is
• mai Milks dly of Wks:Misr. Ho says he will give
an bagagialti is Lod PIANINSIOS in maintaining
bone dile leg. lis is Is &wee otthc e.tcn-
in deo &Wei. es bike. awl eteraillestment of the
was stiff& MI% sod hases* sailiss education
le Ills mill.

THE CITY ELECTION.
Tho following letter hu been forwarded to la for
publication:
" TO IRE CHAIIMAN 07 701
AND

have just received your letter inviting me to ' a
meeting at dm this evening to promote the return of the four
oandidatew' As a member of the Ithristratkos Society,
I beg to protest *Out thsir assumption to askew the four
candidates they have chosen, to tho exclusion of—by far the
beet man of the whole—Lord John Murrell; and I request
you to erase my name from a society whirl his maimed
such dictatorial powers.
" I am, Sir, your not obedient servant,
"Lime-sweet, March 21. " Jamas Powatt."

matte that conduct like Ws would not do. He was not •
voter for Bright and ogolloll4 but there were many electors
wavering and onakaided, and to mecum these it would not do
to carry things with each a high hand.
A vote of thanks was given to the chairman, sad the
or Lallotiovann meeting separated.
WARDS.

At a meeting of the leading conservatives of Manchester,
held on Friday (Mr. Ames Crossley in the chair), it wee
resolved—" That whilst this meeting does not consider that
the general policy of the conservative party in this city is
involved in the course which certain individual members,
acting under exceptionable circumstanced!, have thought it
proper to adopt in reference to the present conte►t, this meet-
ing is of opinion that it Is not desirable for the conservative
party, as such, to pledge itself at present to any course of
action.,•