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Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1840-10-02 00:00:00

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CAUTION

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ELECTION OF LORD MAYOR.-TRIUMPH OF

CEIRISTIANITY

The following was the state of the poll at its close on
Tuesday :

Alderman Harmer
Alderman Pinie

Alderman Johnson

TOE SECOND DAY.
is resumed with great vigour on the morning
nd at eleven o'clock the state of the poll WAS

f Wednes

nan Harmer

Titian Pi rie

Alderman Johnson 460
Majority for Harmer — 53
At twelve o'clock the state of the poll was still less favour-
sble to Alderman Harmer. It stood thus:—
Alderman Harmer
Alderman Pirie
Alderman Johnson 693
Majority for Harmer — 9
continued to run against the proprietor of the
Lnd at one o'clock he was in a minority. At that
he state of the poll was as follows :
Alderman Pirie.

The thl,

Dioat
hou

Alderman Johnion
Alderman Harmer

Majority for Pirie.
Majority for Johnson..
The fact soon became known to the variously dressed sup-
porters of the losing candidate, and somewhat modified their
behaviour; but. as they (very probably) thought they had
not done a good day's work, they soon recommenced their
vociferations. At two o'clock the state of the poll showed
an increasing majority against Alderman Harmer:--
Alderman Johnson
Alderman Pirie .. 1,104
Alderman Harmer 1,014
After a considerable delay the following was exhibited as
the state of the gross poll by the returning officers :
Xlderman Pirie 1,251
Alderman Johnson 1,240
1,138

a Harmer

majority to Alderman Pirie over Alderman
r of 113, and to Alderman Johnson over Alderman
rof 102. The exhibition of the board, with the num-
as received with shouts of applause from the friends
two candidates at the head of the poll, and with the
iscordaut yells, hisses, and groans by the Harmerites.

SECOND EDITION.

Standard-office, Ten o'clock,

ELECTION OF LORD MAYOR

From the London Standard of Last Night.)
oiling was resumed this:morning at nine o'clock, but

LI with quite so much animation as yester-
was crowded, and the neighbourhood of
nited a bustling appearance. The placards

lerruan Harmer arc very numerous, the majority

ich bea,

to following inscription :—" The crisis is now
sh to the poll. Hurrah for Harmer."

Harmer's friends and supporters have lost all that
fence which they exhibited yesterday, and now admit
there is a doubt of success. Some go further, and say

ley consider there is but little chance. It is not how-
le fault of Alderman Harmer's committee if he is un-
sful, as every possible means are used to induce the
r to come to the poll ; but it will be seen, by the fol-
; numbers polled this morning, that the majority of
s. (hill J,IIIILJULA 1.1 ..COAIII3I

TEN O'CLOCK

Alderman Pi r

1318
1306
1169

Alderman Johnson

Majority for Pirie
Majority for Johnson

ELEVEN O'CLOCK

Alderman Pirie

Alderman Johnson
Alderman Harmer.

Majority for Pirie
Majority for Johnson
TWELVE O'CLOCK

aan Pirie

A.lderman Johnson
Alderman Harmer.

jority for Pirie

Majority for Johnson

ONE O'CLOCK

Alderman Pirie

Alderman Johnson
Alderman Harmer.

Majority for Pirie

Majority for Johnson
TWO O'CLOCK.

Alderman Pirie

Alderman Johnson
Alderman Harmyr

Majority for Pirie 334
Majority for Johnson
THREE O'CLOCK-(THIS DAY'S CLOSE).
Alderman Pirie
Alderman Johnson
Alderman Harmer

Majority for Pirie
Majority for Johnson

REFUSAL OF THE PACHA OF EGYPT TO ACCEDE
TO THE TERMS OFFERED BY THE COMBINED
POWERS.

The following is an extract of a letter received at Lloyd's
pm their agent at Constantinople, dated Sept. 9 :
" A Turkish steamer is just arrived from Alexandria bring-
it is reported, the Pacha's positive and final refusal to
ten to the arrangement which the Four combined Powers
d upon with regard to this difference with the