, 1865-07-11

going d Begging for want Of \ candidate
to contest It. and 1t Is not Impossible
that after all the new member vii be Abel
HyWood, the Manchester publisher, who. In
oaed for somo petty inftaction Of the Stamp
Art. The return Of snch man, or nr. Edward
Mail, would do much to redeem the charac.
ter which Manchester haa forfeited. A close
borough is Woodstock. II is owned By the
Duke Of Marlborough, who allowed his
ed for II at the lass general election. Peers,
according to the theory OF the Constitution,
are not supposed to interfere IN elections-ln
fact snch Interference Is prohibited and de-
-clared Illegal. B1t the Duke Of Marlborough
considers that he hAs right to do what ne
Alfred had presumed to vote In favor Of the j.
abolition Of chutch rates. he gaye him notice
to quit. Lord Alfred felt himself obliged,
under the peculiar circumstances OF the case.
10 retire hut before he announced his inten-
ton Air. Barnett,." the Duaa'd man." as he Is
called ct Woodstock, took steps to make
known to tho electors his position as tue
him without the slightest question. They
would indeed be expected to return the
Dukes butler or footman If it 50 pleased his
grace. But the spirit Of Eusltshmsn is not
altogether defnnct ut Woodstock. Tue Lib
like 50 many sheep, and invited Nj. Mitchell
Henry, the son Of a Manchester man. With
long purse, to contest the lofoush." The
Manchester man has been wisely living at
Woodstock for months past. and there L.
good reason to hope that the Duke Of Marl-
borough's ,ackeg will bc disappointed OF tho
situation which his master has promised him.
tFrom the New York Tlmes.l
Mr.. john Stuart Mill is the Liberal candf-
date Tor the representation Of Westminster,
In lhe British House Of Commons. He Is
stourly opposed BY the Tories, and support
ed very ind.fiefently by fr:eads Of the Pal
of ssel lie Ionaon &too;d sna % Lunaon ssg Worasas
advertiser have now taken mp the cry AGAINST
him on account Of Ills alleged Atheism. To
this slr. Mill rep'iesln published letter re-
ceived by the China'a mol last night On
the geneIal subject Of catech!siuga candidate
md his worda are worth quoting.
'''1 shall never, for my own part, think oftaklng
my Eonce Of charge Of irrsl1gion, ,brough; ty
are 1esdy to
pi1us u,rn III England II he does not agrea In
ihe.f na11ow minced nna thoroughly unehrlsnlu
Just i present would ecsrcely promote The pui.
pose for which you suggest II. since Eheu pos
&sve1J and c.toefa'ely refcee to allow myself to
y rtl1gioas opinion. do this "a' On princiole.
conceive tha. no one has any rignk to question
smother On his religious opinions: that the tres
a 80 sns I'M !s sound sr
own sake, for 1t il my practice to speak ay opin-
lops very plainly. nnt tor the sake Of fu.uts can
cidatee, not to do ansthlnr that may facilitate
raising a 1el!elous cry asatnst person who msy
be uraesai'abe IS a pol,rlclaD. on evidence ex-
| totted from his own mouth"
| forming union on tils false cry, will pto.,..
ably prevent Mr. Mills election. The loss
| Will be WestEauster's; not his.
4 CHOLERA PANIC.
From the London Telegraph, June =
The cholera Is On It's tfavels-th.t fierce
| and pitiless plague, which has its residenc. In
the east, but sallies forth At perlodi al inter-
wis to decimate west, north and south. From
time to time We hear Of the visitation in dis
tant p1sces-desths by wholesale in Central
| At1a, deaths in southern Russia. regiments
disban1ed by death Gu Indian marches. and
rivers choked With corpses in The. islauda Of
the Eastern Ocean. The last Rid Sea news
year vast lazat houses of'cholesa-smttten vic
Tins, the pilgrims perlshlng all along the
toAd to the sut!nts IRON Jeldah and the
southern ports, aud sheiks who had come to
kiss the kaaba turnfug back in horror, with
their trains, to succumb In tents and houses
where they Ind shut themselves up. Already
;! Egypt has been reached, and the ]e1laas there
I aro ptrishiDg BY the thousands 50 much 50
that the Italian aud French harbors Rre aaut
agninst vessels from Alexandria, a{arseules
has,kept MI the mall boats in quarantine ever
Mt ioliirtte: and at lnst we ourselves have
becn OBLIGED to coufropt peri that cam
| bc dfsrepnrdcd. The neEspapers ard lettcrs
which Tent ont Of the eeneral poat ofrce on
| Tuesday were sent IN boxes instead Of bags.
to preSeat infections being carried out Of
1 Egypt By the mail passing through the coun-
MN hehnif hut Il Vii he ohtcryrd with Tecard
| III ha nrarl,nd tltsnatches corn;nr hnmawsrh
Al AZ ~ tbs 1natances Ta snnn1aratE and ;othar.
x1htc1, mi~ht h. ritfti 1nToVe II, It the choiera
c1ihInn to lie sanno sonJrs the nnthraaSs in
NoTth Rnssfa Poland prn.sin il h At iaa.t
.,oa.;hts thot tho vasr my ha ei1r s1;-ai ~
ihe invasion ff Thai enemy vhicb n,triottsn
end cnrrarr rannot keer, an: ri nnr is1sn1
a4u THE ~ aTss11H 's rHI ~ Enp.pn ~ "a rnwscr rc
M TnE EaRi |sf;i:i.ES3EtTI. 81 ErTR1. 1R
| CAL EyPERfMESTs. w. 4AA'S -SN'
The Jondnn D7p,, Nm, of th4 e31. n,t3no
| s--a. ~
:. The end which !, IN crown ttc ,,ood x-a1},
of estah1ish:no tpiepr.nhic commnnic,,ion
na,,rasn Ent's,a ni,I -n.,i.n .ariaI- = -.
eSas peenIM ny 1eo,.i. nud naia b,a III n,
| ,,e..1 ~ 5sfn1lr sh;n,,e1 and il c11sfu1iv 1,,d
dnEu IN th+as encr1nnns coi1e n 10 io,d ~ ~
,he tn1e Sh;n IN uhirh ~ "a r. n1rfnrr,, ia
innart,nt v,Tape' The merhapscisus ami
thf e,rc,1,cians h,re hnt1. connIet ~ 1hri1
1 wn,k' and hamiSed Il aver 70 1hn eu.s<,ay III
| Cantsin Anderson and tbn host Of e2pert
n;nrnfcrs Who ara carefully to loy it along
the i,ottoYn of the Atlanti: ocean. AS the
| 1rr;od for the critical portfuu at the nrrea
| experiment approaches the Interest Of the
nuhllc aud thc general anxiety for is
succsss become p,oportioua.ly intensified, !,
end The yariope pIrtie3 to whom tho layins
Of the cable Is entrusted SOAK with absolute
/ certainty as to the success Of their ppera-
tlons.
NThe cable having a11 been placed IN the
ticies in The Daiiy Mas: and tls crsat shIp
hayjng nearly all her stores On boar. and bet,,e
nearly ready for her departure. ycrY uume.
1ous partr Of shareholders and friends OF
the Undertaking went down Yesterday to
Veil yitft. TO The unin,tiated obse1ycr cyetv.
thing On board appearci to be In the most
| s,hii,nr ronfns,nn The dock oncc M ffrc
sud Ersricns. WA nnw covered With round
houses for ynrions purposes. and the famous
nroncnade. Which fumetlr extended seven
every secortl yatd.
Hfs has before been stated that the cable
IA laid in three coils upon the lower d dack
which latter is properly supported from bs
low, but with respect to the paying out
tome erroneous statements have been pub
lished which reauIre rccttGcation, Il Aas
bfen stated that tue forward coil' would bt
the tirat paved out, whereas the fact Is that
as common serse would suggest, the stern
most coli viii be the first delivered, then tht
| bow coil, and lastly the ore in the ccnter G.
the ship. By these means the vessel will
with tie assistance Of the enormous quant:
ty Of water aud coal on board. bo Kept ii
n.cpe. tim throughout the voyage. The
oll5 glimpse which could be Obtained Of tht
great cable MSS in small round house amid
Ships, where the end Of one Of tho coils Wa:
passed round wheel, and experiments wcr'
being made as to the continuity Of the cur
rent.
1--WE were informed that st that moment
tic last ten miles Of the cable were passing
nr.r The wheel which the COMPANY were 81
cr5omsiv rxamfning. Even then great carr
sras ,nn1,sitc and gisltors were nskt.d not Il
rress es loo ciosc. as the slightest contact Will
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