... FRon OUR LONDON CORRESPONDENT. Thursday Evenitg, July I. Timt CURCUMSTAVCR of damp, rainy, ad disagree- able weather, which we in London have experienced for the last teu days, appears to have a most nay- cotic influence over politics and politicians, for there is really nothing to do, or doing. You only hear the grumblings of poor Whiglings, who have now made a most wondrous discovery-namely, ...

... oarti 3haellgetc. SOUTH LANOASHIIRE.,DELEGATE MEETING. -This meeting was held in the Chartist-roorl, Brown- street, East Manchester, which had been called for the express purpose of taking Into consideration the re- lease of the Chartist prisoners, and to adopt means which to them might seem best to get up a demonstra- tion for their reception into Manchester. It was agreed that the committee, ...

... BANBURY-Tu&RDAV. The nomination of the three candidates for the representatien of the Borough having just con- eluded, I hasten to inform you that there has been a glorious display of feeling among the people, in favour of the Radical eandidate. by seven o'elook this morning, they began to muster, and continued to do so till a little past eight o'clock, when they began to parade the town ...

... TO THE INHABITANTS OF MA&NCHESTER AND VICINITY. ENGLISH, ImIST, AND SCOTCIIM11N, WHATEVER MATY BE YOUR OPINIONS IN POLITICS, OR CREED IN RELIGION,-We claimn your sympathy on behalf of suflfring humanity. You have beard of the brutal Conduct manifested by a body of infuriated Irishmen, at the institntion of the Corn Law repenlers, towards your fellow-ereatures, at the meetings held in ...

... (Continued from our first page.) SANDWICH.-TuEsDAy. The nomination of the Members for this portion of the cinque ports took place this morning in front of the Guldhall. J. Dorman, Esq., the Mayor, presided, and after the necessary forms had been gone through, Henry Wise Harvey, Esq. proposed Sir T. Trou- bridge (Whig), and Mr. Weeks seconded the nomina- tion ; J. Sayer proposed, and J. Brydges ...

... T'HE PETITION CARRIERS. London, June 28. The address of the eighteen stone masons, who car. tied the petition to the Hume of Commons has already had its effect; n Association of their fellovv workmen, the operative stoue masons, was formed on the 19th; they met again on the 26th, when ?? of fifty enrolled themselves as members An excellent spirit was manifested, and they seem determined to go ...

... elettoral Oedgiono- CITY OF LONDON.-TUESDAY. Both factions claim the victory. The following is the return published by the respective committees: FINAL STATE OF THE POLL-FOUR O CLOCK. Whsig Statement. Tory Statement. Wood ?? 6,322 Russell ?? 6,149 Crawford ?? 6,167 Wood ?? 6,2'7 ?? .6,175 Crawford ?? 6,018 Russell ?? Pattison ?? 6,020 Lyall ?? 6,199 Masterman ?? 6,216 Masterman .. ?? 6,248 ...

... ?? nomination for candidates to represent this to borough in the ensuing Parliament took place on )OM Wednesday last, on Woodhouse Moor, before one of ou the largest assemblages of persons ever congregated youin Leeds on any occasion, there not having been YOU, fewer than 89,000 present. 141- As usual, the factions went to work in good ear- efl nest, and breakfasted their friends before ...

... I ,ogw~oming 4oarti it eti. MOTRA.-Mr. John Leech, from Hyde, will lecture here on Sundays at two o'clock in the afternoon. I Wia'rsHsicus-In consequence of Mr. Ruffy Ridley going to lecture, in the South parts of Wilts, on Sunday next, the 4th of July, near Monokton Deverall, the County Council will be postponed till Sunday, July the 11th, when they are requested to attend at North Bradley, ...

... COURT OF QUEEN'S BENCH.--WEDNESDAY. Mr. Mloxon, the publisher in Dover-street, was in- dicted ter publishing a blasphemous libel in a recent edition of the poetical works of Shelley. The case was'tried 'by Lord Denman before a Special Jury. Three passages from Queen Mab were set out in the indictment. Sergeant Talfourd, for the de- fence, argued that the passages objected to made not more than ...

... e THE LE*DS MERCURY. ,I. _ re VERY IMPORTANT FROM AMERICA. the - McLEOD REMANDED FOR TRIAL. Es s, By the Britannia steam-ship, which reached V, Liverpool on Thursday evening, papers and letters have at been received from New York to the 16!h inst., and from an Boston to the 17th. We regret to say that they communi- IS cate the very serious intelligence that the Supreme Court of pe the United ...

... ' - - - - E -IDINO. THL EANST RIDING. T'PiRE wvas a glorious display of' conservative feellig at Boverlcy on Wednesday, whne Mr. BROADLFY was ro elected as a represeniltaive for the liding; and Lorl HOTrIAM XNt S w Cellscn in ttlC roomil of Mr. BETIIELL. The splendid procession of eldctors which accompanied the former gentlemiaini to the hlisLings, was equal to any thing ot' the kielid we ever ...