The Express.
London, England, 1865-07-21 00:00:00

RESULTS OF THE ELECTIONS.

The two following lists, showing the liberal gains
and losses up to Wednesday evening, are those
which we published yesterday. They exhibit a clear
gain of twenty-two liberal seats.

LIBERAL GAINS.
AIIMOMOI-Mr. Jardine, vice Mr. Asia
AILLIMIT-Mr. N. Rothschild, vice Hr. T. Berserd
SCUMOIL -Kr. A. Khoisan, vice Mr. W. Cargill
BRIDOMOITH-Sit John Acton, vice Mr. Whitmore
ilimourou -Kr. H. Fawcett, rice Mr. H. Moor 1
Borganum-Mr. Lancet, via lion. W. G. Boyle 1
GABMGANGIUM-Str T. 0. Lloyd, rice Colonel Powell 1
Claaranvoir (llistriell-Mr. W. B. Hughes, vice Mr
Wynne Finch
1
CAVAN-Mr. Smademon, vice Colonel Harwell 1
Cnarnaa-Mr. A. J. Many, vice Sir F. Smith 1
Caserta-Mr. W. H. Gladstone, vice Mr. Heurbentoe 1
GLITHISOZ-Mr. B. Fort, vice Mr. Hopwood
Ootoanamee-Mr. Gordon Reimer, we Mr. Papillon
GIIBLAI -Kr. J. Pim, vice Mr. Veen 1
Rear Solurnix-Lord E. Caveadish, vice Vamoose% Pe
vemey
Rime-Mr. J. D. Ociiiiridge, vice Kr. R. S. Gerd
1,2011 R-Sir H. Rawlimos, vice Lord E. Mime
GaLwar. -Mr. Morris, vice Mr. 0. Lever 1
GIMBT-Mr. Fildea, vice Mr. Chapman 1
RAMON-Yr. Young, via Kr. Rogers 1
Honanan-Mr. Hurst, vice Mr. S. Fitzgerald
Hou-Kr. Norwood, vice Mr. Somas 1
BIIIAMINT-Sir John Gray, vim Mr. Mildred Sullives 1
Kinraanuinniciut -Mr. R. D. Nicol, vice General H
Arhethnot
NJIAMMOBOuciii-Mr. Holden, vice Mr. Collins
LI:10MM- Mr. J. 1). Harris, vice Mr. He
LnlOOlJl (City)-Mr. Homage, vice Mr. B. More - 1
LMITIMOMMAI-Mr. 111.'Legan, vice Major Hamilton 1
LINIMIOC, GOUSTY-Mr. Spun., via Colonel Thelma
Maumw-S'eriaaat Sullivaa, vice Mr. Loeglield.--
NZWeoIIS (Isle of Wigbt)-Mr. O. W. Martha, vice
Goloool Libbe•Pawys
Nonni SrarronDelliall-Mr. E. Boller, via Viecouat
Ingestsl
BMA-Mr. Waring, vice Mr. Franklyn* 1
YOMAIIOOTA-Kr. Stone, vice Sir J. Elphiostose 1
PORTAILINOTON -lir. Lamm, vice Captain DUDS% 1
Rnernazwarnies-Mr. Spier', vice Sir H. B. 8. danzsea, 1
lilmo--Serisent Armstrong, via Mr. Macdonogh 1
Boom Sasorliniax-Mr. Jasper More, vice Sir B. Leigh-
toe • 1
Socre Wmvs-Mr.T. T. GM., vies Calomel &thank _ 1
finimorominn-Admiral Braise. vice Mr. P. Blaehbsre 1
TAOMMI-Mr. Barclay, via Mr. A. Hills; Lord W.
Hay, vice Kr. C. B.ntlnok
2
TINIMOMA-11r. G. Trevelyac, vice Mr. R. Hodgson- 11
MAILMITLD-Mr. Leathern, vice Sir J. Hay 1
MALLMMED-Sir W. Dilke, vice Mr. Melina ...... - ll
WkiiliAll -Kr. Calmat, vice Mr. Dear 1
Waswicit -Kr. A. Peel, vice Mr. Greene 1
Wantaroao-Sir H. Barron, via Mr. Haasard 1
Wean:cm-Kr. Deverear. vice Hr. Redmond
Wittacitrra-Kr. Gridley, vice Lord Grey d. Wilton- 1
WINDSOZ-NA H. Labettobere, vice Mr. Viasitirrt ;
Sir H. Hoare, vice Colonel Vpie 2
11

Fox once Mr. DISSAILI'S remarkable ingenuity!
has failed him. His speech at Newport Pagneli-- 1
a town which he, no doubt properly, describes as
one of the " great garrisons" of Toryism—is simply
dull and meaningless. The teak which Mr. Messy.'
proposed to himself was to console his party under '
• great defeat. Such an undertaking called for all
his well-known fertility of invention. His friends
had lost at least twenty seats, and as their oppo•
nents had won the same number, the advantage
which the Government had gained by the elections
would be represented in a division list by forty
votes. Mr. Disaana's comment on this disagree-
able fact is in substance that it may be true, but it
does not matter, and that the Conservative party
is stronger than ever. There is no originality
about this way of treating defeat and die- 1
aster. It is a mere plagiarism. When LIBERAL LOSSES.
1
Generals GRANT, and SHERMAN, and Tunica Afin
BLaaras—CA_Zcar. petrl'... ,74:1111,'Zier;ti. ni%
were visibly breaking up the American Confederacy neuranwerve—Re. Westropp, trice Colonel Thins
last year, and the old system of blankly denying vic- Beat—UT. Omen*. rice Lord's.
11
Lorer d
Athl 1
tories was worn out at Richmond, it became the gAintimije—Mr. Bodie.;. vice Mr. L. ulls"— 1
fashion of the journalists of that place to say that OROLTIEHAN —Mr. 0. tlohniker, vice Hon F. Berkeley 1
it was of no consequence what victories were gaurrillEArifit: itgarZLON ma ce.XriirL.Y;lolY by 1
1
gained by the Union Generale, for the Con- caregLam—Mr. Geneb, mice Laid name, I
federacy, independent of military events, was Deur —Hr. Cox, vice Mr. S. Beale I
absolutely invincible. Mr. DISRAELI is only Dry sroer—Mr. Morales. vim Kr. Brame,
imitat- EAtfr° NORFOLK—Mr. Read, vice Coloesl the Hoe. W. 1
ing those obstinate deluders, and imitating them ' C. W. Coto 1
badly, The ramie have been fairly appealed to Gaairrnasex—itrlpT. Win, Itr.
North 1
1
by both the great political parties, and every HIERSOSD—Mr. &wily. rice Mr. Clifford . 1
waverer and every worshipper of success who Kroninunnersa—lle. Grant wire
..
1 DO
ir.L=Erii. Pagel .... .. 1
looked out to learn which way the wind blew was Ilirrmut—Ca—m:".etee
assured that such was the force and extent of the Lynn Races!—Mr. Trashy, vice Colossi Pinney ....... ..... 1
Conservative reaction, that if he did not vote teLD°ll —Kr. Earle,l, "tieiliskl,l2 Wasters 1
1
with the Tories he would certainly be "left 010
101.1) UnwritsiTT-Lltr. G. Hardy:rice Mr. Gladstose 1
" out in the cold." The country has now decided ; Pluesrog—Hoe. F. A. Stealer, rice Mr. 0. P..Groatoll. 1
it has pooh-poohed the idle talk about revolution, Sinensusuesnwrillr.... Iltley,wvitel. Mr.
rice l.S.i.Leil ll.
and the republic, in which Mr. DISRAZLI'S party TRRITOILD—Mr. B. Harroy,.vire Lord F. Fitsroy 1
indulged, and has sent to Parliament men who Tv.....,--ir, • Wal:rdlywiLlir. Dmmaa
vice
will take good care that for a long time to come .00..0.ramr. Bar.. via Lord I. oirarebin
no Tory leader shall have it in his power to ob-
struct the progress of the country. These are the
simple facts, obvious to the whole world, and to
the Tories themselves ; and all that Mr. DISRAELI
has to say is that the result of the elections
proves that "the country sees danger a-head,"
and that "any one who should affirm that the
" power and influence of the Conservative party
" are diminished by these elections," would show
that he was the victim of " a panic which has no
" foundation." Such is the estimate which Mr.
Dumas= chooses to form of the intelligenoe of
the femme of Buckinghamshire. It his followers I PAEIR, JULY 90.—The Empress and the Prince
like to be treated to mummies of this kind. Imperial loft Paris at eve o'clock this !Stemma for Fon.
Liberals have certainly no right to object to their talables..

To the foregoing we now add the result of the
elections which took place yesterday :

LIBIRAL OAINS.

Solna LANCASEURII.LZ.-Wirlilsdstoos, via lb.

- Leglt
Norm Yomaum—Nr. Xilb.nk, rice Mr. Mairtit 1

USUAL LOILIZS.
Brizsgras.—Ceiossi Loyd Liodosy. vice Kr. Water
Bic 0. Ronan. via Kr. P. P. Bonverio.

This leaves a nett gain of 22seats to the labors!' on
the result of the elections computed to last evening.