The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-08-01
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Arrival Of the Hibernian off
Father Point.
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ONE DAY LATER NEWS.
THE ATLANTIC CABLE.
THE ENGLISH PARLIAMENT ELECTIONS.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
THE LIBERALS GAIN TWENTY.
Gladstone Returned from South
Lancashire.
TIE CHOLERA IN ENGLAND,
&C., &C., sc.
The CHOLERA IN ENGLAND,
&C., Sc, sc.

The steamship Hbernan which left Liverpool at half
past two the afternoon Of the 2oth and Londonderry
the 2lst inst passed Father Point at Ave o'clock
this evening
Constance Kent who pleaded guilty Of murder, has
been sentenced to death.
The Prince and Princess Of Wales at Plymouth,
visiting the annual exhibition Of the Royal Agricultural
Society They also visited the principal vessels Of the
English and French squadrons in Plymouth sound.
The Persian Gulf telegraph cable is repaired. and tee
graphic communication lie re-established.
The cholera had broken out In Birmingham. Large
numbers Of paupers said to have been attacked.
The steamship Damascus, from Quebec, reached Liver
pool on the morning Of the 20th
The steamship Virginia, from New York, arrived at
Queenstown on the Goth.
The steamship Cuba from New York, arrived at
Queenstown on the 2lst
The United States steamer Kcarsarge, from Lisbon,
arrived atBrest on the lsth and fred salute Of twenty
ono guns which the fort returned
The Atlantic Cable.
QUEENSTOWN, July 70, 1895.
The Great Eastern is in Bantry bay, awaiting the lay
ing Of the shore end Of the CABLE which, 1t Ii expected
will be accomplished by the 21st or 22d inst.
The British Elections.
The election returns TO the evening Of the 10th show
FIVE hundred and seventy nine members returned, OF
whom three hundred and thirty -four liberals and two
hundred and forty four conservatives. The not liberal
Disraeli had been making q speech in which no ex.
pressed the conviction that the result Of the elections
would not diminish confidence in the conservative party
He asserted that the conservatives In Parliament would
not be inferior 70 those elected in 1852 and when the
House falls into Its true shape and s weeded OF these
liberal members against whom corrupt practices can be
proved he believed the political position would be iden
tical with what II two months ago Considering the
power and strength OF the government he that
the return Of large opposition partv was fully a.
much as could have been expected
THE LATEST.
LONDON, July n, 1895
The elections are now determined. The liberal gain
remains twenty Gladstone is elected In South IAnca
shire.
TORY CONC IN poR HOUSEHOLD SUFFRAGE.
One Of the most remarkable election speeches has been
that by Mr. Henley the tory member for Oxfordshre
his reelection The right honorable gentleman, who left
the last Derby bsanse he could not make up
his mind to assist the Derby Reform BILL now announces
himself In favor Of household suffrage.
Mr.. GLADSTONE ON THE EFFECTs OF LIBERAL
GOVERNMENT.
Mr. Gladstone his defeat for Oxford University is
the following address the electors Of tho southern
division OF the county Of Lancaster
appear before you o. candidate for the euffagcs OF
your division Of my native county Time forbids me TO
enlarge the numerous topics which justly engage the
public interest will bring them all TO single head You
conversant-few much so-with the legislation OF
the last thirtyfve You have secn you have felt
Its results You cannot fail TO have observed tho verdict
which the country generally has within the last eight
days pronounced upon the relative claims and positions
Of the two great political parties with respect TO that
traiion Of public affairs I humbiy but confidently,
without the least dispaagcment TO many excellent
from whom have the misfortune frequently 70
ton Of that verdict and pronounce Oah sgmiGcance
10 the direction ohich y,u deye The scteels II State IA
ove Before these words be read hope 10 be among
you in the hivoe OF your eeming enterprise ,ro,,
w IL.