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, 1865-08-11

tn TIN c1a Fhig county of Norfolk in spite 1
The vast influence of such macnates Is tha
Duke OF Ciev e1and, the Msxquls Townsend.
and the Earls Of Albemarle and Leicester.
n eouth lancashire Mr.. Gladstone was
elected BY Conservatives, as be polled nearly
Thousand more votes than the two other
Liberal candidates, and vet Is below Cnl.
Eger;on and Iii. Turner, Conserya!iTss, and
but three hundred above Mr.. Leet, anosher
GEonsefTaure. On the other hand, In North
EHseI, tial, North sta1ordthire, and South SnFop-
49nae, winch hare not been represented. By
Liberals for thirty Years, Liberal candidates
effort. "'~ .' -
:. The most promIdent gentlemen who sat in
sne ast Parliament and do not sit in this are
Hr FTaheis Barring {ret!red), General Sir Da
Ley - EVANS tretireo), Sir James Elphtustons,
". EVRrt, Major Besesford, Nr. G. P. Bent
VICE tteiHed}, Mr. aeFmour Fitzgerald, Mr..
btlnal Osborne, and ,SIr. Frederick Peel.
AnonS the new members may be named Mr.
NtCml1ugh Tor1ens, Mf. FLwcett THE new
memM1 a. for Brighton, who Is entirely b1ind),
oE He1ry KaTlfnson, Mr. Hughes, Me. Ben
1amn Lee Gulncss, the Dublin brewer, who,
1esiotca It's cathedral at q cost Of !el50.0
and nas bsen rewarded BIZ it's representation,
atd al. Lawrence Oliph2nt. The Duke OF
Uc?onshire's brother, Lord George Ca7en-
dish, represents North Derhyshife, and his
three sous also hare seats for large counties
-the Marquis Of Harrington for, North Lam
eashtre, Lord Frederick Cayendish for the
y est R:d1ng Of Yorkshire, and Lord Edward
Ca!cndlsh FOR East Sussex, The tSptctqtor
Calls Il en- al good liberals and good men, =
, 1865-08-11
THE smELnuRv TRAGEDY,
Horrible Case OF Murder and Lynch.
1nE.

From the Louisville Journal, of Aug. Q, We
cut the following details Of this horrible case
Of murder and lynching:
On Monday, the 3lst Of july, James Miller
and T. Gregory left this city for ebelhurp,
within mile aud q half OF which place Miller
was represented to own farm. They reach
ed shelhutn on Thursday, at 3 P. m. They
got of the train opposite the platform, and
10 his farm and, after travelling aboat half
mile, they took q small by.patn to the lett,
leading into the ttnsc forest. As they walk
ed along, Miller dropped behind, allowing
Gregory to 20 ahead Miller then came up
with club, telling lin to the ground. He
tl,en dragged his victim into the bushes, and
robbed him Of bis watch. chatu, forty.fIye
do lars, aad pocket.kuife. He opened the
sraall blade Of the knife, and stabbed the
psostrhte man five time In the left breast
back 10 bhelburn. a couutrgman in
wagon passing near the spot Of the attempt
ed assassination heard noises md .ccog.
nIzed them as i. the groans Of a man.
Being afraid to 20 alone to. him, he got
nelghbor to 70 with him. When they
found Gregory, he vas able to speak, and
told them what had occurred. One OF the
men remained with Gregory, and the other
mounted wagon horse and rode In great
haste to the T1laga.. He INFORMED the cIti-
zens OF tho affair, nud they turned out IN =
body and caught Miller In the town. With
eome difficulty they succeeded In tying his
hands and carrying hin back to the scene or
the outrage. Mr.. Gregory immediately rec
ognlzed him as the man who had attempted
to murder him. One Of the most prominent
citizens procured rope, tied IT. around Nil
1er's ntck, and proposed to the excited
crowd to hung him without furthsr delay. !
sapling WAS bent down for the purpose, and,
whilst the top w8s beiug trimmed, Miller
very cody took chew oftobacco. d magls-
t'ate, who was present, demonstrated against
lynch-law, aud begged that the accused should
be Turned .oyer TO the civil Law. Outof res
pect to the magistrate, the request Was
granted, and Miller was led to town with
rope around hls neck. The nsVs Of the affair
sprtad rapidly over the surrounding country,
and quite Large and excited crowd soon
gathered at shelhusn. and concluded to
hang Miller. They to,k him to the e6ge Of
the town and hung hun On tree; after he
had hung half an hour, he was cut down,
aud his body and ca1pet-sack vera put into
box and BURIED. The train that Miller ex-
pected to make bis escape on, was fortunately
half IN hour behind time, and while ha Nas
waiting for 1t, Vas arrested.
The citizens recognized Miller as the Der
son who had stolen four. horses from that
county four weeks ago, and this fact in CON
ntction with the attempted murder Of Nd.
Gregory so excited them that they resolved
to 1Oka 3hH 1AW IN tn fhntr nH-n hnnTa
, 1865-08-11
Llt3EJ Tor the LoJA1-Nottce II Ap-
pltcRnt& for Pardon In Atabams.
EXECUTIVE DEFARTNEsr OF AIAaAnA,
MQNf0nMInY. .Ir4x

AoS1uoAlAxs dla1 July -,
For the purpose Of enabling those wto de-
tie delay Us possible, they will do veil to
tlons:
l. Are you under ar1ests Ifso. by what
authority, and with what ofsnses a:e you
2. D:d you order the taking Of Fort Nor.
gan, or Mount ferron Arsenal, Or aid IN
themy
$ Have you served On any 7'gilance COM
mittee during the war, before whith persons
charged with llsloyalty to the D.federate
States hare been examined or tr1}d : II 80,
when and WHERE and how often? :? What per.
son son ! or % persons were tried Or examined BY
you: What sentence Wns passed or dects-
ion made In each case? WEea, where, and
by whom was 1t carried into execution
q. Has any person been fhot or hung by
your order Tor real or euppo,et disIoyaltv to
the Confederate statess If 70, by what au-
thority did ycu give that orlerY Who have
been executed by virtue Of such order When
and where Was it done? St8te all the facts
Jon rely o9. to Justify such an action on your
part.
s. Have you shot or hurg, or aided in
shooting or hanging, any PER-; n for real OF
suppoRd dlalo}alty to the Confederate
sta!es !! Il 90, when, where, or how many !.
1eAAE <4l tA&L 4&H&9 NuU circumstances Won
rely on to justify this action on your part,
Q. Have you ordered. or besa engaged in
hunting my one With dogs. who was dlsloSal
to the Confederate States or sed to be |?
II 60. When, where, and how nany9 State
ton.
=. Were you In favor OF the so-c,lled or
dinance Of secession at the time 1t was pas5-
cd, oR n The 11th day Of january, ISL?
Therefore the applic,nt can exercise his own
pleasure in this behalf as to any one Of the
ding interzogatories, except the first.
Q. The following must be answered in i'd
dltion to such other facts as the applicant
may be advised or thinks proper to stata:
~: VIII sou be peaceable and loyal citi-
Il. HIVE any proceedings been instituted
against your property uldsr the Contis:A-
tton act? .
II. 1e any property belonging to you in
the possession OF the United States a1thor-
tiles ss abandoned property Of Otherwise ?
LEWIS z. pAxsoSs,
Provisional Governor Of Alabama.
, 1865-08-11


a Ct1lON GALEG.-Ef62t Sale
N cf soTernunsnt Bo,tr. r,s I1,7.
- UN ANIH i9 ri IT. ffi. II nTr9fsta - .,,xrr.z
OF 4i1{;TET AAAsAe A@As '3oaAo
Il the Rtssea ~ Few yorE Hennrx,rsolz min ~
tiaua Ue.xVxrH U11and arf HsW 3.S.4Hs 1s1ss ~
and 1he D1AE1ct 0f CcfrrhiH
- - 0~41ANoAA'
CrAErgn .srxt 9Ky1rarr o--,
WAnNHe1rI, D. c. *p!Y NJ Bfs{
REV YURE.
- HeE 1oet Ety, Tuesday md Friday Of each week.
~ Aosstx esss c.y:
~.Sn AZ GiI5' WEDNESDAY ot eAea ~ee1' 20 Aales
fHr@ 71Ausy' Akxnn Z = aotsM-
2nan- F1ies1s 1Fie1s. A1k1as g p ~ Hnts-
Snn.i5 wndn;:de1 1nI5,i =; FIX x u 1r,.
rbrateanh,n 4hn1as3 - - esaS-. nm x,
e4Eh u4y. ~N ~~~A "eAA@ -s aoEsc9
Pn1lldelntla Wetresdsv md e..rrt..
Vork. lpQ Nplex each az "'3 e~"o"T o1 14sa
I1I4NarVh. TnnrsdsT nf es,h ve.r IN r,,.. -.
csy ~N ~-' "~+ A'8 A1le eAta
Fottry1l1e Tnxtxv, auyr,., m u,,
So1t E[Gra4, taEaay, a7ay., A1{n1t { 20 A1.ez.
EsuTtir EssAdne4a4T - IGE -
Srrfie rSn-STsV rak. A1k ~ ~ =: - - EEHe3-
EsadtrE F+1.N Au9{1sl - ~ ~ 1H A1kk-
snirnenshr1Sh wee5e.tst' - - - aosaSs ,mv
Et Thvr1.* "e22Es1eJ, cAHKHtt u. 1W Hosse&.
t;hi1e. ~ AAth.1es .h1ees ~ -. - ~ ae9eG.
Ti}srerE ~ * N1E a - do' ~ ANes.
Eaamutr1b191 IA antos ses1 = @ hptse' x I'M 1
, 1865-08-11
Spfrial Rotiees.


II tha oa11 fhJ1e.aA u esseaalgt now In m e,tv
0a& eea % aafzzJ tarsd rpos- 90 70 Kx, sua not
9an3 nnzAH 10 remain N yna1 6ys.eu, dtenxprsnx
sor fAoe nd hod1. basld@ asgauylns ypu. happa.
asss ana fufxse pfnsssoas la uta- Hs hAa mAds per
eooA o'aoAa7 sna vou debility hit ssudy tor the
1aa s~aksa yesz5. md u theetose taa pe7sau whom
~ eEaesad Eho0ld consult 10 one eYe1 tesfd Of q
psaaa& o3 hi not oenE cured e,nno he has ban IN
In as3. Hi zcpEssron haa vonchn1 IN ~ the city
bsp6a, hH p9.1eu&s and ne medlel papsnn1oa bot1
'a&e aa4 abroad. u Being the ust ak1ued specialist
;aee an6 thorough master Of hls psotsas,on- II n
opaes2 nj cont despair Uss hin Z csu. Il u only
10 oemn7os Occurrence with him 10 cute sueh cAss.
64 xooEa At separate 1oz laeim and gentlemen, aud
'1Aa mcst oomplste IN tht city. Consnltstnoa hs1
<aad ear1aaattG. otaea 10. 179 Bouth Gs,k ss1ees,
'co1uEx of Monroe. half block fron the Post 01oa
:Eost o1oeo Boz 81. Chicago. III. oMee hou1 tom
An to6F.N.
sauh tor bls ~aalde 70 Eearh,~ puhuassd month
ily nrs Of chA-xe.
YorHH M TAXI 4Ak11prLA3 NoT1cL-DocsuY
3lxuoR ds7otes much Of his time 10 shetnaraens Of
ahose csea caused b1 secret habit which ruina both
pooy md micd. uniting Tho unfortunate individual
scf etnm br1naas aoclaty. tha nd eect Of shtee
:8AEiy h2ho. o. thu c1oaA q xpss yuara 10 kea
-aad deb!utate sne conEutuno1 DESTROY the phyzical
0nd loeutA powell dlr1lth and cQtaebe the natural
seltrks. md cxeaast Tia vital cnEy1u OF manhood:
che paeAxns ofnte a.e zuazea sas object of na7axe
fsu1satnd and eEtfaane taetf rendered tem OF On.
oeastnK misery and teztt Euch pefsont, especially
hoso contemplating nar7!a&n should lou 20 u1oa In
making immediate Application. Dr.. h.. By hta nax
scseatzne, u eaahlnd TO tnErze speeay and pessaa.
Neut cufe.
~ once 178 south CA:k street, cor, Of Aonroa.
AnGissr-1t
, 1865-08-11

1Esalphrlty Of aLe white House.
The following letter f:om the Secretary oi
the Interior to 1laj. French, Commissioner
Of Public Buildings, confirms the reports oil
the unhealthiness Of the White. House as q
summer residence:
n1sAn1nssT aa...1rrss TIT aag. !SFf:saIssR' T. f:as
SIR: It has been represented to ma thas
the Executive Mansion Is in IN unhealthy To-
cation for snmmer residence, as has been
thoroughly attes:ed By the experience Of
every family Occupying 1t for long series Of
years, each Of them experiencing severe, and
some Of them fatal Sickness. It has also
come to my knowledge that nearly every
member Of The family Of the present Chief
been occupying the Executive Mansion, has
been visited with serious nluess, intending
the President In person. to such extent as to
Interrupt the ttnLsaction Of public business
for manT days together. You are, therefore,
tation with the President, and ascertatning
that 1t would be agreeable to him, to procure
suitable residence FOR his occupancy during
the suEmer and autumnal months Of the
current fiscal year, on Georgetown Heights,
Of such other convenient and healthy 1oca-
tson as be msy indicate, and to ct up the
came for his convenience and comfort, being
careful to avoid all unnecessary expense.
Very respectfully, your obedient servant,
JAMES HARLAN, Secretary.
B. B. FRENCH, Esq Commissioner of Public
Buildings, Washington.
4 Washington correspondent further
speaks Of this natter:
''The arrangements being made for the re-
moyal Of the President and family from the
White House to more healthful locality,
during the summer months. have renewed the
discussion Of the impoEtance Of improving
the channel Of tho Potomac opposite this
, 1865-08-11
&41eta! AGtteEg.


I
Formerly Of Jsues' Lock Hospital, cu1so.n Houa. It
6ew Orleans. L.. teAtahllshed Ii EVA IL no,
pe:nacenty located 1t SO Ha1eo,ph4t, Ch.
cage. ILL., specs,itt In tie treatment Of old ct,ouIt
nucu,!a. sJptinHc. II al PIRATE eiteaIez With On
tutrcpry. 1otide pol ILL., arsenic. Or sny poison; bu
with utuo aukes, which u poat:ye cure tn sh1
much 10 be dreaded and te1ihle dIteAse- Imp5te.cJ
AID soe,1 ator:hea, bsoukhs O BY se1I atrse, Ar
with al t:e deplorab:a train Of sYmptona, treAu,
aHd radically cured by ~ it1s nb1e ms.hod- D.
1ans' tesstmo,iAls srn from tbs hishest naelsz
authouty in tho United 8sates and f,on tna An y
entse pEess Of the South. which hare sp2.ased Il
this paper from Tina to tnA Tie following exuse
OF hitter from the lnlneot u, Robert N.nKi1s The
has toeu ps1etcinx medicine In Rev OtleA.f. Ii
for this lAt sRuatY vaass And Il vel no N 70 TIT
resltensa Of :hst city. The ltster va written 70
kttt'eDAo Of Moble, Allbz,aa, In &1fxtr 70 lets1
Of tnqutE1 II 70 Dt. Jsrnea' abilities He:eNh:
"Ta many p:rsors naytnE app.ied to Es' san;s1k
With dlseAse1 such II p.. Jsues 1natts his special
ptos1Ect, Eava recomneneed thas gsoklef1s0-
moTrE he his kreat reputation. snd In eTe77 ea'e
10 faf u caa learn he has cot disappointed e1aeF
nyseH or rat1eut. ore csse Of yapuK MAJ spfsf-
Ing With syphilis IN it, ttruC5 form. ana VINO lad
"7-"
cly, uyse,s viii then-vho hst s1so been und-r the
treatment Of Reoro. O? Paris. ths celebrated ,cai
ist without deriving but TITLE. II any. b.n:nt, pae<d
h.u,self uuder Il, treatment Of Dr.. JAme1, whom
rom ever snu,.nse, .beN.re to bo pesncslJ ana
ptrmare liz cpr.d. Dr. JAmes' method Of ezeas,rg
sypnu.1 !. x1ih neuralizer only npwa and u,sd
py htnselk The Doctor usts no mercury, lofIds 20
tsu., a,senie or sasapsrs which dsuks, hs asae.,s
viii not eztdteaes.the poison iron she syEtcn. and
fsrm experiences With theae drua we think It IL
. rAttes Of dotbs whether q, 20 taey VII Ii II
cssea.s'
Tbe following editorial u from ths LAfaye.ts Cau.-
ie. Qnt!anx3 Of Autnts .. 1874. The iter OF which
Il acquainted With the Doctor. ard has Known him
nunbes Of yena. lhe1e:o;e whgt hs says may b.
relied on.
Heee tt1as
*D1. 5Asns.-We would dtrtct tie attention Of our
reaeera to tho adv1 Etleent OF Dr. James, found in
another coluEn ci orr paper. Ne tare MoHu Dr,
James pess ,uslly for long time and we haya eyes
found HIN. II be IL cou1teous, crllEAted eentle-
na:-s uAa Of undermined reputation ana cAssac-
tn. ~ phJstci&n he stands without sisal in th,
neatme1tof special dlleassz and jns.ly. foz ae na,
eevoted nrar1 tTuaJ 3eaxa Of hls Lib to ths study
Il this brunch Of metictns Unllks most specia1,1u
Ds. James u feEuiz.ly e3ueated phS1Hian. Heeo.
not p1etetd 70 CONE non fo,1xn couat.y, or claim
se.Atlonlhip 70 'olt ssnds OF l1t,~ who II known Ill
tte wtflt eye1 u quk.x; but II m easu4k eapes-
ea1ed min and physistu. he p7a to.th biz claim to
puh.tc farcr. Before the 3ebeluon, p.. JAnas VI
known III over The south ~ the most tuecesful spe.
citllst seuah af MAJ D:xoas lna and jassiy No. II
We A1s to neitera the teumoay Of sons Of the most
, 1865-08-11
TT S, SANITARY COAIMIS.
u . s10s ARHY ARu HAVY CLAIM AGKRCy.

A. y. L1SSCCTT. Local. Aren't P. @. BOZ 24S3
O1lca, Boom ~ hEgaotts 81oek. -.
The q. s, Gauliary Conxa!sa.on desiring 70 grters
s:!otes. st:lon. Aad tss1 fAmiAes fspm the heayJ
eSreraes nually pstd los the prosecution Of such
ntes Ct Pay, bonn:J and othcr claims tkalnzt
10 6oFefnMcEt- WITHOUT GHARaE m HXx1I ov
Ak1 EIHb WuATET1K 10 TEX GLAIXAH4r.
" application scns % shis AxencJ, etxticE the
asEe aEo p3H ot.ee 2ddstze Of TIE .tl&iu1nf th8
natoe faal EonpEc1. regiment, sET4ce ana 0sxts of
- t1i@ e@ waoto account The c1k.u = Esde, dsta
e1s - of Gft.h. tha proper n1en0 vii pe Eled
e5xrs A pcassLie and led 10 tho pet1on ~
1T o5n - E then b. E1acuIed and returned 10
W1aeen q i. u ne shortest poas,hs Enos.
, 1865-08-11

A singular accident occurTed in Summer
ILL township, Crawford county, one day last
week. which some scientific person may ba
able to explain. Alonzo Wood, In cleaning
his z.fle, TUNED into the barrel, say half q
d4wn wad Of tow on the end Of the wipfug
rod and pushing the oil ont at the tube. He
then put down larser wad, pushing it down
within foot Of the breech. when an explo-
slon occurred which forced tho rod into the
thick Of the hand, coming out at the wrist.
passing mp and grazing the am to the elbow i;
the rod lodged ag1tnst the arm above the
elbow, The rod was thrce-fousths Of an inch
thick at the butt end. Tue report WAS s!u1l-
1ae to break ng cap, and smoke a'so lssued
fsm the muzzle.
, 1865-08-11

Er The Saints have nominated full tIckots
Of Election for the Territory OF Utah and the
State OF DcseEet. and will 20 through the
forms OF voting them. The State ticket has
Brigham Young for Governor, Heber c. Kim
ball for Lieutenant Governor, and George A..
Smith for Member Of Congress. The terrific
rial ticket has William Il. Hooper for dele
pntc tn ConrYesR
, 1865-08-11
Gpbrr1111,t11t Sales.
TAIPORTANT GOVERNME

IMPORTANT GOVERNMENT
J. BAlE-About 500 superior ARTILLERY 3 Ho.ses
~ b se4d = The seA 4sst On the corne: 2! B5osa
Arg1st "a, 1875. II 10 o'clock A. u, AID co1unalEX
I-um Gay to dAY until III aJr sid.
An 0ppoItuElty 70 pNFthAso 4 superior clA22 OF
Holtss u fat ls1 than Their yxle IL now onesed
to 1he public The &ultG lii. though aon1t aad ~.
rceAhe kte longer require In tnA army ana uptt
be so,d. fne sttenron Of FAfEMt. Railroad nnen
A1c 7f4osi& Companies, Il Especially c1uod to these
3sleA 1hdA hnFAAa. haahE 4sFvlo8Ab.A viii It be
hItnded e, ~ IN the cAxe Of eordennod 1lock bui
msuA.
81 oftet Of J. L. TKUkBULL. Capt. kod 4. G NJ
Commanding Qtpot-
AL0HxO KA1OH. Capt. l. ON.
FLANAGAN q HATEH,
&Ayk
, 1865-08-11

A UCTION SALE OF sER.
~ ,V1CKAB BLK 6ovEg6MRer AULss.
ELL oueT 1oI eAie On MQEDAT, ata tlsr 2sxt II
:he Goye:E n EosrAA NashTsl.s TelnFatee, RI
Ltt1 Hundred ee1vlceanle Mu e. Those Aulta haYe
e9ncttoa, ee from di1ease. young and vel bfnEea.
sa;e 70 commnocs q lo T. u. and co.Anpt daily
IeEms cab, IA dnyt:nm Fuott,
81 order, Cot 4 j, NACKAY.
CHIEF Qu1ftef1R1ter 0.pt. OF Tam,
ku&hE 1Gt x{EK Nsey n
, 1865-08-11

4AEAkL0HT s~'shr.aes aAIh DIR IL mn Kns4
EHk Epkl1. 11ts only Il e 4trAe TEE1 sna LT,I
5:y -. Pr IRoEn To- 1T II. :1isa1id naf Dye ]: fsreci
aLossr HlAcR and kArcxAL baotT&, Fitbopt Iu;nr.
aak sne Hal Or ttAsnitE ste En, leaving the Hatr son
son5 ass x - ffs9.e Ge!e: &c reetas. " e1ee
lACHRLpH ii ohe:r are r.e-e iintiat ocs saa ehon6
e tToldbd- 6oid by all DrpxE1sta, &C. FscfoSI s1
4AEct4J satet, NeE YORK.
bssaelo:. lev Toilet Cream Tor uTess:nx thes8at.,
, 1865-08-11
DIR. EfxkI

#A1Tzn0 n alcA md pNuAnent cusn IN .ins cau..
Out o5 en Of III chronic Ct daca:a diseases OF e,sh
Eex, Witch have neen given up By Other ptys1rtau4,
A1 kfeat epcees In curing recent or lunk xtanttut
0!eS&oA. whelhaf hereditary Or Otherwise entities
Gtm % The fullest conndAaee Of 1he puulic- Tbe
Docf1f e1te2dt ~ invitation 70 al vno arc AilcIed
~ &ests1 containing ffa.ap viii Be psou anaVer
= tAaeEM IN the c0hnt1y Can hAve medicine Aeat
thd5 disease Anc sending Aan.
The only rclab1e preventive for lAdat' pAe sent to
my Add1p1E. Price tlU 7-.---'
0Mce and Fs1lol1 131 and 15y s7uth Gark~t i,
lhlcAko, u. hntnts .:
, 1865-08-11
NORFORATION NOTICE.

o. ]. RQH
hp51e9s Il
, 1865-08-11

xFa<11ht odouseAlns for the teeth II u Of the
F<tJ best Atsilea for EleandnE and preserving The
Teeth ever ofefsd 10 the public, and u VAt7tuted 70
contain no acid other fnkredsent IN thu inA1t
thlu11ous 10 the t-eth- caks Of superior tooth
pAste accompanies each bektls- The Odorbelalne cA1
- found II wholesale 1e1all crugxz.s
&C. L. 6fESCxk b CO., fropf,elor7,
Providence, E. L
UEAAE, BAEES CO., EeV Tori. SOLE Arrc,1
70 whom II orders 1aoald Be addressed.
, 1865-08-11
Relults OF the English Elections.
fEJpm the Bnstnn Adrertt1er1

The election for North Le1cestershyre, OF
July q, completed the elections for the r,eH
Parliament in Crest Britain and Ireland. The
result Is decided gain for the Liberal partY
and the. postponement Of the conservative
administration which was thought few
the last Parliament political parties stood in
the House OF Commons as follows;
Liberal sls................, aa1
Irish ultramoutantsts. -,,,,,......
rotMg WITH conservatives. lves.........,...,..,,,,,, II
soaec1sauSes- $40
Ministerial mttoflty. ... 3
This includes among the conservatives Lord
Altrsd Harvey, Lord Alfred Churchill. MI,
.Dutton, BIZ. Manwsir;ng, and other gentle.
men, Who. however, generally voted with
nembeIt popnary sPed ISn se m nt5a%oRans R1sss
Band" although nomtna,ly liberals, always
voted with Mr. Dis. .asl, many Of them voting
against the abolition Of religious tests at TIA
English universities. =,
The net LIBERAL gain In the present election
has been tTenty-8y members, counting tlfty
on division. AS two new seats have been
given to The West Riding Of Yorkshire, there
nsc 65S members In the new Parliament. In
one Of the Scotch c,unties, however, the
number OF votes given to the rival candidates
ts equal, and Mr.. Gatholne Hardy Is return
cd tor The University Of Oxford and fur the
borough Of Leominster. Excluding these
two seats, the new House Of Commons will
stand as follows:
..................al
y
oesetsaFts......... ...-..................a .a97
Ministerial ns}or!:y,.... .........,...,,,.,,, ~
--.The word Liberals /" includes all the nom.
inal members Of the liberal party from Lord
5al@efeton 5 TO ~: Bright. About one hum
vanced Liberals" Mr. Brlght's followers
number about dozsn Of these the :" Fhilu-
sophie -Radlcalsn about TWENTY-FIVE. The
latter have been greatly Strengthened in nnm-
b.Is and material by the recent election, MI,
Bnght's friends Standing nearly stationary,
They defeated Mr. Frederick Peel at Bury,
and Ar. some1Eet Beaumont at Newcastle,
chester by 9 moderate liberal, and Mr, Leak
ham {Mr. John Bdeht's brother-in.law,) at
Huddersfsla by q gentleman OF slmIlar poll.
tlce. At other places the divisions between
moderate liberals and radicals ended In the
election OF conservatives. !: " :.
The most curious thing about the recent
election Is the success OF each party In the
orally counted upon BY tbs Liberals, and this
COM tics by the Conservatives. Yet the Lib !
e1al gains have been mostly In the counties, ::
and h@ir gains IN the boIoughs have been
almost entirely confined to the smaller ones.
The great centers: OF industry, where they
have made changes ut ali, haye made them
Ia tayor OF the Conservatives. The metro
folitan members are all Liberals as they
were before. On the othe. hand, Liverpool,
Preston, Coventry, Deyonport,
Rnd Blackburn, are represented entirely ~
CcrscfEatlres. and one Of the two membefs
Of Leeds, Bolton. Bath, Macclesfsatd, Stoke
md Warrington belong to that party. In
the counties, too, the LIBERALS have lost
en a1s 1isey Sa RE-. to hold ther
:esT rded as ycry doubtful. Col.
y B1ampton Gnrdon are defeated
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