The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-07-22

The American Democratic Presidential Ncmi-
nntion-Recepiion of the News by Ameri-
cans.
LONDON, July IL, 1865.
The announcement by cable that Horatio seymour
has been nominated for the Presidency by the demo-
Gratis and has accepted the nomination has been
received with surprise by the Americans abroad,
hundreds OF whom would have gone home to vote had
Chief Justice Chase been nominated They now re.
gard the success OF Grant foregone Conclusion,
and the English papers take the same view. or
course the nomination was looked forward 10 with
great anxiety; but some OF shared the feelings OF
ex Governor Dennson who Just startod for
home. al am very anxious about the democratic
nomination" said he at party the other evening;
being beatenY" asked a friend NO" replied the
Ex-Governor, who is Grant republican, ~ only
want TO know whom we have TO beat"
The Church Question In and Ont Of ParIia-
ment-Eiection Tactics-The WorLingmen's
Movement in Observation-Disclosures Con-
solidati0n.
In the House OF Lords, July 10, Earl stanhope
stated that the report OF the Church Commissioners
was drawn up and merely awaited the yeri1cation
OF some Of the voluminous statistics it contained.
Mr.. Fawcett's motion 10 open Trinity College TO
Catholics and Dissenters came before the House OF
Commons July 10. Sir J. McKenna moved an amend
ment Affirming the right OF Catholics and Presby-
terans to independent ecclesiastical establishments
similar TO Trinity College and after brief discus
SION Mr.. Fawcett, at the suggestion OF Mr.. Dsraei,
withdrew his notion being satlsned with the ex-
preston OF opinion ELECTED.
The principal remaining clauses in the Elections
Bribery bill were agreed to In the House OF Commons
Mr. Longfeow was entertained at q banquet at
the Lougherne Hotel by a large number OF nobemen
M Gladstone, Lord Houghton and Mr. Robert
Browning we're among those present
The London GLOBE believes Mr.. Gladstone intends
comforting with his supporters during the vacation
the measures to be taken next session in respect
TO the Irish Church.
According to the London Express Mr.. Anthony
n
States government for the despatch OF mail be.
tween England on three days IN the week.
The programme for the inauguration OF the
Palmerston memorial at Romsey was issued. The
corporation will meet the Right Hon. W. Cowper,
the Bishop OF London. Earl RUSSELL Earl Granville,
viscount Halifax. vscount Eversley, Mr.. Gladstone,
the Dean OF Winchester and others, and proceed 70
church, where the bishop will preach, the memorial
window being previously unveiled. After the ser
vice Earl RUSSELL Of the request OF Niscoun Eversey
will unvei the statue which II now being erected in
the market place. An address VIII Afterwards be
presented 20 Earl RUSSELL and IN the evening the
abbey viii be Illuminated.
There Is an election schism among the liberals Of
Norwich. The Old fashioned wings are for inviting
the present sitting members, Mr.. r. Warner and sir
w. Russell, to stand again, while the advanced
liberals support third candidate IN Mr. y. n. Illict
editor Of the Norfolk Necs and politician Of local
influence.
Reuters Telegram Company notified that an ar.
Management was, July 10, entered into with the Post
ONCE for the transfer TO the government OF the com
basis 10 that agreed to with the other telegraph
companies, subject TO the Teegraphs bill passing In
the present session.
At the sitting OF the Parliamentary Committee on
the Telegraphs Consolidation bill In London h was
announced that clauses had been settled between
the government and nearly all the railway compa-
MES subject to the approval OF the committee. A
similar statement was made on the part OF The three
principal telegraph companies.
From return 70 the English House OF Commons
n appears that the aggregate population OF the 665
poor law and single parishes under boards Of guar
dams IN $780, 104, and the total number OF paupers
the LIST OF January was 1,040,952 OF which S5sf2
were outdoor and 163,0s0 indoor. This gives the
proportion OF paupers one In nine, or SO per cent
On the actual population. In 1867 the total on the
LIST OF January was 800, 200, showing consideraD bic
increase OF pauperism for 1865.
Preparations for the coming Parliamentary cleo
uon contest were being actively continued Mr..
Lowe having decided not To solicit the eufrages OF
the electors OF Cane, Lord Edmund FitzmauriCe has
offered himself lie promises TO support Mr.. Glad.
stones policy on the Irish Church.
The Birmingham Workingmen's Committee, or.
ganized by the Trades Council OF Birmingham, are
making efforts to bring forward q candidate
thoroughly capable OF representing the interests OF
the working population. Mr.. Bright they say re
presents the national question and M Dixon the
mercantile interest.
Mr.. Bowen, conservative, win retire from Penn
br0keshire and Mr.. Scourneld who now sits fol
Hsverford West, will offer himself. No liberal OPP
position b anticipated.
Mr.. Baxter Langley win not ask the SURFACES o.
the electors Of Greenwich, but will assist In procur
ing the return OF Mr. Gladstone.