The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-11-18
vEsUvIUs IN ERUPTION.
EARTHQUAKE ON THE RHINE.
ENGLAND.

rough.
Right Hon. J. G. Goschen, liberal, from London
Austen Henry Layard, liberal, from southwark.
| wich.
John Bright, liberal from Manchester.
John Laird, liberal, from Birxenhead
Acton Since Ayrton, liberal, IRON the Tower Ham,
Right Hon. e. Cardwell. liberal from oxford city.
vernon Harcourt LIBERAL from oxford city.
William Edward Forster, liberal from Bradford.
Samue Whitbread, liberal, nom Sesiord.
James Stansfeid, Jr., liberal rom Halifax.
Lord Mayor of London Lawrence, liberal, from
Lambeth
Sir Rounded Palmer, liberal, from Richmond.
Arthur John Otway, liberal, frem Chatham.
Viscount Bury, liberal from Berwick.
Samuel Morley. liberal, from Bristol.
Edmond Beales, liberal, from the Tower Eamlets.
Alexander William kingake, liberal, from Bridge
water.
Jonn Duke Coerdge liberal. from Exeter
Edgar Bowring liberal, lroin Exeter.
Right Hon. ". E. Gladstone liberal, from Whltby.
Henry Fawcett, liberal, from Brighton.
Hush Culiing Eardley Chidefs liberal, from
Thomas i. Ayy Potter, liberal, from Rochdale.
Lord George Charles Gordon Lennox, LIBERAL from
Lymington.
Lord Henry George Charles Gordon Lennox nbe.
raj, from Chichester.
Sir X 4. Collier, LIBERAL from Plymouth.
The following have been Defeated
John Stuart MIL liberal, for Westminster.
Baron Lionel Nathan de Rothschild, liberal, for
London.
John Arthur Roebuck, liDeralfo Sheffield
Mr.. Bradlaugh, liberal, for Northampton.
stephen Gaseee, liberal for Portsmouth.
Mr.. u. idl, liberal for Bradford.
Mr.. Giiiard, conservative. for Ca.liE
TIE Attorney General, CONSERVATIVE, Tor Exeter.
anthony TroIlope, liberal, for Beverley.
The worgingmen'5 candidates have been badly
beaten.
The liberals carry Edinburg, GLASGOW, Eirming-
ham, Sheffield and Bristol.
The tories carry Blackburn.
Riots have occurred In Birmingham. Some shops
have been sacked. At last accounts the police aud
the mob were lighting.
The election in Belfast has been postponed in con-
sequence OF riots, ana TROOPS occupy the town.
Farther Liberal nrajoriiy--Cho Riot Ac. Read
ia Bolton.
LONDON. Nov. I7--MidnIght
Additional particulars show the election OF the
following
Sir r. A. Glass, conservative. from Belndcy.
Sir Jonn Somerset PaSington, conservative, from
Droitwich
William Buckley Hughes, liberal, from Carnarvon
district
Sir Robert Peel, LIBERAL from Tamworth
Sir H. L. Buwer, liberal, from Tanw0rth.
The following have been Debated
Mason Jones, liberal. for Boston.
Ralph Beraai Osborne, liberal, Tor Nottingham.
Leeds and Manchester return two liberals.
The tories carry Stafford.
London is doubtiul; 1t Is thought that three
liberals have been chosen; two certainly elected
me TOTAL l00tlugS 10 tLl3 Sne lre.-L.Defa.S, w
o gain OF IS; tories, TIA gain OF o.
In Bristol much damage has been done by roughs
The tory committee rooms were demolished, The inns
sacked, the liquor drunk thrown into the streets
and many persons inJured-two seriously. at last
accounts the mob was dispensing
At Bolton there was en- Irish riot and many per-
sons were wounded. The Rios oct was read ana the
troops called out, when order was restored.
The Thames Championship Boat Race
Rnndiorth the Winner.
LONDON, NOV. IL, 1888.
The Kelley and Randforth boat race for the cham
pionship OF the river Thames took place to-day. The
match (for GOO SIDE in g0d) was made Sep.em-
Der r. the to row up the river above the bridge
from Putney TO Mortlake, about i've miles, and to
start from two boats moorcd twenty yards apart,
the steamers to he behind the men at starting
and the cutters accompanying the men to remain
astern OF the sternmost man throughout the race.
Henry Kelley has long been the champion OF the river
Thames, and also general fayorite in aquatic
circles. His antagonist, james Randforth, OF Gates
head neutrality-suspicious.. has In like manner been
the favore Of the Tynesders and has the advantage
OF youth on his side the Older champion. There
was an immense gathering along tue river banks,
and every available point was wei occupied. Nu-
merous steamers and other craft covered tho river,
ana the excitement was intense. Afcr en- exciting
struggle the race was won b. Randiorth.
Promotions TO the Bishoprics Of London md
Lincoln.
LONDON, Nov. IL, 1853.
Rev. John Jackson, %. d., Bishop OF Lincoln, has
been promoted TO the Sec OF London, and Arch
deacon Wordsworth has been appointed u succeai
the Bishop OF Lincoln.
Russo American Purchase--Ef, 100000 With.
drawn from the Bnna oil England.
LONDON Nov. IL. 1908. \
Barring Brothers, the bankers, drew El,o00ooo sier
| ling IRON the Bank OF England yesterday for the
| russian government. IL h said that this was OF
American account and that the money was part pay
| mant for the Territory OF Alaska.
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SPAIN.