New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-11-18
EUROPE.
GREAT BRITAIN.


GREAT BRITAIN.
PROGRESS OF THE Observation-Disclosures
LONDON. Nov. 17-S p. M.-The Parliamentary
elections which continued to-day. have been favored
with good weather So far as is yet known the LIB
erals have elected 207 members, n gain OF %; while
the Conservatives have secured 62, gam OF ~ Inc
following are elected Charles Gilpin, Liberal from
Northampton, borough; the Right Hon JIG. Goschen'
Liberal from London; Austen Hy Layard' LIBERAL
from Southwark; the Right Hon. w. L. Gladstone,
Liberal. from Greenwich John Bright, Liberal, from
Manchester; John Laird Liberal, from Birkenhead;
Acton Since Ayrton. Liberal, from the Tower
IIamcts: the Right Hon. L. Cardwen, Liberal, from
Oxford CITY: Vernon HarcOurt, Liberal from Oxford
City: Geo John Shaw LefevTe. Liberal, from Read
ing. VIM Edward Forster Liberal, from Bradford
Samuel Whitbread Liberal, from Bedford; James
Stansfeld jr Liberal, from Halifax; Lord Mayor Oh
London Lawrence, Liberal, from LamDethj OH
Rounded Palmer, Liberal, from Richmond; Arthur
John Otway Liberal, from Chatham; Niscount Bury
Liberal from Berwick; Samuel Morley Liberal
from Bristol Edmond Beales, Liberal from the
Tower Hamlets; Alexander William kingIake'
Liberal from Brdgcyatcr; John DerKe OoleIluse
Jiberol from Exeter; Edgar Bowring, Liberal, from
Exeter; the Right Hon. w. T. Gladstone Liberal
from Whitby; Henry Fawcett, Liberal, from
BughtOn; nuUu OullitlE l@dANA'1 NAii"NANf A-i'N-'
from Pontefract; Thomas Bayley Potter, Liberal
from Rochdale; Lord George Charles Gordon LennoN
Liberal. from Lymington; Lord Henry George
Charles Gordon LennOx, Liberal, from Chichester;
Sir r. p Collier Liberal, from Plymouth.
The following have been defeated John Stuart MILL
Liberal, for Westminster; Baron Lionel Nathan De
Rothschild. Liberal, for London; John Arthur Roe
buck Liberal for Sheffield Mr.. Bradlaugh, Liberal,
for Northampton; Stephen Gaselee, Liberal Tor
Portsmouth; Mr.. +. Mill, Liberal for Bradford; MI
Gihard Conservative for Cardiff; the Attorney
General, Conservative, for Exerta; Anthony troll
Iope Liberal, for Beverley. The Workingmen's can
didatcs have been badly beaten. The Liberals carry
Edinburgh Glasgow, Birmingham, Sheffield, and
Bristol The Tories carry Blackburn. Riots have
occurred in Birmingham Some shops have been
sacked. At last accounts the police and the mob
were fighting. The election Belfast has been post
poned in consequence OF riots and troops occupy the
town.
Observation-Disclosures particulars show the cleo
tion of the follOwing Sir Il. A Glass. Conservative
from Bewdley; Sir John Somerset PacldngtOn, Con
servative. from Droitwick VIM. BulSeley Hughes,
Liberal from CarnarvOn District; Sir Robert Peel,
Liberal from TamwOrth; Sir IA. l.. Bulwer Liberal,
from Tamworth. The following have been defeated:
Mason Jones' Liberal, for Boston; Ralph. Berna Os-
borne, Liberal for Nottingham; Leeds and Manches-
ter return two Liberals the Tories carry Stafford
London is dOubtful it is thought that three Liberals
have been chosen; two certainly elected. In Brs-
fOl much damage has been done by roughs. The
Tory Committee rooms demolished, the inns
sacked the liquor drank thrown into the streets
and many persons injured-two seriously. At last
accounts the mob was dispensing. AT Bolton there
was an Irish riot. and many persons were wounded
The Riot act" was read and the troops called out
when order was restored.
MORE EPISCOPAL APPOINTMENTS.
The Rev John jackson, d. d., Bishop of Lincoln,
bas been promoted to the See of London, and Arch
deacon Wordsworth has been appointed to succeed
the Bishop of Lincoln.
THE CHAMPION BOAT RACE.
The Kelley and Randforth boat race for the cham
pionship of the River Thames took place to-day.
The match for 600 a side i'm gold was made Scpem-
Der H. the men to row up the river above the bridge
from Putney TO Mortlale. about five miles, and to
start from two boats moored 20 yards apart the
steamers to be behind the at starting, and the
cutters accompanying the men to remain asten OF
the sternmost man throughout the race. Henry
Kelley has long been the champion of the River
Thames and also a general favorite in aquatic cir
cles his antagonist James Randforth of Gateshead,
Newcastle-upon-Tyn has in ike manner been the
favorite of the Tyne siders and has the advantage
of youth on his side over the older champion There
was an immense gathering along the river banks
aud every available point was well occupied; nu-
nerous steamers and other craft covered the river
and the excitement was intense. After an exciting
struggle the race was won by Randiofth'