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THE ENGLISH ELECTIONS.

MIR. HUGHES AND TIE ELECTORS OF LAMBETH
Mr. Thomas Hughes, NJ. p, on the 18th
issued the following address to the Liberal eiec'oi'o
lambeth: Il have already taken leave OF my commit
tee and of the most OF my personal iendS III tho
borough and IL only remains FOR me now 10 hana AZ ' @
great body OF my friends for their support AZ sno 'o
siectIo and their promises Of removal Of that support
had continued In the field With respect S W ',remcnt e
current In the borough As 10 the causes o my
can only repeat what have already puDhoy @ s'a.oa
that left because saw gathering iv was dan
eronsy divided Under these circumstances ~ seseu
10 be tho duty OF any one 9i ,e n.na ese where
to acceI. IT, This have done for tho purposcoi VI u's
our party in Lambeth ana nave o tbs borone
iLs urgent need OF union IN tho presoh. CRISIS
have the best means OF kI1wns ,% sry I'VE ce
dae has an excellent chance Of success " more ,nan
two Liberals go 10 the poll learn WIN 'no .ant 70
nuot Messrs MArthur and Lawrence II Conserv ,na
alive were TO obtain my seat IN Laho9.h hnvIT fee
aPahy si both Gf ana the poeag had been deacsd The
med candidates hold vlews iaen,rl @ ha,ttle
s TO be fought aud some minor points are even cd %
in accord than with the malor o, ote ns bs appea
i M ~ Won, who are my friends, personal no less
ON public ground TO keep the Liberal pary wv" cand
dates Who can now the Conservative W. @ ,h
M'Arhur and Lawrence once agar aenIn rasent GOOD wiI
h noCr hear~ ap wishes that Lambeth may always re-
man In he front rank OF Liberal English oofousn'
ESTIMATE OF TIE LIBERAL MAJORITY
The following letter appeared III Inc py No"S -
30th: , ,,,shed
I'm the "analysis of the election intelligence ,, no
hv Mr. Us n, your paper of to-day, notice INA. mo
c0nDt is taken OF uncontcsted seats ia d ali the
and bOr0ughs In London, FOR eAhhPIe, ' n, =. ner.
metropolitan boronghs except Cbeisei ono nv uron-
1cctly safe To the Liberal party. ieckohnS ,sneirs II
tested scats instead OF by unconesen a,e - con
will be found that the majority al WI. ,cnresened
siderably greater than your - miner nj
careful ANALYSIS OF the lists pibllshcu III s w. ni,,lnd
The 18th gives in the OF the @ and .; To
and Wales Ijt uncontcstcd seats 10 the ~ , r,er
the Conscryativo party leaving lnJu'y ~
f a. for scotland aud - iur Ireland VIZ - Io , , H.,
,tal majority in uIcOntestcd seats VI III" ASSUMING Wv
New-York tribune., 1868-11-11
ALLEGED FENIAN OUTRAGE.

The correspondent of The Post writing on
the 2sth from Dublin that anoher Fenan outrage
was committed in the neighborhood OF Middleton the
25th Shortly after nighfal man presented himself at
the residence OF Mr. William Wgmore, at Ballyvoduck
about two miles from Middleton, and knocked for adms-
son On being asked his business he said that had
letter for Mr. Wgore which lie had been commissioned
10 deliver 10 that gentleman personally No suspicion OF
outrage beng entertained the hall door opened by
Mr.. Wgmore. party Of men who had been lying con.
cealed outside at once rushed into the hail. and one of
them. In pefeptory tonc bade Mr. Wigmore surrender
whatever firearms he had In the house. Seeing that IL
was useless 10 offer resistance to numerous party
some Of whom appeared to be armed-AIr. Wgmore
up three shot guns and two pistols The party
then left the house. warning Mr. Wgmore and his servant
not TO attempt To follow observe them. On Monday
morning Mr. Wigmore communicated with the police in
MidetOD and party Of cOnstabes proceeded to make
inquiries and searches the. neighborhooc OF Balyvo
duck hut clue to the perpetrators OF the outrage has
been obtained
New-York tribune., 1868-11-11
GEMS. FITZPATRICK AND FORREST.

Gen. T.. w. Whitaker of Hartford writes the
following to Gen. II. shackelford OF New Haven
in reply 10 Forests letter TO the latter. denying the
truth OF Gen kipatricks statements In his speech at
New.Hsven, and challenging Fitzpatrick TO mortal com.
bait
gen H. X. SHACKFLroRD Neic-Hdren, Conn.
GENERAL In reply Forests recent letter 10 you,
am authorized by Gen. fitzpatrick to say that since ol
GERS United states army who were present at the
investigation OF tile Fort Pillow massacre, the testimony
OF hundreds OF witnesses there taken. and the report
the Congressional Committee which conducted that in
statements that subject hut have given additional and
shocking details OF Fqrrests nhuman conduct at
Fort Pillow. Gen kipatricK has nothing communicate
either Forrest or Basil Duke except 10 reiierae his
dcnuncaiions Of FORESTS unparalleled atrocities.
am very respectfully, &c, L.. w. MIlrNkEt.
Hartford, Oyl. ~, 1866.
New-York tribune., 1868-11-11
uousE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

Messrs Colfax of Indiana, Kelly and O'Neil
OF Pennsylvania Kellogg OF Alabama, Devices Of North
Carolina Lincoln and Stewart Of New York, aud Inger
soil Of Illinois, were the only members In the chamber
this morning at the opening o the House The Hon o.
J. Dckey successor Of Thaddeus Stevens was present
hut did qualify The Rev Dr. BoyntOn delivered the
Orayer The Speaker then said The recess having eN-
nred the House its session IL there De no OBJ
lection the reading OF the journal OF the last session WIZ
he Dispersed with" The Clerk Mr.. Mcpherson. by di
rccton Of Speaker read the concurrent resolutions o
Congress under which this adjourned session was hcld
and AZ the House did order otherwise the speak
or said that the adjournment would now be without day
the next beginning by law on the fret Monday OF
December On motion Of Mr. Kelly the House adlourncd
New-York tribune., 1868-11-11
TURKEY.
BIIGANpAGE-REyIEw OF TEooPS-AN tNG-
LIsH CHURCH -ROAMANIA.

IIsH CHURCH-ROAMANlh.
iPRoM OUR SPECIAL CORRESPONDENCE
CoVsT,NTISorLH Oct. 29-lhe most exciting thing
we have inst now is brigandage. Some months ago
LETTER was killed and every body SAID we shall have
safety awhile Then sprang up the band OF Manote.
Five of them were soon nabbcd. sent 10 Constant-
rople tried condemned 10 death and last week they
were sent away To be executed-one at Madonna one
~ Ghemlck three at BrOosa. One died on the way
and the rest were hung. But now another band has
started up and is operating near Nicomedia. one
Turkish aud one Armenian 1chorbodgle mas Deeh
carried of by them and redeemed. and many have
,aid contributions TO insure themselves. HyOu nave
money the best wav do IS 10 treat with the chlei
brigand for immunity at so much, say 30 or tlOo
wear, This Ncomedia band has been driven away
hut the Turks will go 10 sleep and the Dand VIII turn
up somewhere else. ,. -. ,;t
the little son of the Sultan commanded. The troops
rnaliv made a fine appearance. They were so vntl
ously reported at 5000, 1000 and 5VDO men, that
should take the mean ~ near me tIutn; ct,
Roumania gives Turkey thorn IN the side. Sno
foments and forms bands 10 pass over into bniHal"
and raise the people. IL is all through Russian III
triUue Turkey is taking more energetic measures
TO stop this, and has demanded the consent oi 'io
" signatOry powers" ,., r. -. ,;co. oos,
The Memorial Church, little Gothic edlhce cost
pU the enormous sum Of f},0O, was consecia iated to
day by the Bishop of Gibraltar and other Engiish
clergy The Bishop gave some side hits at Missioh-
aries and praised and blessed the Oriental Churches
New-York tribune., 1868-11-11
THE FEST INDIES.
CUBA.

AMNESTY FOR ISsURGENTs-rHE REBELS HOLD
ING SEVERAL PLACES IN PUERTO PRINCIPE
-RFISroRCFMENT EXPECTED FROM TUE
UNITED STATES AND MEXICO.
HAVANA. Nov 10-The Provisional Govern
men of Spain has conferred Count Banaseda the fui
nower to pardon all persons engaged IN the present IN
surrections except the leaders. The district
Governors Of the island have been changed The
rebels are in possession OF Remate Mata, ana
some other in the jurisdiction OF Puerto Principe
Remote the southern slope of the Island about 40
miles inland There much fighting IN the whole nci 2
borhood Government admits this IN published cOlnlnl-
ncaon Nothing has been recently heard from Col Lono
Rebel commission here claim that they have plenty or
money New-York well war material They also
claim for the Rebels the rights OF belgerents several
xicauH are arriving and their movements watched
as the whole party suspected of nnfendy designs IN
'ub
New-York tribune., 1868-11-11
THE LANCASHIRE LASS IN PHILADELPHIA.

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. t0.-The application for
an Injunction % restrain Mrs Drew Of the Archs Thea
from producing the Lancashire Lass asked by Mn
Sim of the Chestnut-st Theater, was argued to-day
Judge Cadwallader said that MI. Sim claims an
adaptaon not entitled To injunction except 10
restrain Mrs Drew from using any portion OF Mr. sim
work In this adaptation The Judge therefore denied the
motion for an Injunction TO restrain Mrs Drew from
using the play hut granted limited injunction As TINS
WAS not demanded on behalf OF Sim, tho dropped
New-York tribune., 1868-11-11
NLnn CONGREss-SrcoNp SESSION.

SENATE. WASHINGTON, Nov. 10. lsts.
The Senate met at noon, Messrs. Wade Cor
bett Harlan, Morgan and White in their seats The Pres
dent pro tenn having called the Senators To order the
Chaplain the Rev. Dr. Gray, offered prayer, and Mr.
Mcdonald, the Chief Clerk, read the concurrent resoiu
ons of september a. The President then said In ac
ccrdance with the resolution which has inst been reau
unless otherwise ordered by the Senate the Char
will declare the adjourned until the hrst MONDAY
In December" No objection was made and he PRESIDENT
therefore declared the senate adjourned To December "
New-York tribune., 1868-11-11
LATEST aENyseAL NEws-BY TELEGRAPH.

LATEST UEFJHsAL NEWS-B1 TELEGKAPH.
49, Thanksgiving in Florida Nov. 2G.
"A locomotive explosion at Duncanville.
on Monday killed Robert Patterson, the engineer and
Philip Davis. the fireman.
William Howe, a brakeman, was instantly
killed. on Monday night, al Readye, Mass by the ston
ington steamboat train
james st. Clair, one of the four Alton
Q) bank robbers, and murderer OF the private watch
man, arrested at Kan City on Friday
J. G. Gilmore, formerly of Baltimore, fell
through hatchwNy III Memphis yesterday and was in
stanty killed.
The Boston banks held. yesterday,
sl in specie. end had 9O9 in clrcuatiou De-
poslts, $685. 5i9; legal tenders sl.l2OhS loans
3d., ,77O,i3f
New-York tribune., 1868-11-11
THE IhIsH HEpuBLICANS.

The Irish Republicans of the Twelfth Ward
of Brooklyn merit the highest enconiums from all Union
men for their persistent efforts In tho late campaign The
vote tho ward ne State ticket last Fail 1885, and
this year the result Is Da5 for Grant and 37i for Gswod
Although 1900 nnmes tie registry only about
900 polled. Mr. Ratrck d. OsnllWan IL tho Pres
dent of the Twelfth Ward organization and rallied his
cotrymcn to he snppod Of The real democratic cand
date, Grant aud GrlEWu,u.
New-York tribune., 1868-11-11

CONFERENCE Of IUNUtE";N,,Ii M IVSH "
WATERBURY, Nov. 10.-The General Confer
ence of he ona Churches i'll Connecticut met
I'm this city afternoon and organized az O'Clock
by the election Of Dea as Moderator
Thatcher of Yale College, the Hon III. r Haven the Rev
Mr. Baldwin, the Row DIR. Bacon, Gen William Williams.
prof Doggett and o.hers. A sermon preached i'll
the evening by the Rev. George H. Gould or Hartford
Tbe Conference continues IT'S session TO morrow.
New-York tribune., 1868-11-11
SPAIN.

TREATIES oY PEACE WITH CHILL AND rERu.
MADRID. Nov. l0-The Correspondence says there
il reason 10 expect that the Spanish Government VIII
AZ an early day conclude treaties OF peace with Chili
and Peru II attributes the happy result to the me
diation of the United States, and TO the sympathy
aroused in Spain in consequence OF the desoatioh Oh
Peru and Chill by the recent earthquakes.
New-York tribune., 1868-11-11
p, WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER IL, 1865.

the contested elections pretty equally divided be-
tween the Two parties t will be that Mr. Gladstone
~ sure to obtain majority Of 1OO at least in the next
House OF commons. am, &c, GEORGE j. ALLEN.
Warpick, Oct. ~.
. TIE INCREASE OF VOTERS
On the 2sth Mr. George TampD, the returning officer
for the borough of Maryebone issued the
OF voters upon which the forthcoming election will take
place The number Of electors the Old register
1900 and the gross number on tho new register includ
ing the odger franchise, is $685. being increase Of
l2575.
New-York tribune., 1868-11-11
MARYLAND INSTITUTE FAIR.

BALTIMORE, Nov. 10.-The annual exhibition
OF mechanic arts OF the Maryland Institute closed To-
night after successful season OF four weeks In
the receipt and display OF articles the fair has exceed
New-York tribune., 1868-11-11
THE coLEHrsCoCk MURDER TRIAL.

ALBANY, Nov. 10.-The second trial of Gen.
George W. Cole for the killing of l.. Harris Hscock. the
allie ged seducer Coles wife, is to he called tomorrow
District Attorney Smith and Lyman Treman will appear
for the prosecution. and William j. IIadey Amasa j.
Parker, and w. A. Beach for the defense.
New-York tribune., 1868-11-11
STATE BAsE.BALL CONVENTION.

ALBANY, Nov 10.-A number of delegates from
ont of town Clubs arrived here tonight, TO attend the
Convention. Including Messrs Wilder. jenkins Kelly
Clcndwick Miller Reeve, IIavens, and Others. The New
York Club delegates will arrive tomorrow morning The
President Of Convention is TO be selected from the
Wpst
New-York tribune., 1868-11-11
MR.. COLFAX IN BALTIMORE.

BALTIMORE, Nov. 10.-The Hon. Schy ler
Cofsx arrived IN Baltimore this afternoon. He is the
guest Of private citizen Tonight large number Of
otr hest citizens OF both called him, but no
public demonstration was attempted. Mr. Cvlfa1 de-
parts tomorrow morning.
New-York tribune., 1868-11-11
GOV. HoFFMAN's RESIDENCE.

ALBANY, Nov. 10.-The Governor elect has
selected buildings the southeast corner OF the
Congress Hall block for his residence the coming Winter
New-York tribune., 1868-11-11
FAILURE OF A NEW wBRUNswIcK BANK.

ST.. JouN, Nov. 10A panic was occasl0ned
here to-day by reported failure OF tho Commercial
Bank The stock sold yesterday at SIC for 500 shares a
this morning the paper was generally rejected Al ABOUT
noon the bank closed its doors The other banks are dc
hberatIng whether they will lend IL assistance
New-York tribune., 1868-11-11

THE QUESTIONS AT ISSUE BETWEEN THE UNITED
STATES AND GREAT BRITAIN-THE BASIS OF
SETTLEMENT.
New-York tribune., 1868-11-11
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