The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1868-11-18
FOREIGN Affairs.

LONDON, Nov. 17-8 P. H.-The Parliamentary
elections, which continued to-day, have been
favored with good weather. So tar as yet
known, the Liberals have elected l47 members,
a gain of 80, while the Conservatives have
secured 62, a gain Of 8. The following are
elected
Right Hon J. 6. Goschen, Liberal London.
Austin Henry Laysrd, LIBERIA, South wark.
Right Hon. W. II. Gladstone, Liberal, Greenock.
John Bright, Liberal, Manchester.
John Laird, Liberal, Birkenhead.
Orton Since Ayerton, Liberal, Tower Hamlets.
Right Hon. Z. Cardwell, Liberal, Oxford city.
Vernon Harcourt, Liberal, Oxford City.
George John Shaw. Liberal, Oxford city.
George John Shav Leleyre LiberaL Reading.
VIM. Ed. Forster, Liberal, Bradford.
Samuel Whtbread, Liberal, Bedford.
James Stans6eld, Jr., Liberal, Halifax.
Lord Mayor OF London La Erence, L., Eambeth
Sir Rouudell Palmer, Liberal, Richmond.
Arthur john oLway, Liberal, Chatham.
Vincent Bury Liberal, Berwick.
Samuel Morley, Liberal, Bristol.
Edmond Bedles, Liberal, Tower Hanles.
William Kinglake, Liberal, Bridgewater.
John Duke ColeIidge, Liberal, Exeter.
Edgar Owring Liberal, Exeter.
Henry Fawcett, Liberal, Brighton.
Hugh Ouug Eardley Childers, L., Pontefract
Thomas Bayley Potter Liberal, Rochdale.
Lord Geo. c. Gordon Lennox, L., LYmngton.
Lord H. G. Z. Gordon Lennox, H., Chichester.
Sir K. P. Collier, Liberal Plymouth;
Sir r. A. Glass, Conservative, Beardly.
SrJ, s. Packlngtou, Conservative, Droitwich.
W. b. Hughes, Liberal CaernarvOn,
Sir r. Peel, Liberal, Tamworth.
Sir H. L. Bulwer, Liberal, Tamworth
The following have been defeated:-
J. Stuart Mil, Liberal, Westminster.
Baron Lionel Nathan de Rothschild, w., London.
John Arthur RoeDuck, Liberal, Sheffield
Mr.. Bradlaugh, Liberal, Northampton.
stephen Gazelee, Liberal, Portsmouth,,
Mr.. e. Mill, Liberal, Bradford.
Mr.. Clifford, Conservative Cardiff.
The Attorney General, Conservative, Exeter.
Anthony rrOllODe, Liberal, Beverly,
M. Jones, Liberal, Bolton,
II. b. OSBORNE, LIBERAL Nottingham.
The Workingmen's candidates have oeen badly
beaten. The Liberals carry edinburgh. Glas-
goW Birmingham, Sheffield, and Bristol. The
Tories carry Blackburn.
Riots have occurred in Birmingham, and some
shops have been sacked. At the last accounts
the police and the mob were hShlng.
The election in Belfast has been postponed in
consequence ce of riots, and the troops occupy the
town.
In Bristol much damage was done by roughs,
and the Tory Committee rooms were demolished,
The inns sacked, liquor drank or thrown INTO
the street. and many persons lnlure1-t"o
severely. at the last accounts the MOB was
dispensing.
AT Bolton there was an Irish riot and many
persons were Wounded. The klot act was read
and troops called out, when order was restored.
Leeds and Manchester return Two LloelalS.
The Tories carry Sal ord.
London is doubtful, bat II Is thought three
Liberals are chosen; two are certainly elected.
The total footing is--,Llberals, 2J7, gain o.
As; Tories, ~ a gain of %.
LoNDoR. Nov. H. Barring Brothers, bankers,
drew 81 600 600 from the Bank OF England
Yesterday tor tue Russian Government. 1t Is
said this was on American account, aud the
money was in part payment for the territory OF
Alaska.
LONDON. Nov. 1.-THE Rev. John Jackson,
ID. D., Bishop of Liucoln, has been promoted u
the See o. Londou aud Archdeacon Wads
worth is appointed 10 succeed the Bishop ol
Lincoln.
Fpa. A L.
championship OF he Thames, between Radsforth
ard Kelly, was won Oy the former.
BERLu, Nov. l7.-Baron Won Der Hevdt MIN
lsIsT pt Finance, has officially informed ib'