The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-02-05
The Conservative Party Gain SuS-
tanned at the Elections.
Edinburgh Endorses the East India
Policy of the Cabinet.
AN EXCITING AND SPIRITED STRUGGLE.
"A WOrkingman'S Candidate
Returned.
AN EXCITING AND SPIRITED STRUGGLE.
STATE OF FEELING IN IRELAND.
Disraelps Opinion of the Irish Question and
Of Mr. loves Popularity.
Military Precaution for the Sup
preston of Riot.
TelserlKs TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

TElEcrbES TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.
LONDON. Feb. 4, 1874.
Up to this morning 1903 liberals and 141 conserva-
tves have been returned to the new Parliament
The balance OF parties in 2Os other places remains
unchanged.
The conservatives have gained thirty seats pre-
vlously held by the liberals, and the liberals have
ousted nine conservatives.
The conservative journals are jubilant over the
results.
THE LOSSES AND GAINS, OR THE 'TNs AND OUTS"
Returns OF a still later moment from the follow
ing places show that the liberals have gained one
seat each in Bath Durham, Poole and Worcester
and two in Boston.
The conservatives have made gains OF one seat
each In Bury st. Edmunds Colchester, Grantham,
Horsham Plymouth, Portsmouth and Windsor,
and two each in Cambridge, Exeter and Wigan.
FACTS ACCOMPLISHED.
Returns from sixteen constituencies where cleo.
tions were held yesterday show that fifteen con-
servatves and ten Liberals have been elected or
returned unopposed. The conservatives have
gained the seat for Great Grimsby and two seats
for DevOnport, where Mr.. J. Puleston, q partner
In the banking house Of McCuloch & Co., was
elected.
Sir Henry John Selwin Ibbetson, conservative
member for West Essex the Right Hon. William
Nathaniel Massey, liberal, for TIvertOn; MIR. Henry
Charles Lopes, conservative, for Launceston. and
Mr.. George Otto Treveyan, liberal for Hawick,
have been reelected by their constituencies
Additional returns show that the conservatives
have gained one seat each at Buckingham, Canter-
bury, Christchurch, Marylebone, Newcastle-on-
Tyne, Salisbury and st. Ives, and that the liberals
have gained one each at Abingdon, Hartlep DOL,
Monmouth and Stockport.
Liberal members OF the old Parliament have
been reelected from Darlington, Huddersfed.
Hull, Leicester and Perth by large majorities.
Mr.. Mundea and Mr.. Roebuck are elected from
votes.
Mr.. Forsyth, conservative, at Mary ebone had
majority OF 1900 over the liberal candidate.
Sir Joseph COwen, radical, was returned from
Newcastle Tyne by 1000 majority over his con.
sentative opponent
DIsRAELI ON TIE IRISH LEGISLATION.
Mr.. Dlsraeli addressed meeting at Newport.
Pagnell yesterday. In the course of bis remarks
ne said :'Mr Giadstone's Irish policy had utterly
failed. Instead OF producing tranquility in the
country Ireland is now in more disturbed
state and more stringenty governed than ever
before"
WHAT THE AUTHOR OF 'LoTHAIR'' THINKS OF Mr..
LOWE.
Mr. DisraeM also said that ''bu for the University
OF London MIR. Lowe would te without q scat in
Parliament. His unpopularlty was such that his
appearance on any hustings would endanger his
Mfe."
Throughout the whole OF Mr.. Disraeli's speech
a mob pelted with stones the windows Of the hall
to break up the meeting, when free fight ensued.
THE EAST INDIA POLICY ENDORSED.
Mr. Grant Duff, Under Secretary OF State for
India, has been chosen to represent Edinburgh.
AT THE BIRTHPLACE OF THE ALABAMA.
Mr. John Laird, liberal conservative, has been
reelected from Birkenhead by majority Of 1000.
THE CAUSE OF THE woRKINGMEN.
The borough Of Stafford rejects Mr.. Thomas
Salt IT,, conservative, and returns Mr.. Macdc maid,
the workingmen's candidate
RADIcALIsM AND REFORM.
Right Honorable James Stansfeld, radical, has
been returned from Halifax, and Mr.. william
Henry Gladstone, liberal conservative, son or the
Premier, from Whitby.
Both were members OF the late Parliament
TRY AGAIN.
The polling at Hackney has been declared void
because OF informalities in its conduct by the
officials.
BULLET.
At staleybridge, Lancashire, serious riots occur
red during the progress OF the election and many
persons were injured.
At Dudley, Worcestershire, a conflict occurred
between an imported mob Of lrishmen and the
miners. number OF houses were ransacked and
much property destroyed. The Riot act was read,
all the shops were closed, and It was feared that
the whole population would rise against the in
truders.
company OF soldiers was sent from Birmingham
TO aid the authorities IN the restoration Of order
THE FEELING IN IRELAND.
The liberal candidate has been returned for
Newry, Ireland, a liberal gain.
Home rule candidates have been elected in the
Irish constituencies OF Ma.low ana Youphal
County Cork.
Ruiltou to the Bank ON balance
LONDON, Feb. 4, 1874.
The amount Of bullion gone into the Bank OF
England on balance to-day Is E16,0oo.