Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1874-02-05
r,,. r,~,,sh K,eetions.

saws alarming reports sie Se'iI
ing the relations between germany anu
France.
The English KieetiOns-
Additional election returns show the
Liberals have gained one seat IN Batn,
Durham, Poole and Worcester, and two ID
Boston. The Conservatives gained one
seat in Buery, Stedmunds, colchester
G-entham, HOrseham, Plymouth, forts-
mOuthf Windsor, and two IN CaInDrldSe,
Exeter and Wigan. John Lard, LlDeral
Conservative, las been reelected rom
Birkenhead by majority OF 2,OOO- GrrSnt
Duff. Under Secretary OF SSste for Indla,
has been chosen to represent G$,lhDuTSh.
lanes S.ansfield, Radical, has been re-
turned from Halifax, and VIM Henry
Gladstone, Liberal Conservative and son
of the Premier. BGh were members OF
the late Parliament. 80,
Cd to this morning los Liberals ana II n4l
Conservatives have been returned. Inc
balance of parties in two hundred and elgtt
other places remains unchanged Ihe
| Conservatives govern thirty seats previous
| lv held by Liberals, and the Liberals nave
0usted nine Conservatives. The ConSer-
| vative journals are jubilant over the re-
suit.
Prof Anderson, the well known conjurer'
| is dead.
Mrs. Fawcett. wife of Prof. Fawcett, twas
| thrown from her horse while riding out 10
day and dangerously injured.
The Liberal candidate has been returned
from New Era. liberal gain. The borough
of Stafford selects Salt Juniar, COnserya-
tive, and returns Macdonald, the working
mems candidate.
| Returns from sixteen constituencies
where elections were held yesterday, show
that Is Conservatives and 10 Liberals have
been elected or returned UnOppOsed 10 the
new Parliament. The Conservatives have
gained the seat for Great Grlmes0y, ana
two seats for DeyOnport.
Disraeli addressed a meeting at NeWpori
PoceII Yesterday. In the course OF his re-
marks he said GladstOne's Irish policy had
utterly failed. Instead Of producing tran
0uiIlity in the country, Ireland was
never in more disturbed state and more
stringently governed than ever before. lie
also said that but for the University OF
London, Lowe would be without a seat II
Parliament. His unpOpularity was sucI
that his appearance on any hustinss was c
endanger his life. Throughout the whole
of Disreali's speech mob pelted viii
| | stones the WluQoMS Ol lAic 4LailA IL VIZ
= the meeting was held. They attempted 4
break up the meeting, when free tight en-
sued.
The polling at Hackney has been de
clared void because Of infoTmalities.
At Staley Bridge, Lancashire, seriou
riots occurred during the progress OF TN
election, and many persons were injured
= AT Dudley, Worcester, a conflict occurTe'
I between an imported mob Of lrlshmen ant
f miners. a number Of houses were ransacke'
t and much property destroyed. The rio
: ac. was read, all shops closed and 1t wa
t feared that the whole population would ms
against the intruders. 4 company OF sol
diers was sent from Birmingham TO aid IN
{ authorities in the restoration OF order.
a Riot among IntransiSente COnyiets
A riot occurred yesterday among l,ZO
= convicis IntransigentS imerned at OlaI
Z Algeria. Several were wounded. IW
j: Spanish frigates are expected tomorrow
i take the convicts back to Spain.
e As,lantee.
Z Advices from the gold coast report tn;
the Ashantees have released the Germa
Missionary and sent him to Sir Care
: Wo sley with proposals for peace. IWel'
: hundred British troops have advanced, III
{ opposed, to within a days march
Z Coomassic. The Fantee carriers have d
serted the British army.