The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-02-07
Press Opinions of the Result Of the
Parliamentary Elections.
DISRAELI'S CHANCE FOR OFFICE.
Causes of the Failure of the
Dissolution Policy.
Home Rule Gains in
Ireland.
reLEGRAEs TO the NEW YORK HERALD.

LONDON FEB. o, 1874.
The city OF London returns Messrs. Cotton, Hub
bard and Twells, conservatives, ana the Right Hon.
Mr. GOschen, liberal.
In the last Parliament the four members for the
city were liberals
PRESENT STRENGTH OF THE PARLIAMENTARY PAR
So far 400 members of the new Parliament have
been elected.
OF this number 227 are conservatives and 1913
liberals and home rulers. Conservatives have been
chosen tor 81 seats occupied by liberals in the last
Parliament aud the liberals have ousted "a con-
servatlves.
The first report that all the liberal candidates were
elected in Glasgow on Wednesday was incorrect
Later returns show that the conservatives gained
-one OF the seats for that city.
THE LATEST RETURNS FROM THE POLLS.
The conservative candidates were elected in
Westminster yesterday by large majorites. The
representatives in the last Parliament were q
liberal conservative and liberal.
The conservatives gained yesterday one seat
each in Belfast, Dover, Gravesend and North.
ampton.
The liberals gained the seat for DumfrIesshre
and one for Coventry
HOME RULE VICTORIES IRELAND.
Home rulers were elected from Drogheda and
wexford. In the last Parliament those two places
were represented by liberals.
THE MEMBER FOR ARGYLEsHIRE.
The Marquis of Lorne is returned from Argyle.
SHIRE Scotland.
Conservatives, Home Rulers and Radi-
Gals Triumphing Over Ministerialists.
LONDON, Feb. 6-Midnignt.
In the elections held to-day twenty .one conserva
tives eighteen liberals and three home rulers were
returned from twenty-five constituencies.
The conservatives have gained one seat each in
Ayrshire, Stirngshire, Leeds, Chelsea, Oldham
and the Tower Hamlets The Home Rulers have
gained seats In Clonmel and Mayo county and two
In Waterford city.
RADICALS AND wORKINGMEN'S FRIENDS.
Sir Charles Dixie reelected in Chelsea,
standing at the head of the poll; but his liberal
colleague in the last Parliament is replaced by
conservative.
Mr. Burt, the workmen's candidate was elected
In Swansea by 1850 majority.
TOWER HAMLETs NEUTRALIzED.
Mr. Richie, conservative, and Mr.. Samuda,
liberal. were returned from the Tower Hamlets.
The Right Hon. Mr.. Ayrton was defeated, his
vote falling 1900 short OF Mr.. Rltchie's.
ROrHsCuILD DEFEATED.
Baron Lionel de Rothschild is defeated in the
city, standing at the bottom OF the poll
PAST SERVICES APPROVED
Liverpool Lambeth, Southwark, Finsbury and
wolverhampton have returned their former
members.
The Home Rulers Majority in Ireland.
LONDON, Feb. 6-Midnght.
AS far as heard from Ireland has returned in all
dfty-one members, OF whom twenty-six Home
Rulers seventeen conservatives and eight liberals.
Rumo1od Resignation Of Premier Glad
stone.
LONDON, Feb. 7-3 80 A. NJ.
1t is reported that Mr.. Gladstone has sent his
resignation to the queen.
Press Opinions or the Results.
LONDON, Feb. G. 1874.
The Times, in its issue this morning, SAYS
1t is now evident that the country has returned
n an swer tn Mr. 10