Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-02-08
INTERESTING FROM ENGLAND
AND THE CONTINENT.
The English Elections, Etc.


London, February C. The Times
this morning says: 1T is more evident
that the country has returned al adverse
answer to Giadstone's appeal. The cleo
tons in Ireland may show unlooked-for
results, but nothing is likely to restore
tho losses of the Liberals in Great Brl-
tain. Disraeii is bound to accept office.
The Government, following his example
i'll 1868, resigns without awaiting the re-
assembling of Parliament
The Post, i'll an editorial similar strain
says: The blunders OF the Govern
ment are far more than the average. Its
exercise of power has been as absolute
as il has been indiscreet. Il is immater-
ial whether the result OF the elections
are due to the dissatisfaction OF the
country in the past or uncertainty re
gardiDs the policy OF the Government il
the future
Baron Mayer e. Rothschild died to-
day.
The Conservative candidates were
elected in Westminster yesterday 10y
large majority. The representatives i'll
the last Parliament were Liberal Con-
sentative and Liberal
Lo,ion, February tn the election
to-d..v twcLty-oEe Conservative. eight
cen Liberals and three Home E1.t,s
I, tam =. from twenty two c9-l@tltU. HES.
Tht CONSERVATIVES hsTe gained one seat
Zach in Az shire, Sterliasshire, Leeds,
C.al-ca. O,cham, and i'll the Lower
HanI!ets. The Home Rulers nave g,.iE-
ed seats in Cionnell ard two IN Water
lord City. Sir Caar.es Dix isrce!cr;cd
n Chelsea, stant.!L. 4; the lead uf tao
poll. bu, his Liberal colleague in the las,
Parliament is replaced BY :; Conserve
tive. Burk. the workmen's candidate.
was elected III Swansea by $50 major
itv. Richie CONSERVATIVE and sam
uel (LiberaD We're returned from the
Lower Hamlets. Ayerton was defeated.
his vote falling three thousand short of
Richie Baron Rothschild was defeated
in the city. standing at the bottom OF
the poll. Liverpool, Lambeth, South
wark. Finsbury and Wolverhampton re-
turned their former membeSs. AS far
rs heard from Ireland has returned in all
tifty-one members. OF whom twenty-six
are Home RTlers, seventeen Conserva-
tlves ard eight Liberals
Madlid, February G.-General Sickles
took his final leave of the Spanish Gov
eminent today He places Secretary
Adee in charge of the Legation.
Paris, February 6-Butfet vas to-day
reelected President of the French As
sembly.
London, Feb. 6.-The city returns
Cotton, Hubbard and Jrwell (Conserva-
tives) and Goshen (Liberal). In the
last Parliament all four members We're
Liberals.
London, Feb. T-J 30 A. M-The Dali
" Telegraph says: The opinion OF
the country has been pronounced, ard ii
is strongly adverse to Mr.. Gladstone.
He will comply with the decision, as be
is bound to do, and Will follow the con-
stituti6nal presidents set by Peel, Mel
bourne and others under similar circun-
stances. They met il Parliament with
the Royal speech and either resigned
hereupon or submitted to formal de-
feat. Not only is the field lost, but it Is
attributed to Bruce S unpopular Licens-
ing Act; the division of the Liberal par
ty on side issues, such as the Education
Act, Female Suffrage, the Permissive
bill, and the deep and not unnatural dis
pleasure at the extremely violent Ian
guaye against society. used by the sup
porters of tine workingmen's candidates,
and lastly, to the want of tact and SYM
pathy shown by the several members of
the Administration.
The Liberals gain seats in COlaraine
and Dundalion, and the Home Rulers in
Dundalk and Limerick. The latter
place returned DIR. Butt and Mr..
O'Shaughnessy. The Marquis of Har-
tington is reelected from Rsdner.
According TO the latest dispatches 484
members of Parliament have been re-
turned, Of whom 255 are Conservatives
and 229 Liberals. The Conservatives
have replaced II Liberals and the lattert
have ous,ed "a Conservatives.