Morning journal and courier., 1880-04-03
News by Telegraph
 FROM ALL QUARTERS. GIadstone's Triumph. Further Returns From The
 Election Districts. Increase af H4ibeTsal Gains. An Efficient Working Majority
 Assured. A REVOLVING GALLONS SCENE. The Vfcffzsass azeaa Severed
 by GEze Fall.
A REVOLVING GALLONS SCENE.
THE OLD WORLD.
Greht Britain.

The EIections-NEore Districts Heard FrOm-Liberal Gains Filling Up-A Good Working Majority - BeacOns- fields own County Goes Back OR Rim-VievEs of the Continental Press. LONDON, April 2.-The polls for the day having closed, the returns show the aggregate election up to this time of 204 Liberals and 119 Conservatives. Sir James 0. Lawrence and Mir. w. McArthur, Liberals, are returned for Lambeth. This fills the representation from that constituency, which is entitled to only two members. As both were members of the last Parliament their return is no loss to the Conservative side. The relative party strength at the beginning of the session of the last Parliament was distributed as follows out of total membership of 65O Conservatives 345, Liberals 245, Home Rulers 60. The total number returned up to the close of the polls to-day is BPS, leaving 327 yet to be elect ed. Thus far the Liberal majority is s5. A bare majority of the House is 326. It follows that out of the 327 members remaining to be elected the Liberals must return 122 in order to obtain majority of one. At the rate of their present gains they will come to the House with an exceptional majority of more than 15O, but it is not to bs anticipated that success will carry them so far. In the above gross estimate the Home Rulers ara included under the head of Liberals, and on a division of the House 1t by no naeans follows thai the two clements will invariably hold together against Government measures The Irish elections have scarcely begun as yet and may change the complexion of the returns in some degree. There is no question of Q Liberal majority when the returns ara all in, but there is much doubt as to whether 1t will contain materials for the formation of 8 harmonious ministry.
 Complimentary returns from the election to-day show gains for the Liberals. The fig ures now stand PIP Liberals and 121 Conser- vatives, majority of 91 for the Liberals, with 317 seats yet to be heard from. The re- turns from the Irish elections now begin to ST. rive At CIonmel MT. A. Moore, Home Ruler, has been returned, and at Newross Mr. P. B. O'Brien and Mir. W. Redmond, both Home Rulers, have been returned, while at Ennis N. J. Finnegan, Home Ruler has been successful. Er. Passman Edwards, proprietor of the Echo newspaper of London, and most pronounced Liberal has been elected at Sails bury. This constituency is entitled to two members. The candidates were Mir. Edwards and Grenfel, Liberals, and MT. Kennard and Hon. Ralph Dutton, Conservatives. In the former Parliament Salisbury, which has 1, ,981 registered electors, was represented by MT. Granville Ryder and Dr. Hush, Liberals. The result does not change the constituency, as Mir. Ksnnard one of the Conservative candi dates, is also elected At this moment the total Liberal gains, reckoning all returns to- gether, amount to 5S.
 Later returns show that Marylebone, GIas- gov and Northampton have returned Liberals. Hon. James Lowther. chief secretary for Ire land, (Conservative), has been returned from York. Mir. Bradlaugh and MT. Labouohere (Radicsls) have been elected from Northamp- ton.
 Aylesbury county Of Buckinghamshire, in which county Lord Beaccnsfeld's property is situated, and where during the lifetime of his wife he resided for 8 great portion of his time, has turned against him. The town in the last Parliament was represented by Sir Nathan Mayer de Rothschiid, Liberal, and Samuel George Smith, Conservative, but at the election held there to-day MT. Smith, who was candidate for re- e-election, was de- feated, and Baron Rotchsehild and MT. G. W. E. Russell (LiberaD were returned. This result is not only personally u1ortifying to Lord Beaconsfeld, but is considered an indi- cation that the hopes which the Conservatives have up to this time entertained of retaining their strength in the counties and rural dis tricts were fallacious. The number of regis tered voters at the last election in Aylesbury was 4, 1855.
 The returns from Ireland are coming for ward slowly. Dundalk has elected 8 Liberal, rejecting MT. Callan. EIr. Finnegan has been reelected for Ennis. MT. Kenesly has been defeated at Stoke.
 MT. Parnell has abandoned his intended re- visit to Enniscorthy next Sunday and has ar rived at Cork where he will remain until the elections are decided.
 The Paris newspapers La France, Rappel and Liberte exult over the defeat of the Con servatives. The German newspapers unani- mously view MT. Gladstope's government with apprehension. The Austrian and Turkish journals are astounded at the result of the elections.
 The latest returns show the election of 235 Liberals Gncluding Home Rulers) and 121 Conservatives, giving 8 net Liberal gain of 51. The Times, regarding Liberal Gov ernment as matter of course, discusses the consequent political prospect and thinks that MT. Gladstone is certain to take office.