The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-04-07
LATEST ronEIex NEWS.
England.
THE LATE ELEcTIoS--pERsosAL AND OTHER
MATTERS.
England.

THE LATE ELEcTIoS--PgRsosAL AND OTHER
MATTERS.
| LONDON, April GA Paris dispatch SAYS
tbe letter OF Prince jerome Napoleon i'm
plies an utter disavowal OF the section OF the
Bonapartist represented by NJ. Paul de
Cassagnsc. The Times says: AS soon az
tne Queen returns TO England the Ministers
VIII doubtless place their designations In
ner bands, and she will commission the
leader OF the Liberals TO form the Cabinet.
The Neios says 1t Is impossible that Glad
stone should hold any office except that OF
! Premier.
NEW YORK, April 6.-The actual returns
received by The Associated Press by cable
80 lar show the following results Constl-
tuencies heard from 27s; Liberals elected,
26l-Liberal gain, 10; Conservatives
elected, 153- Conservative gain, 90; net
Liberal gain, 50. The Home-Rulers elected
Ia HOme-Rule gain.
LONDON, April 6.-The parliamentary
elections day in Cork city resulted In the
choice OF John DAILY and Charles s. Parnell
lllome-Rulers). Mr.. Parnell announced
his intention 10 contest Cork city only last
week, and did so in order to defeat Nicholas
ID. Murphy, the Liberal candidate, and
strengthen the Irish party in Parliament as
si0ns from the Liberal government.
LONDON, April GA dispatch from Cam
dahar says the British Commissioner has
brought letter from the Viceroy OF India
10 Sirdar Sbere Ali, informing him that The
Queen coniers on him the sovereignty Of
the province OF Candabar, with the title OF
WALL The limits OF the province are to be
fixed hereafter. Shere Ali is also informed
OF proposed construction OF railway to
Candahar, where British force and political
agent VIII be permanently stationed.
HoNoRs TO Mr.. ACKNOWLEDGMENT
PREPARING TO yACATE, &C.
LONDON, April 6-Tbe Liberals in Lon
don are preparing for a great demonstration
IN honor OF Mr.. Gladstone on his return
here.
1t is said that Lord Beaconsfed before
quitting office viii confer baronetcies upon
Mr.. BoIhwick, proprietor OF the Morning
Post. and j. NJ. Levy, Of the Daily IeLe-
graph. 1t is generally believed that Lord
Beacon field will not announce his resigna-
ton until t5e first sitting Of the new Parlia-
ment. On the formation OF the new Cabi
net Parliament will adjourn for fortnight
to permit the reelection OF ministers holding
seats in the House Of Commons. 1t Is ru-
mored that Lord BeaconsfieId will advise the
Queen 10 send for Mr.. Gladstone. Lord
Beaconsfield holds Lord Lytton's resigna-
ton as VicerOy OF India, to take fleet, also,
in case the elections are adverse 10 the Gov
eminent. Lord Beacons field might there
fore appoint Lord Lytou's successor, but
be probably viii not, as the new ministry
would almost certainly cancel the appoint
ment. IL is possible that Lord Northbrook
will be asked TO 90 TO India for couple
OF years 10 put matters in order there. The
MARQUIS Of Ripon is TIE faverite candidate
for the yicerOyalty OF Ireland. The eman-
cipation act requires Protestant, but that
section OF the act might be repealed. The
O'Connor Don will be offered the chief Sec
retaryship for lreland and il he declines,
Mr.. Shaw (LiberaD will be appointed TO that
office.
The difficulty about Mr.. Gad>tone's po-
sition will probably be settled by his be-
coming the head of the new Government,
with the understanding that after year or
two he shall retire from Parliament and be
succeeded By | o Il g any le No minister
could lead the HOu,e Of Commons with
Mr.. Gladstone in the position OF an ire
sponsbIe dictator. He must represent the
Government in Commons, 90 TO the House
OF Lords, or quit public life.
Mr. Lowe will not be member Of the
new Cabinet, but will probably be raised to
the peerage as Lord Caterham.
The total number OF Liberal votes east go
far in the present election is 1,23S, 000-a
gain OF $4,000 on the last election. The
total Conservative vote so far is 90S,000, a
gain OF 10000 on the last election.
Abandoned at Sea.
LONDON. April 6. The ship Shannon,
which arrived at Liverpool to-day, brought
10 of the crew of the British bark Queen OF
Hearts, from Mobile for Belfast, which was
abandoned &C sea In n waler-Ogged condi-
ton. She lost her fore and main-masts,
and four OF her crew were washed over
board.
Prince Jerome NapOleOn's Letter.
LONDON, April 6.-Tbe Paris correspond
ent OF the Times says: Prince Jerome
NapoleOn's letter on the subject OF the de-
c:ees against unauthorized religious s0cie-
ties in France is fatal to any idea OF a vote
of censure in the Senate on the Cabinet, for
even if the Conservative Republicans are
willing to join the Royalists in such diyi-
sion, the BOnapartist senator's could not
now DO so without openly rebelling against
their chief"
Resignation OF bismarck.
BERLIN, April o. liz NOTH UcIHtuH
Gazette makes the following statement in
explanation OF the resignation OF Prince
Bismarck. which was announced to-day
The Bundesralh on Saturday discussed the
bill imposing imperial stamp duties, and a
vote was taken on the question whether re-
ceipts for postal money-orders should re-
auire stamps. The negative majority num-
| bered thirty votes, representing popula-
ton Of 1900, 900. while the minority num-
bered twpnly.six votes, but represented 4
population OF over 30,000,000. In conse-
quence of this vote the Imperial Chancellor
officially presented request to the En-
peror to be relieved OF his functions.
Luter.-It Is expected that the stamp bill
will be resubmitted to the Bundesratb, and
that several minor States will go over to the
other side. and the requisite majority be
thus obtained.
| Return OF Amnesfied Comm unists.
PARIS. April 6.-Tbree hundred amnes-
tied communists have arrived at Brest from
New Caledonia.