The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-04-07
The Appointments That viii Be
Made by the New Liberal
Government i'm
England.
The Home Rulers Gain Several Seats
in Ireland - Parnell Elected
from Cork City The
Mexican Presiden-
tial Election.
Bismarck Resigns Because Bill Of His is
Not Passed by the Bundesrath.
THE UNITED KINGDOM.

LONDON. April Sir George Balfour. Lib
eral, for Kncardine. has been reelected
Alexande, Brogden. Liberal. for Wednesbury
reelected. Maurice Brooks. Home Rule. for
Dublin City is re-eiec ed Mr.. Lyons. Liberal
for Dublin Olty. succeeding Sir Arthur Gui-
ness. Consal vative, a Liberal gain: Sir A. Fair
hairn. Liberal. for the West Riding Of York.
shire, Eastern Division. II Liberal gain; Sir
John Ransden. Liberal. for Vest hiding of
Yorkshire. Eastern ID vision. Liberal gain !.
MIR. Edward s. Howard. Liberal. for East Gum
berland. re-elacted; Sir Richard O. Murgrake.
Conservative for East Cumberland. sue c,eedinR
George James Howard. q Liberal. Oonserva-
tive gmin; Lealy, Home Ruler for Waterford
Clty; Clty Re ht Hon. dsorge j. Noel Goneergatlve.
Home Kuler for Mayo county, rt&elected.
parliamentary elections IN Q, rk TO. day re-
sntod 4 10 4 tie Gu 4. Lea of John DAILY and Onns y
week. and did so In order TO defsat Nicholas D.
marEhy the 9ere eiinddae snd
30 thai 1t may force concessions from the Lib
eral government.
lief Committee report that their receipts to date
have been Elsa 4St. and their expenditures Go0.-
900. Eighty tpree thousand pounds sterling
ip all has been received from Australia.
Parliamentary elections to-day thus far re
n five Svps saG saued s H Eusrs m % 4
Tipperary and kildare. Patrick J. -snyth
Home Ruer) Ia elected IN 1ipperary. He was
speaker of his party. and Is In favor of the re-
III Tho o LiberaIs ia London are preparing for IA
gre demonstration In honor OF Mr.. Gladstone
:. 4 is saii that Lord seaoonsasla before quit
Boihwick, propreror Of me Morning Post. and
J NJ. Levy. of the DAILY Tsteprdph
l. is generally beltsv thaC Lord Beaeonsheld
h
sitting of the new Parliament. On the forma-
iion of the new Cabinet. Parliament will ad-
journ for a fortnight to permit the re.eleotion
Of ministers holding seats In the House OF
Commons.
It is rumored at the Carlton Club that Lord
Beaconsneld will advise the Qusen to send for
Lord Beaconsfleld holds Lord Lytton's resis-
nation Hs Viceroy OF India to take ef2'ct abso-
government Lord Beaconsheld might. there.
fore. appoint his successor. but he probably
will not. as now a ministry would almost GER
tainly canctl the appointmsnt. IL Is possible
that Lord Nortbbrook will be asked to go 10
India for couple of years to out mat .ers in
The Marquis Of Ripon Is the fayorlte candi.
emancipation act requires q Protestant. but
| OConnor Don will be offered the Chief Secre-
taryshtp TO- l eand. and ii he declines to serve
Mr.. Shaw Lefevre will b9 appointed to that
The difficulty about Mr.. Gladstone's position
will pt tobably be overcome by his becoming tho
Of tfe wh the
| from Parliament and be succeeded by Lord
Granville. No minister could lead the House of
| Commons with Mr.. Gladstone In the position
Of irresponsible dictator. He must represent
the government in the Commons. go to the
House nf Lords or quit public life.
| Mr.. Lowe will not be member OF the new
Cabinet but will probably be raised to the peer.
age as Lord Ga 81 ham.
The total number Ct Liberal votes so far cast
In IA Ia n
32a 900. The total Cons ervattvt4 vote so far is
9os 900. a Conservative gain of 10000.