, 1880-04-03
The Liberal Victory In En-
glands Very Sweep
ing One. j
A Gain Of Over Fifty Seats in
Parliament Already AS
sured.
Tho HOme-Itulcrs Also Increase
Their Strength in d Slight
Degree.
Newspapers Already Specializing
as to Beaconsfield's Sue
CeSsoT.
French Religious Societies organizing
to Resist tho Recent DEGREES.
The Turkish Assassin Of CommaroT viii
Be Condemned to Die.
GREAT BRITAIN.

Be Condemned to Die.
GREAT BRITAIN.
TIE RLECrroRB.
1oNpoH, April a.-The Tin,cs says: "Notwith-
standing tho gcnoruly adverse character Ut tho
returns, 1t Ia evident TINT they nrc far from In.
volrtng that wholesale condemnation OF tho
Government for which some Libcrnl Speakers
hnvo argued. In this respect tho rotstrns offer
q conspicuous contrast to those Of 1874 or 1908"
Tho Telegraph snyB: "Yestcrtlay's elections
afford untloubtcd ENCOURAGEMENT to tho L'bcr-
mis-, but tho solid, significant vote OF tho City Of
London must DO held to outweigh dozen petty
borouRhs."
VINO WILL SUCCEED pzAcoNsF1E1ipr
MANCHESTER, April IA London correspond
cnt snya: IA strnngo idea prevails, even. In
wcll.inforncd quarters, that tho Queen will send
for Lord Harrington instcad OF Lord Granville.
It 1nay 10 tnkcn as absolutely certain that sho
will not summon Gladstone. A Ministry formed
by Lord Granville would certnfnly include Glad
stone: but Lord Harrington, not Gladstone,
would lead tho House OF Commons. II tho Lib
cral minority should fail below twelve or ilt-
teen, tho next Parliament will probably bo very
short-liycl.''
1ArEsr neTunHs-
Tho following is tho latcst election report:
William Nicholson, Liberal, for Tctorsacld,
Liberal gatn: Joseph Pulley and 4. +. Held,
Liberals, for Hereford City, u Liberal gain Of
ono; Thomas H.Iltll, Liberal. roElcotod, and Nc
lntyrc, Ltboral, for Worcester City, 4 Liberal
gain; for Southwark, Arthur Cohon, Q. G., Lib.
ortl, md Prot. Thorotd Iaogers, rathor extromo
Lsbe17l receiving o 500 votes and O,611 votes ro-
spectlycly; E. Clurko mud n. Catt1cy, Conscry-
ativcs receiving ,183 and 1874 votes, respective
y, Liberal gain Of two; for Cholsoa, Sir Charles
Wentworth Dlkc. proprietor OF tho Ataenussn,,
Liberal. reelected, receiving 2,409 votes, and J.
D. Firth, Liberal, rocevtng l2,0s6 votes, Il Lib
et1,l gnin: Lord Inverurio and ". j. Browne,
Conseryat!yea receiving a,odo md q, ,4s8 votes,
Tho total number Of Ltbcrni votea pottcti up
to @ l.st evening = 1soo9o Tory votes, 6S1 ooo al
1b4IoQ0, ttnd III tho Tory yoto OF 6s,000.
ADDITIONAL. RETURNS.
G. ": f: Rnssoll, Liberal. for Aylcabury, has
been elected instead Of sami.ei @. Smith, Con.
gatn.
sreha warrington: ana Mssyiebono. on.s01S; Tic
Hong Rulers gain 3 sent IN Now noss:
npon;Trcnt. This constituency wax flied III tho
s sst r'arament 'sa m by tno famous d. konoaly yho
abert ieath 1 and BY
S5S: ~ T$;s
The representation from Glasgow, is relatively
1ngaangcd- Tho Conservatives gain sent il
Labouchoto. Idbornl, Is elected for Northamp-
fNis fNn Ths, and the oiscon Of nralag1 for
10 considered Iibesal lia'o sain 81 f4o.'' two. HA'
TIMES" sPEcuLArtoas.
The Times, in lender on tho elections, says:
"The first question which arisca is, What ii TO
Harrington, IN speech. seemed TO imply that
l. IT,, W. ,,,i II , ,some iegFse a. qpon question
Lord Deaconstield to advise tho Queen who s Ia
be shs Official chief: Tho Para.amontary leader
ff1E Ct346t md of at