The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-04-06
The Liberal Majority i'm England
Over the Conservatives
FOrty-six.
The Foreign Policy that the New
Liberal Ministry Will Garry Out
Parnen Declares War Against
Shaw, the Leader of
the Rome-Rulers.
Prince Jerome Bonaparte on the DEGREES
Against the Jesuits.
UNITED KINGDOM.

LONDON, April 5-The Liberal net gain is now
flfty.six seats.
An election meeting was held yesterday near
Ossory In county Carlow, to support the cand-
dature of Mr.. Gray. Lord Mayor OF Dublin. who,
In u speech. stated that parcels Of dynamite
were found under the platform on which he
then stood. to blow up those wishing to vindi-
cate the rightsof Irlshmen.
In the elections to-day Thos. O. Barring, Con-
servative, of tho firm of Barring Bros. was re-
elected from Essex. South. and Right Ii on.
Robert Lowe. Liberal. Chancellor of the Ex-
eheauer in Mr.. Gladstone's government. was
The Times. referring to the situation In
Afghanistan In connection with the forth CON-
iPe accfssion Of the Liberals to power; p says: M
Identified with the present government and It's
eastern policy. that no will undoubtedly be re-
called, unless he anticipate recall by submit
Lord Northbrooke. the former Governor Con-
eral of India. is suggested as his successor.
return to India. The new viceroy will un-
doubtedly be instructed to securce peace In
Afgbantstan with, the least possible disturb
ance of our relations with that country. We
shall hear no more Of the proposed cession of
Herat to Persia and the .entanGling alliance
which must have attended It.,
to-day. Lord Hamilton and Octavius E.
Coope Conser vat Ives. were returned by large
majorities. Herbert Gladstone son of the Rt
Hon. w. E. Gladstone. was defeated.
The total number of Liberal votes polled up
to the prese mt time Ia 1157 900. total number OF
Conservative votes SIT 600. showing gain In
corresp nndfpR constituencies over last election
Of 30l 900 Liberal and 90 900 Conservatives votes.
Nine nominations were made to-day and TWEEN.
has beeS ar
lothian. defeating the Earl Of DalRerth by vote
of 1879 TO 1868. Sir Charles Reed Is elected for
The Pail Mall Gdaette to- day says: 1t is esti-
mated that the new House of Commons will
consist OF 317 Liberals. 27i Conservatives and
majority OF 40 over the Conservatives or Of 10s
with the Home Rulers. but Conservatives and
Home Rulers combined will outnumber the
CORE spondent OF the Pail Mall Gazette at
Cork says: ghas. 3. Parnel has declared opsn
against Messrs. Shaw and Co. Thurst for the
county OF Cork. Mr.. Pei nell was accompanied
to the shetiffs office ,Iwhere the nomination took
The Times, In It's financial article this morn
ing, says: The feeling OF uneasiuess in the
ey lest parties BE- TOO eyeny balanced for
away Saturday. and the stock markets were
strong and almost buoyant. -.
Ing speaks Of the policy Of the future govern
ment as follows: The Liberal Cabinet will
maintain the treaty Of Berlin in accordance
with the public opinion of Europe and the
Anglo Turks convention as an engagement
of contingent obligation.
In South Africa, 1t may inquire whether an
nexation OF Transvaal was not made In error.
Although the measure was approved by Lord
Kimberly and Mr.. Foster. the question ought
toatbe treated as an open one. The new govern
ment should Insist that the South African
colonies. whether they choose to confederate
for political purposes Or not. shall enter into
such common engagements for military de-
tense as shall relieve the mother country from
charges for native wars.
When this policy In European, Asiatic and
South African affairs has been carried out. the
point will be reached at which the Liberal
ministry. IL 1t is tempted or forced to go fur
iher, muet art company with moderate men.
We do not believe the Marquis Of Harrington
and other leaders of the party will desire to go
further, and 80 far we can have no difficulty IN
accompanying them.
The Countess of Paris has been delivered ol
son.
The Estafette and Ordre publish q letter from
Prince Jerome Napoleon on the DEGREES against
unauthorized religious confraternities. The
false to his origin. show himself an enemy ol
religion or OF the revolution. He continues:
THE DEGREES do not constitute persecution
they are only q return to an Indispensable rule
of public land The fiction of a conservative
union has lasted too long"
There is nothing In common between the
Legitimist and ourselves. 1t Is time for each
one to resume his colOrs. traditions and princi-
PIES and that all ambiguity shoul d cease.
The municipal council of Paris has presented
Prof. NordenksJold with gold medal struck In
Gambetta and will dine with President Grevy
to.