New-York tribune., 1880-04-07

Mr.. Parnell has been elected in Cork. dcfsefine
Liberal. A coalition between the Conssrvs-
tives and Home Rulers IL said to be probable.
Prince Bismarck has rendered his redanasion
as Chancellor of the German Empire. Mahmoa6
Jan, the Afghan prince, is still hyjsg
A GAIN OF SlxTY.FIvE SEATS.
PARNELL DEBEATS 4 LIBERAL IN coRx-Poryf1cA1,
GOSSIP IN ,toHOoN.
LONDON. Tuesday. April 9. 1880.
The net gain of the Liberals is now sixty.Avs
seats. The Liberals In London ara preparing for .
great demonstration In honor Of Mr.. Gladstons On
his return here.
Charles Stewart Parncll and John DAILY Home,
Rnlers have been elected for Cork City, the votes
being as follows:
ssasi. j. aaSi; 1905 *s sss: s:is:s III: Ssa sss
Home Home j:. Rule ;n.jj:..:.:. sss ses
Mcssrs. Goulding and Murphy represented Cork
in the last House. receiving 1879 and 1643 votes,
respectively. MIR. Psrneli only announced his do
termination to contest Cork City ct the end Of last
week, IN order to oust Mr.. Murphy, the Liberal and
clerical candidate. Mr.. Parnel then declared
that the present aspect of the elections rendered n
necessary that the Irish party In Parliament should
be strong enough to force concessions from the
Wing Government as il had done from the Tory
Government. Mr. Parnell declared that Mr.. Mur.-
ply as Wing and supporter of Lord Harrington
was unworthy of the suArsees of tho Irish people,
The following candidates were elected to-day.
! New members are marked with al
Libyas.-'H G.. Allen, Pembroke. Sir Thomas
+. Coebrooke, Lanarkshire, north, reelected
without without Opposition. Mt. George O. Morgan.
s% Ernest E s'sSs sos 81 Dnwsss Sss b.
position. Alexander MatSeson. Ross snd
.fnI
Right Hon. William P. Adam the Liberal whip.
Carkmanshire and Kinross-shire.
tOnservatires-sir W; Williams WYNN. Denbigh.
s and Round sssss
East. Sir J. J. Trevor Lawrence and Hir Henry W.
Peck. Surrey. Middle. A. Or.Ewing Dumbarton-
Home Rules-Messrs: ..Lesdey and Charles b.
MuidOn, County kildare .s Home RaIs
Patrck of 0ss sSyb Msf% HUms Rae,. RYp and
County ia Home Rule gain Of oneJ Mr. Smith was
formerly member for Wsstmeat6; He Is The best
taae repeal Of tle union. Richard Power, Waterford
city. Daniel I. Gabbett and Richard OShaugh.
9nsssv Limerick cty Msss Lsor acd Arthur
two. j. A. Blame, Waterford County.
The total number Of Liberal votes 30 fsr cast IN
the present elections is 1885, 900. . gain Of
32s,000. The total Conservative vote 70 far u
90S. 900, gain Of 10000.
Mr.. Parnel has stated that the nomination Of
Mr.. Kettle, of the Land League. for County Cork.
is not intended an attack on Mr.. William Shaw,
the Home Rule leader. but on Mr.. Colthurst.
The following political gossip from to-day's
World is given for what ID may be worthi 1T 10
generally believed that Lord BeaconsHeld vii only
announce his resignation In the first sitting Of the
new Parliament. The diflculty about Mr.. Glad
stones position will probably be settled by his be.
coming the head Of the new Government, with the
understanding that after year two be shsil n.
tire from Parliament and be succeeded by Lord
Granville. Mr. Lowe will not b . member Of the
new Cabinet. but will probably b raised to tho
peerage as Lord Csterham."
A POSSIBLE COALITION.
LONDON. Wednesday, April 2, 1880.
The Daily Nesrs In its leading article this morning
bints that the Conservatives will coNlesce with the
Home Rulers, IN order TO defeat Liberal adminis-
tratiOl.
PRINCE NAPOLEON AND Tue JESUITS.
LONDON. Tuesday. April 9, 1880.
The letter of Prince jerome Napoleon, on
tho DEGREES against unauthorized RELIGIOUS confrsten.
ties is addressed friend. He says be feels cmbar
at giving the opinion asked Of him resardngth the
conduct pursued with reference the decees bus
he that frankness way of Ganing the
confidence Of the French people. Tho Emperor Napo-
eou he says by the Concordat rseoneisd the Revou-
ton with religion. This charter Of ps
cl1cation is assailed by the sectaries OF
theocracg desiring oppressive and inolerant state Of
rengion. and By the sections Of disorder desiring
society without God moral law. He says he H. and
will ever oe the adversary Of both Of these tbst the
Bonaparriss attack the deorses because they
are based the laws OF the Empire. and renew the
prescriptions Of the Concordatl they csnnet attack
them merely the w0.k of the RepuDlic; becaAso
only opponents without prInOipls, and without morality,
deny good thorough hatred OF the hand which
effects it. Shall they he asks. attack them from feas
OF dissovng the Conservative un1oni Thai disastcW
notion has lasted too long there s nothing 10 common
between the Legtmiss aud ourselves. II 10 time TOR
each his colOrs traditions aud principles
aud that all ambiguity should cease. IN conclusion
the Prince authorizes the publication OF tho letter, and
says: will be glad II It obtans the assent OF our
friends"
rays newspaper. of Paris. expresses the opinion
that Prince Jerome Napoieop committed an irrepar1be
mistake in writing the letter. II that 10 the
Empire offered W., We reject II with scorn."
PRINCE BISMARCK RESIGNS
BERLIN. Tuesday, April 9, 1890.
Prince Bismarck has rendered his resigna-
ton as Chancellor the EMPIRE because Of the vote on
financial reform In the Federal Council Tbs NorthGw.