New-York tribune., 1880-04-06
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GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS.
MORE LIBERAL VICTORIES

MH GLADSTONE THE. CHOICE OS utDLOfHlAN--THD
BEAcossPIELD MINISTRY 70 REmos As s0oN
AS TIE QUEEN RETURNS.
II is announced in London, apparently with
authority, that the BeaconsHeld Ministry VIZ
resign as soon as the Queen returns from the.
Continent. Mr.. Gladstone was elected yesterday.
in Midlothian, defeating the Earl Of Dalkeith.
Mr.. Gladstone's son Herbert pollcd large vote
in Middlesex, but was defeated. II is estimated
that the Liberals will have plurality OF forty
| six in the new Parliament. Prince Napoleoa
approves publicly Of the anti-Jesuit DEGREES.
FIFTY-NINE SEATS GAINED.
THE MINISTRY TO RESIGN sOoN-A CALL FOR GLAD
STONE AS PREMIER.
LONDON. Tuesday. April o, 1880.
The Liberal net gain is now ffty.nine seata
The Times says: "As soon % the Qneen returns 70
England, the Ministers will doubtless place their
designations in her hands, and she will commission
the leader of the Liberals to form Cabinet"
The Daily Ners says it is impossible that Mr.. Glad
stone should hold any Office except that of Premier
The following Liberals were elected to-day. New
members are indicated by -: ~.
Sir Charles Reed. st. Ives. sMr. Lyons, Dublin
City succeeding sir Arthur Guinness lConsesystiyel;
d1ksres siE 61aan aan e
Division; a. Liberal gain. Edward s. Howard. Esss
cairdineshire, reelected. Alexander Broeden, We'd
nesbury. reelected.
The following Conservatives have been elected
to-day. wmcmbsrs are marked with a.:
Thomas G. Barring, Essex. South; F; W: Kpisht
ElcGo, o., HaddnatonsSIlre; Viscouns tswlsham aud
Sir Charles H. Mills Kent J. z. Garmier and sir L.
LGDsS Dev%Sp G Morgan End j. Roll" Mon
Richard c. Musgraye, East Cumberland, succeeding
Mr.. George James Howard, Liberai-a Conservative
gam.
The following Home Rulers were elected yester-
day:
Mr. Leamy for Waterford City. j. OConor
Power for Mayo County, reelected. Maurice
Brooks. Dublin City.
THE PROGRESS OF THE ELECTION.
MIR. GLADSTONE ELECTED IN scoTLAND-A LARGE
LIBERAL PLURALITY IN THE HOUSE EXPECTED.
LONDON. Monday. April 8. 1880
Nine nominations have been made today
and twenty-five pOngs were held.
For Edinburghshige (Midlothian), the Right Hon.
William E. Gladstone HberaD has been elected. recev
ing $40 defeating the Earl Of Dalkeith Conserve
ve), who received 1868 The latter represented
Midlothian IL the last Parliament, having recetved
1194 votes against 059 for his opponent Lord william
II. May tLibera) q
For Middesex, Lord George X. Hamilton and Mr.. oc-
tavlus Z. Coope (Conservaves) have been reelected,
receiving 1904 and 12.32s votes respectively Mr..
Herbert Gladstone tLioera the Of tue Right Hon.
William E. Gladstone who also stood for Middesex. was
defeated. receiving ss76 votes. At the last election
Lord Hamilton received 10,343 votes aud Mr.. Coopo
Os67 and tho defeated candidates. viscount Enfield
and Mr. Frederick Lehman Iiberais 5,623 and 5.l92
respectively.
The correspondent Of The Pail Mall Gazette at Cork
says: Mr. Charles 9. Parnell has declared open
against Mr.. William Shaw, the Home Rule leader, By
nominating Mr. Kettle; Of the Land League, against
Messrs Shaw and Cothurst for County Cork. Mr..
Parnel was accompanied to the sherfs oftcc, where
the nomination took place, by cheering moo"
The Pail Mall GQzctte this evening says: IL 10 eett.
ma ted that the House Of Commons will consist OF
3l7 Liberals 271 Conservatives and SO Home Ruees.
Tue Liberals Will thus have majority OF 46 over tbo
Conservatives 100 with the Home Rulers, but tho
Conservatives and Home Rulers combined Will 0utnum-
Der the Liberals by H." - ~
The Times this morning says: II is manifest that the
opposition secured clear working majority in
Parliament IL the Home Rulers are left cut Of the
account"
According to calculation made to-day the total num-
Der Lberal votes polled up to the present time 70
l,1570O0 and the total CONSERVATIVE vOtcG 0k3oo0g
showing cain in the 1stuouc1eS ~ ~
election Of 3e4 600 Liberal and 90, 900 Oonsarsasves