New-York tribune., 1886-07-11
A BRITISH MUG WUMP BEA TEN.
FATE OF SIR GEORGE OTTO TREvELYAN.

LORD HARTINGToN's ELECTION IN RossENpALE-
THE LATEST RETURNS.
LoypOy July 1O.-Sir George Otto Treve-
van who with Mr. Chamberlain resigned from the CAD
net,o oppose Mr.. Gastones Irish policy. has been ue
feated rs the Unionist candidate In Iiawick for
men In the last ele,ion Sir George then NIL Irc'cyi
was returned liteia frbm IIawick without oIposio
TL year john Dlloh stumpei the district against h'
hm for his opposition to the Prcmiers fohcy
toward ireland and pointing tho unressonabeness OF
Mr. Treyelyans attitude in view of the tact that he haa
been Chief Secretary for Ireland ana by actual ohser'
ton knew the merits Of the issne The result mas oee
that out OF the total OF 50lG votes rolled in HawicS
Burgs A. L. Brown (Gladstonian) received majority
Of thirty The announcement OF the result has foduce
a sensation throughout the country
Lord Harrington has been reelected for tho Rosscn
dale division OF Northeast Lancashire receiving 53o9
votes against 3.049 cast for Mr.. Newbirgns
Mr. Morley, Chief Secretary for Ireland. speaking AZ
a meeting at Northampton to-day, said thaI
within year Mr. Gladstone's Irish pro-
posals would carry Parliament ana the country. Dih
anybody he asked. think the poicy 'ha'
Scotland and Wales and great part vi
England approved would be heard OF no more None
OF the plans of the Uoioniss he said touched 'h'
eooruou. prob e restoring social order In Ireland
Sir william Vermont -Harcour. Chancellor OF
the Exchequer, addressing meeting nj
Poole Tonight said that whether or 10
the Liberals utterly defeated IN the eieciohS'
Home Rule would not be beaten IL WAS '"'poss"o "
delay much longer the granting of seIfgovernmont TO
ireland.
The Tories and Unonsts combined have beaten llmo
thy Healy d'arneilitc in South Londonderry Thomas
Lea UnionisD receiving 4,737 votes to Ar. hesS
1929 The entire poll was 1856 votes, iallhs on Vi
5l5 from the election In the loss OF south DEITY
the Natonaiss sustain thor first defeat In the present
CANVASS 1t Is Offset however by the return Oh iho""
Sexton from Belfast where was defeated last year
by majority of 80. Mr. Sexton sat Tor sgo IN inc a''
Parliament being elected in the South Division by
| majority OF A o69 IN a total poll OF 6.l5l votes.
The Tories have &c seats, from Unlchists anu
50 from Liberals The Liberals have won 70 seats the
parne,,i,es I and the Unionsts 1. The net Unons:
gain is H. Two hundred aud cight-nne Tories have
been elected 63 Unionss; 149 Liberals and ~ Parne
ties.
viscount Earring CUnionisn has defeated C. Maginao
Gastonian in North lie ifofdsnre. This is tnohss
gau.
The Tories have defeated the Unionst candidates In
South Essex where j. fheobad Toryl is elected over
j. Westake radical Unonisp; In Penrith or Mfnio
Cumberland where ]. W. Iathsr (Conservative has
defeated Sir Wilfred Lawsonb by majority gro; ana IN
stroud or Middle Gioucestershire where g. Hallo"ay
takes the seat occupied the last House oy the Hon
Henry r. Brand. Tho Tories have also won South
Lecestershre, Northwest Suffolk tho Gainsboro di'
vision of linconshlrc Northwest stahordshire North
west Norfolk and the Hyde division of Cheshire
Major f. j. Saun!erson Tory has ueen re-elected
of i572 to III, increase OF $50 over the vote nd
taiped by saunderson in the last eecon athou8h the
total vote OF the district fell away sls.
Joseph Arch the Agricultural representative was
defeated by Lord Henry Bentinck in Northwest NotfolK
by only tweny votes although In tho last cectoh ho
dee sted Bentnck by majority OF VlO Ihere Is gen
era regret taat he was defeated
Tho Tories won Rpon. YORKSHIRE from 'Do
UniOnisls.
Captain Tory has been reelected Tor Hats Down
over Mr. McGrath (Parnellite) by vote OF o,o95 10
. 5tl Cartaln Ker returned without Opposition
last election 49,
Leonard Courtney Unionst has Sheen reclectedifor
| Southeast Cornwall Mr.. Abraham by 3,'d3 10
olOl ia poll 400 less than tnat cast at the last
| election.
Ferdinand James de Rothschld has been reelected Tor
Ayesbury BuckiD ghamshire as Unionist Dy MAJOR
ty of 5000 slight increase over his majority NJ the
| last election.
The Liberals have Osgolderass Yorkshire. from
| the UDioui-ts. defeating Sir j. W. Ramsden, Bart
from re election and sending in his place j. Austin
Rour July 10 In OF the results OF the Englsh
elections the Pope yesterday requested the Congrega
ti0n Extraordinary Ecclesiastical Affairs 10 examine
attcntively whole Irish question III order tnat ne
upon the course To 10 pursued oy '"'
! Irish Clergy III certain contingencies