The English elections take place
this week. The result-are not gener- '
ally considered of much importance
with people on this side of the Atlnn- '
tie, hut some interest is manifested by
Americans in the present election as
an Indication-of the advance of the
I rinciples of Republicanism, which '
are most nearly represented by the 1
Liberal party of England, of which
Gladstone may be considered the
head, though John Bright is its most
eloquent and earnest advocate. It is
that party which has extended, and
proposes to continue the extension of
the franchise; and it is that party
which purposes, and will accomplish, 1
the disen lowmcnt of the Established
■Church in Ireland Should Gladstone
have a working majority at his hack
during the next Parliament, some im
portant chang« s will take place in the
character of the government.
The St. Joe Herald of Friday says :
Yesterday Gen. Mall purchased 250
tons of iron rails, from the works at
Cambria, Pennsylvania, for use on
the Denver and St. Joseph Railroad.
Tbe|iron, when delivered at this point,
will cost about $25,000.
CHEYENNE, WYOMING, TUESDAY. NOVEMBER 17, 1868.
