The New York herald., 1868-05-05
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ALL PARTS OF THE WORLD.
The Disraeli Cabinet i'm Tenn
pOrary Disruption.
Queen Victoria Refuses a Re-
signation.
Exciting Scene and Speeches in
Parliament.
ENGLAND.

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Tho Cabinet Crisis Resolved-yecessson or
Prominent Ministers from MIR. Disrn c!i-The
Premier Tenders His Observation-Disclosures
tiOn with the Queen.
QUEENS HOTEL LONDON, April "A. M.
The ministerial crisis which inaugurated By
the adverse vote OF the House of Commons recorded
on the 1st instant on the Irish Church question. a.
presented in the Gladstone resolutions has been
brought to an issue by Mr. Disrael.
The Premier assembled the Cabinet at an early hour
this morning, and Immediately after the meeting os
the council reviewed the parliamentary situation.
the force OF the opposition and strength Of the gov
ernment advising as q conclusion a retention Of
Office until after the people had had an opportunity
of expressing opinion particularly on the subject
OF the Irish Church endowment, at a general
election.
The leading members OF the ministry dissente6
from the view taken by the Premier.
During discussion which ensued the right hon.
Orable Lord Stanley Secretary of State for Foreign
Affairs; the right honorable the Earl of Malmesbury
Keeper OF the Great Seal, and the right honorable
Claiborne Hardy Secretary Of the Home Department.
openly seeded, and refused to serve longer under
Mr. Disraeli's lead.
At this point Mr.. Disraeli sought an immediatS
audience OF the Queen and placed his resignation Of
the Premiership in her Majesty's hands, that his
Cabinet was temporarily broken up some hours
before the London journals were aware OF the fact
Ministers remained In council, and Mr. Dsraeli had
private consultation with the Queen.
After the publication Of the above important intel.
gence in the city it was found that MIR. Gladstone
had not yet been sent for by her Maesty but it was
generally believed that the leader of the opposition
would succeed TO the Office of First Minister OF tho
Crown.
Mr.. Dsraeli having taken leave Of the Queen re-
turned to the Cabinet council, the members remain
| ing in session.
| 1t was rumored Immediately afterwards that the
Premier had induced Lords Stanley and Malmesbury
and Mr. Gatborne Hardy TO withdraw their secession
| resolve and agree TO hold ONCE in his ministry
Disraeli to Romain I'm On;ce--The Cabinet Un-
changed-Parlinmen to BE Dissolved.
QUEENS HOTEL, LONDON, May 4-P. M.
| The Disraeli Cabinet will remain in Office.
His now known that when the Premier had audience
Of the Queen this morning. as announced In the first
| telegram to the HERALD, and rendered his resgna
tion, her Majesty would not accept ita fact which
he Immediately communicated TO his colleagues then
| in council
The dissenting members OF the Ministry still dss-
greed as to the propriety of further retention OF
Office, but agreed to remain in the Cabinet under the
circumstances, particularly as the Queen would not
accept the resignation.
Mr.. Dsrae is consequently still Premier.
Parliament will be dissolved in autumn, and q
general election be held perhaps, when the new Re-
form bill comes into operation.
Ministerial Statement to Parliame ent--Mr. Dis
rnelps Review of the Services Of the Cabl-
net-Dangers Of the Church Question and
Position Of the Crown-Mr. GladstOne's Ro.
ply.
LONDON, May 4-Midnight
The House of Commons reassembled this evening.
There was very large attendance Of members, and
much excitement was visible on both sides Of the
House, rs 1t was known that the Cabinet would oer
an explanation OF its course in the present delicate
crisis of public affairs.
When the Speaker took the chair his royal High
ness the Prince of Wales Prince Christian of SchIe-
swig HOsten, with many other visitors Of distinction
were present in the gallery.
The Premier and Mr.. Gladstone were loudly oheered
by their respective supporters as they entered ana
took their seats.
After the transaction Of some unimportant bust
ness Mr.. Disraeli rose and was greeted with cheers
from the ministerial benches. The Premier delivered
q f0rcibe and comprehensive speech, In the course
of which he reviewed the OF the tory admins
trati0n which was then without majority, for
efficient purpose at its first organization. lie then
spoke OF it's uniform success entire, indeed that
even Its opponents acknowledged 1t, and on
two occasions, when Lord Derby expressed .
wish to resign, had urged him to remain In ONCE.
Financially, the record Of the Cabinet was fautiess.
In foreign affairs Lord Stanley had raised the
prestige of the nation vssty, preserving peace not
merely with the Continental Powers, but also With
the great republic Of the West. Ip Ireland the
Ministry had trumphed ut every point, whfle at the
same time conciliatng the people Of The island and
in Ahyos nio a daa1 rf L., oOf
universal humanity had done credit not only to tho
ocers and soldiers engaged but also to the Ministry
which planned it, On Thursday evening last on vote
upon the first of series OF resolutions on the dis
endowment Of the Irish Church the Ministry encoun-
tered new and sudden question. which threatened
confusion to Ireland and ultimately the overthrow Of
the English Church. the eject OF which would be the
absorption OF all the religious secs In Great Britain
in the Church Of Rome. To such measure he could
not assent, and he had asked OF the House time to
advise with Her Majesty the Queen on the att
tude Of affairs. Her Majesty had heard his state
mcnt, and had not only declined his ten
dcred resignation, but had urged him not to
dissolve Parliament In the present anoms-
lous circumstances until an appeal could
be made TO the constituencies and this he hoped
to do with the aid OF the House. He deprecated tna
urgency with which Mr.. Gladstone had pressed ths
resolves, and hoped that suspension OF the orders
OF the day and the extreme party proceeding OF an
address from the House to the Throne would not DC
pressed to actual practice, more particularly Us nc
himself perfectly willing and ready 10 resign ana
afford to other members and new governments the
opportunity to carry on the discussion, If debate
there must he.
Immediately after Mr. Disraeli had resumed his
seat Mr. Gladstone, amid cheers from the opposition.
rose to reply lie said that the Premier's praise Of
the tory Cabinet was not only in bad taste under the
peculiar circumstances OF the case, but in point Of
fact Incorrect especially in that portion respecting
finance. Lord Derby, he remarked, was not asked
to stay in Office in 1859. Mr.. Gladstone doubted