The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1873-03-17
THE CRISIS IN ENGLAND.
DISRAELI AND DERBY DECLINE TO
FORM THE NEW CABINET.
Granville to be Premier-An Appeal to
the Country Probable.

Granville to be Premier-An Appeal to
the Country Probable.
LONDON, March ALL P. N.
Mr.. Dsraell Is still reluctant 10 assume the
responsibility Of organizing new govern
ment.
1t was positively asserted at the Carlton
Club, this afternoon, that one thing is settled,
namely: If the Conservatives take Office, Dis
raell will not be the premier, aud that Mr.
Dieraell will inform the Queen tomorrow
that 1t ls impossible for him to form minis
try, and will suggest that the task be entrust-
ed to Earl DERBY, who has the support of the
old Wings. In the Reform Club, the belief lie
that the chances for q return Of the Conserva.
,ives to power are sinking, and that Glad
stone. In few days, will withdraw hls reslg-
nation. All parties are opposed to dssolu-
ton of Parliament. At the cabinet councils
held on Wednesday and Thursday, Mr.. Glad
stone repeatedly expressed wish to retire to
private life, and his colleagues used every
argument 10 their power to dlssuade him
from his purpose.
s0AS
the Queen yesterday he was not prepared 10
form Cabinet. The Gazette is confident,
under the circumstances, that Gladstone will
be recalled to the head of the government.
The Globe declares the latter assumption un-
warranted. Lords Derby and Calrnes cannot
reach London until tomorrow, and meantime
nothing can be determined, and all talk on
the subject OF the future ministry must be
pure speculation.
Conservative leaders object 10 take Office
while their party is In minority of ninety In
the House of Commons. II Disrael ultimately
declines the task of creating new Cabinet,
1t ls probable that an appeal-which both par
ties hesitate TO intiaie-will be made TO The
country. It is said that In the event OF the
dissolution OF Parliament, Hon. John Bright,
will, in consequence Of his poor health, retire
altogether from the House Of Commons.
LONDON, March H.
New York World Special: The Earl OF Derby
is trying 10 form cabinet, composed OF him.
self as premier; Disraeli, chancellor of the
excht quer; Ward HINT, home secretary; North.
cute, secretary for India; Claiborne Hardy, for
eign secretary; The Marquis OF Salisbury, pres
ident of the council, aud Cairns, lord chan
cellor. Lord Derby's success is doubtful. II
be falls Lord Granrllle's scratch cabinet will
come In, and end with au appeal to the coun.
try.
LONDON, March l5-Noon.
Lord Derby has arrived from Paris, and has
had a long conference with Dlsraeli. 1t Ia
probable that Dlsraell will accept the office,
finish the business OF the session by June, and
dissolve The Parliament. The Conservatives
all over the country are confident OF the result
of the election.
Latcst-Dasrnclt Declines.
LONDON, March l5-3 P. NJ.
Dsraell waited on the Queen, giving her
The reasons lmpelllng him 10 decline The
Office. Derby concurs with Disraei that the
Conservatives cannot accept the responsi-
bIlIly OF forming government at this time.
EVENING and Dlsraeli have declined
the responsibility OF forming a new ministry.
Nothing defldite has transpred since this an
nouncement 1t Is rumored that Granville
will be premier, and Cardwell chancellor OF
the excheqner. Gladstone has gone TO the
country I'LL Monday. 1t is expected that Par.
lament will adjourn from Monday to Thurs