New-York tribune., 1873-03-14

vxouNCEMENT IN BOTH HOUSES OF fAN-
fhS hS.,U-Sr-ApJoURYMENT UNTIL MONDAY
n,sRAELI SUMMONED BY THE QUEEN.
LONDON. Thursday. March Is, 1873.
.London journals of this morning comment at
.. length ON the defeat of the Government on the
Irish University Education bill, and speculate upon
Al. course Mr. Gladstone will pursue.
The TINES saws the Cabinet viii probably resign
,osav and Mr. Disrael viii be called by Her Majesty
% form a new Ministry, in which event Parliament
ill NE dissolved. and general elections ordered Dc
fore July. The Post says the Government mas NV
determined whether il viii resign OF dissolve 'i''
Parliament and appeal TO the country
r.. ,ot. on Mr. Gladstone's bill was great sur
ise TO the Cabinet and the Liberal members Oh 'ne
uo,,.. If Commons The latter are desirous OF up
A,l,,ing the Ministry by vote of confidence.
The Conservatives are unwilling to accept 'ne
,s.nonsibilitv of dissolution of Parliament. The
..s.ion Of the House Of Commons to-day Is looked
forward to with great anxiety as Mr. Gladstone VIII
,A.o .nnounce the course decided upon by the
Ministry 1900, 7rp,r-saav March 1s. ls7a.
Mr. Gladstone in the House of Commons and Earl
Granville in the House of Lords this afternoon an
.ouneed that the Ministers had rendered to the
oueen their designations, which she had accepted
Roth houses adjourned until Monday.
Mr.. Disraeli to-day received a summons from the
oueen. and Immediately proceeded to Buckingham
Palace.
Lord Granville stated that the Cabinet resigned
bcause OF the adverse vote on the Irish University
bill. and asked for an adjournment winch was
agreed 70
Mr. Gladstone. on rising in the House OF commons
A. Aoanpmnce the resignation Of the Government, was
received with loud and prolonged cheering. When
h. had informed the House of the resignation and
is arccptance bv the Queen. De moved that the sit
ting be adjourned until Monday. He added that
when tl,at day arrived should the public interests
r.ouire H. he would ask for a further adjournment
The announcement was received in perfect silence
Mr.. Gilpin gave notice that ON the resumption OF
the sitting he would move the following That
the vote Of Wednesday last on the University bill
was not and Is not intended 70 be a declaration OF
an expression OF want of confidence IN the Govern
ment and the House takes the earliest opportunity
of expressing t. confidence in the general policy Of
Her Majesty's Ministers
Mr. Gilpin's motion was received with cheers, ana
the House then adjourned until Monday.
RumoTs were IN circulation IN the evening papers
Of the formation of a coalition ministry, but no one
puts any confidence in them. If. however say the
papers Mr. DisraeH fails to strengthen his party in
Parliament by the adoption Of concurrent educa-
fional endowment. be viii attempt TO organize a
party similar in form 10 that the French Assembly
known as the Centre
The personal friends Of Mr. Gladstone express
doubts whether be win ever again take Office
LONDON, THURSDAY March 1s-Midnight.
M DisTael waited on the Queen to-day, and was
requested to form a new Government He gave Her
Majesty no definite answer, and begged for time 10
consult his friends. Of whom several were abroad.
The Queen acceded and Mr.. Disraeh Immediately
forwarded kilograms TO Lords Derby, Cairns. aud
Carnarvon Until the answers arrive II viii be i'm
possible 70 forete the Of events. The great
sst uncertainty prevails. The Conservative leaders
object to take office while their party Is in minor
ity of 30 in the House of Commons.
report prevailed to-day in the lobbes Of Parlia-
nent, and generally credited, thar Disraeli, on
Monday viii inform the Queen that he is unable to
compose a Government, and will advise Her Majesty
10 call upon Earl Granville TO preside over pro-
visional Cabinet until July, when dissolution of
Parliament should be ordered. MT. Gladstones sup
porters declare that Lord Granville VIII positively
decline such a position. Disrael having brought
about the Governments defeat must take the
responsibility.
II Dsrael ultimately declines the ask of creating
Cabinet il is probable appeal, which both par
ties hesitate to initiate viii be made to the country
The Ministers decided at their first meeting yes
terday morning TO resign but held a second meeting
for the adoption Of the formal resolution 10 that
effect
From the moment the result of the division on the
IRISH University ball was announced, Mr.. Gladstone
never wavered in his determination TO resign. Mr..
Gilpin was to have give notice of bis motion for
vote Of confidence before the Ministerial statement
made but the Premier rising quickly, antici
pSted him, and II is believed that the motion, com
ing when il did was out of order, cannot be enter
tanned, and willIhave no effect.