, 1873-03-14
Further Details Of the Minis
terlal Crisis in England.
plsraell Sent for by the Queen to
Form a Cabinet.
he Asks for Time for Consultation---
Speculations as to His Action.
a Speck Of War Between England
and Mexico.


GREAT BRITAIN.
LONDON Mach 13-The London Times says
ssThe Cabinet will probably resign to-day, ani
Dis1aei will be called by the Queen to form
new Ministry, in which event Parliament will bt
dissolved, and general elections ordered befor.
July" The Post says: s'Tho Government hal
not determined whether it will resign or dissolve
Parliament and appeal to the country. The vote
on G1adstone's bill was great surprise to the
Cabinet and the Liberal members of the House
Tho latter are desirous Of upholding tho Minis
try by vote Of confidence. The Conservatives
are unwilling to accept the responsibility Of =
dissolution Of Parliament. Tho session Of the
House to-day is regarded with anxiety"
LONDON, March 1S.-Lord Granville, In the
House OF Peers, stated that the Cabinet resigned
because Of tho adverse vote On the Irish Univer-
sity bill, and asked for IN adjournment, which
was agreed to.
Mr. Gladstone, On rising in the House OF Com
mons to announce the resignation Of tho GoF-
ernment, was received with loud and prolonged
cheering. When be had informed the House Of
tho resignation, and its acceptance by the Queen,
Monday: He added that when that day arrived,
should tho public interests require 1t, he would
ask for further adjournment. The announce
ment was received in perfect silence.
Nr. Gilpin gave notice that On the resumption
Of the sitting he would move the following:
W.. s,, y as5 On .ne sn on1Eeshi
IN Of ant of ennencs ~ tSe osa OF
expressing it's confidence in the general poicy Of Her
Aajesty's Ministers.
Mr: Gi1pin's motion wss received with cheers,
and the House adjourned until Monday.
DlsraeG to-d1y received summons from the
Queen, and immediately procoeded fo I,rclino.
Sam P.1xre 1' s-"~o0-~ ~ 1'osa1ne
t, LONDON, March 1910 p m.-Rumors were in
trcnlation in the evening papers Of tia forms.
ton of Coalition Ministry. but no one pt1ts anv
confidence in them r. horauer ssw ~
nsnars Disr.e f,;1a n stonn4he u9hese; say me
Pnrlarnent hv ta adont,on ~ ,1 -
rat;on.i endowmant Ea ~, atta%,rs - eu-
a n.rtv similar IN for1, ~ 49, =; ~ ~ @ Salz1
Assernb1r known a. fha s:can+ra . @Aencn
Perao1s, 441"d fr;o,ds % - ~ H. Iea:ie
~ba+hsr - III ~ otauetone cypress ooupts
Tnrnor ~ M.pcbIa ~ b1er aga;d take once.
m the onaen to-d.v md w. ~ ma,.eu y.s
new Government: He eave Her Ms1eetr ~ .o.n nn
uitation Win b;s ~ ,ro ~. suo .o1 con-
Hbrosd Tha nnear, accoSnd ~ "nom 5 9esela1 were
Tsi-ns J ~ do1"aluea te1egTamS 70 LORDS Derby,
..f1I r. >;u ~ caaaGatson. untu answers arrive 1t
NJ svsnts po7SiT1e ms. 20 aa 1oreteH the course
nrevs;ie Tha consar,.gE,a gea'sss 1 unSeitalnEy
f Va o11;ca .;1e 4eaoeIs op!ect TO
70 r.oi. "ale Iaelt party fs IN the minority
reno,t - nrax.i1sa aun nop9e 81 Gonohs' ~ 3h
x,.-,;s;,.s4P :H!1eo to-uRnt u tae 1oDo1es OF
~na1; - Aau u gene1alg c{ented, that Dis
taeh, on Monday, will inform the Queen that he
T. 8 unable to form Government, and will advise
aef- Ma1esty to call upon Earl Granville to pre-
e19e oFer frov1slonal Cabinet until July, when
Z alssolnhon OF Parliament should be ordered
alaostone,s supporters declare that Lord
a11nfAla WI pos.nyely decline such position,
9no sna& nis1aen, having brought about the
Sfnvernmenss defeat, must take the responsi-
pl4sy;
II OsfAe1 Ultimately declines the task Of
sleaIing Caoinet, II lh.probaoie an appeal,
Nuton ootn pattlee nes11ate TO initiate, WILL be
mace ~ 70 me country.
1ne a.1nlstels oecadea 81 tneir nfss meeting
yeeteroay 20 resign, out held second meeting
1or tae a1opnon OF formal resolution to that
Sneet. FROM tne moment tae result OF the
naa nls.aaoa % ne nasn un1velntg BIZ was an
pn9nnceo, 9iaostone never "aTered IN his deter
1aa..on 4na;n TO- 70 tes1gn. %
~ Eata "aS - ~ ne1a gwen notice OF hia motion
.t.tet ao.s =. sonnaenee ne1oIe the ministerial
.71;cIin s,+;a;]. adte, out tae fremier, rising
Nj. 1,ot;o- an1s;e @s: uia &no II y Denesed that
Hrder csn MT ba ~n1n u aa' IA Tas ont OF
fnS' -aact' '>a LUZ 10 eo'e1'a1neo and FILL hare no
u~zs eu,
T,osnou bSarct "ca 70 oFS:.m Fp;..,, .:,o
fhronoh Wesr1nine+a- +o~da4 "on. "nuI l;ulng
eEer, probably refuse to tako Office.
The Queen has sont for Earl Granville xvho in
poW nnt1eaynrinr IN firm, a Cvh;no+