, 1877-02-08
leagues, and tho probable resignation Of Lord

leagues, and tho probable resignation Of Lord
Salisbury. The reports assert Tint the Earls
Dcaconsflctff aNl Dcrby arc mt only pleased by
tho Marquis Of aaltsbury's failure, but they
largely coptr!luicd to 4 throl,gl, the nstr,s-
'nsntalsy .; ST. Henry Elliott british Amhassa-
isu,nors 0f differences Of opinion arc Doubt
!css we'll founded, ns. tie 1rteecdIngs of the
Conference slow that Lori 9altsl,ury's speeches
went far beyond tho views Of Ear!a llcaeo1lsflc'l
ami Derby. with this exception the reports nrc
The Manchester Gnardtan's special from Lon
don saya: "publlc run1or attaches so much lin.
Iorfnnce to the dtvCrgcncca between thc Mar-
ai's Of Salisbury aud Earl Dcaconaifcld that It
y stated tM9nGht o. that Lord Salisbury has re.
thuugh people we'll informed consider that tlo
dlnger Of tic Government respecting the East
crn question Is quito as great Within the Cabinet
MS on tic opposition stlo Of the 1fonse.'
~ 4 BtNuuLAn INCIDENT
occurred to-day b connection witt, Lord Sails.
hury's return. lie crossed from Dou!o9nr tn
lie tidal steamer, On bonrsl Of which he fGtn,t
gr Henry Elliott. Instead OF the two GINNING to
!t'tluon together, Lord Sa1isbuty came alone OIL
ttle spccal train, and Elliott tatnc by tho orli-
nary tidal train.
WHAT TIE TINES BATS
The 7imts1 leading editorial eays: "Wc may
,,5 90 snfe The Cinema speech viii be norc THU,
question VII! he brief as possible, AMI almost
exclusively Of historical character. Tho Queen
viii express the satisfaction witt, which rho
jolncd the Allies IN procuring the armisttcc. She
VIII areor,l to Lord Salisbury the need OF
grct that tho Porte declined Tho proposals which
were not prciudlctal to the interests Ut Turkey,
and Which would t.ayo restored tho peace Ut
Europe. Her sfnjcsty will stute that she has
dissatisfaction. Tho spcycfl woultl naturally
lave go,e on to express TIC hope that the Sui
TIM would spontaneously agrce to terms Of peace
With scrvia and Montenegro such rs could to
eailetstned W the Powers, and Introduce re.
mike 1urtler Interference neither necessary ilur
5ustllnb1c. The events of this week, however,
have necessarily t!vdct the concluding phrases
rc'atIyc to- tle Eastern. question. Without
tle speech viii express tlir i,opc ti'at wl'at as
happened will prnyc favorable to the torciltatosy
coui,cils and restoration Ut diplomatic inter-
cuurse but Eotfing will be said rs to tho co.tr4o
1f e fafs ss: 0Hst:fgk / X, sc scSas a4S,1 r @ Ct
ialIy communicated to the Government.
"Tlc other subjects touched up1t, In tho
speech will bc tho Delhi proclamation, tho
!ntlar famine, Alrfsn,, troubles. ,and various
over froi1, last session, Will 30 enumerated as
again IT, 10 brought forwards.
The Times, lluwevcF, remarks: "Ercry one
must feel doubtful whether these dry bones can
eannot bu high. 1t IL believed tint discreet A.
lenee will GcBt bccon,e tho Chancellor vi tue
Exc1lcquer. The usual paragraph concerning
economy a1ul ctllciency urr!yetl Mt IN framing
The Times nlso hints ut tiynlrics In ttte cabE.
net, as follows: "rtcrt can, ot courtc, DO ITO
trace In thc speech of tic pcrsonl speculattons
with which the air IA fife. It Is doubtful
world as to tic secret Vi Milata falt, or Concern.
Ing tile spectacle of Bcaconsdctd und Salisbury
sitting sidc by sfdc OH the bcl,cll Of LosdE.''