New-York tribune., 1880-04-05
FOREIGN NEWS.
THE BRITISH LIBERAL VICTORY.
BEAcoNsFiELD UNDEcTDED WHAT TO DO-wHO WILL
BE IN THE NEW cADI~ET.

LONDON. April 4. $780,
Referring to the results of the Liberal VIC
tory and the prospects OF Cabinet being formed
The Observer tho only leading paper published here
SunCay says:
We understand there will be decision whether the
Government shall resign at await an adverse
vote OF Parliament, until the exact number OF the LIB
eral majority is nsecrtanCd After lhe result OF Ine
polling OH Friday became known SPECIAL messenger
WAS sent Baden Baden with dispatches for the Queen
We have reason to believe that Mr.. Gladstone disap-
Of the suggested III various quarters
that he accept subordinate office In the new adnnis-
tratiOn. He still adhcrcs to his intention OF not resh
Ing Occ. but will cordially support the recognized LID
eral leaders, Earl Granville ana the Marquis Vi hat-
The reports current the composition of the
Ministry obviously premature, as there has been no
consultation between Liberal leaders OH the subject We
mention the following rumors as possessing n certain
basis OF asc"ra,ned II said the Earl OF Derby
Will be offered the Foreign Oncr If he refuses as Is
probable the Office Will DO assigned TO Lord Kimberley
Mr.. ". T.. Forster will be Minister of Colonies; Mr.
% Of I o Lord rpra Of hs &
mialiy. Sir William Vernon Harconri. sir Charles
vanccd section OF tho party. WIN occupy in the
Cabinet. Lord Roscbery. 1t may aso be taken for
granted will hold an important post in the Liberal adj
mnisiatiOu.
MORE LIBERAL GAINS.
DR.. Kenraly, who was defeated at Stoke-uponTrent
on Friday. was at the bottom Of the poll,
which stood as follows: W. woodaIl NiberaD,
1880; II. Bloadhurst tLiberaD, 11,370; Rob
ert Heath Conservative, 5,126; DIR. Kenealy,
IO91. Mr. Heath returned to The last Parliament
by G,l3O votes ond DIR. Kcnealy by Clio.
The following Liberals elected yesterday:
Michael Arthur Bass, East saifordshire reGlected).
Henry Wggns East StaffOrdshirc. succeeding Mr. s. c.
Allsopp (Couserva'vc), Liberal gain. Donald
Currie. Perhshlrc. Liberal GAIN In 1868
Mr. Drummoud Moray Conservative WAS elected for
Perhslrc bv 2439 votes, the Liberal candidate. the
Hon. AgcrnOn L. Grcyiilc. receiving 2,250 R"hard
Davis AnGlcsoa (uGlectcd). Benjamin 1. williams,
Cat marthep District.
In Dungarvdn. Frank A. ODonrel.a Home Ruler,
has been Iaelcc'ei john Mnlholland GonservatlVe)
has been rejected for DOwnpatrick, Ireland.
IHE NEW FOREIGN POLICY.
LoEDoS Monday, April 8, 1880.
The Times in its leading article this morning, says
We do hes tate to predict that when the lhbera
Government comes into power lis policy re-
spcctiug the external relations OF the En-
pre- will bc prec,sely coincident Win thr
counsc's urged upon the Bcac0nsned ministry.'
The Tunes has adYHct satisfaction of the claims OF
Greece, guarautrrS the better government OF thn
Christians Armenia and other parts of Aslalc Tnrkcy
and withdrawal from Afgani-tan as soon as strong
The StGnddrd's dispatch from Bombay saws; In con-
sequence the result OF the British elections. the de-
parturc the Viceroy from Calcutta for sela has been
postponed"
The Liberal net gain s now SO seats.
An election meeting held yesterday. near
OssOry III the County Carlow, 10 snp
port the candidate OF Mr. Gray, Lord May
or OF Dublin who. speech. stated that parcels OF dy
Mantle were uner ne platform on which he than
stood. to blow up those wishing to vindcle the rights
OF IriBhmcu.