New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-28
BRITISH CABINET APPOINTMENTS.

QUEEN-sIR WILLIAM HARCOURI's REFLECTION
TO BE CONTEsTED--THE VICERoY OF INDIA.
LONDON. Tuesday, April 27, 1880.
The Press Association says: We believe the fol-
lowing appointments have been sanctioned by the
Queen:
Lord President of the C0uncil--The Duke Of Argyle.
Secretary Of State for The Home Depdrtmeht-Slr VII
Secretary Of Stale JOr he Colonial Department-Earl
of Kimberley.
Frcsidcni ofi6e Local Government BOard-The Right
Hon. j. StanSfcd q,
Sccrciayy of Slate for India-Tho Marquis of Hart
lDgtOn. o,.,,
Lord High ChdnceN0r-IOrd SelbOme.
ChiQ Secretary for ircidnd-llr VIM d. Forster.
First LOrd of The Admiratty-Lord NorthDro0k.
1t is believed that the following appointments
outside of the Cabinet have been arranged:
Attorney GenerGl-DTr. Henry James.
Solicitor GeRGal-Mr. Farrer Herschild.
Lord ChdmbcridiH-LOTd KcnmaTe.
Mistress Of the RObes-Thc Duchess of Westmin-
stcr.
There will bo council at Windsor Castle to-
morrow when, it is expected, the new Ministers will
be sworn in.
Parliament will meet at Q o'clock on
Thursday afternoon next Tho Right Hon.
Henry b. W. Brand LiberaD will be
reelected Speaker of the House of
Commons ncm con. The House of Commons will
adjourn on Friday the 3Oth inst. for about fort
night to permit the reflection Of members who take
Ollie" in thc new ministry.
terminrd to contest the reflection OF Sir William
Vcrnon-Harcourt Liberal for that constituency.
The PaH NAL GdsCHc says If the Right H0n.
Robert Lowo (Libera). reelected member OF tho
House of Commons for London University, rs
created II peer. rs is generally expected, he VIII
take the title OF Eiscount Shcrbrook.
RETIREMENT or THE OLD MINISTRY.
IoSDoS Wednesday, April IS 1880.
The Standard says Lord Beaconsfeld took leave OF
the Queen yesterday.
The following appointments have been finally
made
The Dnkc Of Argyll-Lorl of the Privy Seal.
The Earl Of Kimberley Secretary Of State for the
Colonial Department.
Mr. John Bright-ChanceOr OF the Duchy OF
The Marquis Of Rpon-Vceroy Of India. Gle
was offered the Vlceroyalty of either Ireland OF
Tic report that Lord Derby was offered a seat in
'T Tho I,''iI absence g" Of advanced Liberals has
aftcr long negotiations, been met by con.
Mr. Mr. CPImIG52p q @ T9aT Of T4o 4o5c wi" probably DO
Sir Charles Dilko accepts tho position of Under
y6aer for tG% FTfFn @ m PpGrtTG'nP dTG President
the Council instead of tho Duke of Argyll, as re-
ported Yesterday.
! # is officially announced that tho late Minister:
will ~ 20 Windsor to-day by the 1910 p. M tram
and the now Ministers by the l:l0 p. m. train.
Lord Cranbrook attended the Indian Oilice fol
the last time yesterday.
LIVERPOOL, Tuesday, April q, 1850
The London correspondent of The Ddiiy Post states
that the Marnuis OF Ripon-who was chairman o.
the High Joint Commission at Washington, ID. C..
in IS7I-wil succeed Lord LyttOn as Viceroy o.
India.
has been appointed Lord Great Cham
hcrlnin. the Earl Of Sydney LORD
IIigh Steward the Earl of Cork and Orrory. Mas
ter of the Horse; Mr.. Shaw-Lcfrvrc, Secretary O
the Admiralty; Mr.. w. J. Adam, Chief Commits
siOncr Of Works aud Buildings.