Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-03-09
END OF PARLIAMENT
Announced for the S3d Inst.-Passage of
tho Irish Relief Bill-Dcstructive Arsenal
Explos.on-Miscellan
ENGLAND.
DISSOLUTION OF PARLIAMENT.

DISSOLUTION OF PARLIAMENT.
LONDON, March Sin the house OF com.
mons to-day the chancellor of the exchcquel
stated the queen had been advised to dissolve
parliament at Easter. The chancellor of thu
exchcquer in making the announcement SAID
he thought it desirable to state the views Of
the government regarding dissolution. These
were that the urgent measures regarding
Ireland were now in 80 forward q state that
the question could be decided and that 9
spring dissolution was always better than
an autumn one. The government therefore
had advised the queen to dissolve parliament
at Easter Hee said the new parliament could
meet the beginning of May. He expressed
the hope the house would cooperate with the
government to enable them to accom-.
p!ish tho necessary work before
budget Thursday next, and said the bill for the
allocution OF the six vacant seats in the house
weuld be withdrawn.
The Irish relief bill passed both houses Of
parliament.
BEAcoNsFIELD's ANNOUNCEMENT.
In the house of lords, Lord Beaconsield
stated when the chancellor of the exchequel
had made his financial statement in the house
of commons, which he hopes to do immediate
ly, and when arrangements 5efitting the occa-
sion are complete, the queer would be advised
to dissolve parliament.
The chancellor of the exchequer, in thu
course of his statement in regard to the ap
preaching dissolution of parliament, explained
that the government had been unable to come
to decision earlier because of the necessity Of
procuring parliamentary sas otion for Irish re
lief measures. They might now consider the
pressing Irish difficulties ended. The new
parliament he thought would be in working
order in the course of the first week in May
In answer to inquiry by Dei!yn ne gave TIN
23d of March as the date of dissolution. The
announcement Of the dissolution was received
with cheers.
BEACoNsFIELD 8 IRISH MANIFESTO.
LONDON, March 8.-Lord Bsaconsfeld SEM
the following manifesto to the lord lieutenant
of Ireland: Measures respecting the state Of
Iceland are about to be submitted for royal a.
sent The arts of the agita: ors have been de
feated by liberal and prudent measures, which
parliament unanimously sanctioned. Dur
ent administration the improvement
of Ireland has much occupied the care OF
the ministry, and they may remember with sat.
isfaction that they have solved one of the most
difficult problems connected with its govern
meBt snd people. by establishing system of
public education open to all classes and creeds.
Nevertheless danger in its ultimate results,
scarcely less disastrous than that of pestilence
and famine, abstracts the country. A portion
Of its population is attempting
to sever the constitutional tie which
unites it t. Great Britain: The strength OF
this nation depends upon chi ty. The inme-
diate dissolution CT parliament will afford an
opportunity for the ration to decide the course
which will materially Influence its future for
tune. The powers of Europe and peace OF
England will largely depend upon the verdict
of the country. The doubt inseperable from q
popular election arrests the country's in
fluence and is the main reason for not delaying
an appeal to the national voice.
DEAD.
julius Bur, proprietor London Sunday o.
Sfrrtr, is dead.