, 1880-05-20
English Conservative Leaders
Meet III Council In
London,
And Decide to Maintain an Atti.
tude OF Dignified oppo.
sition.
The Striking Operatives ut blackburn
VIII Resume Work Uncondi.
tionntly.
People Of Northern Hungary Suffering
Severely from Scarcity Of Food

GREAT BRITAIN.
THE QuEEN's SPEECH.
LONDON, May 10.-1t is believed tho
Queens speech, on tho reassemblinc OF Par
lament tomorrow, Wilt allude briefly to the
results Of tho general election. Sympathetic
reference will be made to the distress IN Ire
land, bnt tho tone regarding 1t will be hope
fu1. Measures lnr The anlellUrntiOn nt tlte
condition OF tho otenant-fartners will bc pronl-
!sctI The renewal Uf the Ballot act ntal tic
introduction of II Census lIll may claln' 1reil-
ton In connection with the maintenance ut
European peace. Thu speech will announce
this dispatch to tho Powers Of n circular ny
Lord Grnnyllte Foreign Secretary, and llltll-
cntu the reception it met will, at the forclE,,
Courts. Allilsto1 will he made to the pact1i-
CATION and reorganization now proceeding III
South Africa.
Tn1cKErr AND HANLAN.
Trickett, tho Australian onlYinn1,, md
11n,,lan arc expected to meet OH tho Thames
WILL nEstaS.
Samuel pltmsol1, Liberal, has offered 10 re-
9xa yar es s isqs wn If fuelt nsaf to1 efs nS,Oy y IL
p private al 81 ueetir,e Of Piinlsoii's supporters
last night and tho majority 0f tIose present
decided to recommend tic acceptance of Ills
ufler.
THE 1lr '"''Ss.
The result of tllu t.. ,.tun for Wigtown
burgl.s, by whici, j.. afcLarcM, Liberal, WIS
defeated by Mark Stewart. Conservative. Is
attributed 70 McLnren's alleged col,lectloil
with the Fagot houses a!nl tl1sapproyal by
of tho Marquis Of lstpon anil Lord kenlnnrc
70 nillces under the Grown, they belltg Roman
Catholics.
Henry Ashwnrth, tile wcll-known manu-
faeturer IT Manchester, md prom!.ynt
Cohdetlite pUltticiaH, died Mt F!Urcstce, Italy,
Ut Roman fever.
LONDON. May 1o.-'rhe T!!ncx t!'iA 1noI'l-
ing, In u,l etlitnrial on the Fortune Buy dis
the Statesmen! who weIe originally resl'onsl-
biz fur the Treaty Ut Washington, nrt NuW
Shrink fruin this task Ut amending 1t wherc
they l1sar SEQ the need for amendment. Thu
rights conferred BY treaty, whether Oh Amer
lean or British fishermen, .re, ,ts Secretary
Evars cortei.tts not exclusive, but colil1'lt,sl
Tho nRreelnelt suggested by Secretary, ~, r.,
some joint ;rtion, n,lopt regulations protect.
Ing tho fisheries, would ut any r1t. prevent
future controversy, llur need there hu Aly III.
s,,ncrable obst.Sle to I'LL sln'icable adjustment
The patlu Nc,ps, discussing tho difficulties
Of tho EtlstErn question: tts fur As the GUvtrlt-
lnent IL concerned, sWys tint this Fortune
nay question is nf !luet' less ilgln1pEorta!'ss
thinks tint tho proposition Ut Mr. Eyarts
tentls to Impose unreasonable duties On tho
Government, ind f. M o'F-lland sort nf
Ing less tlIan n Recommendation. The sub
tcct IL Oiie calculated 10 cngAEa tho cntiro
attention 0f te laoyGrnt,lcht aild tho country.
aud It laty bo left witt, satety in thu hanus Of
the Cabinet for tic present.
WILL. l1E OPPOSED. -
It Is stated the CONSERVATIVES are letter
mined tU oppose tho election 0f Sir William
1Iarcourt ut DBrby. 1t fH sAitl Sir Robert
Peel will be Invited to stand.
WILL RESUME.
BLAcKBu1sN. May 10.-An unconditional
resumption Ut work by the striking cotton
operatives Is expected.
THE CONSERVATIVES IN COUNCIL.
LONDON, May 18.-Four hundred md fifty
noblenlen n1!d gentlemen Were present ut tile
meeting Of tic CONSERVATIVES ut tho Bridge.
tsr III l9nse toa cGi!!,S G,d!,aS LSEis aktat Ss
and Mr.. Cross. L0rl 1}caenhst1etA. utter llas.
ing expressed the hops that thu proceedings
would BIZ regarded as strictly privAte, re-
ferret( to tho sudden elnnge IN the position
Of 1MrtieS. but l!u saw no re,lsOll to despair.
There were already signs OF encouragement.
II thu Conservatives were true to THUR prlll'
ciples, llp looked forward TO- their return tn
power at M distant lerind: lloexprtssetl STIR
prise thnt Gladstone after his repeated express
sion Of ndeslre to retire from political contro
vcrsy, should accept two posts. Lord Zen
eoi!siiel1 deaied tlMt le ever Intended t9
that the CONSERVATIVES maintain the attitude
Of tli9nite1 opposition. TO u certn!n TX
tent Kndlcalism for tho present WIS tri
ninphaHt, but nothing would !n'!1les him e
He attributed tho defeat 0t tho Conservatives
impossible for tho present Ministry, with Ii
dsis's sq fssatss ss ST. II 'sss stEe 1sf orteoc
and Lords Cnrnary0ll and Salisbury plsU