New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-07-09

.xvroIrs TO HEAR ADMIRAL sEfMOOHS
Guns
rBY CABLE TO THE TR-BUNE'l
,o,,rov Ju,v s-Nr. Gladstcne's inclination to
,.c,rd Yesterdays defeat on the proposed amehu-
,ont 20 the depression bill directed against tpe
Ministry or himself personally, isenergetlcaly coni
h,,aa nv his colleagues and the party generally ln
ending tle very Liberals who occasioned his ce-
,.t Nobodv wishes OF expects either his reslgna-
tior or the dissolution of Parliament. MI. UASu-
stone. language undoubtedly menaced the house
with oas OF the other, but even the CONSERVATIVE
mes, agree that tie occasion IS not suinclehuy
seri,ns 10 warrant eithet The stories about Mr'
Gladstones personal eagerness TO retire nave N'uo
fo,nda.ion What lie really wishes to do Is
resign the Chancellorsh:p of the Excheqier wAich
he vii do whenever arrangements can be made.
SOURCES OF LIBERAL OPPOSITION.
The Liberal opposition to the proposed provlso
oftse Crime bill prohibiting night searches except
on suspicion of secret society meetings, had
NJ reference 70 possible Ministerial changes.
It son1rg, first, from tire fact that the
Ish proposed it; secondly. from the extreme disn-
cl,nation of the Liberals again to be entangled in
apy irish compronise and, thirdly, from the con-
v,etion that mischief would certainly result from
weakening tie powers of the Irish executive
Tic House as a whole meant the Ministry to under
.ans that Parliament is earnest about the Crime
nil and di.Ikes all concessions to Irlsh clamor.
The Liberals who left the House without voting
vers not less willing to sec the Ministers
bssten on that point, than those vo,ing
AGAINST the amendment. Mr.. Goshen, though
lately supporting the Government, effectively aided
lis opponents By his speech and refusal to vote.
TIE WHIPS NOT TO BLAME.
The Liberal whips are blamed uUdeseryedly. 1t
is 6oul.fal Whether anything could have pre-
vented the defeat SO hostile the Liberal fee.-
icg. The refusal of the ParneIies to support their
own proposal was characteristic of them.
They cared little for that or any
other amendment in itself, but they
cared greatly TO emba,rass the Ministry.
in whose defeat they rejoice. When the defeat
which they might have prevented became known
ths Liberals freely expressed the hope that Mr
Gladstone would at last see the futity OF attempts
to seonre tie loyal cooperation of the Irish irrecon
o;lables. Not few of the Liberals resented the
eSorts Of the wbips-who were aided, report says.
by oue Cabinet MinisteT-to induce tie Irish mem
bers 70 come to the Tesoue of the Government.
Tha Cabinet meeting this afternoon excltes
interest but the Liberals Of all shades, Radicals
e1cepted acquiesce cheerfglly yesterdays result
lstiuestoDs from all quarters reach Mr.. Gladstone
.hat anything Ike q Ministerial crisis on such an
issue would lisoTgaDige The party. Many of those
abstaining in opposition yesterday ordinarily
among tbe most loyal supporters of the Ministry.
Yssterdays incident has thrown into the shade for
the moment previous occurrences, but the
Ministry had already suffered from the small
ness of the majority on the Arrears bill,
nearly eighty Liberals staying away from that di-
viGon. Ths Ministry have, nevertheless been
heartily supported by heavy majOrities, whenever
dealing firmly with Irish obstruction, as in 0'DoE-
nePs case or Irish crime, as proved by the steady
pressure of tie House ON Che Ministry to finish the
Cnme oil on Friday night.
pKLAY II TIE EGYPTIAN AFFAIR.
Ihs siowness of events in Egypt disappoints the
LDgh'h public, which chafss under the inaction,
resents the prolonged toleration Of Arabi Pacha,
cannot make out what the conference
u doing, and longs to hear The guns of the fleet
SPEAK out. But the situation has probably dis
hactly improved, if, as is believed here, Bismarck
fr'liy supports England at Constantinople
Mr.. LowEIL's RESIGNATION
me Commercial Adrertisers story of NJ. Lowels
recent resignation was pure invention, ard its
Assertion that denias of the original statement are
merely diplomatic is simply false. The truth is
'Aat Mr. Lowell, complying with diplomatic usage,
tsaae'sd his formal resignation On General Arthurs
accession, hut never since. The Adrertiser's fable
attracted some attention here the character Of that
asPer heing unknown.
TIIE FoURTa or JULY IN LOSDoN.
The Fourth of July was celebrated in London by
bah Of Fremasons in tavern and in hotel by
motley gathering of partly patriotic and partly
siVarusiug character. Otherwise the anniversary
evoked only casual allusion from the London press
AIofts TO indace The Prince Of Wales to attend the
1oel party failed The Duke of Suther-
.@n'' who goes everywhere, was present
" we've the American Minister and Cousnl-
0ene'aL who amiably overlooked the
sSe"|A na5ie nature of the invitations IN their
s's'fe Tor celebration of some sort Mr.
-''Aui' cyrus W. Field and other transient Amerl-
ssa visitors went
GENERAL MOTIFS
''e agAia current respecting Lord Rcsebery's