The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-03-01
AFFAIRS ABROAD.
THE ENGLISH cENsURE VOTE
The GOvers%fsnt to Keep StiG Upper
LlPlE.Towar, and Great Britain
&c = Buffers Retreat
49,. "a Korti-Notes.
The CsbS8}. Talks of kesIsning.

Il LONDON, Feb. 2S.-The Telegraph
Estates that the cabinet men have been
summoned to meet at 2 o'clock this
afternoon to consider tie question of
3resigning.
CONSULTING ABOUT THE CENsURE
& MIDDLE.
Il POnsonby, the queens private score.
Htary, left Windsor to-day, and visited
sGladstone at Downing street. He was
Acl0seted with the prime minister for a
Bong while.
A CRISIS PREDICTED.
3P. M.-The cabinet council met at
O'Clock this afternoon, and is still in ses-
.sion, Earl Spencer, the lord lieutenant
pf Ireland, Is resent, having arrived
from Dublin this NORM" Inc out
eOme of tho meeting is very uncertain,
but crisis is predicted.
"a Every member of the ministry was pre-
sent at this afternoon IS cabinet council,
h The admiralty have ordered six torpedo
cruisers and invited proposals for sever
Mar ships from Clyde ship builders.
VA THE CONSERVATIVES UNDAUNTED.
& The governments majority Of II in
3 the division on the censure motion, in
Z he house of commons, last night, has
not disappointed the conservatives. II
Is the lowest majority the government
mas ever obtained upon any important
.ouestiOn since 10 entered office. The
cOnservatiYe vote, which is nominally
Estimated at 2i5, was increased to 2SS by
az votes OF Goschen and other Wings
and "A Irish members. The peace radi-
Ecals supported the government. The
eNcitement became intense toward the
and of the debate, when II became
KNOWN that n section of the Wings and
kthe ParnoliJo- had decided TO vote
against the government. This report
LED Il number of hesitatiug radicals to
tyOte against censure, thus saving the
SgOyernment from defeat.
GThe hOnss OF commons last uight wa
lGowded in every part early In the even
Iing, but the audience was thinned some
what when 1t appeared that the Elk
kpcctod Irish scene would not occur
Efhe house filed again, however, while
kLab1uChegG for, and Forster against
ttbe government, were speaking. Whel
tho marquis OF Harrington rose T.
speak, the result OF the division of tn
house Of lords was known, and the gal
bleri0s Of the commons was crowde'
Ewi.h peers and strangers, who vera KEEP
t0l the tip.,Oe of expectation until Tn
Eclose of tho debate. The Wings weu
theu perfectly unable 70 forecast tho II
splt, and everybody was anxious
THE PARNELLlrES
tgeve no iudioaiiGu of their decisio
fle scene was unparalleled in man
wears. Whom tbe motion was put tn
tPmelitios ballol curiosity by, II
m1nng seated til tho house wa
Icleared. and then rose in body an
wtnt with the Conservatives. Still th
result was unknown until the clerk at
vBnced to the table and read the figure
TIC 10 ult was received with vociierol
schotrs aud counter cheers.
THE TONE Of THE "rIMEs."
W3pho Times says: Technically, u
Qovcrumont escaped defeat, but mo
aly twas defeated and condemned.
lis difficult 60 believe that the MAORI
oil II will endure the strain o. the hea'
rates for the cost OF the expedition.
AoLADsroSE RUMoB,
RumOrs are current that in case Ola
rone resigns he will propose as his 81
cd ssor the Marquis Of Harrington,
poesent minister Of war.
1rhe cabinet council was in session
til $3.50 this evening; but tho result /
no. yet been 8scertalned.
Mln the commons last night HerliI
ton, secretary for war, said II was d
I'd India to show the vast MOhammed
ppnulatiOn of that country That EI
land could not be made TO retire beit
El Mahdrs fsnatical hordes. The g
Eminent had adhered to its pledge n
would not leave the SOudan until
inject had been accomplished.
All the Irish members voted agal
dc government.
nj 1t is reported that much dissension
curred during tho four hours session
the cabinet this afternoon. The o
decision arrived at during the con
ehco was that no ministerial resil
hon should he rendered until par
ment has disposed of the governmt
measure for 4 Redistribution Of seat