New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-24
THE MINISTRY CONFIRMED.
RADICALS TO HARAss THE GOVERNMENT.
,xsrRucrroys TO TIE RUSSIAN AMBASSADOR
PAPERS PROMISED.

,,,srprcrIoys TO TIE RUSSIAN AMBASSADOR
PAPERS PROMISED.
Ioxnov. .June 23.-The Queen has conhrmed
od salisburys Ministry. The Chief Secretaryshp i'r
IRELAND was offered to FIVE persons ana decheu peoe
sr william Hart Dyke accepted It,
The names of the new Ministers have not YET oeen al"
ronnced officially hut the Ministry is known to be con-
stituted as follows; r.
Prime Minister and Secretary ior foreiHh A""
Marquis of Salisbury. -, 90 aa Nor,hco,a
Chancellor OF the Exchequer-s'r Mich"ei L. i''A'
Beach. 81, ca, rYn,,cro ciGard
io rS prcsde,t of ihe Counoil-Viscount Cranorook.
Lord Privy seal-The Earl OF Harrowo!' a., p,o,,.a
secretary for the Home Department-sr hioh"iu
Secretary for the Colonial Department-Coonel Fred
erss sssreary eis for war-william Henry smith ,,,
Secrctary of State for India-Lord Ranuolpn Chc
First lord of the Admralty-Lord George Hamilton,
President of the Local Government Do"iu- Ai'H"'
President Of the Board of Trade The Duke of Rich
mWPresident of the CouncilThe Hon. Edward STAN
hopo. -, ro,oro Tho Earl of Carnarvon
Lord Chancellor of Ireand-Edward Gibson.
Postmaster- -(eneral-Iord John Manners
Acknowledgement for Ireand-Mr Holmes.
sn,ictor. General for Ireland-Mr Monroe. o,
Chancellor of the Duchy OF Lancaster-henry Snaph'
@ Shiei,Seoru';sI S;s.oner of Works-David r. Punket.
Parliamentary Secretary 10 tho Treasury
Parliamentary Secretary to the India oihce-Lord
Harris. 49, ,.,. oo,.r,os r pi,ch,e
Civil Lord of the Admiralty-Els Ashmead Bartlett.
The members of the Cabinet are Lord SALISBURY sir
Stafford Norhcoe, Sir Michael Hicks Beach, sir Haruhge
Gi,rd yscount Cranbrook Lord Harrowby sir hlcharu
Assheton Cross Colonel Frederick Stanley william H.
smith Lord Randolph Churchill Lord George Hamilton
lord John Manners the Duke of Richmond and Gordon,
the Hon. Edward Stanhope, the Earl OF Carnarvon ana
Edward Gibson -,
There are symptoms already that the Radicals VIII DO
their utmost TO harass Conservatives At an inform
oil m HNhf no
II fully satisfactory and to oppose the issue OF E1
.heouer bonds to meet the deficit Further
tbey will insist upon the passage OF
hill removing the franchise dsquallncaloh
from persons receiving pauper medical relief. During
the proceedings Of the House of Commons to-day
spirit OF revolt manifested IN the speeches OF Messrs
Ceilings and Laboucherc.
The Conservatives expect important diplomatic
changes Il reported that Sir Austen Layard will re-
trn to Constantnople and that Sir Edward Thornton
will remain at ST. Petersburg.
Sir Robert Hart has been appointed British Minister
to China and Corea-
Iis reported that Sir Henry Drummond Wolf has
been appointed to Sir Evelyn Barring as Consul
General at Cairo.
The Earl of Granville announced in the House OF Lords
this evening that the Marquis of salisbury sai accepted
Office All the amendments 20 the Redistribution OF
Seats BILL which passed in the House OF Commons,
were adopted; the House adjourned until Thursday.
Mr. Phelps the United States Minister, the Prince OF
Wales and the Dake of Edinburgh present during
the session.
In the House OF Commons Mr. Gladstone made the an
nouncenent that the Marc us of Salisbury had accepted
Office and said hoped by tomorrow to be able to
Inform the House the nature OF the communications
which had passed between himself and the Marquis oil
Salisbury upon the subject OF the recent Cabinet dead
lock.
kItis reported here Baron Staal. the Russian
Amba ssador instructed by his Government to
maintain an attitude of toward the Government
OF the Marquis OF Salisbury. IRON Won staal Is also
according the report. TO insist that
Zuikar Pass belong TO Russia In order TO ceck
any advance Afghauistan may parpose TO make INTO
Russian territory.
NJ waddington, the French Ambassador had long in
tcryiew with the Marquis of Salisbury