Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-06-25
SALISBURY IN HARNESS.
PARNEIL TESTING THE NEW
NIINISTRY'S IRISH POLICY.

/ istry went to Windsor Castle to-day and
/ formally delivered up the seals of office.
| Soon after the members OF the new Minis-
| try formed by the Marquis Of Salisbury
arrived aud went through the ceremony Of
accepting office from the Queen and re-
| ceiving the seals, making acts of obeis-
ance by kissing the hand OF her Majesty.
! Great crowds Of people We're assembled
| at the railroad depot upon the arrival of
the train bearing the new Ministry. The
Marquis of Salisbury ANA Sir Stafford
Northcote were loudly cheered Sir STAFF
ford to an especial degree. Lord Randolph
Churchill, en- the contrary, was received
with mingled cheers and grOans.
Sir Henry DrummOnd Wolf, at present
member Of Parliament for Portsmouth,
! will gO To Cairo forthwith as Envoy EX-
traordinary and Minister PIenipotentiary,
with the rank OF Privy Councillor.
THE DAY IN THE COMMONS.
There was "a full attendance OF the mem
bers in the House of Commons this after
noon. The Conservatives occupied the
Ministerial benches. The opposition
benches were very much crowded be-
cause of the refusal OF the Pamelltes
to surrender their seats. Mr..
Gladstone read to the House the CORE
! eDNHutAct bclWttU ulhlbell anu Tue hiht-
! quis of Salisbury relating to the recent
deadlock in the Cabinet, and which was
conducted through the medium of the
Queen. The letters of Mr.. Gladstone con-
vey to the new government assurances Of
general support on the part of the Lib
erals. Mr.. Gladstone, however, through
out the whole correspondence declines TO
make any specific pledges.
Rowland VIM, Conservative member
for Lincolnshire, North, moved "that this
| House, ut its rising, do adjourn until
Friday next" Mr.. Winn explained that
on Friday he would move for the issue Of
certain writs OF election. He also pro-
posed that on Friday next the House be
again adjourned until Friday Of the
following week in order to give
| opportunity for the reelection to Parlia-
ment OF the new Ministers.
Mr.. Parnell gave notice that he would
call the attention Of the House to the ad-
| ministratlOn of the crimes act IN Ireland
by the late government. Dir. Parnell also
said that be would move for an inquiry
into the conduct of the officials in the
Maamtrasna and Barbavilla cases. Sew
eral new writs OF election were ordered
to be issued. The House then adjourned.
Before the adjournment Of the House
Mr.. Winn withdrew his motion. The
House will meet tomorrow.
The Duke Of Marlborough is organizing
opposition to the reelection Of his brother,
Lord Randolph Churchill, for Woodstock.
Sir John Bennett is mentioned as the
Liberal candidate.
sALIsBURY's DEMANDS.
The correspondence which Mr.. Glad
stone read in the Commons to-day COM
prised a series of letters Of dates ranging
from June II to June 21. Lord Salisbury
| demanded pledges of Liberal support TO
enable the Conservatives to finish the alb
sOlutely necessary business Of the session
by giving the new government precedence
on those days fixed for the supply or
| appropriation bill, and If no other
way of meeting the deficit
were feasible let the income tax remain
at 8 pence for the remainder Of the year,
leaving the deficit to be met by an issue
of exchequer bonds or temporary loan.
Lord Salisbury explained that IL would
be useless tO take Office without the sup
port of the Liberal leaders, because an
| appeal TO the country under the seats bill
would be impossible before November.
MIR. Gladstone in reply gave assurance
that he had no wish to embarrass the new
government
IMPOsSIBILrrY or MAKING PROMISES.
After consulting his colleagues he ia
formed the Queen that he conceived that
IL would be contrary 10 public duty To
compromise the liberty Of the House Of
Commons by giving specific pledges not
to oppose the remaining business Of the
session before possessing ali the facts
bearing upon such business. He con-
cluded by assuring the Queen that the
facilities for eXpediting supply might
reasonably be provided, and that there
would be no attempt 10 withhold the ways
and means required for the public service,
but he could give no specific pledges I'm
regard 10 underlined questions.
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establish II regular Consulate at Kashgar.
II is understood that China has already
given consent 10 the arrangement.
THE EFFECTS OF GLADsTONE's LETTERS.
Mr. GladstOno's correspondence thor
Oughly satisfied the Liberal members.
The Radicals consider that IL leaves them
free TO follow any course Of opposition.
The Parnellites accept the appointment Of
Sir VIM. Hart Dyke as an indication Of
the intention Of the government 10 mode
rate the coercion act. Mr.. ParnelPs
motion 10 Investigate the Maamtrasna
and Barbayilla cases is intended TO test
the new governments policy.
DECORATED by THE QUEEN.
The Queen has conferred the order Of
the Garter upon the Earl OF Kimberly and
the Grand Cross Of the Order OF the Bath
upon Visc0unts EYersley and Sberbrooke.
She has also made y. W Hamilton, M
6ladstOne's private secretary, cOmpan-
ION OF The Order of the Bath. Sir Reginald
Welby, Assistant Financial Secretary,
will succeed Sir Il. x. W. Lingor as per-
manent Secretary 10 the Treasury, the
latter having been raised 70 a paerage.
Sir Harry Verney and Sir Arthur Otway,
members Of Parliament, haYe been APP
pointed members Of the PriYy Council.
MORE OF sALIsHuRY's APPOISrMENTs.
LONDON, June -, A. M.-sir Henry
Holland has been appointed Secretary 10
the Treasury. re-. Hon. B0urke has been
made Under Foreign Secretary. aud
Charles Dalrympio takes the Office Oi
Under Secretary for the Home Depart
ment Admirals Hood, COmmerell and
COdrington have been appointed First,
second and Third Sea Lords respect
lively. Earl Beauchamp has been
made Paymaster General. The Earl
Of Mount Of Edgecrumb bas
been appointed Lord Steward, the Earl Of
Latham Lord Chamberlain, the Earl OF
Bradford Master of the H0rte, the Mar
quls OF Waterford Master OF The Buck
hounds. Messrs. Dalrymple, HOlbert and
WalrOnd, Members OF Parliament, Junior
Lords OF the Treasury, and Rowland
Winn Patronage Secretary.
Lord salisbury will inform the meeting
Of Conservatives to-day Of bis reasons for