Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1885-06-24
THE NEW MINISTRY.
All Differences Between Mr.. Gladstone
and the Marquis Of Salisbury
Adjusted, and the
Conservative Cabinet Confirmed by the
Queen-The Formal Announcement
in the Lords aud Commons.
The Ministry as 1t Now Stands-The Re
firing Premier to Make a Statement
as to His Position.


litical affairs is believed to have been
passed, and most probably to-day all diff
ferences between the Conservatives and
Liberals will be arranged and the Con-
servs tives will form new Cabinet. 1t
is said that some technical points only
yet remain to be settled. In principle,
it is claimed that Mr. Gladstone has not
departed from the lines originally
adopted by him, but he has made fuller
concessions to the Conservatives than
were hoped for. He reserves, however,
full liberty of action in regard to any
new measures of moment that may be in
troduced into Parliament. At the same
time he undertakes to assist the new
government in completing the ordinary
business of the session.
THE RUSSIAN MINISTER'S ATTITUDE.
1t is reported here that Baron Won
Staal, the Russian ambassador, has been
instructed by his government to maintain
an attitude of reserve toward the govern
ment of the Marquis of Salisbury. Baron
Won Staal is also instructed, according to
the same report, TO insist that Zulfkar
Pass ought to belong to Russia, in order
to check any advance Afghanistan may
propose to make into Russian territory.
IN THE LORDS.
Earl Granville announced in the House
of Lords this evening that the Marquis
of Salisbury had accepted office, and that
he had gone to Windsor Castle to so in
form the Queen.
The House of Lords then adopted all
amendments to the redistribution of
seats bill, which passed in the House of
Commons. The House then adjourned IN
til Thursday next. United States Minister
Phelps, the Prince OF Wales and the
Duke of Edinburgh were present during
the session.
IN THE COMMONS.
At the meeting of the House of Com
mons this afternoon the members took
the same seats which they had previously
occupied. The attendance was larger
than on any previous day of the present
session.
Mr.. Gladstone announced that the
Mar uis of Salisbury had accepted office.
Mr.. Gladstone said that he had hoped by
tomorrow to be able to inform the House
of the nature of the communications
which passed between himself and the
Marquis of Salisbury upon the subject of
the recent Cabinet deadlock.
The House then adjourned to tO-mOr-
morrow, when a motion will be made for
the issue of new writs of election for the
members of the incoming Ministry.
sALIsBURY's FORMAL ANNOUNCEMENT.
The Marquis of Salisbury made the
formal announcement IN the House oil
Lords tonight that Mr.. Gladstone hav-
ing given sufficient and entirely satisiact-
DRY assurances of aid in the conduct Of
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Office and form Cabinet.
ADDITIONAL MEMBERS OF THE CABINET.
In addition to the names sent In these
dispatches last night, the following are
unofieially but definitely announced this
afternoon as members of the new Min
istry: Postmaster Genaral, Lord John
Manners; Attorney-General for ireland,
Mr.. Holmes; Solicitor Gen eral for Ire
land, Mr.. Monroe; First Commissioner
of Works, the BIT. Hon. David r. Punk
EFT; Parliamentary Secretary to the
Treasury, Rowland Vim; parliamentary
Secretary to the India Office, Lord Har
ris; Secretary to the Admiralty, Charles
7. Richie; Civil Lord Of the Admiralty
Ellis Ashmead Bartlett. The Rt Hon
Edward Gibson, besides being Lord Chan.
eellor Of ireland will have a seat in the
Cabinet, an unusual hGn9r.
CABINET PROPER.
The members of the Cabinet proper
are: Lord Salisbury, Sir Stafford North.
cote, Sir Michael Hicks Beach, Sll
Hardinge Clifford, Viscount Cranbrook
Lord HaFr6wby, Sir Richard Asshetor
Cross, Col. Frederick Stanley, Rt. Hon
VIM. II. Smith, Lord Randolph
Churchill, Lord George Hamilton, Lore
John Manners, the Duke of Richmond
and Gordon, ben. Edward Stanhope, tn,
] Earl of CarnaryOn, aud 1t. Hon. Ed
ward Gibson.
! THE NEY CABINET CONFIRMED.
The Queen has confirmed Lord Sails
! bury's Cabinet. The Irish Secretarl
| portfolio was offered to five others an,
] declined before Sir VIM. Hartdyke ao
| cepted it. There are symptoms alread!
| that the Radicals will do their utmost t
harass the Conservatives. At an intorma
meeting to-day they decided to fight tn
| budget unless it is fully satisfactory. AM
| to oppose the issue of exchequer bonds t
meet the deficit. Further, the
will insist upon the passage Q
a bill removing the franchise disqualiti
cation from persons receiving paupe
medical relief During the proceeding
of the House of Commons to- day spiri
of revolt was manifested in the speeche
of Messrs. Ceilings and LabOuehert
| The Conservatives expect importan
diplomatic changes. 1t is reported tina
SIR Austin Layard viii return to Con
stantiuOple, and that Sir Edward Thorn
ton viii remain at st. Petersburg.
THE STANDARD" ON THE CABINET.
The Standard complains of the com
position Of the new Cabinet, which
says is forcing round pegs into squat
| holes. Sir Wa. Hartdyke, it says, is a
untried man.
| THE PARNELLITEs.
The Parnellites have been asked t
cross the House with the Conservatives
but they refused. A rush for seats is eX
pected.
! WANTS TO MAKE a STATEMENT.
Mr.. Gladstone has asked Lord Sails
bury to permit him to make a statemen
IN the House of Commons tonight re
garding the nature of the arrangement be
tween the Liberal and Conservativ
leaders.
THE CABINET SUMMONED.
LONDON, June pa special Cabint
| council has been summoned by Lor
Salisbury for next Thursday afternoon.
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