New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-18
FORECASTING THE CABINET.
CHURCHILDs ULTIMATUM TO SALISBURY.
MR. CHAMBERLAIN ON DUBLIN CAsTLE-RETURN OF
THE QUEEN TO WINDSOR.

MR. CHAMBERLAIN ON DUBLIN CAsTLE-RETURN OF
THE QUEEN TO WINDSOR.
LONDON, June 1S.-The composition of the
new Cabinet has been partially settled as follows:
The Marquis Of Salisbury Prime Minister andsecretary
OF state Tor the Foreign Department.
sir Michael Edward Hicks-Beach, Chancellor OF the
Lord Randolph Churchill Secretary of State for India
Richard Assheton Cross Secretary OF State Tor the
The Right Hon. Edward Gibson, Lord Chancellor of
Ireland.
The Right Hon. william Henry Smith probably will be
Secretary for War; Colonel Frederick Stanley Secretary
for tho Colonies; the Earl of Carnarvon viscount
Cranbrook, Lord Lieutenant of Ireland and Sir Stafford
N0rthcote. Lord President of the Council.
Arthur J. Bafour. NJ. p, nephew OF the Marquis Of
Salisbury to be Chief Secretary; Mr. Holmes, Attor-
ney-Gencral, and Mr. Monroe, Solictor-General for
Ireland
Sir Hardinge Clifford Is to be Lord High Chancellor
Mr.. Chamberlain. president Of tho Board of Trade
speaking at meeting In support Of his brothers candi
dature for Parliament said that Lord Randolph Churchill
had his foot on Lord salsburys neck. He Chamber
ain) liked Lord Randolph. however, because he had
borrowed HIS political baggage from tho Radicals. Mr.
Chamberlain dwelt upon the antagonism between the
policies of Lord Salisbury aud Lord Randolph Churchill
In regard to ireland, Egypt. and concluded The
time has arrived to reform that altogether absurd and
Irritating anachronism known as Dublin Castle"
Office regardless OF obtaining Liberal support. They
rely upon the moderate Liberals to volunteer their sup
port
Sir Stafford Northcotes acceptance OF peerage Is
generally regretted 1t will leave the Conservative
leadership In the House OF Commons too much under the
influence OF Lord Randolph Churchill. Sir Stafford
Northcote's title will be Lord Iddeselgh.
1he Tncs In an editorial says: The new cabinet Is
compromise between rebuilding the Disrae Ministry
and the infusion OF blood demanded by Lerd Ran
doph Churchill 1t Is not complete triumph for Lord
Randolph, although his principal demands
have been conceded. MIsgivings are widely
entertained lest his rashness and nexpericnce n1ict
injury In India at critical moment but he must work
IN harmony with Earl Duern aud the council Of India
Lord Randolph probably insisted that the re-
newal OF the Coercion act be abandoned.
Referring to Mr. ChamberlaDs charge that 10000
soldiers maintained In Ireland to support British
rule The Times asks him II he will no ready TO acquiesce
IL Ireland wishes separate when the restraining force
is removed aud warns him against trining for party
purposes tn the gravest Imperial interests
LONDON. June f7.-Another conference Of
Conservatives held at to-ay I'm the house OF
Marquis Salisbury, for tho purpose OF selecting
the persons to MI tho several Offices so that u
complete Cabinet may be presented To Parliament
on Friday. Lord Randolph Churchill was present and.
It IL said. make condition OF his acceptance OF ONCE
that Sir stafford Northcote should not be made
leader OF the Conservatives In the House OF COMMONS
fhc conference lasted hour and IL Is believed that all
obstacles the formation OF Cabinet have boon sur
mounted ,Lprd Randolph Churchill remained with the
Marquis OF Salisbury after the others had gone The
Conservative leaders will have another meet
ing before decision Is finally taken upon
the constitution OF the new Cabinet.
II Is reported that Attorney General James Will be
elevated to a pccragc, anl that Sir Henry Drumn)nd
wola ST. H. for Portsmouth, will be given place In the
Cabinet
The Queen arrived this morning at windsor from Bal
moral and at o'clock this afternoon the Marquis OF
To.torrow hs Will go agan Windsor and inform the
Queen. the prescribed for tho ceremony aud
obseryed for that he IL rea iy to obey her
commands accept the responsibility for the conduct
OF the Government
The Pail NAL Quite OF this afternoon has an editorial
article believed To he inspired by W. Lessar %. the Rus
snn section OF the Afghan Boundary Commission, aud
coched In angry terms II says that. unless the Mar
outs o Salisbury wishes 20 deepen the conviction Of Rus
sa that his Ministry OF war. he Will cancel
the appointment of Lord Randolph Churchill "a Secre-
tary OF state india Russia continue; the article,
arcady regards the Salisbury Cabinet with such sns-
plcion that any sudden hitch cause such rupture
Of the negotiations In progress Will result In
war"
Il sii that the Queen Is determined 1t possible to
induce Mr.. Gladstone 10 accept p'erase She viii
again offer him title and IN the event Of his refusing IT,
will confer one on Mrs. Gladstone.