New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-13
TORIES TO FORM A CABINET.
c1.ApsroNEs RESIGNATION ACCEPTED.
r,,r MARQUIS OF SALISBURY SUMMONED TO BAL
MORAL BY THE QUEEN.


MORAL By THE QUEEN.
ro,nox. lime 12.-The attendance at this
.,,.rnoou,s sessions Of the House OF Commons ana
80 ~ Lords was large and there was un-
,o, animation in all the groups occupying tno
obb,es of both before the sittings. MI
.r,ounced In the House Of Commons tnat ne haa To-
,oned Office that the Queen had accepted MS resie
.iop and that her Majesty had Informed MN tna' She
smmoned the Marquis Of Salisbury, the leader Oh Tue
.,,;on IN the House of Lords to Balmoral for the
nrnose of entrusting him with the formation OF new
Hs,nistrv Mr. Gladstone continuing, said tnat u'ucr
the peculiar circumstances surrounding inc oues AZ,
Government he would little later, propose Una" % w
House of Commons adjourn until next Monoay. ~
cusstou had arisen he declared. whether IL "ou Uo
~. o., ,uh,,c convenience and interest to go on Win
.n. renanr eeislaon concerning the Rcdistrpu.on '"
sea. hin The present Government would only oo %
with fle consent Of the House. He did not pee'o .
anv difference OF principles in respect 10 TINS npoi
measure could now possibly arise between the
and he reminded the House that the Governmen' anu
.o onros,,on were both under compact regarding the
Redisrrbu,ion BILL 1t would however be grstyng W
himself and his colleagues in the retiring CABINET Dc
fore they ceased their public duties they couu rcs
the bill as sealed and delivered
Sir Stafford Norhcote, in behalf OF the ConserVa''o''
nonded that his party desired to proceed with the he
LAM, ,,on hin as ranidly as possible There was no
season why the amendments made to the Dill oy 'he
House of Lords should not at once receive the
tho House of Commons. but the question OF these
ents was in this peculiar shapethe amendments were
not vet prnted-and he thought IT desirable 70 n"'o
them printed before formally acting on theni
Mr. Gladstone expressed acquicscence win tnis wow
and the sitting of the House was suspenoeu u"' w
amendments should be received
The amendments as passed by the Lords having nhay
reached the House, the sitting was resumed III was "o
o,ded TO make the amendments the sutJect OF uscuss
ON next Monday and an adjournment was taken " ''
date -. r,or,suo
o,rcas that Mr. Gladstone had rendered TO the
the resignation Of himself and his entire Oaoue.
Lord Granville also stated that the Queen had aecep'eu
the resignation and had summoned to her presence 'he
Marous of Salisbury who is now at Balmorai' IncIe
fore Lord Granville said he hoped the houso "ou
abandon all ordinary business.
Teecrams from all the principal points along the route
toten nv the Marquis Of Salisbury to Bainora SHOW
that the Journey made through coh'ihueu seio W
popuar demonstrations on all that part OF the way
which lies in Scotland. Crowds assembled at all 'ne
railway stations and cheered the "oohins nian' "
the Aberdeen Station where the train stopped the DEM
onstrauon was particularly enthusiastic Here some
one called out Three cheers for Gladstone ana 'ne
invitation was greeted with groans and Kisses
The MARQUIS of Salisbury has consented to form
Ministry with Sir Stafford Northcote as Chancenor Vi
the Exehequer. -. ,
The Queen Is expected 70 arrive at "in"'oi N"' ~
Bamoral on Tuesday next
The Parnelite members Of Parliament have oegun
comforting with leading Conservatives with regard 10
the Coyerpment Ireland Mr.. Parnell ana nus
era strongly urge the Tories 10 adopt the homo ho
measure for Ireland . .... .,o+ Az Gladstone
intends to retire from the leadership OF the aperas
authorized The Earl Of Aberdeen mas oHereu MI oa
stone the use Of his residence near London lot inc r.
mander of the session. A messenger from MT; Slnu-
sfone arrived at Bamora two hours before Lor1 sans
bury The Queen will leave Balmoral on Iuesuay tu"
will arrive at Windsor Castle Wednesday morning;
It Is stated that from the Queen has arrived
for Sir Stafford Northoote. .....s...,-or,.
United sfafe Edmunds SAT under the Speakers
eIoNDoS June 13-The Standard this morning THINKS
that in the new Ministry the Earl OF Uarhar, Ui,
won will be Foreign secretary, Sir ,H,ie,I Mionaei
Hicks Beach Secretary for war. ana william
Henry smith First Lord Of the Admiralty IL also thlnks
that iorc Randolph Churchill will be offered III gn posl
iuf that II is not likely 10 be that OF Secrctary ior
Ireland The Standard says that the general eecl0n
viii probably be postponed until January unless tne
Conservatives unable to pass the Coercion Dill anu
find upon the expiration OF the nresent act In OctoDe
that they are unable TO govern Ireland without re-
newa of the act, when they Will DC comPeheu " u's
solve Parliament. -, o
ST PETERsBURG, June 12.-The newspapers here are
of the opinion that the English VIII be cOnpened 70
ehow that they disapprove Mr.. Gadstones poncy anu
express fear that change or Government VIII 10
preiudiced 10 the amicable negotiations when were
bending between the Gladstone Government ann RUSSIA.
The squadron under orders for the Pacific mas Deeh
ordered 10 wait in Finland Bay. -.
sIMIA June l2.-It is understood here that change
of Ministry in England Will not involve any change III
the position Of Earl Duferin.