New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-11
TORIES SEEKING POWER
ANXIOUS TO FORM A GOVERNMENT
THE QUEEN EXPECTED AT WINDSOR oAatnI
GOSSIP ABOUT A NEW CABINET.

.. r,, vx-prcTED AT WINDSOR CASTLE lo-DAA
GOSSIP ABOUT NEW CABINET
ro>, June 1O.-An official order was IS
,aa might closing Windsor Castle TO the puoh0
to,morrow. This is a sure sign OF tho ADVENT Vi Wv.
ouoon As windsor is only thirty minutes by raii iron
London, the return of Her Majesty Will si0"'''
nubrc business at the present Crisis
rr, o,een has summoned the Marquis OF Haruhs'"n'
So,orv of state for War; to Bamora Castle l. is no.
tro1vn whether he is summoned as a represeh'ao
Mr. Gladstone, or is to be invited 10 lorn n0" ,r
ord harrington seems to be in no hurry 10 comply WIN
the summons. and has not yet star'eu ioi :, Dor
,,t waited upon Sir Stafford Northcote ana inc
Marouis OF Salisbury to-day ana urgeu .ne " - A.,
office The Marquis Of Salisbury s'uVeo 'aV IT.
ouaen called them they must form a GoVerhine"" az
,SouId support Sir Stafford Northcote as Premier anu 1V
expected that the queens coni"'nU' ~
Stafford in that position.
The ouetness that has prevailed in the Stock Exchange
throughout the present crisis is traceape 10 pup.0
heljef that the Conservatives must maintain lot
of time the continuity of the foreign pohcy' si'"-
immersion Is prevalent on the European bourses
1t is rumored that the Queen has sent teiesl "
Mr. Gladstone requesting him TO reconsider MS "eciSo
70 resign There is reason, however, u
belieye that Mr.. Gladstone VIII, unuoi
the existing conditions, consent to resume once
The Prime Minister still remains in London 1t is be-
ueyed that the Queen will return from Baiinoral oi
saturday A.,
The Standard announces by "authority" that Ine
Conservatives. If entrusted by the Queen WIN tho
formation of new Ministry, will undertake the du'
The chief difficulty encountered by the conservatives
in their discussions regarding the formation OF Mill
is+rv saws The Pail Man G0set is the problem what 10
do with Lord Randolph Churchill. He claims 10 @ nave
done much i'm the OF destroying the LlDeraI noN
ment and demands his share Of the spos, IL Is aaIen
that the older Tory leaders regard him as trOuDesoe
sand somew hat dangerous 10 have around IN Nau9ha
cnnncis The Gazette intimates that a pOnte eioIt
Vii he made TO get rid Of him II the Conservatives Iofh
a acoyernment He will is said be requested TO 20 70
Ireland II not to succeed the Earl OF Spencer as %
lieutenant then Chief Secretary the sort OF .as
which is already being applied TO the young ieaner
something Ike this: "You certainly prefer GUY 3,f
mere ambition therefore, you should accept TINS ai
cult and dangerous post Dare you accept NH you ot
accent then whether you succeed or mli You WIZ a. ~
least prove that You possess the great quantles o IN
trenidty and sefsacrifce which among the greaest
ifts nossessed by popular statesmen Lord hahuolpn
Is susceptible to attery, and he might prove great
Irish governor - ~, c,oAs.o,o.s rct,re.
ent IL is generally believed here, will not auecI Tue
settlement of the Afghan frontier question: ~
PaRIs June l0-The Repubttque frdncaSe says
Europe must distrust Ministry, wherein the wisdom
of Sir Stafford Northcote be annuled Dy inc pas
sionate imprudcnce OF the Earl OF salisbury anu no
peuIaDee OF Lord Randolph Churchill, Wheh IoIeiSH
auesttons demand ; much GOODNESS anu TACT