Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-06-19

THE LIBERALS ,REFUSE no
MAKE ANY PROMISES.


sitlon Not Probable and the Situation
Resolved into Deadlock More
Speculation as to tho Probable Mem
bers of the Conservative Cabinet.
LONDON, june lS.-Sir Hardinge Clifford
is to be Lord High Chancellor.
The movement of the Ulster C0nserva-
tiyes in favor Of renewal Of the coercion
act has utterly failed, being feebly sup
ported
THE CABINET A COMPROMISES.
The Times, in an editorial, says; ''The
new Cabinet is a compromise between re-
building the DlsraeH Ministry and the
infusion OF the new blood demanded by
Lord Randolph Churchill. 1t is not
a complete triumph for Lord Randolph,
although his principal demands have been
conceded Misgiyings are widely enter
tanned lest his rashness and inexperi-
ence inflict injury in India at critical
moment, but he must work in harmony
! with Earl DufferIn aud the Council Of
India. Lord Randolph probably insisted
that rene ewal OF the coercion act be
\ abandoned"
! Referring to Mr.. Chamberlaln's charge
/ that 10000 soldiers are maintained IN Ire
| land to support British rule, the Times
J
! If Ireland wishes TO separate when the
restraining force Is removed, and warns
! MIN against trihing for party purposes
with the gravest imperial interests.
IRBLAND's YICEROY.
All reports regarding the composition
| OF the new Cabinet concur in the state
ment that the Earl Of CarnarvOn will be-
come VicerOy Of Ireland, and that Hon.
| Edward stanhope will be President OF the
/ Board Of Trade. Lord George Hamilton,
member Of Parliament from Middlesex,
is named for the office of First
/ Lord of the Admiralty. Lord John Man
ners, in Parliament for Leicestershire. Is
mentioned for Postmaster General. Ed
\ ward Clarke, who represents Plymouth
/ in Parliament, will be Attorney General,
and John Eldon Garst. member of Parlia-
ment from Chatham, is named for Solici-
/ tor General.
The Pou MaH Gazette denies that Sir
| Arthur BalfOur viii bc appointed Chief
| Secretary for Ireland.
GLADSTONE GIVES UPTHE SEALS.
| Mr.. Gladstone delivered up 20 the Queen
to-day the seals Of the Office of Prime
Minister. The Queen gave an audience
| in Windsor Castle to-day to Sir Stafford
| NOrthcOte.
| GLADsTONE's POSSIBLE RETURN TOOF-
FICE.
Unexpected developments to-day in the
march Of events render it quite possible
in the opinion Of many Liberals chat SIR.
| Gladstone, however much he may be dis
inclined, will be compelled 10 return to
office. II is reported that the Marquis Of
| Salisbury demanded from the retiring
/ Ministry a more comprehensive promise
Of support than they were prepared 10
l give. 1t is believed by many Libe-
rails also, that the visit to-day Of
! Mr.. Gladstone 70 the Queen 1T Windsor
Castle had connection with this subject
OF his return 30 office. The Conservatives
on the other hand, however, have not "a
doubt but that the Marquis Of Salisbury
will accept Office.
NoRTHCOTE FIRST LORD or THE
TREASURY.
In accordance with the decision of the
meeting Of the Marquis of Salisbury and
other conservatives, Sir Stafford North
cote has been appointed First Lord Of the
Treasury, with n Pcerage, the Premier
ship remaining in the hands Of Lord
Salisbury. For a Premier not to assume
the duties OF First Lord Of the Treasury is
unusual, but mas precedent.
Arthur Balfour will be President of the
| Local Government Board, without a seat
ia the Cabinet.
Non. Edwerd Stanh0pe will Dc Vice
President Of the Council.
TREATING WITH THE LIBERALS.
LONDON, june 10, A. M.-Tho Nelrs
] says that IL is enabled 10 state that the
| formation Of the Ministry is in allegiance
pending the negotiations OF Lord Salisbury
with the Liberals.
The SiaHddrd says that the Liberals re-
fuse sufficient assurance that they will
not oppose business, especially the budget.
The negotiations viii continue and un-
less pledges he given Lord Salisbury viii
refuse Office. 10 is reported that Sir
Henry DrummOnd Wolf VIII succeed
sackyil West as Minister al Washing
ton. ~ iytton will probably be ap-
pQlated Jassed0r to Germany.
DEADLOCK.
Nj GiaCs ne still withhOlds his assu-
rance hat ile Liberals will assist the
-a3aburY Gov ard The Marquis
90 -aii cur pe sists IN his refusal tO take
oiIc ~ the abs. nee of such an assurance.
TIE result s complete deadlock.
lt Is r1noiel llat the Queen disiikcs
the presence ef lord Randolph Churchill
in uov lGAih's
It snpEs.