Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-06-24
IN OFFICE.
Liberal OPPOSITION AIIsEADX
CROPPING OUT.


a Report That the Russian Ambassado~
Has Been Instructed to Maintain am
Attitude of Reserve Toward the New
Ministry Giadstone's Attitude and
Promises.
LONDON, June 23.-rhe Times, IN an
editorial this morning, said that it
thought that Lord salisbury's failure to
obtain the desired pledges frOm the
Liberals had weakened his position. Itl
added "HOwever, the Liberals, though
perfectly able to do il at any time, having
nothing but trouble 10 gain thereby, viii
probably not attempt to defeat the
government" The Times alsOI
said: "Mr. Chamberlain and Sir
Dixie may discover that there's
are institutions in Ireland, such as tho
poor law guardians and municipal eoun@
ellis, administering public money largely
that are only prevented from abusing
their powers by the supervision Of perma-
nent officials, whom 1t Is proposed TOT
sweep summarlly away. The Conservs-
lives must be prepared with an alterna~
tive policy to abolish Mr.. Chamberlain'si
wild scheme"
THE REDIsTRIBUTIoN BILL.
The House of Lords to-day adopted ALI
the amendments to the redistribution Of
seats bill which passed in the House OF
Commons. The House then adjourned
until Thursday next.
The House of Commons has adjourned
until tomorrow, not until Thursday as
proposed. AT the session Tomorrow al
| motion will be made for the Issue OF new
writs of election for members Of the in-s
coming Ministry.
MORE MEMBERS OF THE NEW CABINET.
The following additional members OF
the new Cabinet are announced:
Postmaster GeRerGt-Lord John Man-
ners.
Chancellor Of the Dachy Of Lancaster
Henry Chaplin.
First Commissioner Of Works-Rt. Hon.
David r. Plunkett.
Parliamentary Secretary 10 the Treas
ulp-Rowland Winn.
Parliamentary Secretary 10 The IndtGl
! Ofice-L0rd Harris.
Secretary 10 the Acknowledgements T.
Ritchle.
CiuH Lord Of the Admirably Ellis Ash
mead Bartlett.
1t il believed that Sir William Hart
Dyke will be Chief Secretary for lreland.l
Both the old and new Ministries viii gOs
to Windsor to- morrow, the former 10 s1r+
render and the latter 10 receive the seals
Of Oilloe.
SALISBURY CONFIRMED.
The Queen has confirmed Lord salts
bury's Cabinet. The Irish Secretary pOrl-
folio was offered to five others and de-
clined before Sir William Hart Dyke ac-l
cepted it. There ere symptores alreRdyi
that the Radicals will do their utmost 70,
harrass the Conservatives. At an in-
formal meeting to-day they decided To-
fight the budget unless it is fully satis-i
factory, and 10 oppose the issue Of ex-i
chequer bonds 30 meet the dehcit.
They will insiet upon the pass
sage Of a bill removing the franz
chise disqualification from persons
receiving pauper medical relief.
During the proceedings Of the House Of
Commons to-day a spirit Of revolt was
manifested in speeches of Messrs. COL
lings and Laboucbere.
The Conservatives expect imp0rtanbl
diplomatic changes. IL Is reported that
Sir Austin Layard will return 70 Con-.
stantinople, and that Sir Edward Thorn-l
ton will remain at St. Petersburg.
A special Cabinet council has been
summoned by Lord Salisbury for next.
Thursday afternoon.
GLADsToNE's ATTITUDE.
In principle 1t is claimed that Mr.,
Gladstone has not departed from the lines
originally adopted by him, but he has
made fuller concessions to the COnserva-.
tives than were hoped for. He reserves,
however, full liberty Of action in regard
TO any new measures OfmOment that may
be introduced into Parliament. AT the
same time he undertakes 10 assist the new,
government in completing the ordinary
business Of the session. IL Is reported,
here that Baron Won Staal, the Russian'
Ambassador, has been instructed by his
government 10 maintain an attitude Of ra-
serve towards the government Of the Mar
Quis OF Salisbury. Baron Won StaaI is
also instructed, according to the same re-
port, 10 insist that Iulicar Pass ought 10
belong 10 Russia In order TO cheek any
advance AfghRnstan may propose tOl
make into Russian territory.
THE ANNOUNCEMENT.
The Earl Of Granville announced in the.
House OF Lords this evening, and Mr.
Gladstone made a similar announcement
in the House OF Commons, that the Mar
quis OF Salisbury had accepted Office,
and that he bad gone % Windsor Iastlei
10 so inform the Queen. motion was
made In each house 10 adjourn until
Thursday next.
At the meeting Of the House of Com
mons this afternoon the members took tho
same seats which they had previously
occupied. The attendance WAS larger
tha. on any previous day Of the present.
session.
THE CABINET PROPER.
Tho members Of the Cabinet proper are
Lord Salisbury. Sir Stafford NOrtheote,
Sir Michael Hicks Beach, Sir Hardingo
Clifford, Viscount, Cranbrook, Lord Har-i
rOwby, Sir Richard Asbet0n CrOes. Col. I
Frederick stanley, Rt. Hon. VIM. H..
smith, Lord Randolph Churchill. Lord
George Hamilton, Lord John Manners,
Duke Of Richmond aud Gordon, Hon. Ed,
ward Stanhope, Earl Of Carnarvon, and
10. Hon. Edward Gibson.
GLADSTONE TO MAKE A STATEMENT. \
LONDON, june p, 3 A. MIR. Glad
stone has asked Lord Salisbury 20 permit
him ~ make a statement la the House Ofl
Commons tonight regarding the natures
I Of The arrangement between the Libernll
aud Conservative leaders.
Sir Robert Hart has been app0intodl
| British Minister 10 China and COreR.
Courbefs Funeral.
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