New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-06-28

MARQUIS OF SALISBURY ACCEPTS OFFICE NE
,fcrAN1LY-rH- QUEENS INFLUhN0h fo"A"
r,,1y ExERTEp-rHE CABINET.
Ipr CABLE TO THE TRIBuNEl
1,.noy lime 27.-The long Ministerial criSis
,.a rractically on Monday. when the MARQUIS Vi
salisbury deinit,vely accepted office Ihe creui' Vi
.,a;ng il belongs to the Queen. The series oi io'
ar. written by Mr.. Gladstone and the MARQUIS VI
c.,shurv to the Queen, and read by Mr. GLADSTONE
a. uorse Of Commons on Wednesday, shows
tho Liberals steadily refused to give the Spe-
c;sc pedges which the Marquis OF SALISBURY
rootealv declared to be Indispensable cohui''o"
of his taking Office. There was no oonnp''
n. Gladstone conceded nothing. The MARQUIS VI
c.,.,r, 1vos determined TO refuse Office IN spi'o
80 .t,orr nressure from many leading Tories' wno
beheycd that now or never was tneir 0""A'
THE QUEENS INTERVENTION
Than the Queen intervcned- Her "a'o'"
,,,,;s 81 salisbury that she thought he mieh'
Nr C,aastones general assurances tha' 'n0
shou,d have far play. Shetold HIM tha' III
.hs time had come to terminate tne ueau-
,oo, from which interests of State were Sun0''ns'
Nh. Marouis of Salisbury in his statenon' " WV
rrorse Of Lords on Thursday said tha' h0 s"''
GOV because he believed that Mr. EiaaSVono H''
"a ,oo;t;velv to resume Office. LORD orahVi''o
ont that the correspondence proves INC
- "a that the Tories appear to nave US
.,,red mower from sheer misunders'ahu'"s
Mo,ouis of Salisburys friends say tha' nc "o"''
-a,,ont have Welded to the Queens express wlsn'
His LOYALTY is of an old-fashloned type
THE TRANSFER OF POWER:
a;esor,ties relating to the composition OF the
c..;,o+ had been arranged in advance. Inc o'u
and the new Ministers went to Windsor Oh "oun.
a,r The old Ministers gave mp the scaiS' anu '"0
,,o,v Ministers kissed hands. Iheretirihe "in''''
o.,,tsd the public offices and private Ministerial
...,aenccs the Same day. The newcomers '0OA
.,o.soos;on Of them on Thursday. That al'erhoo"
saw the Tory Government fairly ins'aiou
THE NEW CABINET.
r.,r Cabinet Is the result of compromise 81
,e.veen the Marquis Of Salisbury and Loro n'"-
ao,nh Churchill. Lord Randolph Churchiii choSo
-. .o,r, office. that of Secretary for lndia' anu
.oa Cir stafford Northcote out of the House Oh
Commons. He tried TO exclude SIT hicharu A''"0.e
Gross from the Home Office and the kign' hon W.
TT Smith and other former Ministers from 'ne n'"
Cabinet. He failed in that, but succeedeo LII Dii"s
Younger Tories to counterbalance the old men,
rho octra, Cabinet of sixteen members includes
nearly every capable Tory with any prc'onSio"'
rob;net rank. Its formation pretty much GA
rtxr md
horsted tbe available talents of the Tory party anu
,eoujred the admission OF seVern Hi'
.-1o.o claims were of the slenderest kind.
,rhs Tory orrans greet the new Ministry with
-..,oot without enthusiasm. The Marquis OF SANS
-. o,rovest mistake is IN weakening the party
IN the House of Commons by transferring '"oo'
tbe abest debaters. Sir Stafford Northcote and Mr'
Gibson. TO the House of Lords This leaves hoiu
Randolph Churchill almost alone to race inc "noi'
Opposition front bench
THE IRISH APPOINTMENTS.
The Irish appointments are the most criticised Oh
on The Earl of Carnarvon is an aoic man pu' iS
hotter fitted for any other post than tha' Vi
yicerov. Mr.. W. Hart Dyke, the Chief secretary
for Ireland. is a purely party manager Such nomi-
,,..;o,o strengthen the belief that the Marquis OF
Salisbury means to govern Ireland by new
Kilmainham treaty. The inclusion Oh tho iiiSl
lord Chancellor in the Cabinet might point 10 q
different policy, but Mr.. Gibson, though an ex-
tre,oe Irish Tory, is before all things party man.
The rest of the Cabinet calls for little comment.
7. contains no man likely to oppose any
,ol;cv on which the Marquis of Salisbury and
Lord Randolph Churchill may agree. The
majority of their colleagues belong to the
Salisbury wing the majority in courage and
ca,ac,tv are ON Lord Randolph ChurchlPs side.
TORY POLICY.
The Marquis of Salisbury's speech in the House
os Lords gives no indication of his policy The
;,nnression is that he means to disappoint those
who expect rash things Mr. Gladstone is reported
as saving that the Marquis of Salisbury Will be at
war in a month. Mr. Shaw Lefevre. speaking at
Pattersea on Thursday, made the curious dis
closure that the Liberal Ministry would have
resigned after escaping defeat on tho Soudan vote
of censure by only fourteen votes but for their
fears "a 10 what the Tories might do in foreign
affairs.
OPINION AT 10 II AND ABROAD.
Opinion abroad respecting the change of Min
stry is much divided France regrets
the fall of the Gladstone Cabinet, which she
pretty steadily abused and coerced. Russia. remem
bering the salisbury-Schouvaloff memorandum,
expects to conclude the Afghan business without
difficulty. Italy and Austria give scant welcome
to the new Ministry. Berlin alone rejoices heartily
over the accession of Cabinet with whom, as
pr;nce bismarck sava - ill ho ,,o.s;,,o 30 A.