Daily Republican., 1885-06-24


the new Cabinet: p.
Prime Minister and Secretary for
Foreign Affairs-The Marquis of sa'is-
bury.
First Lord Of the Treasury-Sir Stat.
ford Northcote.
Chancellor Of the Excheauer-Sir
Michael K. Hicks. Beach.
Lord High Characteristic Hardinge
Clifford.
Lord President of the Counoil-Vis.
count Canbrook.
Lord Privy ssal-The Earl Of Of Har.
|rowby.
Secretary for the Homo Department
Sir Richard Assheton Cross.
Secretary for the Colonial Depart
|ment-Col. Frederick Stanley.
Secretary for War-RiRht Hon. VIM.
Henry Smith.
Secretary Of State for India-Lord
Randolph Churchill.
George Hamilton.
President Of the Local Government
BoArd-Arthur James Balfour.
President of the Board of Trade-The
Duke Of Richmond and Gordon.
Vice President of the Council-Hon.
Edward Stanhope.
Lord Lieutenant Of Irelaud-The
Earl of Carnarvon.
Lord Chancellor of Ireland-Right
Hon. Edward Gibson.
The minor offices have not yet been
filled.
CONCESSIONS ON BOTH SIDES.
LONDON, June 23.-The Standard, in
deadlock has been settled by conces
sions on both sides. Reviewing the
qualities of the new Minister'S 1t admits
that the front row of the Conservative
benches In the House fCom mons will be
uneq ually matched with the gladiatore
in debate who sit on the opposite side.
The Standard comforts itself for the
CONSERVATIVE lack Of oratorical power
by Observing that the present task Is II
administer, not to discuss.
/ LONDON, June 23.--The Earl of Gran.
Vile announced In the House Of Lords
this evening and Mr.. Gladstone made
o similar announcement In the House
|of Commons that the Marquis Of Sails.
bury had accepted Office and that he
had gone to Windsor Castle to so inform
the Queen.
Mr.. Gladstone said he hoped by to
morrow to be able to inform the House
LOT the nature of the communications
which passed between himself, and the
Marquis of Salisbury upon the subject
of the recent cabinet deadlock.
At the session to morrow motion
will bs made far the issue of new writs
!. Of election for the members of the CON-
ing ministry.
In principle, it is claimed, Mr.. Glad
stone has not departed from the lines
Originally adopted by him, but he has
IL - H,,ll 70 Ia( (pnaarUn
Itives than were hoped for. He reserves
j however, full liberty of action in re.
Igard to any new measures of mo menl
that may be introduced into Parlia
ment; at the same time, he un ndertakes
to assist the new Government in com
pleting the ordinary business Of the ses
sion.
The Queen has confirmed Lord Sails
bury's Cabinet. There are symptom
: ALREADY that the Radicals will do thei
! utmost TO harass the Conservatives
J, At an informal meeting to-day thel
decided to fight the budget unless it Il
satisfactory, and to oppose the issu'
! or exchequer bonds to meet the deficit
Further, they will insist upon the pas.
sage of bill removing the franchise
disqualifications from persons sreceiv.
. ing pauper medical relief. During th'
. proceedings of tho House OF Common
today . spirit of revolt was manifested
in the speeches of Messrs Coolings and
Laboachere.
The Conservatives expect importan
diplomatic changes. 1t is reported
Sir Austen Leyard will return to Con
stantinople. and that Sir Edward
Thornton will remain at St. Pc ers
burg.
1t is reported that Baron Won Staal
the Russian ambassador, has been II
: structed by his Government to maintain
an attitude of reserve towards the Gov
erment of the Marquis of Salisbury
. . Baron Won Staai is also instructed, &C
! cording to the same report, to insist tina
: Sulfikar Pass ought to belong to Eussi
in order TO check any advance Afghan
istan may propose to make into Russi
Territory.