Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-06-19
THE ENGLISH CRISIS.
MAxE. UP or NEW CABINET.
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on Lard Randolph Chnrchiis's Pssstien.
lBy cable TO the Dispatca.l
LONDON, June is.--All reports re-
garding the composition OF the new
Cabinet concur in the statement that
Earl Carnarvon will become yiceroy OF
Ireland, and that Hon. Edward STAN
hope will be President Of the Board OF
Trade. Lord George Hamilton. men,
Der Of Parliament from Middlesex, is
named for the office Of First Lord OF
the Admiralty. Lord John Manners,
in Parliament for Leicestershire. is men,
toned for the Postmaster-General. Ed
ward Clarke, who represents Plymouth
in Parliament, will be Attorney-Gene-
raj. and John Eldon Garst, member OF
Parliament for Chatham, is named for
Solicitor. General.
The PdH-MGH Gazette denies that
Sir Arthur Balfour will be appointed
Chief Secretary I'D Ireland.
WHAT THE UNITED IRELAND SAYS.
DUBLIN, June l8.-Thc United
Ireland (newspaper) is Of the opinion
that the advent of Conservatives to
power will be for the benefit Of Ireland.
"They are likely" says the United
Ireland, "to grant to the country more
Of selfgovernment than the Wings"
The Times, in an editorial, says; The
new Cabinet is a compromise between
rebuilding the Disraeli Ministry and the
infusion of new blood demanded by
Lord Randolph Churchill. 1t is not
complete triumph for Lord Randolph,
although his principal demands have
been conceded. Misgivings are widely
entertained lest his rashness and mex
perience infict injury in India at
a critical moment, but he must work
in harmony with Earl Dufferin and the
Council Of India. Lord Randolph will
probably insist that a renewal Of the CO.
ercion act be abandoned.
Referring 10 Chamberlain's charge
that 10000 soldiers are maintained in
Ireland to support British rule, the
Times asks him if he will be ready to
acquiesce if Ireland wishes to separate
when the restraining force is removed,
and warns him against trihing for party
purposes with the grayest imperial in
terests.
BRIEF NOTES.
Mr.. Gladstone delivered up to the
Queen to-day the seals Of the office Of
Prime Minister.
The Queen gave an audience in Wind
sor Castle to-day to Sir Stafford North
cote.
TALK OF GLADSTONE RETURNING TO
OFFICE.
LONDON, June lS.-Unexpected de-
velopments to-day in the march of
events render it quite possible in the
opinion Of many Liberals that Mr..
Gladstone, however much he may be
disinclined to, will be compelled to re-
turn TO Office. 1t is reported that the
Marquis of Salisbury demanded from
the retiring Ministry a more compre'
hensiye promise Of support than they
were prepared to give. 1t is believed by
many Liberals also that the visit to-day
Of Gladstone to the Queen at Windsor
Castle had connection with this subject
of return to office. The Conserva-
tiyes. on the other hand, however, have
not a doubt but that the Marquis Of
Salisbury will accept the Office.
THE QUEEN AND CHURCHILL.
1t j rumored that the Queen dis
likes the presence Of Lord Randolph
Churchill in the new Cabinet.
NORTHCOTE's POSITION.
In accordance with the decision Of
the meeting of the Marquis of Sails
bury and other Conservatives, Sir Stat
ford Northcote has been appointed
First Lord Of the Treasury, with
peerage, the premiership remaining in
the hands of Lord Salisbury. For the
Premier not to assume the duties Of
First Lord Of the Treasury is unusual,
but has precedent. Arthur Balfour
will be President of the Local Govern
ment Board, without seat in the Cabi-
net. Hon. Edward Stanhope will be
Vice President Of the Council.
A DEADLOCK.
Mr.. Gladstone still withholds his as
surances that the Liberals will uphold
thesuSalisbury Government, and the
Marquis persists in his refusal to take
office in the absence Of such assurance.
The result is a complete deadlock.
PRESS COMMENTS.
LONDON. June l9.-The NelrS says
it is enabled to state that the formation
of the Ministry is in allegiance. pending
the negotiations Of Lord Salisbury with
the Liberals.
The Standard says that the Liberals
refuse sufficient assurance that they
will not oppose business, especially the
budget. Negotiations will continue,
and unless pledges be given Lord Sails
bury will refuse office. 1t is reported
that Sir Henry Drummond Wolf will
succeed Sackville West as Minister at
Washington. Lord Lytton will proba-
bly, be appointed Ambassador to Ger
many.
RAILROAD MATTERS.