New-York tribune., 1886-02-02
MIR. GLADSTONE'S CABINET.
FORECAST OF THE PROBABLE MINISTRY
THE LIBERAL LEADER VISITS THE QUEEN-DEMoN-
STRATIONS on HIS JOURNEY.

THE LIBERAL LEADER VISITS The QUEEN-DE"oN
sTRATIONs on HIS JOURNEY.
LONDON, Feb 1.-Mr. Gladstone has drafted
Cabinet but several OF the he has named are not
pleased with the positions assigned to them ana IL 10
therefore probable that notifications VIII be maze de
Ia ying the publication OF the official list
Mr. Go,chen referring to the vote OF censnre paSS'u
upon him by his constituents, defends his voting WIN
tie Tories the Coliings's amenGment on the
ground that he WIS elected oppose the municipal
socialism ocuted by MI Chamberl lin and others ahd
resotey upheld the union Of Great Britain and Ire
land.
The Queen has summoned Earl Granville to Osborne
for an audience today.
The Press Association gives following the latest
forecast of the Cabinet;
Mr. Gladstone. Lord OF the Treasury and Chan
ceIor ot the EXchequcr
Sir Flrrer lIrrscnell. Lord High Chancellor
Sr William NeruOu-larcUUrt, Home secretary.
Earl Granville, Lord President OF the Council
II. c. H. Childers Secretary for War
The remainder liable alteration, but they viii
probably he as follows:
q. o. Trevcyan, President Of the Board Of Trade
Al. Muudolla, President Of the Local Government
Board.
Earl Spencer Secretary for Foreign Affairs.
Earl ltoSchrry. Secretary for he Colonies
j. Chamberlain, First Lord Orthe Admiralty
j. Morley. Chief Secretary for Ireland,
II Is understood that the Queen objects to Mr. Morley
because he is pledged to homo rule.
According tho forecast of Te DaHy Ne1s, varying
somewhat with other specuatiOns, Mr.. Tre-
vclyan Will DO President OF tho Local
Government Board Mr. Mundelia President
of Board of Trade; Earl Kimberley. Foreign secre
tary Earl Roscbery Colonial Secretary Earl spencer
Gndian Secretary, and Vscount HampIen, Lord Privy
Seal 1he NetcS explains Queens delay in summonine
Mr. Gladstone by the fact hat Lord Salisbury was in
sructrd to make such arrangement with
Mr. Gladstone a. II he had succeeded would have pre-
culcd the necessity Of the Queen summoning Mr. Glad
stone. but that Lord Salisbury unable to make a
satisfactory arrangement.
Mr. Gladstone left London this morning for Osborne
I'm RESPONSE command OF the queen. AT the ran
wa, he greeted with cheers by the people
gathered there and smilimgly bowed hrs acknowledge
! Portsmouth and made few Ienaks thanking
the people for their cordial reception, saying That
| his future life certain 10 be very short
Mr. Gladstone arrived Osborne and received the per
-onal command Of the Queen form Cabinet. ItIs
officially announced this afternoon that he kissed her
| hands RECEIVING the command.
1 IutA houses Of Parliament met Oday ana adjourned
uDt Thursday, 'uIns hc formation Of a new Cabinet
Auelrrtiun member ~ Parliament IL proc cednC ~
! the middle division OF Armagh, Ireland. to MI tue
vacancy caused by the death OF John Mchaue Couscr
yativr SIR James Cory the Conservative candidate
Mr. Dickson IS tho candidate of the Liberals. The
| Conservatives expect majority oI 500 - u,
| Severe rotmg Is reported In Tanderagee, town OF
Armagh. The election hOOhs were stOrmod By "a mob
DrRIfN Feb 1.-The FrerHtdns journal states that II
ha. reason to believe that Mr.. Gladstone has agreed
with Mr. PaTne to join forces Tor the passage OF Olll
which VIII establish native Parliament IN Duhn 10
with Irish affairs the new Legislature 10 he 80 CON
add 10 :ho prcscnt safeguards OF the lneg
! rity of tue Empire and tho rights Of the crown .
| BiRtIS. L, h. l.-Ihc NditnHW IrUVH0 cehSuIeH MI
Gladstone FOR gaining control OF the Government by
| what 10 STYLES au Intrigue,
The TOsSiSchc /oitaIg that 10 Il easier for MT
Ola ~tour to obtain victory IN Parliament then 10 es
tab i-h u durlblc Government which would command
| the respect OF foreign nations.