New-York tribune., 1886-06-11
DISSOLUTION ANNOUNCED.
CIR MICHAEL nICKs-BrACH MOVES AN ADJOURN
MEyI-MR. GLADSTONE CHKEREp.

CIR MICHAEL HlCkN-BFACH MVNi - An hl'JVO'>
MEST-MR GLADSTONE CHKEREp.
LONpON, June 10.-In the House Of Com
mons TIL. afternoon Mr. Gladstone. wno was loudly
cnecred on rising AID that consequence Of the reec
ton by the of the Home Rulc bi! he had advised
hcr Majesty to dissolve Parliament without delay Her
Majesty had grtcously assened TO this, and be would
therefore ask House wind up the business of the
tcsson at the quickest practicable moment The Pre-
mlers statement received with cAcers.
Air. Gladstone added that ho wolid move every day
Government have precedence for financial bust
mess. aud that tomorrow he would ask the House TO
sdoain until the following Wednesday, and TO drop all
bills the consideration Of which would be likely to cause
contentious
-ir Michael HEX. Beach tCOuservatiyel mo7ed tho
Adjournment 0. the House. Ia supporting his motion
he sad account Of the "cmaIkAble omis-
by the Premier Of date for the dissipation 1t re-
manned u aSet and ursed hat Parliament be dissolved
soon IS possible. Ihere nothing, he added, 10
tasy Opposition but assurance that the dissolu
ton woal take place early date as possible and
Tia ihc new Parliament would meet without delay.
Nh Gladstone replied that he was unable positively TO
iuio.in the House at what date Parliament would be
d.ssr.vcd That it would doubtless be before the end
0. tho pre4ent Ionth Respecting the government Of
tcod. Premier said 40 thought the state OF affairs
~ ,Iat 0Oantry was such that the new Parliament
ought carly a, possible. the country ought
rem ,u IN uncertainty after the general election
regardtu- tc pOcs to be pursued respecting Ireland
Michael HcAs Beach dec ared that SIR Gads,one's
~ o. Kmniciley secretary o. STATE ior India
announced ~ e House Lords TINS afternoon that Tho
& srtu..cJt Geci ted to Dissolve Parliament and
~; the eIce sanctioned the resolution lie added
that TIE Government would take steps immediately TO
po.s.D." i.pac! with effect the election OF
new Commons al as early date as possible
NJ. Gladstone lusy during most OF the forenoon
to-day nOdlug consultations with the different Liberal
wAs getting into shape the work necessary for the
oming election
daily 10 tAe defeat OF the Home Rule bill.
un uer Of Protestant Home Rulers met IN Cork to-
niyht and formed committee to cooperate with similar
Committees Dublin aud Belfast In supporting Par
neuie candidates for Parliament. The association viii
not admit Catholics TO membership
Everything Is ready for the elections which viii begin
after the expiration OF the legal interval
after the O!tcis announcement. Conservatives and
Uniouiss viii mutually support each other II Is prob
able That ia there will DO Conflicts between
Candidates Of Mr. Chamberlain aud Wings.
George Augustus Sala having been Invited 10 contest
HOrneey in the Liberal interest, replies that lie would
have consented 10 do SO elk months but that he Is
heart-DrOken, desolate Old man. utterly without
ambition and with no heart TO enter Parliament
Mr. Chamberlain will address the electors OF Birmipg
ham Juue 10. The committee OF the Birmingha
Liberal Association Will meet prior to that date 10 de-
eide whether not TO run an opposition candidate Mr.
Chambe has written letter 10 the chairman OF
Liberal Councl In he denies that lie IL seeking Con.
seryative support and says that II he
tnds that the Liberals are deserting him he Will
make way for another candidate.
Nj. Caine, member OF Parliament for Barrow, deliv
cred an address before the Liberal Association at Barrow
today In defence OF his opposition TO the Home Rule
Dill. He SAID that the question OF Home Rule not
made party question at the last election and that the
Passage of the bill would have caused the dsruptOn OF
We empire. resolution expressing confidence in Mr..