New-York tribune., 1886-03-17
MR.. GLADSTONE'S CABINET.
DISPUTES OVER IRISH ExPRoPRIATION.
CHAMBERLAIN AND TREvELYAN NOT IN ACCORD
WITH TIE PREMIER.

WITH THE PREMIER.
LONDON, March 16.-Despite all stories to
contrary Is learned that Joseph Chamberlain and Mr.
Treveyan Secretary for Scotland, have placed their
resignations In the hands Of Mr. Gladstone. Tho
Premier has. however declined TO receive the resigna-
tions His to tho tender of them was a most
coDciiaory He suggested to both that they defer
fin decision the designations until after personal
discussion OF the question at issue between them aud
him. To this both Mr.. Chamberlain and Mr.. Treveyan
have assened II is now known that the subject OF dis
pute between the Prime Minister and Mr.. Chamberlain
Mr. Trevolyan Mr. Gsdstones Irish pration
scheme The exact which will be required TO buy
out the landowners Of the country according 10 tho
Premiers plan is sl50. 10000
The proposition to the public debt ef Great
Britain that much In order purchase In Ireland is
claimed by tho Radical leaders In the Cabinet to be ask
ing TOR too much for what will be obtained. There was
to have been special meeting Of the Cabinet to-day It
has however been postponed for the purpose OF giving
the resgning Ministers time for reflection in the hope
that both Will change their minds. Their personal
friends declare that neither Mr.. Chamberlain Mr..
Treveyan will alter his purpose OF refusing to parci-
pate in Government which Is be responsible for Mr.
Gladstones Irish land scheme
There much speculation in the lobby this evening
who would he the Of Messrs Chamber
lain and Treveyan in the Cabinet or the gentlemen
mentioned for the places Messrs Fowler Selar and Bor
aso are thought TO the best chances OF being
lected Although 1t is expected that Mr.. Parnes sup
port OF Mr. Gladstone will be solid 1t becomes and
more evident that Mr. Chamberlain will secure large
following. Messrs Chamberlain and Treyeyan left tho
House after the disposal OF the questions the notice
paper
Mr. Parnel is in poor health and 1t is probable ne will
have give up his idea OF speaking at the National es
tival, In London, Tomorrow
The attempt to break up the newsstand monopoly en-
joyed by W. H. smith has failel. The House Of Com
this afternoon voted down the motion of Arthur
OCOnnOr member for Queens County 20 open the book
stalls in all the railway stations to public competition.
James Stanhed, Radical Member for Halifax moved In
the House OF Commons this afternoon that the Con
tagious Diseases act be repeated
DUBLIN, March l6-At the regular fortughtly meeting
OF the National League here to-day the Lord Mayor
siding. Timothy Harrington, treasurer OF the Parlla
mentary Fund.- announced that since the last meeting
had been received from the different branches ot
the league In Ireland S2.Os0. aud from Canada and
Massachusetts Sl445. The Lord Mayor stated that de-
spite the exertOns Of the Leagne II had been
found impossible stay entirely the agrsrian outrages
In the districts Of the country AMI lie believed
that nothing would prevent their occurrence until
the country had it's land ~ stem placed on an enreyd
basis from tina rested Continuing lie sad
lie had reason t. believe that Mr. Gladstone meant to
heal the gstBndng trouble OF the Irish people. Tho
threats, which the Orangemen male To resist home rule,
II sOuld he accorded To Ireland, justified that feeling
entertained toward them and their English supporters
by great bulk OF the Irish peoue, and which WAS
sometimes pronounced To he dislOyay.
member OF the Dublin Chamber OF Commerce mas
notice of his intention to summon meeting or tho
Chamber 10 enter protest against the action OF the
Earl Of Aberdeen. the Irish NccrOy. In shaking hands
with Michael Dayitt the meeting at the Man
House consider for the RELIEF OF the
distressed people IN Dublin.