Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-02-02
GLADSTONE IN HIS GLORY
HE PRESENTS PORTFOLIOS AMI
KISSES VIC!s HANDS.


All the Men Whom He DeIightath ia
Honor not Pleased with his Presents
A Cabinet Stated but Many Changes
Apt to be Made Before Final An.
nOuncement.
LONDON, Feb. 1.-Mr. Gladstone lett
London this morning in response to tha
command Of the Queen. At the railway
station he was greeted with cheers by tha
people gathered there, and smilingly
bowed his Acknowledgements. Mr.. Glad
stone received an ovation on his arrival
at Portsmouth. He made few remarks
thanking the people for their cordial re-
ceptlon, and saying that his future life
was certain TO be very short.
Mr.. Gladstone has arrived at Osborne.
and has received the personal command
Of the Queen to form cabinet. 1t was,
officially announced this afternoon that
MIR. Gladstone kissed the hands OF Her
Majesty on receiving her command.
Both Houses of Parliament met TODAY.
ana adjourned until Thursday, pendingi
the formation Of the now cabinet.
THE LATEST FORECAST.
The Press Association gives the follow
ing as the latest forecast OF the new Cabil
net:
Mr.. Gladstone, First Lord Of the Treasa
ury and Chancellor OF the Exchequers
Sir Fares Herschell, Lord High Cham
cellOr, Sir William Vernon Harcourt.
home Secretary; Lord Earl Granville,
Lord President of the Council; Fl. G, H.
Childers, Secretary for War. The res
mainder are liable to alteration, but they
will probably be as foll0ws @. o.
TrevelyRn. President of the Board
I -
the Local Government Board; Earl spen-.
Ger, Secretary for Foreign Affairs; Earh
ROseberry, Secretary for the Col0nies:
Earl Kimberley, Secretary for India: y
Chamberlain, First Lord OF the Admiral4
ty; j. Morley, Chief Secretary for Ireland.
1t is understood that the Queen objectsi
TO Mr.. Morley, because he is pledged TO
home rule.
GLADsToNE's LIST.
Mr.. Gladstone has drafted a Cabinet,
but several of the gentlemen be baa
named are not pleased with the position
assigned them, and IL Is, therefore, pros
babe that notifications will be made,
delaying the publication of the Official
list.
Mr.. GOschen, referring to vote Of CEN
sure passed upon him by his constitu-
ents, defends his voting with the Tcries
on Mr.. Collins amendment on tbsi
ground that he was elected TO oppose the.
| municipal socialism advocated by Mr..
| Chamberlain and others, and resOIutely1
to hold up the union of Great Britain and
Ireland.
GRANVILLE SUMMONED.
LONDON, Feb. 2,5 A. M-The Queen haa
summoned Lord Granville 10 Osborne for
an audience to-day. The leaders OF the
last Gladstone Cabinet held a meeting
yesterday. The Parnelites intend for the
present to sit with the opposition.
THE 'NEws" SLATE.
According to the forecast of the new
ministry by the Daily Ness, varying
somewhat with other speculations, SIR
Trevelyan will be President or the Local.
Government Board; M. Mundella, Presi-l
dent OF the Board OF Trade; Earl KIM
berly, Foreign Secretary; Earl Rose
berry, Colonial Secretary, Earl Spencer.
Lord Priyy Seal. The Nesos explains
the Queens delay in summoning
Mr. Gladstone by the fact that
Lord Salisbury was instructed
to make such an arrangement with -Mr.
Gladstone as, If he had succeeded, would
have precluded the necessity Of the Queen
summOning Mr.. Gladstone but that Lord
Salisbury was unable to make a satisfacS
tory arrangement.
JOINS PAREELL.
DUBLIN, Feb. 1.-Freemdn's Journal
states that it has reason to believe that
Mr.. Gladstone has agreed with MIR. Par
nell TO join forces 10 Parliament for the
passage OF bill which shall establish q
native Parliament In Dublin to deal with
Irish affairs, the new legislature TO be so
constituted as to add 10 the present SAFE
guards of the integrity OF the empire andl
the rights Of the crown.
GLADSTONE CENsURKD.
BERLIN, Feb. 1.-The National Zettung.,
I'm an article on recent events In English4
politics censures Nr. Gladstone for gain
ing control OF the government by what itd
styles gross intrigue.
Die 50. Vossiche Zeilung referring t0s
the fall OF Lord Salisbury says IL is easier
for Mr.. Gladstone TO gain a victory In
Parliament than 10 establish durablas
government which would command the
respect OF foreign nations.