The morning call., 1892-10-23
ENGLAND'S CABINET DIVIDED
The African Policy Causes Great
DiSSenSiOnS.
ROSEBERT AGAINST his ASSOCIATES.
The Kaisr's Domain lgitated Over the Arm! Bill.
ISiOrmy Debate Probable in the
RethStag.
Special to THE MORNING CALI.

NEW YORK, Oct. 22-The Tribune's spe-
cial cablegrsm from London says: The
lingo party fad in Lord Rosebery's reply
TO the deputatiOn from the Anti-SlaYery
Society fresh hope that Uganda will be oc-
eupied in the name of the Queen. The
Times which does not conceal its exulta-
tion, sees in this speech fresh proof that
Roseberry Is personally in sympathy with
the aims of the deputation. have private
reason TO believe that this deduction is coz
rect. Rosebery certainly does not share the
Incorporating view entertained by his
colleagues in the Cabinet against the occu-
patton Of Uganda.
1t was in Difference to his views that, as a
result Of Cabinet council held earlier in
the month. 8 compromise was arrived at
providing for the extension Of the stay Of
the agents Of the British East Africa Com
pany for a period of three months. The
Times seizes the opportunity TO incite the
Jingo party to bring every influence to bear
upon the Government to induce them TO
take this leap into dark equatorial Africa.
It is not likely that the Cabinet, otherwise.
l believe, unanimous, will be induced to de-
part from the attitude it has assumed
and take charge Of the white elephant
the British East Africa Company proffeTing
20 dubious John Bull.
The impression in some quarters Is that
proongation of the term of occupation by
the East African Company will suffice to
bring the matter within the purview of the
House of Commons when 1t meets at the
next session. That would, however, be 100
late, as SO remote is the district, aad so
arduous the route, that fully three months
would be required between the issue Of an
order whether for the withdrawal or occu-
patton and its accomplishment. The final
decision Of the Cabinet viii have to be taken
before the end of December, and 1t may
possibly be reached at one Of the Cabinet
councils to be held within the next fort
night
The split in the Pail Mail Gazette Office
will result in the creation Of a new evening
paper. On that paper changing hands with
the avowed Intention Of transferring its sd-
VOesey to the support Of Conservative priR-
eiples, the editor aud the literary staff re-
signed in q body. Substitutes were found
and the Pail Mall Gazette pursued its new
way.
George Newnes, the member for New
market has now stepped in and resolved to
establish q new evening paper on Liberal
lines. Newnes is the creator and prOprie-
tor Of Tid-Bits. the penny weekly with a
fabulous circulation, aud of the Strand
Magazine, which counts the Queen among
Its contributors, and last month sold $4,000
copies. Newnes has unlimited capital. and
rare business genius in the matter Of jour
Dalistic enterprise.
Hs has been In personal communication
with certain members Of the Cabinet on the
subject. They ere naturally delighted at
the prospect that the gap made by the apOs-
tasy Of the Pail Mall Gazette Is being flied
mp and promise every assistance. Newnes
has engaged the late editor and literary
staff of the Pail Mall Gazette, and as soon
as suitable premises are found and machin-
cry installed the new paper will start.
Every effort will be made to have it going
BY the commencement Of the Parliamentary