New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-28
THE LIFE OF PARLIAMENT.
EARLY DISSOLUTION UNLIKELY.
REPORTED DECISION OF THE CABINET COUNCIL
TO PROCEED WITH TIE IRISH LOCAL GOV
ERNMENT BILL-MONETAEY CONFERENCE.

| TO PROCEED WITH TIE IRISH LOCAL GOV
ERNMENT BILL-MONETAHY CONFERENCE.
Copvr0h 1892: BU n, Neir. York Associated PTrss.
London. May PA Cabinet Council was convened
to-day for the special purpose of determining the date
for the dissolution of Parliament. II attended
by all the Ministers except Edward Stanhope Sccrc-
tary of for War; who Is recuperatng his health at
Ax-les Bans Prior TO the beginning of the Cabinet
Couuc several Of the members had an interview with
Mr.. Balfour and mprc scd him with the necessity Of
settling promptly the question OF dissolution, as their
personal engagements were paralyzed and The bust
ness OF the country suffering from the uncertainty
The almost unanimous representations which were
made to the Conservative whip, with view Of iniu-
encng the Cabinet. advised that dissolution Of
Parliament either take place at the end Of Jnne or be
postponed uniil the spraG Of 1893.
The tenor Of the communications made by the whips
TO members after the council indicated decision to
proceed with the Irish Local Government bill and the
abandonment Of the intention to resort to early disSo-
luton. Mr.. Balfour promises definite declaration
on the eve Of the Whitsuntidc adjournment. The de
cson will enrage the opposition, but ii will be ap
proved by the majority OF the UnlOniss. II the Con
servativc anticipations taking form tonight be full
filed no Gladstone Government Will be possible until
the end of the spring of lso3, and Home Rule until
1894 while Mr. Bafour's Local Government measure,
having clear year to operate, must cOmplicatc Mt
Gladstones task in creating new Irish adminSiraC
iiOn.
secretary Fosters formal programme for discussion
at the International Monetary Conference. II received
By Mr. Goschcn, has not yet been communicated to The
latcrs colleagues. trustworthy authority tells the
As ocated Press representative here that Mr. GoSchcns
acceptance OF Secretary Fosters invitation has met
with adverse comment from some Of the Cabinet men
bers, notably Sir Michael Hicks Beach High financial
houses in London, Berlin and Vienna oppose the con
ference In spite Of these and other undercurrent'
however the Treasury here takes the conference as
settled fact.
The programme which has been prepared for the
Congress Of the Chambers OF Commerce Of the Empire
which will open on June 2S, shows considerable
progress in the protcctIonist movement. Sir John
Lubbock, VI. F.. will preside. Although The pro
cramme is 0sten sbly based on the principles or the
Imperial Federation League the revival Of protection
Is tho pervadinc spirit.
II is report d that the Marquis Of lanSdowne'
Vceroy Of India TO resign his Office, and that he IS
to be succeeded BY Lord George Hamilton. the FIRST
Lord OF the Admiralty.
II is announced that the Queen has offered LORD
salisbury n dukedOm I'm the event OF his retiring rom
power but IL is doubtful If the Premier viii accept
this honor. $50 - a,
Raron de IIirschs mare La Fcche IS now thH
favOrte for the Derby. She the race for the
1000 cuincas with great ease.