New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-16
GLADSTONE AND THE QUEEN
TUE INCOMING PREMIER A GUEST Al
OSBORNE HOUSE.
,or,pSzY FROM LONDON 10 THE ISLE OF
w1GHr-sUBMT11NG TO HIS SOVEREIGN
THE NAMES or THE MEMBERS
MS cARINET.
OF HIS CABINET.

,s.r Auc. 15.--Mr. Gladstone, accompanied
S;r Algernon Edward West left Carlton Oar
w =. noon today for Osborne House, Isle vi
.',,N.. whore he arrived this evening. Notwl'h-
ed;ng the persistent rumors as to MS pour
''.;o.i condition Mr. Gladstone looked remark
ppS,, snripbtly. To Judge from his appearance
\. aid not regard the journey to osborne liou"
- the light of q severe task; on the contrary
=, seemed to be pleasure trip for him' MANY
,ersons had gathered about the doorway y, Vn1
house in Carlton Gardens, and when the t-iooi"'
leader appeared looking fresh and smiilng' he was
HEARTILY cbeered. Entering his carriage' "e "aS
az once driven to Waterloo station, where SINAI,
crowd including few notable men, Were ga.iereu
"a ss,e him. Arrived at the station, MI "ia0oo'ns
.ntsrsd 6rst-class saloon Here he TOOK
.~h.rose from small box, and carefully pinned
Il in a button-hole of his coat. AS the 'raih
80 nm, of the station the crowd cheered Mr.
rIodstone who responded by lifting his hat anu
bowling. ,,xa
Az Mr.. Gladstone was crossing the docKyaro
.t portsmouth, on his way to the royal jetty, where
,h. roval YACHT waited for him. hundreds Oh
ortisans employed in the yard stopped work anu
followed his carriage, giving him an enIhusias'io
erecting. On the arrival of the yacht at Eas'
Cowes: Isle of Wight, where Mr.. Gladstone wen.
ashore. he was greeted by crowd composeu =,
most of the inhabitants Of the place, augneh'eu
bv 200 enthusiastic citizens from West Oo"eS'
who had crossed the Medina River by the s.eaii,
ferry in order to participate in giving the Loeral
leader q rousing reception
Mr. Gladstone then entered royal carriage
xbicb was waiting for him, and rode forthwith
% Osborne House. On his arrival at the palace
Sir H. F. Ponsonby. the Queens private secre-
tsry. received him at the entrance, and conduc.eu
him TO the apartments prepared Tor him. Aier
Mr.. Gladstone had partaken OF luncheoh' .he
Queen gave him audience, and be kissed her
hand In accordance with the estaollsheo usage
On bis appointment as First Lord Of the Treas
ury. Mr.. Gladstone submitted the names OF the
members of his Cabinet.
The Queens dinner guests at Osborne House
Aouight included, besides Mr.. Gladstone, the frince
.f Wales the Duke of Copnaught. Princess Henry
of Battenberg and the Earl of Ducie Mr. Iiad-
stone will leave Osborne House tomorrow MORN
Ing. Con,
Mr.. Gladstone will take the Office OF Privy Seal
.s we'll rs that of First Lord of the treasury
Lord Brassey will be viceroy of Ireland.
In the House of Lords to-day Lord SALISBURY
formsllv announced that, in consequence OF tne
vote in the House Of Commons on NE Asq;i', m - .
no confidence" amendment TO the auuIess ~ "a &c
ply to the Queens speech, the Go'ernmtl. In nau
rendered its resignation to the xuee anu this an
no,incement Lord Salisbury asked the lntentiohS
Of the incoming Ministry. r.r
The Earl of Kimberly replied that ne was soIry
be unable f Ea4 gss addeS that he
a Minister. He could say nothing until he had
Consulted his colleagues.
The House then adjourned until Thursday.