New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-14

c,.nsTOyE TO OSBORNE-GOSS1P ABOUT MN
,neroxE,s APPOINTMENTS - WILL
,,poI,cHERE RECEIVE AN AP-
CONTINENT - THE VOTE
OF NO CONFERENCE.-THE
CHOLERA SCARE
nY CABLE TO The TRIBUNE.'
.,,,,. ,.s2. Bg the Tribune Annexation.
Iondon. Aug l3-Lord SALISBURY re'uiu.u M
...n, Osborne this morning, having uaiueu ."'
..oIs of Office to his reluctant mistress
Gladstone will follow with one Vli'' P'''"S
,uo a necessity that fastens the puoiic a'"N'i,A
,o,hat discontcntedly on the SITUATION IN
'0"' hor iorrnals the Queen records how the
prince Consort urged upon her the deSlraoili"
.. ho;nc in London at times OF political Crises
T.. bsr General Difference to the Princes opihion
ond respect for his memory, the queen mas
onit,ed to pay this particular tribute. "onie
.ts aco at a time when a ministerial ciisi'
..oo imminent. the royal household removed FRO"
wind.or 70 Osborne, and thither outgoing al"
;rcoming Ministers must needs repair In eraer 10
c,mplete the ceremonial attendant OH "a"
change of Government 1t Is pao emu
for Lord Salisbury, who Ae"' nS
"a be off on his holiday fer VA
Gladstone it is almost intolerable Apar. iron ''s
.,os,;on % ace the new Minister is inevitapiy
beset with pressure of work greater 'l'aA "a"
so.,,.on;opt,v horne To have in addition 10 TINS
o;h. ~. task gratuitously thrust upon MIN ol
a,.nd;ng the best part of two days In JourheS Ivy
.r and from Osborne fills the part OF the proNe,'-
;ol last straw Even if the Queen so NUN VIC
lhes London as TO shirk the obvious anu -
;.nt nractice of taking up her resioence '' D"G
;ngham Palace till the Ministry Is ior"e"' '',
,nioht meet the Ministers something "oie ''i"" n''-
, ~, ,.+urninc for few days to her other ooun
way " =. w,ndsor You will not read any thing
s,om. this in English papers, at least not III .he
suios. bnt il is much talked Of in pollt-
Ical circles. ill ~.
roreicn Secretary. Sir William 1larcourt Chan-
o.,lor Of the Exchcquer, and Mr.. John Morley
Irish Secretary nothing yet is scttea WIN Iee"0'
90 tho formation of the new Ministry Even tnese
anpointmeDts do not, as far as the ou'eioo P"""S
are concerned. rest upon anything more Una" 'o"
lecture but as the French say, they arrause 'uom
selves They are inevitable, ana the Appo.nV
0.nts to the Foreign Office and to the lrish oiiice
will meet with unqualified approval Even Mf'
chamberlain. in his bitter speech OF IhursdaS
r,cht went ont of the way to express Ills ap-
nroval of Lord Rosebery's probable appolh'"en v
The value of this personal compliment ls Inoui-
fed by the explanation that 1t was Satisfactory
hecause on the question of Egypt Lord RoseoerS
views are believed TO be dametrlcahy opPoSeu ~
those of Mr. Gladstone and Mr. Morley.
Sir William Harcourt has 80 many personal en.,
r;ss in poli,ical life that nothing he takes VIII
49, ..rard.d as suitable or desirable appoint
ment. At one period it was known he hahkereu
.t,.r tho woolsack but he has since fsncled the
Fxchcouer and during Mr. Goschcn's Chahceho'-
shin he has played prominent part III criicn
;po his budgets Rumors are still perSseh'iS
ourrent Of q misunderstanding between Ill" anu
sfr. Gladstone, owing TO an alleged conspiracy 'y
Sir William Harcourt to shelve his venera'ea
obiof Those are mere inventions Of the enemy,
as spiteful as they are we r.
One sufficient reason w. J the rumors OF other
anpointments boldly current are unreiiaoe Is 'na'
mn to Yesterday Lord Salisbury was freil'el'
or course, Mr.. Gladstone may have his list drawn
nm but it is locked in the lnnermost receSes oi
his mind lie is popularity and not unJu7'S
accused OF proneness for lux OF iahs suaso'
us tendency to talk on certain occasions Is. how
ever excelled by his severe ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
on otbers have the best reason for knowing
.h.. IN n last night none Of his eX-colleagues
hod roceiyed any direct intimation Of his proposals
a, ,ow ~ a new Ministry Even when these
oro ,Dode ,he public will have to wait ana guess
tiu the Queens pleasure has been taken lhere
;s nothing Her Majesty is greater stlcNer loI
than the observance OF form; that Mlhis'eriaA
snnointments shall have been communicates W
her and received her approval before oeins n"ue
nuhlA There are well-authenucateo Gases iu
recent wears where an accidental oreach oi '"'7
rule has proved disastrous to the lh'enoeo !"
eipient of honor the Queen declining TO approve
an appointment or the nestowai Vi q" "S.Y
hooons. sbe has first learned the intention oil tine
Prime Minister in a newspaper paragraph"
Next to the appointment of Lord Rosepery, the
question that excites the largest measure oi III
t.rest in the public mind Ifs whether MI H''o"-
cbere will Get anything and If so, what. HIS naue
% l;rLed with that Of Sir William Harcourt III
Al. g,orv about the offence to Mr.. Gladstone Dy
backstajr machination. What Is reany ""o - -
that Mr. Gladstone was huncd by Mr. Laoouchcfe 8
persistent suggestion that Home Knie shoui" W
DISPLACED in favor of registration rclorh' oiic N'"
one vote and other planks III tlc hauio"i Fo,
gramme That is not an lnsuperaoie o9!c0'i' .
Mr.. Gladstone never nnrturcd malice. IL 10 pie'',
certain Mr. IaboucAere will have an once o'ieio'
10 him. even Of Cabinet rank. some eossip' say
What is more uncertain Is whether he VIM
Il, Talking with him year ago on the SUBJECT
lie spoke emphatically in the negative
but AZ that time the offer had not ocoh
made 10 he a Minister, above all with a seat
in the Cabinet. is d high and laudable anoi'ion'
irresistible to most Englishmen. 10 MI La
bouchele acceptance would involve large sacf'-
fee, He would have to abandon the agrceaoie
nos;to he now fills OF farceur and Of free Iaiife
In the House OF Commons. McrcCver lie wouiu
be obliged to give up the propretorshiP ana
editorslip of Truth interesting JourhaI
which brings him in $4,000 a year, and the
unrivaled opportunity of saying things. Ihis
matter has, believe, been discussed from busl-
ness point of view, and it is suggested that the
journal might be transferred temporarily to other
proprietorship. But " Truth" is Labouchere the
nomenclature is exchangesbye, and with his
piouaut personality and ready pen Withdrawn the
nroperty would be seriously, even permanently
injured.