New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-17
Mr. GLADSTONE'S CABINET.
TUE LIBERAL LEADER Announces HIS
GOVERNMENT.
,ox uouCBroN MADE vIcERoY OF IRELAND
THE OTHER PLACES FILLED AS
WAS EXPECTED.

WAS EXPECTED
r.rdon. Aug. l6-Mr Gladstone, who yester-
s.v Visited the Queen on the Isle OF wight 10
~, before her the names Of those who Will COM
-. .b. Cabinet and to perform the usual cere-
ories attendant upon the taking Of office by
rev Prime Minister, left Osborne House Oh MS
vav bacl, to London at half past O'CLOCK lhis
ncrnina. AS he drove to East Cowes, where
Tho Royal Yacht Alberta was awaiting his com-
inc 10 convey him across the Solent, the ROAD
was lined with people who had gathered TO oio
him farewell He greeted with cheers along
the entire route. heavy rain was ialnns' out
,h;s An no way dampened the enthusiasm OF the
crowd.
Twenty minutes after leaving Osborne House
Mr Gladstone was on board the Alberta, the lines
were cast Of and she was steamlns across tne
Solent choppy sea was running, and The yacht
rolled and pitched heavily, making the passage
one Of discomfort. Mr.. Gladstone was taken 10
southampton, where he took the II 30 train Tor
waterloo Station, London. He is enjoying ex-
cellent health, and shows sign tnat his trlp
.o and from Osborne House caused him any
fatigue.
The enthusiasm manifested yesterday at Water
inn Station and at various points along the
,onta was repeated upon his return. Everywhere
narticularly at Southampton and Waterloo Sta
ton. he was surrounded by good-natured crowd
Who heartily checred him and greeted him with
cries of Bravo. William" Drop it into them,
old man."
DESPITE the falling rain and the general cheer
Iessness of the day, large crowd, among whlcn
were many ladies, waited for hours to receive
Mr.. Gladstone in the vicinity Of Stuart Bendle
house. Carlton Gardens. where Mr.. Gladstone is
.tavinp until he takes up his official residence
Avox- tn
from Waterloo Station he received an ovation
the crowd waving hats, umbrellas. and handKer-
chiefs and cheering him to the echo. He sinil-
inrlv bowed his thanks for the reception. and
then entered the house. After the lapse OF
brief interval he emerged again, accompanied by
his wife and daughter. The party entered their
carriaee and were driven to kensington to attend
n wedding Upon his return from the wedding
Mr. Gladstone met the members OF the new Mlh
istry. and conference took place between them
The new Government was officially announced
this evening 1t is as follows:
MR. GLADSTONE, Lord Privy Seal and Fist Lord u
the Treasury.
EARL ROsEBERY, Foreign Secretary
BARON HERsCHELL, Lord Chancellor
SIR WILLIAM VERNON HARCoUKT' Chancellor o'
the Exchequer.
HERBERT II. ASQUlTH, Home Secretary
THE RIGHT HON HENRY II. FOWLER, President o.
the Local Government Board.
THE RIGHT HON. H. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Secretary Of State for War
Earl, SPENCER, First Lord Of the Admiralty.
THE RIGHT HON. JOHN MORLEY, Chief Secretary
for Ireland
THE RIGHT HON A. J. MUNDOLLA, President o.
the Board Of Trade.
am tIfArLEs RUSSELI4 Attorney General
JOHN RIGBY, Solicitor General
THE RIGHT HON. SAMUEL WALKER, Lord Chancellor
OF Ireland.
Mr.. MACDERMOTT, Attorney General for Ireland
THE RIGHT HON. EDWARD P. c. MARJORlBANkS
Patronage Secretary to the Treasury.
ALEXANDER ASHER, S0lictorGeneral for Scotiaho
THE RIGHT HON. J. B. BALFoUR, Lord Advocate o.
Scotland.
THE EARL uF KIMBERLY, Secretary OF state 1oi
India and Vice President OF the Council.
THE MARQUIS OF RIPON, Secretary OF state Tor th'
Colonies.
SIR GEORGE o. TREvELYAN, Secretary for scotland
MR. ARNOLD MORLEY, PostInaster-Generai'
MR.. ARTHUR HERBERT DYKE ACLAND' VICE e-frca
dent of the Council on Education
RARON HOUGHTON, Vceroy OF Ireland without
seat In the Cabinet.
JAMES BRYCE. Chancellor OF the Duchy oi h'''
caster with a seat in the Cabinet.