Evening journal., 1895-06-24

Nothing is known regarding the person
mel Of the new ministry but complete
hdrmony exists between the Liberal I'm
ionists and the Conservatives.
The Irish members are extremely un-
easy and dissatisfied. They. state that
after acting for three years as the strong
est arm Of the government they are deep
ly,ooncerned At the sudden end Of the
Fsyernment without passing any of the
IsEcipal Irish measures. Not only has
lbsne rule not progressed, but the measure
csncerning the christian brothers, the
oeunty council bill, which reached a sec
dssd reading the. grand jury bill and the
Tfpposal to extend the power Of guardians
regarding laborers' cottages were all lost.
The only Irish measure now likely to
be passed is Mr. Healy's municipal fran
e2ise bill, which has gone to the house Of
lords. Tho Liberal Scotch members are
also sore, their expectations having been
disappointed Mr.. James G. Weir, mem
Der for Ross and CrOmarty, communicated
with Lord Rosebery, urging him not to
dissolve parliament till the measure ex-
tending the benefit of the crofters act to
highland tenants should have been passed.
Lord Rosebery rose early Sunday and
attended st. Georges chapel before break
fast. He then strolled through the
grounds alone till 10 O'Clock, when he
went to Frogmore, where the queen was
breakfasting with Princess Beatrice and
Prince Christian. He then attended serv-
ice at Frogmore mausoleum with the
queen and family, after which he had a
private audience with the queen. A num-
Der of dispatches were received and opened
by the queen
Lord Rosebery returned to the c79tle
for lunch and returned TO town in the aft
ernoon. He held a consultation with Mr.
Asquith, the home secretary; Lord Tweed.
mouth, lord of the privy seal, and Mr.
Arnold Morley, postmaster general, in
Downing street Immediately on his re
turn.
Salisbury Goes to windsor Castle.
Lord Rosebery conferred with Sir vii
liam Harcourt later in the evening, and d
five line whip was issued calling upon
the Liberals to be in attendance at tn,
house of commons at o'clock today
when it is expected that Sir William Har
court will make the official announce
ment.
Lord Salisbury did not receive his sum
mons until too late to 60 to Windsor las
night He went early this morning. Th
effect Of the cabinets decision is NOR
marked upon the whips and officials thar
upon the cabinet ministers. Lord Rose
berry. on his return to town, looked decid
edly sprightly. and Lord Tweedmouth
Mr.. Morley and Sir William Harcour
were in a iocular mood
The Court Circular last night contain
the following
earl Rosebery. X. G., first lord Of tn
treasury and lord president of the ooun
Gil arrived at the castle and rendered hi
resignation to her majesty, by whom
was accepted.
- The Graphic says: "It is an old trick O.
the part Of discredited ministry TO +,
sign office in preference TO dissolying pal
lament, SO as to leave the opposition th
task Of winding up the business Of III
moribund chamber But it is the duty {
the opposition to force Lord RosoDery
government to dissolve. There Is no II
quircment, either Of personal honor
public convenience, obliging Lord Sali
bury to attempt to govern with the pre-
ent house of commons.
The Daily Telegraph Qiberall says th;
with the resignation of Lord Rosebery
weak and dangerous administration pass'
away. The division on Friday was tn
and incxorable manifestation of the tai
urc of the government to retain any co
erning powers. What happened to the
may rocur again and again if ministe
could face the hazard of being again al
again publicly declared untrustworthy,
Nr. Campbcll-Banncrman was on F'rida
Isosebcrys short Career.
Earl Rosebcry was olIered the Office