The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-07-08

ii0n ~ Tie American Team al HELMS
The Father ~ Don CARLOS Ia mar
nnce ViIe-The Indian QuesIion 4,
the House Ut Commons,
PARIS, July Col Long, formerl,
Of the United States army, aud now ii
! lhe Egyptian service, has arrived il
l'arlH rom his second expedition 10 III,
NAM country, where he IL extend
ing the authority Of the khedivp, lie
brought 10 Paris line specimens o
hulhropophnge, including female oil
! The AKA, or Iicke dwarf rnce.
The khcdlve decorated with the or,
der nl Medlldy the negro soldiers who
aided Col, Long In desperate encOuu,
ter At Lake Merroule, which Col, Long
believes 10 TO one Of the many sources
Of the Nile Col. Long leaves shortly
for the United States.
The report Of the recall Of NJ, De.
goulNnl lilron, the French Amhnssa-
dor, was groundless.
LONDON, July John Rankin a.
Go. have lniled with liabilities cstl-
mated ut nbont one million two hun
dred aud ilfly thousand dollars.
The British gunbont Lively sails from
Portsmouth for the Spanish cOast to-
day, to protect the British Interests In
the ports threatened by the military
operations Of the Carlscs aud Alfonso.
lists.
The Mark Lane Express, of this
week, says the weather here Is calcu-
lated to greatly hinder hNyirg aud har-
vcsling, Dryuess IL required, aud con-
sequently tho prospects are rather
threatening for the future. The prices
for wheat are shilling higher aud in
some markets two shilllngs.
Madrid, July THE Dlnrie say II
has reason 10 believe that Darrcgary's
army, feeling incapable of resisting
the attack Of the Alfonsolst forces, LEFT
and crossed the river Ebro
aud are now marching into Catalonia.
Several guns of heavy calibro have
been disembarked from steamers ut
San Sebastian, which are intended for
detached forts ut Renteria. The Car
lists have erected fresh batteries
against San Sebastian, the French gun
boat. Orillamme has arrived 10 pro-
tect the interests of the French sub
jects.
LONDON, July TN the House of
iIords, captain Dolllh COchrane called
10 the progress OF Russia IN
Central Asia, which was such rs to
furnish her with every facility for at
tacking India, ana warned the Gov
eminent against its indifference to the
danger
While he deprecated England's en-
icring into any entanglng engage
ments with Prussia, he urged the
strengthening of English influence in
Atghanistan by Il proposed visit of the |
Prince OF Wales to India, arguing that |
such II visit offered favorable opp0rtu-
mites for such II consumation. He |
closed by moving for the production of
papers relative to the occupation OF
khiva 10y Russia, and MIR. Hanwing, |
member from Tornworth, seconded |
yhe motion.
Hon. Mr.. Burke, Under Secretary of
he Foreign Department., replied that |
he papers in regard to Khiva had
been laid before the House; that COM
on the whole question of
entral Asia had been exchanged, and
he was sure when they were produced,
he House and the country would APP
lroVe of the course of the Government
md recognize the spirit of the friend
hip which characterized the whole
correspondence. Nobody could deny
hat Russia had broken her engage
nents with regard to khiva, but that
lie would not discuss this point at this
ime, for obvious reasons. Russia and
treat Britain ought to recognize the
interests they have i'll maintaining a
easonable distance between their
espective frontiers in Asia.
The English government was fully
ware of the danger attending the adj
'ance of the frontier of either power,
nd the Government did not think an
settling and defining GER
ain territory between them as neutral
round was possible. This state of af- /
airs would be sure to lead to mutual
understandings therefore the Gov
rnment did not intend to enter into
on such basis. England
fishes to show that she was not an ag- :
ressive power, and had no desire to
xtend her Indian frontier during the {
of the present status. i
The government held itself perfectly
zee to enter into any alliances politi-
al and commercial, with nations on
er frontiers, which events might
oint to as necessary for the cultiva- :
on of friendship with the Afghanis-
m nation. This was no new, policy t
f Great Britain.
PARIS, July IN. Granier Da Cas-
gnac has published letter in which
e threatens to kick Nj. Gambetta. ;
MADRID, July 7.-General Dorregay
18th fourteen battalions, comprising q
f,,,ao L., Nv,Io, ,