The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1875-07-24

NATURALIZATION,

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1nyuuN July lG.-Iho FInnncior
states That the amount NJ coin aud
Bullion In the Bank NJ England, "
the largest ever known.
MApnlp, July lG.-FronCh bands ~
Cnrlists have rClugeed In France, ahd
the French commander ut FORFEIT has
tulcgrnphcd to Paris for Instructions.
The provinces of Valencia hnd Chstlcoh
are free from Carlists, and the inslr-
reClion Is now confined TO the noun
tains of Navarro and the BOsquc aud
Californian provinces. General Jou-
velar's headquarters are mt Sarlnne.
MONTREAL, July lG,-Father Russell
in the ease of the Parish church, In
this city, has written II long letter to
Mr. guulcs, counsel In the Guidhard
ease, IN which he sets the latter ut de-
llancc us To the execution Of the late
Judgment Of the privy council in that
matter Tie gist of the letter Is us fol-
lows: This day do not recognize,
more than | did In 1863, the right of
the civil authorities to interfere In
questions which only belong to the
Ecclesiastical domain, and notwith-
standing my deep respect for our g1-
cious sovereign, aud my perfect sub
mission to her authority in everything
that belongs to civil matters, am and
will always be obliged to refuse sepul-
ture to. j. Guidbnrd in consecrated
ground Us long as nay Bishop forbids
me to grant it.
LONDON, July tG.-The members OF
the American team will compete indi-
vidually, at Wimbledon, for the Albert
cup, Va ued ut five hundred pounds
Sterling, and the Arthur rifle, worth
one hundred pounds sterling, in the
Derby and ST. Legcr sweep stakes, for
which there are numerous entries and
for n series OF extra prizes, aggregating
one hundred and ninety-twO. They
go 10 Wimbledon to-day.
PARIS, July lG.--A majority of the
morning papers inducing even the or
gans of the moderate Republicans, ex-
press the opinion that NJ. Gambetta
erred yesterday, in attacking Minister
Buffet in the debate on the Assent bly,.
All agree that yesterdays sitting was
an unfortunate one for the Left.
LONDON, July l6.-Much damage
has been done in Devonshire by the
rain storms. The rivers and streams
are swollen, and ut number of places
there are foundations by the bursting
Of MOnmouthshere reservoir. A fac
tory and number of dwellings were
destroyed. The river ut Ebro has over
flowed, and boats are plying in the
main streets of lhetown of Monmouth.
Similar reports of foundations come
from Ross and Herford, county of
HertOrd, and Cartoon, county of Mon
mouth. Fears are entertained for the
safety of the foundations of the Ross,
Monmouth and Wye Valley railroads.
At p. VI. the water in overlooked
streams were still rising. Rivers
which passed through Bristol and the
lower portion of that city are flooded.
Thousands Of acres Of land lying be-
tween the Frome and Severn are also
under water.
The heavy rains caused much DAM
age in Wales. The river Ogmore,
county of Glamargan, has overlooked
its banks inundating the town Of Big
End; one life lost and much live stock
drowned. Great damage has also been
done to property. The water in re-
servoir pond for supplying the Mon
mouthshire canal at Cancannon, burst
through its banks and thirteen persons
were drowned by the flood. There is n
flood in the ChemwelI valley, near the
town of Banbury, county of Oxford,
England, and the water still rising.
Crops, especially hay, have suffered Sc.
verely.
PARIS, July l6--Sorouy made fu-
rious three hours speech in the Assem-
bly, upon the necessity of resisting the
progress of Napoleonism, and made
direct attack on Rouher as an abettor
of the coup d. etat.
Buffet said the country was threaten
ed by double danger, from the Napo-
leonists on the one side, ami the rev.
olutionists OH the other, hut that the
danger from the revolutionists was the
most serious, and the Government
would watch them. The Bonapartists
and the Right cheered while the Left
protested.
Dufour said the Government would
display vigilance as regarded the move
ments Of the Bonaparists and that he
would not remain member of any
that neglected that duty. |
Gambetta called attention to the di- [
vergaDce between the two Ministers, /
and accused the government OF sup /
porting the BOnapartists in office.
Buffet asserted that perfect agree .
ment prevailed in the Cabinet, espc- /
cialiy between Dufour and himself, /
ana that they were rendering n service
to the country by retaining old func- |
tionaries who were loyal and efficient, |
they had served under the .
Empire.
The Left violently protested against
aud thu Ran f1pV't lots t,t1Ilxr Il,
q resolution offered to the effect that
lhe Assemblies confidence in the dec
!aratiOns of the Government was UNI
changed, which was passed 10y vote
Jf 4S3 to 30--the Lett generally OBJ
stained from voting.
DufOur subsequently, affirmed that
here was no divergence between the
Ministers of the Government, and that
he had nothing to add or withdraw
rom the declaration already made.
LONDON, July lG.--A dispatch from
Jordih' says that the rivers, Lofl and
Ilg are flooding, and that the adjacent
ands for miles are under water a
lood is reported at Bath.
The Paris correspondent of the
Times, summaries the result Of yester.
lays debate in the Assembly rs fol-
ows: "The Government separated
rom the left, is thrown back on the
light, one difficulty arising is how can
he Government remain in power sup
ported by majority which is opposed
% Constitutional bounds. As it cannot
,e supposed the Governmentw will reign
Without completing its Constitutional
york, will it rely on the majority of
asst night, or upon that from which it
las violently separated itself? The
oming settings will, and must solve
his problem. Meanwhile, victory be-
ongs to the Bonapartists.
a treaty has been completed with
he the Sultan of Zanzibar for the sup
ression of the slave trade on the
Cast coast of Africa.
WASHINGTON, July l9.-The Star
las good authority for saying that
Judge Fisher remains District Attor-
ey. s..r
VIM. Burnett, Supervising Inspector {
ieneral of steam vessels, Supervising {
Inspector Lowe, of New York, and
Vm. BOdger of New Orleans, will be- !
in experiments in September with J
he safety valve at Washington Navy !
ard. S
Professor Barnard, of Columbia Col
,ge New York, has been appointed i
hartman of Steam Boiler Commits Q
oners.
The President of the Catholic Benev- t
lent Society Of the District of Column
la called a convention for Friday |
veDing, to make arrangements for q
the Centennial of Daniel I
'Connelps birth. /
Now YORK, July l9.-The Board of
Lealth make the following statement: Il