The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1875-07-17

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! THIS declaration produced great excite
I mpni.
7 Mr Reuter- INTRODUCED proposition
lurn new election, excluding an clec-
ton IN NuVurrp, notwithstanding the
= law lprbidding supplemental elections
} tOtlr present Assembly. Ia the course
, Of his remarks he mude nllusiOn 10 the
Committee for Appeal 10 the People,
! which, lac acknowledged he directed,
hut which lIe had previously denied Of
doing on his honor, was received with
surprise and caused sensation. At this
point debate was adjourned.
MADRID, July l5.-rhr official Ga
2ettc announces that the Carlist Gene
raj DOrregury has entered Catalonia 10y
the way OF Trempvillc. He is pursued
10y the All0nsOist Generals Weylecia
aud Martinez tamp0s.
II Is reported that an instruction
las broken out In the neighGOrhOOd of
| Blumo in Burmah.
ROME, July l4.-rEe pawnbroking
department of the Italian government
announces the sale OF unredeemed gal
| lrry Of paintings in November next in
eleven lots, IL, however, IN offer of
| 1900 francs for the whole gallery IL
made before the time fixed for sale the
pictures will be auctiOned In one lot.
LONDON, July l5.-Dispatches from
all parts OF the country bring intelli-
gelIre of very heavy rain storms. The
Central News Association publish II
dispatch announcing that an immense
dam in Cundetord Valley, Gloucester
shire, has burst, renewing danger on
the Forest Dean which ii was previous
~ Thought was averted. No loss of
life Is reported.
1t Is still uncertain whether the
American rillemen will shoot at VIM
betun. y majority are in favor of do
ing so, but strong minority dislike
the terms proposed. Colonel Glider
sleeve will confer on the subject with
MI. Milmay.
| VERSAILLES, July l5.-The vote de-
claring in favor of the proposition for
election failed. Yeas, 296 nays, 335.
Rouher resumed his speech. He wish
ed to defend the dead Emperor against
calumny of the Legitimists and Orlean-
lists, who, in 1880 and 1878, sought in
the same way to defend their respect
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and Orleans deputies loudly protested
| against the comparison of their Kings
with Napoleon ILL.,, and the tumult
| ensuing was indescribable. NJ. CADET
| Ia shouted, "Ihe blood of the ID OF De
l cembcr chokes you" Nj. Rouher, re-
| suming, denied that the Bunapurtists
| had tried to corrupt the army or had
intrigued with the Socialists and Com
munists.
Addressing the LETT he said 'yo:ir oh.
ect Is to obtain Il renew al of the vote
to overthrow The Empire, we viii give
! you no pretpXt for such II step, We will
| respect the Republican Cconstilution;
but the republic is the result OF AN
| ephemeral compromise of Radicals
and Orleanists. The legitimists center
| their hopes on the revision of the Con-
stitution. The Bonapartists exercise
/ the same right 10 nope.
/ LONDON, july 15.-rhc recent rains
| haye swollen the rivers and streams in
the valley of the Severn, which has
caused serious foundations to dwell
lings in Blackeny. Flooded waters
continue to rise rapidly, and cause,
great excitement.
The meeting called by the Radical
clubs last night, at Trafalgar square, to
protest against the grant for the Prince
of Wales Indian journey, was Il fail
ure.
The American Team arrived last
night and proceeded quietly to their
hotel. They will decide tomorrow
morning on TIE latest proposition of
the Council of the National Rifle As
ISOLATION.
MADRID, July l5.--It is asserted that
the article of the new Constitution en-
bodyng the principle of religious lib
erty, will be supported when 1t comes
up for final action and in the Consti-
tutiOnal Committee was favored by
vote of twenty-three to ten
Advices from the Spanish frontier,
received by way of BayOnne, report
that General Dorregary as being una
BILE to penetrate into the French terri
tory, has turned back in the direction
of Barbaslri. Six officers and one
hundred sevcnty-tw0 men belonging
to his rear guard were compelled to
take refuge in France, near Garvanic.
They were promptly arrested by
French authorities, disarmed and in
generated. Troops have been sent
from Paris to guard the frontier; Don
Carlos is ut Villa Real with Il strong
force.
The m pprial states that n diDIOmatic
agent of China is coming to Madrid
and that n Chinese consuls will he APP
pointed in Cuba.