The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-07-14

The DETERMINATION ~ she AmeTie .
Team -Ihr nsiIish ETie Cemmisslan
Farewell ~ Needy and knahrh IN
L.nden s1ecoss oi lhe r,enen nlsh
ops Ia 'ie Asssmbiy,
Madrid, July ~, The military sll
NA IL unbalanced, General llurrega
~ stu lalrea'lns hut hY llnes that
epliter where he proposes ~ make tie
stand,
LONDON, July la,-GIldernleeye hn,
officially replied ~ an enquiry from
The London Agent NJ the Associated
Press that the determination ~ tho
Americans not 10 shoot another Team
on this side VI the Atlantic II iinal,
ana pays the memberh of the team are
now separated and cannot be brought
together for any purpose before next
week, five Or hlN VI them would
probably be- glad ~ individuals tO
shoot NJ Wimbledon on Saturday, II the
Lloyd cup h Offered,
In The House OF Lords this evening,
tho Earl ofDerby, Minister of state for
the Foreign Depulnllon, IN reply 10 u
question dated February ID, 1870, lay
lug down certain prlnclplph, says II
had no application 10 Great Britain,
who WIS not asked Ia acqulence therein,
The subject Of that correspondence n
nav settled, aud II was useless 10 dis
ollhA abstraction, A. ~ the words OF
the German dispatch, which had been
quoted 10y the Noble Lord who pre-
coded HIN WIS 80 vague, that they did
not admit Of Judicial Interpretation "
they meant that all acts however In
direct or remote to tho cAuse Of dlatur-
banco In another state ought 10 loo
that would loo the most eX-
and proposleroua claim
ever put forth In diplomacy " II only
meant ~ TO some acts which lnterna'
tiOnnl law forbOde, that was n prlncl'
Pile which, within certain llmli, every
Government would admit, but for one
Government 10 require another under
10 silence W. press or public
speakers, wns M net Which Ind always
excited, and he hoped always would
pxclt, strong sympathy for the latter
md Indignation against the former
because such demand was arbitrary
and oppressive.
Sir Edward Wathens has accepted
he craftsmanship OF the British com
mission of the Erie bondholders, on
condition that all those Interested viii
support his appointment.
Moody and Sankey's farewell meet
NJ took place nj Mlldmay's hall last
night. The Earl of SALISBURY and
canon Samuel Morley, NJ. T., r. Hon.
Cowpor Temple, Mr., Macarthur and
even hundred clergymen were pres
mt. Speeches We're made fun OF
praise OF the eminent revlyalists, for
he fresh life aud energy they had In
reduced In the churches, aud the
OF their converts, a sug-
gestion was made that u memorial OF
Iome kind be presented To Moody and
sankey, but Stone on their behalf said
/ would not be accepted, and nothing
,ould give them more pain than such
/ step.
PARIS, July l3.--In the Assembly to-
lay the University Education bill was
discussed. All amendments moved by
he Liberals were rejected by narrow
najorlties. The officials are jubilant,
md congratulate the Bishops on their
success.
MONTREAL, July l3.--Yesterday n
carriage containing Mrs. Bernard, of
Belocil, her two daughters and son and
,wo neighbors was run into by II train
lear Belocil bridge. Two ladies' were
billed. Mrs. Bernard and one of her
were badly injured, and are
lot expected to live.