The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1875-07-15

1t is officially stated that France will be
compelled To interfere If the Spanish man
of-war Victoria humbards Loquette and
0ndorroa, on the BIZ eayan coast.
LONDON, July l2.-The Pail Hall Ga
sette says: We have received :he follow
ing from specially well informed CORES
pondrnt: lirndage, July 9.--Gen. Ca
brea has left Bearruz for B,gneres de BIZ
gore, having abandoned his Intention of
going To NJ l,lrid. He has small faith in
the ultimate success of Gen. Jovellar's ope-
ratious against Gen. Dorregary. Appar-
emily, Dorregary has slready escaped by an
extraordinary march of ninety kilomstres
This agrees with Dorregary's aTowed inteu-
tiun not to fight exeI pr in the Bosoue prov
ince. The Carlist artillery now numbers ie0
pieces
LONDON, July i3.-In the House Of Lords
this evening the Earl of Derby, Minister Of
State for the Foreign Department, in reply
to question dated February 8 1875, lay.
ing down certain principles, says that they
have no application TO Great Britain, who
was not asked to scquiesce therein. The
subject of that correspondence was now
settled, and it was useless to discuss alb
stractiohs. The words Of the German dis
patch which had been quoted by the noble
lord were so vague that they did not admit
OF Judicial Interpretation. II they meant
that all acts, whatever the tendency, how
ever indirect or Iemote TO the cause Of dis
.ufoance In another State, ought to be pro-
hioited, that would be the most extraordi-
nary ana the most preposterous claim ever
put forth in the diplomacy. II il only
meant some acts which in law forbade that.
1t was principle which, within certain Inn
its, every government would admit hut for
i m
menaces, TO silence its press or public
speakers was an act which had always ex-
cited, and he hoped always would excite,
strong sympathy for the latter and indigna-
ton against the former, because such de-
mand was arbitrary and oppressive.
Sir Edward Watkins has accepted the
craftsmanship of the British commission of
Erie bondholders on the condition that
all interested support his appointment.
LONDON, July ia dispatch to Reuters
Telegraph Company from Vienna says the
Southern Sclavonic party grossly exagger-
ated the Herzegovina disturbances, which
are entirely of an agrarian character and
originated in resistance to tax collectors.
Turkey considers it unnecessary to send re-
lief to the scene of trouble.
SANTANDER July ia Spanish steamer
was wrecked near the village of Motrico, on
the Biscayan coast. The crew were saved
by Carlist fishermen. 1t is said they will be
held as hostages, and the Carlists threaten
to shoot them il the royalists lombard any
more Carlist towns.
LONDON, July 13.-At Moody and Sam
keys farewell meeting last night 1SS clergy
men of the Church of England were present,
far outnumbering those of any other denom-
ination. Canon Conway, of Westminster,
occupied a seat on the platform. All pres
ent were deeply affected. Mr.. Moody was
so overcome by emotion that he had to stop
and was unable to conclude his address.
PARIS July 13.-In the Assembly to-day
the university education bill was discussed
clause by clause. All amendments moved
by the Liberals have been rejected by mar
row majority. The clericals are jubilant
and congratulate Bishop Dunpanloup on his
success.
LONDON, July ia Prussian war ship
has been secretly engaged in taking sound
ings and mapping the coast of Jutland.
An explanation will be demanded from the
Berlin government.
MADRID, July 13.-The draft of the
Constitution provides that the Senate ha-
composed of three classes, the first, heredi-
tary title; the second, elected by popular
corporations; third, nominated by the
crown. All grandees of Spain, with in
comes of $4,000 and over, are included in
the first class.
1t is reported that 1000 Carlist prisoners
arrived at Valencia, which the populace
threatened to lynch. Some of the Carlist
officers were placed on men-of-war to pre-
vent a massacre. a4a
LONDON, July 10. The usual Orange Gel
ebrations in Dublin, and towns throughout
Ulster, and at Liverpool. Most Of the
meetings passd resolutions condemning
home rule. No disturbances anywhere.
The Markets.
GALVESTON, July 49, - Cotton = msrket
quiet with fair demand; ordinary 1fs{c;
good ordinary 12alc; low middling 131Sc;
middling 1416ci good middling 14sSc; sales
| $50. bales.
New YORK, July 10. = Stocks extremely
dull and lower. Money IL per cent. Gold
1854. Exchange-long, 4.S71s; short, A. 901<
Governments. dull and steady; State bonds
dull and steady.
Later-Money easy at 11k@2 per cent.
Sterling a little weaker at 4.S71z. Gold weak
and lower at 115A@115sS Governments ac-
tive and a little better; new fives 10; State
bonds quiet and steady.
Cotton-market quiet and steady; sales 454
bales; uplands 1870; Orleans I55Sc
LIVERPOOL, July 13-Noon.-Cotton dull
and easier; middling uplands Sled; mid
ding Orleans 73Sd; sales 5000 bales, in
Guiding 1000 for speculation and export
NEW ORLEANS, July 3D. Cotton-demand
quiet; sales $50 bales; good ordinary 10 strict
good ordinary 12Ic; good middling 10 mid
ding fair 1890. 49,