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

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the document, was expressing any
opinion on lic,clicr'a sayings ar do
lng4 IN general. | believe the chris
iinn sentiment NJ England viii unnnl-
mol.ly condemn some things which
Mr.. Bccchcr acknowledges IN tho
course Of trial. lilo Inns blamed HIM
sell without stint, AMI 10y his cnndor
hns, ! believe, recovered himself ana
will stand In honor and usefulness ~
formerly.
\ special from Paris says that the
memorial Of the Diplomatic ncwsra-
Der, announces the Turkish students
In Paris M having been ordered home,
aud that with the money hitherto do
voted to the education Of these youths,
ana that Turkey will establish nm In
stitution ut Constantin0plc, offering
equal advantages to those Of Paris.
MADRID, July 10. The Carlist Gen
cral Dorrcgury, II being actively pir-
sulcd 10y the Nlfonoi-ts, and II II he
licvcd he will attempt 10 take refuge
on French territory.
MADRID, July lO.-Among the prls-
oners taken by Alfonsoists, Ii II Car
lists Brigadicr General aud one hun
drcd aud seventy officers.
LONDON, July lO.-The Times Mad
rid dispatch says, events or great I'M
poriance are looked for.
Moscow, July l0.-The King OF
Sccden arrived IN this city to-day.
PARIS, July 0.-'rhc loss in LivicuS
and vicinity, IL definitely known To bc
twenty seven million francs. The
flood IL subsi,ling.
MADRID, July l2.-An official dis
patch says that Gen. Delatre has driven
Dorregary from Torsicilla, Guara
Sirsta and Boltana. The Carlists re-
sisted the Allonsists stoutly, and lost
many men In killed and wounded and
prisoners They have rctgcatcd to the
valley of the Aran, in the lyrcnccs
Gen. Dclatre IL still pursuing them
and Gen. Martinez corps is making
forced marches to join in the pursuit.
Fhc Pail Mall Gazette says: eve
have received the following from
specially well informed correspond
ents, dated Hendage, July 8: General
('abroila left Biarritz for Bigner ant
De Bigger, having abandoned his In
tenti0n of going to- Madrid. He has
small faith In the ultimate success o.
General Jouvellar's operations against
General Dorrcgary. Apparently Dor
rrgary has already escaped 10y an ex
traorIlinary march of ninety kilOmc
tres. This agrees with Dorregary''
avOwed intention not to fight except
in the Basque Province. The Carlis
artillery now numbers one hundred
and twenty guns and more are ex
pcrtcd daily.
MONTREAL, July l2.-Monsigneul
Charles Larique, bishop of st. Hya
cinthe, is dead.
NEW IoRK, July ia letter from
lInvunna says the cause OF the sud
den departure of Captain General Val
uinsrdn from Havana, on the 2lst III
tinn, WAS thcrcccptiOn of official news
To the effect that II column of eight
hundred rebel cavalry, after n sharl
fight, had captured Spanish convoy
between IInlquin and GaboIia. TIL,
Spanish loss in this fight Was about
eighty killed. The rebels afterwards
captured the fort Gin the town of Mo
ganno, in which the Spnniarls, aftrl
the tight, had taken refuge. Having
nut the garrison to the sword the reb
rls fired the town and dccampcd.
PARIS, July ia passionate debate
is expected upon the report oftlie com
nittlre on the election of Nj. 5urgon
ing. NJ Rouher intends 10 speak, ant
will insist on the Legitimacy Of TIL,
hopes entertained 10y BonnpartiSts OI
the restoration of the Empire, and pre-
diets their ultimate realization.
Ii. is senl-ollicinlly stated that France
will he compelled to interfere il the
Spanish nlall-of-war Nittoria bOmbar,l'
Lcoquctt and Eudurro, on the Biscol
coast.
LONDON, July ia special dispatcl
to the Daily Standard represents tn,
disturbance in licngoYing to consist
apparently of u number Ofriots among
| VIC EDltNolloI va viz u
lagos in the Western District, who
have been aroused to resistance hy the
endcavOrs Ufthc Turkish Official to col
lect usurious taxes.
Large bands of fugikves, composed
mainly of women and children, cross
the border into Dolmntia daily. Turk
ish troops OF the night of the Fourth,
made an attack on the dcfcnsrs erect
cd 10y the insurgents ut bridge oven
| kruinr River, near CelOra. After u
long and bloody combat they were
defeated aud fell back in disorder.
HALIFAX, July l2.-Capt. Richard
| Wash, of Summersidc and three other
persons drowned Off Walkaqui Harbor
during the storm.
PARIS, July IAN official telegram
cOrrccts the exaggerated number Of
persons lost ut Toulouse, only two hum
drcd and sixteen bodies were found.
LONDON, July l2.-The News' Paris
special reports the country between
Viltc Frances and Macon us having
been laid waste by floods to the extent
Of forty Kilometres, and the fine wheat
and vine crops in many places have
been utterly destroyed.
The Morning Post says the Earl Of
Derby, Foreign Secretary, has been re-
u,icstcd to receive deputation of per-
sons Interested in the Nova Scotia c0al
fields, for conference on the subject of
oppressive tarilf in the United States,
which Is said To prevent importati ion
Of coal In that country.
LONDON, July l2.--MoOdy and SAN
key held their closing meeting yester-
day. The attendance was enormous.
Many were on their way to Combcr-
well ;ls early as 5 o'clock II. III. Thou
sands were unable to obtain admission
To the evening service.
The Radical clubs Of the metropolis
have held n conference and decided
to call mass meeting in Trafalgar
for "Wednesday next, to protest against
the grant of fIns for therxpenses Of the
Princeof Wales visit to India
The Cunard steamer Scythia, which
sailed from Liverpool yesterday for
New York, came in contact with "A
whale Off Rochcs Point aud lost II blade
of her propeller. She is detained at
Queenstown awaiting orders from
Liverpool.
There is II village in New Hamp-
shire which has produced twenty-six
editors, ard II Is In allusiOn TO this cir
c,,mstance that n pions old deacon
there remarked: "Ycs, there were
twenty-six on 'em, hut ms they've all
left town reckon the Lord won't lay
II up agin us"
Advice Ia the ladies from the Bos-
ton Traveller: "Women should not