The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1875-07-10


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the President dle while the Chambers
are dissolved, the senate shall convene
: aud new elections be Immediately or
dored 10 I'LL the offices. Passed TO u
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MADRID, July S.--Gencral DOrrcgray
was repulsed ut Barbostrel and turned
his retreat towards Sierra GuOra. The
AllOnsOlsts are In hot pursuit.
JOuveller officially announces the
capture by his command of ContOviega
with all the artillery and II garrison Of
two hundred men.
I LONDON, July S.-A letter was re-
ceived on the 9th instant, ly Colonel
Gildersleeve, In relation to shooting
10y the American rillemen at Wem-
bedd0n, from Henry Parsons, adjmant
of the English eight Mr. Parsons
says the council IL not willing to admit
another team to shoot with our three
eighths in the Shield match, but they
/ propose II match to take place on the
18th, for the Lloyd's cup, between the
| Americans and an eight selected by
the respective companies from the
three British clubs.
At the same time the council does
not despair of Il match between them,
which perhaps may he managed for
the Monday following. In the mean
time he hopes that the match propos-
ed for the l7th instant may be agreea-
BILE to the Americans.
MADRID, July G-General Iona has
effected II junction wjth General Que
sadO.
LIVERPOOL, July Gas the Cunard
line steamship Marathon was prowling
down the Mersey river to-day, outward
bonnd for Boston, she collided with
another vessel and lost her hoWsWtt,
figure heads and royal masts.
BERLIN, July Cdr. Kentrv il about
to leave for San Francisco to Superin-
tend the erection of n naval hospital,
which the government has decided to
build in that city for the squadron in
The Pacific ocean.
PARIS, July 6.-Gambetta has de-
clined to accept Grinier De Cassaga
macs challenge to fight duel, ON ac-
count Of articles published in the Re-
publique Franchise, and says he can
not hold himself at the disposal of the
first conner amokg his political adver-
saries. He has other duties ana re-
sponsibilties to fulfill towards his
paIty, France and the Republic.
LONDON, July Cit is denied that
Moody and Sankey intend opening u
meeting in Paris. There is no falling
of IN the number uf attendants at
their meetings. Large NUM- eis Ut
persons continue to visit their rooms.
MADRID, July G.-tienerul Jowellar
has thrown four hundred shells into
Contahiejahe and II expecting rein
forGements of heavy artillery. The
Carists are unwilling to risk second
engagement and General Dorregary,
with their main body, has withdrawn
in the direction of Gamhcl.
PARIS, July G.-rhe different groupes
of the Right met to-day and decided
against the dissolution of the ASSEM-
bly, in August.
Rosate, of Ia Press, and Perivier, of
La Tigars, fought a duel in Belgium,
in which Perivier was slightly wound
ed in the chest and arm.
LONDON, July 6.-The festival given
by the Americans at the Crystal Pal
ace was grand affair. The marble
hall and banqueting room We're mag
niiicently decorated. Thousands WIS.,
tied the Palace during the day and
evening.
Moody and Sanley go to Paris where
they will attempt to hold revival
meetings.
The Carlist committee have advices
from Tolosa, to July Sd, in which it iS
stated that their artillery lepulsed
eight thousand Alfonsoists between
Levin and Allo In Navarro. A column
fourteen thousand strong with supplies
for relief for VittOrias, was defeated
beyond La Puebla. -.
Don Carlos has taken the chief conf
maud of the northern army, and
general advance is decided upon. Dor
regary's defeat was false report. Sew
ernl Alfonsoist officers have lately join
ed the Carlsts.
The city and fortress, Nolens De Rey,
nine miles from Barcelona, has surren-
dered to the Carlsts with the garrison,
cannon munitions and prisoners, in
Guiding seven superior officers.
LONDON, July 6.-Two hundred per-
sons were present at the banquet given
by the Americans last evening In hon
or of the anniversary of the Declara-
ton of Independence. Among the
guests were U. S. Grant, Jr., son of
President Grant, Messrs. Hoffman and
Chesbrough, of the delegation in Lon
don; Messrs. Woodhouse and Stevens,
Hugh McCulloch, General Bradford,
the American Consuls at Dundee and
Southampton, ii. NJ. Watts, DIR. Liv-
ingstone's son, naval constructor Bar
nably, Sir Fred Perkins and Henry
Richard, member of parliament.
The Standard of to-day contains an
exceedingly violent article against the
celebration by the Americans. 1t says:
f,None hut Americana would venture
a display of such bad taste and dis
courtesy as was shown in yesterdays
celebration, and none but English
would tolerate it. 1t is hardly decent
for any loyal Englishmen to particle
pate in the celebration of English dis
asters. The American insurreetiOn
was about the most unprovoked rebel
lion in history. In the present times,
forbearance and Cancellation on the
English side is returned by the Ameri-
cans with insult and abuse, which IL
only encountered by cringing flattery,
md this Dean Stanley calls reconcilia-
lion and peace making" The Stand
ard, in concluding its article, says:
"Am0ng Americans there are but
few not actually participating in the
general system of public affairs In the
country, who would not joyfully ex-
change their institution for the order,
honesty and loyalty of this Empire,
rom which II century ago they made
heir insane revolt" re ,u..
ROME, July G.-The Pope has APP.
pointed several Bishops, among them
Dr.. Herrera, of Santiago de Cuba.
'ignor Blanc succeeds Chevalier Cont "
1t Washington.