The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-06-27
HERE AND THERE.
Fereign ana Domestic Brevllies over
the Wires.

WASHINGTON, June 26,--It Is almost
certain that Senator Morrill, will not
qualify rs Secretary OF the Treasury.
The House Committee on Ranking
aud Currency to-day rosclnded the
former action aud agreed 10 concur in
the Senate amendment 20 the silver
bill, making the trade dollar legal
tender.
Mr. Blaine has been entirely coniln-
ed TO his bed for three days His symp-
toms indicate extreme physical pros.
tration. He has u low fever, resulting
from malaria, aud his physicians APP
prehend that II will assume typhoid
form, A change OF climate Is regard
ed as absolutely necessary for his re-
covery.
II Is limited tina the action OF Lord
Derby in the Winslow case was found
od upon the action ofthe United States
In the case OF Lawrence who was ex-
tradited for forgery, but In addition In
dicted for smuggling, The prosecu-
ton for smuggling was abandoned on
~ after u long cabinet consultation and
u visit Of the Attorney General 10 New
York Had the prosecution proceeded
II would have been Lord Derby's duty
under the English law and his con.
struction OF the treaty to have de-
manded the surrender OF Lawrence,
and In order TO avoid the possibility OF
40 dangerous n situation In the future
Lord Derby waiting to get guarantees.
threw the treaty into the face OF MIR.
Fish, The Lawrence complication
seems to have been the first OF the
kind under the treaty.
Mr.. Terry moved TO suspend tho
rules and pass the bill reviving the
law for payment for horses aud equip.
meats lost during the war, aud eX-
tending the time for llling claim there.
for, etc. Adopted.
Mr.. kasson "A joint resolution pro-
viding that when the two Houses ad.
journ on Saturday IL shall be to meet
on Tuesday, July lth, at Independence
Hall, Philadelphia, there to consider u
joint resolution commemorative of the
Centennial anniversary Of American
independence.
Mt Springer offered n resolution In
structing tho Committee on banking
and Currency to report tomorrow the
bill to repeal the resumption act. Mr..
Denison interposed motion To adj
journ; yeas eight, nays one hundred
aud seventy The morning hour
expired aud Mr.. Springer's resolution
went over without action.
LOUISVILLE, June 20, Colo mel Bris-
tow reached this city to-day. This
evening an immense crowd OF his
friends aud nelghbors called on him
Informally aud gave him u hearty wei.
come to his old-iashloned Kentucky
home. The reception was participated
in by men OF all parties. All seemed
TO he proud OF the great distinction he
had won and Of the honor he had
done to his city and State by his able
and honorable administration OF the
Treasury.
LONDON, June 20. Russian repre-
sentatives at Belgrade are privately
encouraging the war party. England
Is endeavoring to restrain Prince Mi
lam, who, however, considers his only
chance In revolution or war
Reports concerning Servia are ex-
ceedingly contradictory. A Cattara
dispatch, Saturday, says information
from unusually well informed quar-
tiers, represents that Servia will enter
the field on Sunday. and Montenegro
on Monday. ...
A dispatch dated CetriDji, Sunday,
pronounces the Information received at
Cattara MS exaggerated, but admits the
situation Is critical. The southern
frontier at Montenegro ls blocked.
PARIS, June 20. The newspapers
here say that the powers are again ex-
ercising their pressure at Belgrade to
induce Servia to abandon her warllke
attitude,
RAoUsA, June 28.--lntelligence re.
cpived here from Sclavonic sources
states that the HerzegovinIan chiefs
will assemble at Bayani. on the 9th
instant, to agree with Montenegro
about operations in case Servia COM
rnences hostilities against Turkey.
MADRID, June 26.-In Congress, Sat
urday, the government was asked
whether IL had been informed that
England intended to address observa'
lions to II respecting the application OF
the religious liberation clause Of the
new constitution. The Minister OF
Foreign Affairs replied that he had no
such information, but II any foreign
government attempted to Interfere In
the matter Of the application Of th'
constitution, Spain In dealing In tn
matter of such interference would fol
low the footsteps of national honor.
In the House Of Lords this evening,
Lord Derby, In reply to question by
Lord Delaware, said undoubtedly the
affairs were critical In Servla, In thu
, sense that great mil ltary prepar atom
were being made. Militia reserve ha'
been called out and everyt hing prepar
ed for an immediate commencement
A.. of campaign. but whether II wa
I Servia's intention TO make war was be
Z yond his province TO answer. OF cours
!, il was open to those who made prepar
atoms to say whether the unsettle.
t state OF theirsurroundlngs justified sucl
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