The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-05-08

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MANCHESTER, May Tine GUAR
dams London dispatch states that the
channel fleet has received oruers F"
proceed TO the Mediterranean sea.
PARIS, May THE official jonrnM
publishes a neutrality decree, anu ah
official notification OF the biaoA 10"
blockade.
CoNsTATrNorLE May THE block
AIDE of the Black sea ports VIII DO
maintained by twenty Turkish vessels.
This Is part OF squadron al the en-
trance OF the Bosphorus. The plan 10
10 ont of communication between
Russian ports and the Mediterranean.
BRUSSELS, May IA fire broke out
At four o'clock this morning In Metz
Cathedral, probably caused illumina'
lions. AT five o'clock the wood work
OF the roof was In flames. Inc EN-
peror, the crown prices and Count
Won Moltke, who are visiting Metz
and with the bishop Of Metz, were Oh
the spot experimenting the executions
to extinguish the fire.
ERzRouM, May7.-The Russian right
wing is marching through GeneieS
and Tchilder, evidently with the pur'
nose, unless prevented by the TURKS,
Of turning the second Turkish line OF
defense at sagulak. The Russian CEN
ter ON the plains Of Kars, seems 70 90
awaiting the result OF this movement
and OF the maneuvers OF the LETT wing
which is trying to force its way rom
Bayazed, by way Of Surekoy.
LONDON, May 7.-Russian securities
ON the stock exchange are fiat. Con-
soils opened at Cd IS, and were suoSe-
quently b, tier.
Lord Derby's reply to Prince dort-
sehakoff,s circular had a bad effect.
The Paris bourse Is also nat, ana
rentes are quoted at about 1921, parity
on account OF the Brislsh news and
partly In consequence OF a sensational
article In the Figaro Of yesterday, pur-
porting to be confidential address OF
Count Won Moltke to his German stan,
explaining the necessity for his recent
speech in the reichstag, saying IL was
intended as cold shower bath for
France.
"France is peaceful now because she
knows that she Is unable to night Ger
many, but II she had fair chance her
bitter hatred against Germany would
inevitably break forth. Such chance
would be an alliance which she now
has q prospect OF effecting with Aus
trla.
"The latter has never forgotten Sa-
dowa, and Russia is not now, a. IN
1870. able to enforce her neutrality.
Count Ven Moltke said 1t might be
necessary for Germany, In the event
OF such an alliance, to act with like
swiftness as In former campaigns. The
officers would shortly receive detailed
instructions for measures to be taken,
with a view to the complication,
.
which the count hoped might not
arise, but which he deemed II his duty
| to provide against. Until such In
structions were received, the stat
would continue to be guided by the In
structions Of 1876"
The Figaro says, In the course of.hl'
address Count Won Moltke drew
mastery parallel between the French
J and German armies, and incidentally
remarked that the Russians will
, need all their resources TO overcome
/ the Turks. Though unquestionabl,
; the foregoing IL having an effect OF
the Paris burse. IL seems ridiculou
after Count Won Moltke's public utter
, ances. The Figaro 10 notoriously I'm
Z scrupulous sensation monger.
! The debate In Mr.. 6ladstone's reso
luton began this evening, In th
2 house of co n mous- There was dens
9 crowd present, both In the house an
!. gslleries. Prince Louis Napoleon an
= and other distinguished foreigner
were In the sgllerIes. The scene wa
Ie animated. The peers and gallefis
8 were full.
y The Times, In its financial article
3 abiding to Saturdays dspfession'
o says: "A tendency 10 panic pefvsde
= = the city on all sIdes. In consequences {
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