The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-05-12

says, proceeds from Ignorance and
jealousy. He calls the attention ofthe
friends of their country to his STATE
ments, lest, la few weeks. the mad.
deat thing the British goverum.n,
could do should be done, and ali Eufoue
he plunged in war.
Inc houinAnisu senate adopted q
OH postponiDg the payment of com.
nefeiai aeceptances until after ia.
war.
The chamber of deputies have adopt-
ed bill for the organization of Ib.
militia and national guards.
The meeting of the European Danube
commission, which was appointed for
the .th Instant, cannot be held because
the turkish and Russian delegates de.
cine 10 attend, and the British and
french delegates left GoIatz before
'ha' port was closed, and cannot re-.
turn.
CORFU, May 5.--The British sou.d-
ron here, has been ordered to rendez.
vous at Crete
MANCHESTER, May The CHAR
oiah s London dispatch states that the
ehahhei fleet has received Orders In
proceed to the Mediterranean sea
rAhis, May The official journal
publishes neutrality decree. and an
official Notification of the Black s.,
| blockade.
eoNsfAfiNoPLE, May The block.
ade Oh the Black sea ports Will no
maintained by twenty Turkish vessels
ihis is part of squadron at the on.
trance OF the Bosphorus. The plsn i.
10 cut Oh communication betwe.,
i'ussiah ports aud the Mediterranan.
BRUSSELS, May IA fire brok. on,
al Tour O'Clock this morning i'm Nat
cathedral. probably caused illumipa.
iiohs. AT five o'clock the wood xror,
Vi the roof was in flames. The EN-.
perof, the crown prices and Conn,
Won Holtker who are visiting Metz
and with the bishop Of Metz. were on
tue spot superintending the executions
to extinguish the fire.
| tRzhoUM, May The Russian righ,
wing Is marching through GeneIss
and Iehilder, evidently with the Dur.
pose unless prevented by the Turks
Oh turning the second Turkish line of
defense at Sagulak. The Russian cen.
Ter on the plains of Kars, seems 10 n.
awaiting the result of this movement,
ana OF the maneuvers of the left wing
"hich Is trying to force its way from
hayazed, by way of Surekoy.
LONDON, May 7.-Russian s.cur;t;a.
on the stock exchange are flat. Con.
sois opened at I'd IS, and were suhss.
quentiy b tier.
Lord Derby's reply to Prince Cart
sehakoh's circular had bad effect.
me Paris bourse is also Hat. and
fentes are quoted at about lO2f par,lv
on account of the Brisish news and
partly In consequence OF a sensational
ar'icie III the Figaro Of yesterday. BUR.
porting to be confidential address ot
Count Won Moltke to his German staff
explaining the Necessity for his r.csn,
speech In the reichstsg, saying IL was
intended as a cold shower hath for
France.
france Is peaceful now because she
Knows that she il unable 10 fight Or
many, but ii she had fair chance he,
utter hatred against Germany would
inevitably break forth. Such a chance
would be an alliance which she nou
mas a prospect OF effectiDg with Aus.
tria.
Inc latter has never forgotten "a.
IOWA. and Russia is not now. a. In
1870, able TO enforce her neu,,.I;,,
Count Ven Moltke said It nigh, +.
necessary for Germany, in the event
OF such an alliance, to act with Iik.
swiftness as in former cam aiyns. Tn.
oh'cers would shortly receive detailed
INSTRUCTIONS for measures to be taksp
win q view TO the COMPLICATION
"hieh the count hoped might No,
arse out which he deemed it his duty
W provide against. Until such in.
s'ructions were received, the staff
~ouia continue to be guided by the in.
structions OF 1916"
] Inc Figaro says, in the course ocb;.
address Count Won Moltke drew
mastery parallel between the French
ana GERMAN armies, and incid.ntaIi,
remarked that the Russians will
heed ali their resources to overeoms
the Turks. Though unquestiopab,y
the foregoing is having an effect ON
the Paris burse. it seems ridio,,,o,.
after Count Won Moltke's public utter.
ances. The Figaro is u VIGOROUSLY mn
scrupuious sensation monger.
The debate in Mr.. Gladsto,s,s
iution began this evening", in ,hs
mouse OF commons. There was denss
crowd present, both in the house And
sSheries. Prince Louis Napoleon and
ana other distinguished foreigner.
were IN the agiieries. The scene Wa.
animated. The peers and ealIsr;..
were full.
The Times, In its financial .,,,o,,
Aiioding to Saturdays depressions
says; "a tendency to panic peryaded
the city on all sides. In consequence a,
the distrust OF the government, IN,
ten,ions- 1t may pass away. bot tbsr.
Is danger that any bad news nou
would develope it.n
The Times in leading article saw.
we think Russia's assumption q
the concurrence Of Europe In he, -
tons made formal protest impers
i've and Earl Derby's dispatch met.
this protest with effect and dignity
Our hands, at all events, are free.
The Morneas Arnt.. a. ..
4 Arrest OF brigham Young.
CHICAGO, May 5.-A Salt Lake d;.
patch says the Mormon autbor;ti..
nave determined To resist any tenn,
70 modest Brigham Young for com
phcity with the Mountain Meadox
massacre, and for this purpose Ar,
secretly srming themselves.