The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-11-17

A Reuters telegram from Rome says
there Is no foundation for the alarm
ing rurnors current at Paris yesterday
about tue pope, who still suffers from
weakness, but whose condition has not
recently become worse.
A st Peterborough dispatch says !:
The GolAs publishes an official dis
patch from Russian headquarters be-
fore kars. which says the Soghanli
and Erwar columns have taken UP
positions near ErEeroum. As far rs il
gees this is confirmatory of the latest
Turkish bulletins.
A special dispatch from Paris TO the
Times, has the following: The vio-
lent terms OF yester lays resolution
for an inquiry into electoral abuses of
the first inst, created alarm In copse-
quence of the severity of its denunci
alton OF ministers who are described
as in rebellion against the sovereignty
of the nation. However, the expiuna-
tons relieve President MacMahou
of responsibility. All agree, that with
the unessiness in face of this resolu-
ton and the com mIttee's report under
IL, the cabinet cannot stand in the
presence OF the chamber which accuses
1T. 1t must either disappear or again
resort to some violent measure.
1t Is said that the marshal will again
DrnrnuI1e the al ka~ L..
which is the limit OF his power This
will solve nothing, unless some
coup detdt is affected during the pro.
rogation. Others say the cabinet will
retire, add the marshal will form
another like it. This would involve a
conflict under another form. Nobody
talks Of adhesion by the marshal to
the verdict of the country yet 1 can
affirm that counsels Of Cancellation are
coming ia from every corner of
Europe, aud all cabinets which can
make their voices heard, from Canoyas
del Castillo to Prince Gortschakof.
from Prince Bismarck, Count Andras-
sy aud Signor Depretio, have given
counsels of moderation.
1t cannot be supposed that, in view
Of this unsnimity and Of the Hood of
irritation rising on all sides, the mar.
shsFs advisers will still imperil him
along the fatal path which must lead
TO his fall or unsu bstantial sctS. IL l.
affirmed, should tie senate agree to a
fresh dissolution, the chamber would
not submit to 1t, which would force
the government to abandon its footing
OF sham constitationalism, and show
that it shrinks from no violation
The Republique Franchise signifi.
esntly remarks: ".1'he right of pro.
nounciDg dissolution Is with the IA.
sent OF the senate being given the
president, to enable him to constitute
the country the judge of the conflicts
which might arise between the minis
tiers and the chamber; when the eouu-
try has pronounced that the right of
the president and the senate il ex-
haus'ed, IL il were lawfrl to resort to a
second dissolution, third aud a fourth
might also be resorted 70. The cham.
Der Of deputies would be abolished:
the senate would be converted into n
sovereign convention; the Discussion
aud passing Of the budget, the regular
dispatch Of business, the normal gov.
eminent Of the country aud the psrIis.
mentsry system would no longer ex-
let. The constitution OF 1875 did not
mean this. The chamber Of deputies.
therefore, would be bound TO resist .
second sttempt at dissolution
A Paris dispatch says President Mac
Mahon declared yesterday to the min.
isters that In the presence Of the vio-
lent accusations brought against them
In the chamber and which equally
Affects the whole government, he could
not accept their resignations and he
begged them to remain ut their posts.
a Constaniinople dispatch saws
suiieman pasha has been appointed
commander-in-ehief OF the armies in
houmania- Ali. or probably Fazeli
pasha, viii command the army of
Rasgrade.
a rome dispatch says: The Pope,s
health Is better to-day. He gave audi.
ence to several persons.
The Montenegrins yesterday can
tured fort Commanding the town Of
Antavari, with its fort garrison, two
eunA snd quantity Of ammunition
ana provisions. The Moutenegrius
ass advancing on Antavari.
vIHNHA, Novsnhss lS-Ths Po,Ri.