The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-08-05

the popularity Of the government, islikely to
be fatal to the Justification.
The Pail Mall Gazette in a leading edito-
rial article this evening, says we shall not
have long to wait before the house Of lords
will have reason to consider whether the dis
advantages of passing the bill are not out
weighed hundred-fold by the dangers of re-
jectingit.
The Times this morning says there is no
use in Disgusting the fact that the disaster to
General Burrows force was very lamenta-
BILE affair; firstly, b. cause General Burrows
was guilty of an error of Judgment, consider
ing the weakness of his force In abandoning a
defensive position;secondly, he seems TO have
accepted battle in parallel order, and not to
have attempted any maneuvering, thinkingit
is evident that the Bombay sepoys were of
such inferior physique that they could not
stand up to the stalwart Gla-
zis, who have drawn upon them
sword in hand, giving way to the sudden
panic. They mobbed the veteran sixty-siXth
regiment, aud caused the almost total anihi-
lation of that fine corps of cavalry. The
sutlerings OF the troops in their uninterrupted
flight of over forty miles must
have been terrible, for the present season is
the hottest time of the year there, and they
had been fighting and marching without food
or water for .twenty.four hours.
Sp. MIR. Gladstone continues to i'm
prove although he is quite weak.
A Constsntnople dispatch to the Daily
Telegraph, says an Ameri an missionary and
his American servant, while on the road to
relieve the famished population, were found
| with their throats cut near Isnaidet. The
bodies were those of Dr. Parsons and his two
servants, the murder Of whom was an
nounced in dispatch of the 3lst. Their
murd rers have been arrested. They are
two nomad Turks, and have confessed tho
crimes.
RUSSIA.
st, Petersburg, Aug. 4.--Newspapers here
publish advices from Navorossick, on the
Russian shore of the Black sea, stating that Il
number of Greek and Armenian emigrant:
recently tried to land, but their ships were
fired upon with storm of bullets by order Of
the Russian local authorities. The captain
of the vessel was killed. A Russian wal
schooner afterwards captured the remainder
of the crew and passengers of the emigran
vessel, some of whom were wounded and
were immediately imprisoned. About half /
million Greeks and Armenians who inten(
to emigrate to Russia, will not be pleased by
the reception Of their compatriots.
FRANCE.
Paris Aug 4--Midnight returns received
up to this time show the election of S04 Re
publicsns and 1926 Conservatives. Eighty.
one second ballots will be necessary.
One hundred and twenty amnestied com
muniSts arrived here from Brest yesterday
One hundred Pc icemen were at the railroad
station, but scarcely $50 persons had as.
sembled 10 greet the communists. Mr., Henr
Rocheiord WAS present, and twenty-four othe
communists arrived later in the day.
Lo Temps, summing up the result Of The
el elton, says if the Bonapartsts were igno
miniously deteale !, the clereals were ever
worse treated. The distinguishing character
Of tho elections was the anti-clercal attemp
to move the constituents by representing re
llgious DEGREES as an attack on liberty, which
signslly failed.
SPAIN.
Madrid, Aug. 4.--The Liberal publishes
rumor that Den Carlos will shortly publish
manifesto declaring that he will never re
nounce his claim to the Spanish throne.
GREECE.
Athens, Aug, 4-The Greek government
intended publishing yesterday the ordinance
for the mobilization of the army, but in con
sequence of the advice of the powers 1t hai
decided to postpone the measure for thu
present.
Cairo, Aug. 4.-The river Nile is risinJ
well. Accounts OF cotton crops are favor
able, although it is expected the yield will be
somewhat smaller tnan in 1879.
!. CUBA.
Havana, Aug. 4, The news has been re
ceived at he ,dQuarters that the insurgents il
the jurisdiction of Santa Spiritus have con
firmed the reports of their intention to leav
the island, End that jurisdiction is now com
pletely cleared of insurgents again.
There were 6fty-one deaths from yello'
fever and thirteen from smallpox in Havan
during the week ending July 81.
TURKEY.
. Constantinople, Aug. Am identical not
from the ambassadors, demanding settle
ment of the Montenegro question, has beer
presented to the porte.
SOUTH AMERICA.
: New York, Aug. Panama sdvices c
July 22d, say that ex-Presdent Trujello
general. ih.chef OF the army Of the Republic
arrived on the 18th with his staff and estab
lished headquarters here.
Permission has been conceded by tn
government OF Colombia to the Central an
! South American cable company to lay ca
bic on the west coast of Panama, connecting
with the Central America coast and theme
with other lines to Mexico and the Unite
States. This permission does not imply ea
elusive privilege.
, An explosion occurred on board the Pr
ciGc Steam Navigation company's stesme
Ceqnimbo, at Valparaiso on her last voyage
A'case of marked benzine, or benzoline, froI
some unexplained reason, blew up with tel
rife force. A couple of plates were starte
and break in her side was made of nearl
: twenty feet in length. Fortunately it WI
above the water line. One man was kille'
C0ny Island Steamer Run Into.
New York, Aug. About 1880 tn