The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-05-12
Foreign Anair.

London, May ll,--Lord Granville has SET
dispatch to Sir Ii. G. Elliott, British Ana-
bassador Of Vienna, incosing, at the request
of Mr. Gladstone, u copy OF letter written
by tho latter, in consequence of oral snl
written communications with Count KarslN
Austrian Ambassador at London, The 10
lowing is the text Of the letter:
When ! accepted the task of forming mi
administration, resolved as minister no. u
repeat or even to defend doubtful language
referring 10 more than one foreign pover--I
used when in positions of greater ltealoa
| regret that should even have seemed to
impute 10 the Emperor of Austria angatca
which he did not use. have no hasfus
disposition toward any country. | have A.
ways heartily wished well 10 Austria Ia tha
performance Of the srdous task Of cs,,-
solidating the empire. | feel a oor~
dial respect for the eiiorts Of ths
Emperor. Respecting my inadvertent remark
on the foreign policy Of Austria when it was
active beyond the borders, | will not con
ceal from you that grave approximations ueya
excited IN my mind lest Austria should piay
part in the Balkan peninsula hostile %
the freedom Of the emancipated population
and the reasonable hopes Of subjects. 1Saa
apprehensions ware founded upon secondary
evidence, but il was not the evidence Of hos
tile witnesses, aud was tho best at my eon,-
mand, and assures me that Austria does not
desire to extend or add 70 the rights sha, III
lar hn nf Uarltp Hal 4
such assurance; but II II bad
would, which you describe Is
painful and wcundlng, but I will imniali-
ately express my serious concern that ]
should have been led to use terms Of cea.
sure which can now wholly. Danish t:rn
my mind. think this should DO made pub
lie, and mot less public than the speah
which supplied the occasion thereof.
GLADSTONE
RATE OF WAGES OF coTToB OPERATIVES.
Manchester May ll,--At an interview ast y
to-day between master cotton spinners AL
delegates appointed by the operatives OG
| twenty-five cotton manufacturing toKrs,
the delegates proposed that the mas era
either fix an early day for granting the as
sired advance of per cent, on the wages /. I
operatives or refer The VIII ,le question e.
arbitrators. The masters refused 10 cntertsa
either proposal, but reutlirmed their prerl6Iss
promise, that they would advance the rats Il
wages MS soon as trade improves. TINS
eayos the matter at dead lock.
The Times says tho correspondence be-,
tween Mr.. Gladstone and Count KarolM Is
probably unprecedented in tho annas ct
modern diplomacy, It's far more dcsirsLl 4
that the occasion should frequently nlias
for such apologies and expanatiens ia
Mr.. Gladstone offers Mr.. Gladstpne's fat-
guage in Midlothian, If left withoaf
withdrawal or explanation n,pt have err
dered his intercourse with Count Karsiee
unpleasant, by any Interruption Of &s,k,-
matte relations or u change of Austrss .
representative was Tor every reason W bs
desired. Fortunately the difficulty has 5sssa
ended by the complete and gracefully. woriol
amende which Gladstone has made. Nsa.r-
theless his form Of explanation shows 4ssw
unexpedient Il IL that there should have sven
been any occasion for II.
TUE CUBAN RESURRECTION
Madrid, May II. In the Senate lo-dy sn
Interpolation was addressed to the gongR.
, ment respecting the landing Of the Cards,
Garcia, in Cubs. Geneve SAM implorel the
government to take measures 10 prevent dIe
spread of civil strife to Porto Rico, and
severely commented on the inactiyitg oi
Spanish consuls in America. The Minister ol
Colonies replied that there was no need 60
apprehend any disaffcction in Porto Rice
COUNT scHovALoFF's PROMOTION.
St. Petersburg, May ll.--Polish DeszPa-
per, report that Count Schovalotf will te up.