The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-07-08
FOREIGN AFFAIRS.


London, July IA Reuter- telegram from
Rome Gays it is stated that the pope will not
accept the resignation of Cardinal Vina, the
papal secretary of State.
The Belgium minister left for Brussels
after removing the ensignis of legation.
The correspondent of the Times at Con.
stantinople says if the powers restrict them
selves to mere friendly recommendation
the p ,rte will easily find means to Indefinite
ly delaying action without absolutely refus-
ing to act but if the divisions of the confer
ence are accompanied by anything in the ma;
ture of threat or ultimatum, some decided
will be, it would be hazardous TO predict;
but | may say that among influential per-
so1ages two plans are recommended.
One consists Of openly defying the
will Of Europe in the hope that
the powers will be unable to agree upon the
means Of cOmpulsion. The other consists
simply of protesting to comply, but at the
same time stirring the energies Of popular
resistance. Among Albanians both parties
counsel resistance. in some form, and
they differ merely rs to what form of re.
sistance they shall take.
No RESISTANCE 70 MONTENEGRO.
A Vienna dispatch to the Times says news
has been received here from Cettenii that
several Albanian chiefs have arrived there,
declaring they would offer no further resist
ance to Montenegro.
1t is reported that considerable Albanian
forces are gathered on the heights OF Arec-
tra, and that several Montenegro batallions
have been sent thther, in spite of apparent
reconciliation between the Jeherin and Albian
them is as great as ever.
THE IRISH LAND BILL.
A correspondent of the Manchester
Guardian says it is believed the government
has information which renders it very
DESTROYS that the compensation for disturb
anccs in Ireland bill should become law.
They know that in the distressed districts
its provisions connot be enforced during the
coming summer and autumn without pro-
ducing terrible distress; that 10 the absence
of such a law the governments RESPONSE
bility will be much greater than if they had
thought proper to state the case to the house
of commons.
The Times, in an editorial this morning
severely condemns the compensation of dis.
turbance in Ireland BILL and says if it be.
comes law landlords will remain unpaid,
except in a few instances where they are
wealthy and determined enough to bring
their tenants before the courts.
To PROTEST.
A public meeting to protest against the
erection Of monument Of the Prince In
perial in Westminster Abbey, will be held
at st. james hall on the 18th instant. Sil
NWilfred Lawson presiding
CROPS IN FRANCE.
I Reports of crops in France are generally
satisfactory for quantity. In some cases thu
probable yield OF wheat is considered de
ficient, but barley promises excelleTtly.
OBITUARY.
Will P. Wright, long connected with th
cotton trade in New York, died in LoRdol
yesterday.
THE RIFLE.
Eighteen Canadian riaemen competed a
Atear with eighteen OF the First Cheshire
volunteer rifles, firing seven shots each, a
200, 500 and 600 yards range. The totals o
scores were-Cheshire volunteers, 1924
Canadians, 1906.
THE POWERS MUST GEORGE.
A Constantinople dispatch to tn
Standard says Mr.. Goschea, British
ambassador, is convinced that with
out the employment of an armed force no &C
ton of the united powers will avail any
thing against passive resistance of Turkey.
NoN-AurHoRIzED RELIGIOUS ORGANIZATIONS
Paris, July THE Voltaic states tina
DEGREES against non-authorized religious con
gregations will be preferred at the end o
the present week against the franciscan
Capuscian and Oblate orders.
COMMUNISTS.
The committee Of chamber of deputie
after hearing the report of ministers and o
delegates from the left groups has adopted al
amendment in aversion TO Senator Labiche'
; scheme, granting amnesty to all communist
by the government, except THOSE who hat
undergone sentence for common law offence
previous to the commune. 1t is expecteJ
that the senate will agree to the compromise
RUSSIAN DENIAL.
; st. Petersburg, July THE Invslide
] Russo says telegraphic advices from Turks
tan do not conlrm Tue reports recelVeu VII
India that the Russians have beef
{ defeated by the Chinese. Fort Jaa'
near Fort Narrin,was recently sacked by tn
Musselmen. Hence probably, originated tn
report of the capture of Fort Marin by tn
f Chinese. The Russian cruiser, Yaroslof
now at Marseilles. will leav
there in month to joI
the Pacific feet. The Russia, which has jus
j sailed from Cronstadt for Biadirastock, car
> ried eight million cartridges, tel
. thousand submarine mines for harbor an
coast defences, and two torpedo boats. Sh
! will be the sixth Russian cruiser in the Pa
ciic, and 1t ia intended to send Elk more.