The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-03-19
FOREIGN AFFAIRS.
The Hartman Exradition Amir-In.
surreciion NJ smyrna Persccu.
ton OF The Jesuits Ia
France.

London, March lS,--Tho Standard states
that tho report that the Duke of Connaucht
succeeds the Duke of Marlborough rs Lord
Lieutenant of Ireland, Is absolutely I'M
founded.
TllR HARTMAN AFFAIR.
A Vienna correspondent Of the Times, saws
there Is 40 mach disappointment aud anger
In Russia over the Hartman affair, that L is
likely 10 lead 70 the displacement Of those
diplomatics who ARE responsible forrakinr the
issue between Russia and France, without be-
Ing sure Of succeeding, When Prince 0rlo1,
tho Russian ambassador nj Paris, arrives at
81 Petersburg, h's friends will join Prince
Gortschakofl7s advorsaros In an ondoavor TO
throw tho responsibility on Prince Gortscha-
koli. Tho revelations made through
tho Hartman affair into the workings Of the
third section Of tho police department gave
coupe do grace TO General Bronter aud
probably also 10 General Gourks, late .oom-
mandcr Of military district Of st. Peters,
burg, and Prince Gortschakof's adversaries
arc confident that the affair will be equally
fatal to him. The Times discussing tho
Hartman affair says Prince 0rloa has
been instructed TO quit Paris and II Is
thought likely that General Chansey, the
French Ambassador nj st, Petersburg, will
shortly be removed home, although the staff
OF tho respective embassies will be left at each
capital, This practically amounts to little
short OF rupture Of diplomatic intercourse
between the Russian and French govern
monts.
| dARIDALDI AND PIATT.
The Standards Paris dispatch says Felix
Plntt the French Communist who Is In
exile at Naples has written letter TO GEN
eral Garibaldi, saying all the Kings and
Presidents must be done away with. Unite
your voice with that of tho French Socialists
to oppose the extraditon Of Hartman.
General Garibaldi replies that Hartman de-
serves the esteem and gratitude of all honor
able men. Political assassination in secret
means preparing for revolution.
GENERAL MELKoFF AND THE CAR.
The correspondent Of the Daily Telegraph
at st. Petersburg says If General Melikoff
can maintain his position against the numer-
Gus intrigues of tho corrupt and self.seeking
officials who surround the Gear he will abol-
ish the third section and its evil system of
repression and secret persecution. A letter
from st. Petersburg to the Manchester Guar
dian says General Meikoii's appointment 40
virtual dictator, which seems TO Indicate a
relentless determination on the part of the
Car really means Cancellation in the end.
Compromise is being tried under the form Of
surrender Tho Palace problem of the hour
is really how to yield with dignity.
ALLIES TO THE SUPREME EXECUTIVE.
A dispatch from st. Petersburg to the
Daily news says representatives of nobility,
clergy and communal and municipal councils
are to be associated with the Supreme Exec
utye commission, which will thus be well
adapted TO the discovery of the weak points
of the body polite, and recommend fitting
remedies, and II Is to this end that 1t was
decided TO divide the Executive commission
into two parts, one to suppress revolution
and the other to enquire into the political
condition Of tho empire. In the meantime
General Mclikof will doubtless have an op-
portunity of proving the ability and wisdom
of his administration; but when they 20 from
one extreme to the other and prognosticate
early reforms with wide scope, oranything
like constitution in the near fi-
ture, they are doomed to disappointment.
A DENIAL.
The Pail Mall Gazette publishes tele-
gram from the private secretary of the Ital-
ian Ministry of Marine denying the truth of
the report published in the Standard. that
Russia has asked Italy TO join her in mn alli-
ance against Germany, and that the Italian
iroR-cad feet is to be re-oommissioned by the
Russian Government. The Secretary ex-
presses profound surprise that such reports
should be credited by respectable English
journals.
INsURRReTfOE In SMYRNA.
nrueaala March 10 diepstnb cro,,,
emma, to the Iudcpence Beige. says an insur-
recton has occurred in Smyrna. The Gov
ernor has asked for reinforcements from Com
stantinopls and the European consuls have
their respective governments to
dispatch men of war to Smyrna to protect
Europeans. A French gun boat has already
left Constantinople for that port.
ABRITIsH aUNBoAT FOR SMYRNA.
Reuters telegram from Athens says
British gunboat has suddenly left Piarstus
for Smyrna, where It is feared there will be
disturbances between Musselmen and
Christians.
Insults DEsPAIRING.
Paris, March Isle Temps saws the prin-
cipal Jesuits are so prosecuted that Premier
de Freycnet ID in earnest and that thew no
longer hope to remain in France, but are pre-
pairing to emigrate to Spain and Belgium.
AGAINST SOCIALISM.
Berlin, March 1S.--A committee of the
Reiehstag have decided, by vote Of ten to
three, in favor of prolonging the operating
Of the law against Socialism until the goth Of
September, 1884, instead of 1886, as pro-
posed by the government.
SPANISH CABINET COUNCIL.
Madrid, March 18.-At the Cabinet coun-
Ell to-day the King presided and Signor
Elguayre was appointed Minister of Foreign
Affairs, Signor Sanchez Bastilas Minister Of
Colonies, and Signor Casgayon Minister of
Finance.