The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1882-06-29

states that Tho cabinet, M me meeting 4
day, resolved npbn mnfe aoiiYe And ene
geii0 measures N feiofehoo "a Tie Hsgptin
crisis,
atAbsrONE.
Police precautions for the safety ~ Glat
stone, which we're recently allowed ~ laps
have agaln been resumed. The cabinet e
day settled upon ....
fNTHUCTfONs
+ for tho guidance Of Lord DuGerln at th
conference. These will be dispatched &
him tonight.
pnOMfNENT LEADERS.
A dispatch from AlcSandria says tn
new ministry Is composed OF rrominen
leaders Of the national party, and devoted
adhcrents of Arbi Pasha.
THEIR PROGRAMME.
Anotherdispatch says: The programme
of the ministry Ia general amennesty, ex
cept TO participants in riots. Relations
with foreign powers to be carried on be
tween them and the minister Of foreign
affairs only.
PASSED.
PARIS, June 21.-'rhe bill tor the sale Of q
portion of the crown jewels and diamonds
has passed the chamber of deputies by u
vote of Gi5 to 80, with an amendment OF the
committee that the proceeds shall be APP.
piled to the fund for disabled artisans.
AMERICAN PORK.
The senate has commenced the discussion
of the bill for the readmission into force OF
American pork. Baron De Larcinty
charged the supporters of the bill with be.
ing disregardful of the health of the work.
ing classes.
Lirard, minister of commerce, said the
government accepted the bill as it then
stood, reserving, however, the right to APP
ply microscopic inspection il necessary.
The clauses OF the bill will be discussed on
Thursday.
ASSEMBLING.
CoNsTANTINoPLE, June 22.-The ambas-
sailors met to-day at the British embassy,
but no conference was held because the
German and Austrian representatives had
not yet received their Instructions. Lord
Dufferin and the Marquis De Noales,
British and French ambassadors, received
detailed instructions last evening.
WON'T RETURN ALIVE
LONDON, June 22,-The Times cores
pondent at Alexandria says 1t is general
ly believed that if the khedive goes to Cairo
he will not return from there alive.
THE FLEET
here consists of seven English ships, seven
French two Greek, one Italian, one Aus
TRAN one German, one American, one Rus
sian and one Turkish ship
BRADLAUGH.
Bradlaugh made an attempt to present
petition at the table in the house of com.
mons this afternoon, but withdrew it un-
der protest of the speaker.
RACING.
The Stockbridge races began to-day. The
race for the Beaufort handicap was won by
j. Il. Keene's three. year-old bay
colt Golden Gate, G. Bantene's
5-year-old bay mare Windsor second, and
+. Gretton's three-year-oid brown colt,
Transaction third. There were four starters.
The Standards correspondent at AleXan-
dria says that the governor of Alexandria,
president of the committee OF inquiry into
The cause of the recent riot, which
has displayed fairness and diligence, has
been superseded as president of the COM
mission by minister OF finance.
THE COMMONS
The house of commons in committee
this evening resumed considera-
ton of the repression bill, taking
up clause II, which provides
for the application of the alien act TO aliens
in Ireland, Healy moved an amendment
limiting the duration of the operation of
the
of three years. Trevelyan, secre-
tary for Ireland, said that
the object, of course, was to enable the
government to get at those who were be-
lieved to be
AT THE BOTTOM.
of most of the crimes committed in Ireland
lie quoted as evidence a passage from
the United Irishman declaring that
If the English would not quit
Ireland peaceably they would meet the
fate of Cavendish and Burke, Trevylan con
tended that the government knew
that the most dangerous char
acters in Ireland are aliens. Mr.. Hea-
ly's amendment applying the alien act to
THE WHOLE UNITED KINGDOM,
was discrrssed. Mr.. Gladstone proposed to
allow the amendment to stand over
until report was made, when it would be
proposed for acceptance of the house, So
that fuller consideration might
be given it. Lloyd's amendment was
agreed tors, to 81. Progress was reported
on clause -. The debate still continues.
SAILED.
The torpedo depot ship Hecla salen from
Portsmouth to-day for Egypt. She has
on boat vast store Of explosives, several
torpedo boats and detachment of ma
rines
ABANDONED 1T.
The khediye has abandoned the idea Of
gong to Cairo.
CHOLERA.
MADRID. June % An official dispatch
from the PHILIPPINE island reports that the
cho,era has appeared 10 Japan and the
SuochoW islands
RELEASED.
LYONS, June 22-Tnr directors and sub
directu,, 90 the suspended Bank of Lyons
ct Loire have been released from custody.
ARRESTED.
HAyANA, June 22-Yesterlay the police
arrested Canon Leon Bernard, a Belgian,
who deirauded various Belgian religious
societies TO the amount of $500. 900 francs
Bernard was about to embark for ST.
Thomas. On examination Of his
trunks number of pocket-books
orre found Ia lis possession, OF which
the Belgian consul relieved him,
containing bills of exchanges, shares and
Unied States coin AID bank notes amount.
ing la value 10 10000 frances. Thirteen
keys were also found, apparently belonging
to boxes deposited ia various banks. The
capture was due 10 the activity Of the Bel
gan. consul.