The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1882-06-29
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MELVILLE.
Melville telegraphs from Yakutock, under
: date ofthe 10th, that he searched the coast
from the river Alask TO the river lara, but
! found no traces OF the second cutter, with
remains Of De longs party and saved every
paper pertaining TO the expedition.
TO THE MEDITERRANEAN.
IL Is stated that 10000 marines
will be sent TO the Mediterranean
to strengthen the British squadron there.
The Times in leading article says: II
may be taken for granted that there Is
something
MORE THAN EMPTY SOUND
behind the preparations at the
dock-yards. We can but hope that II
the conference fails to find any solution Of
the Egyptian question, France will agree
with England upon some plan OF united
action, or leave us
FREE TO ACT
alone. The Times, in its column of naval
I'd military intelligence, states that expe-
dictionary forces at Gibraltar and Malta
have been constituted and commanders
and stafl3 have been nominated.
The correspondent of the Times at Alex
andria says Arab Pasha states that if the
porte
ABANDoNs HIM
he will publish correspondence proving that
every step he has taken since the 9TH Of
September was instigated by the porte.
FRANCES POSITION.
In the chamber of deputies to-day NJ. De.
freycinet, replying to a question of M.
Lockray1 said that NJ. Sienkenwiese, French
consul-general in Egypt had been author
lied to come TO France on public business
NJ. Defreycinct did not wish to say whether
IT WAS TRUE
that the English squadron had left Cyprus
for Egypt to land troops or whether France
he'd been asked to cooperate in the disem-
barkation. He added that inference must
be drawn from his silence.
THE LABoRERs.
A special to the Standard from Longford
states that at meeting of laborers held
there and at Bruif resolutions
ton to obtain from the farmers the
grant of plat of land and dwelling. The
disinclination of farmers to assist laborers
WAS DENOUNCED.
Strong st favor opinions n Tere Sayng expressed Srsst
dealings with the landlords instead of with
the farmers. A memorial has been pre-
sented to Lord Granville, foreign
secretary, signed by forty-four
members of parliament. praying
that the British representative be
INSTRUCTED TO PRESS
the suppression of the slave trade as one of
the objects OF the conference at Con-
AN OUTBREAK IMMINENT.
ALEXANDRIA, June 27-rhe British vice.
consul here has resigned. The counsellor
official has advised the Englishmen who
desire to remain here to take up their abode
in the eastern telegraph office, as news
might come at any moment from
Constantinople, which might cause an out
break. Arab Pasha declares that the ma
tives implicated in the massacre in Alex
andra on the 10th shall not be punished
unless the Europeans, who fired upon the
rioters, are also punished. All minister's
except Ragheb Pasha and Arab Pasha,
went to Cairo last evening.
READY FOR EGYPT.
LONDON June 27.-It is stated that Cen
eral Sir Evelyn Wood has been ordered to
be ready to proceed to Egypt.
GIBRALTAR, June 27.-The British SQUAD
ron, commanded by the Duke of Edinburg,
consisting of eight men-ofwars has arrived
here from the west The torpedo boat Heck
arrived to-day and proceeded eastward.
LONDON, June 27.-The daily News says:
The examination of the weapons left behind
by the murderers of Mr.. Burke and Trooper
Wallace, near Ardrahan circle, on June
Sth, show that they bear the same private
marks as the rifles seized at Clerkenwall.
HOUSE OF COMMONS.
In the house of commons last evening,
the Irish members violently attacked the
new land corporation in Ireland, Mr.. Sex
ton declared that it was a diaboiic scheme
for depicting the population. Mr..
Dillon implored the government to do
something to bring about peace
in Ireland. Trevelyan, chiefsecretary for
Ireland, replied that the government would
not interfere with any private association of
landlords or tenants as long as it kept
within the law.