The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-06-23

Other Foreign and Domestic News.
Foreign Affairs.
ASSEMBLING.


CoNsrANTINorLE, June 22.-The ambas-
sadors 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 Noalles,
British and French ambassadors, received
detailed instructions last evening.
WON'T RETURN ALIVE.
LONDON, June 22.-The Times CORES.
pondent at Alexandria says: It 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
trian, one German, one American, one Ru1-
sian and one Turkish ship.
BRADLAUGH.
Bradlaugh made an attempt to present a
petition at the table in the house of COM
mons this afternoon, but withdrew 1t un-
der protest of the speaker.
| RACING.
The Stockbridge races began to-day. The
race for the Beaufort handicap was won by
colt aoldse sssnes Gate ,hrs'e'rSa Slsnt.as, bay
5-year-old bay mare Windsor second, and
+. Gretton's three-year-old brown colt,
Transaction third. There were four starters.
| sUsPERcEDED.
The Standards s 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been superseded as president of the com.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.
| ls r. M couunra
The house of commons in committee
this evening resumed considera-
ton Of the repression. bill, taking
up clause Il, 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 VI
as applied in this bill to one year instead
tary for ireland, said that
the object, of course, was to enable the
government to get at those who were DO.
AT THE BOTTOM.
of most of the crimes committed in Ireland
He quoted as evidence a passage from
the United lrishman 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
acters in Ireland are aliens. Mr.. Hea
ly's amendment applying the alien act Il
THE WHOLE UNITED KINGDOM, y
was discussed. Mr.. Gladstone proposed tu
allow the amendment to stand oyel
until report was made, when II would bt
proposed for acceptance of the house, SC
that fuller, consideration nigh,
be given it. Lloyd's amendment wa.
agreed to-22S, to37: Progress was reported
on clause IL. The debate still continues.
SAILED.
The torpedo depot ship Hecla sailed from
Portsmouth today for Egypt. She ha.
on boat vast store of explosives, several
torpedo, boats and a detachment of ma.
rines.
ABANDONED 1T.
The khedive has abandoned the idea oi
going to Cairo.
CHOLERA.
MADRID. June 22.-An official dispatch
from the PHILIPPINE island reports that the
cholera has appeared In Japan and the
Soochow islands.
LYONS, June 22.-The directors and sub.
directors OF the suspended Bank OF Lyons
Ut Loire have been released from custody.
ARRESTED.
HAVANA, June 22.-Yesterday the police
arrested Canon Leon Bernard, a Belgian
who deirauded various Belgian religious
societies to the amount Of S300, 900 francs
Bernard was about to. embark for ST
Thomas. On examination Of hi:
trunks a number OF pocket. book.
were found in his possession, of which
the Belgian consul relieved him
containing bills Of exchanges, shares and
United States coin ahd bank k.notes amount
ing Ia value TO $4,000 frances. Thirteen
keys were also found, apparently belonging
, to boxes deposited in various banks. The
capture was due 10 the activity Of the Bel
gian consul.
ARRIVED. t.
MALTA, June 22,--The British channo
squadron has arrived here.
,usSKcEs Any.
CoSsr>NrISorLk, June 22.-The porte hai
telcgraphed circular 10 representative,
abroad. IL reiterstes that q conference Il
unnecessary.
> DIMINISHING.
ALEXANDRIA,, June .2.-Thc exodus o
Europeans Is Diminishing. Much sensa
tion has been caused hy ai
Official violently denonncipg the European,
Nj q reception given w the Khvuiyr.
AEJxor6D.
PARIs, June o. iI.c senate. despite th,
favorable spicch by a. Lrnaird. minister o
commerce, has tcjtcted the bill on Inc i'm
portetion Of inreign pcrs, on the groun,
that II did not cher sufficient guarantee,
against trichlnois.
NO TROUBLE.
tis asccrteined from official sources thai
there is no truth in the runors 10 reIerenc,
TO the trouble IN the cabinet, IN co 1se
guence OF an objection to Intervention Il
Egypt The rumor. are attributed 20 de
vices Of operators Ia Egyptian securities OF
the stock exchange.
BEATEN.
It Is reported tiat the correspondent O
the New York Herald at Alexandria wa,
beaten by an Arab to-day but was moi
much hurt.
ruAScE's HAND.
In the chamber Of deputies to-day NJ
Da Freycinct, prime minister, said
that France and England hnys
given their ambassadors instructions firlnp,
as . basis Al cunterence the establishm si
Of the rights cf Tie Sultan, the maints Z n ance
Of the riHhte of the khedlye, the preeervs.