The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-05-22
ABOUT AFFAIRS ABROAD.
ENGLAND NOT SAFE IN EGYPT
A More warlike Feeling on the STOCK
Market-Riel an American CitiEeh'
Discussions in Parliament
General Foreign News
England.
wARLIKE STOCK MA RKET.

I,oNDoN, May 2l.-l 80 p m'-Sonsols
opened at 90 S-l6 Before l O'Clock they
had fallen to IS 1915, and are now
onoted at 9S 5-l6. stocks and home and
foreign funds are depressed in conse-
oueuce, The general feeling is that
Russia will permit no pacific settlement
of the present Troubles, but that she is
bent on having war, The delay in the
return of the guards from EGYPT and
the news that comes from India in re-
gard to continued war preparations
there has caused d most uneasy feeling
upon the various exchanges.
E2:30 p. m.-Consois, W.
D. m.-Consols, 30 10.
4p. m.-Consols, 80 lis.
BRITISH INTERESTS IN EGYPT.
The Times editorially this morning
HThere is much reason TO fear that a
hostile combination againt British in
Auence and interests in Egypt has been
organized by the European powers.
Their action in respect 10 the Egyptian
convention and in forcing the khediye
by their protests to refund the per
centage which had been deducted
from the amount of coupe ms,
has been clearly intended to shOw
that they are determined 10 insist upon
every point against England. This OPP
position OF the European powers to
British interests in Egypt must be
taken into account in any determine
ton OF the future policy OF England
upon the Nile. We have, however, the
advantage OF possession, aud this is a
fact, With, just now, Is not amiss to
Speakingof the order issued yester-
n 4 =
the same article says:
"rhere is no need to attribute this
action to the position OF the Anglo Rus
sian difficulty. There is more than
enough in the affairs of Egypt to On
force the the necessity of ptecaution, il
not to justify positive disquieiude."
HARTINGToN's SIGNIFICANT STATE
AtENT.
In the house of commons this after
noon tne Marquis OF Harrington, seGre-
tary Of war, in reply To question by
Sir Stafford NOrthcote, stated that Il
was not thought by the government dc.
sirable 10 give its reasons Tor the deteu'
ton OF tho guards AT Alexandria. "It
was stated by the government some
time ago. added Lord Harrington
"that IL was desirable TO concentrate the
BRUSH troops then in the Suudan foI
possible service elsewhere. That opera
ton IS not yet suspended"
MIR. GLADSTONE ON TURKEY.
Concerning Turkey, Mr.. Gladstone
sand in the house Of commons that Eng
land had had communication with the
porte in regard to the occupation Of Su
AKIN, but none with any other power.
"Nothing il yet settled" said Mr.
Gladstone, div regard to arbitration be
tween England and Russia, no
has il been asolutely settled who shall
be the arbitrator
Gladstone, III the commons tonight
said England was still engaged in cor
respondence with France about the Bos
phore Egyptienne incident.
Lord Ftzmaurice, under foreigl
secretary, stated that lie Bosphor
EgYptienne reappeared in Cairo yes
terday evening; that M. De Freycincl
the French foreign minister, hsd In
structed the French consul at Cairo b
assist Nubar Pasha, the Egyptian prin
minister, to suppress the paper, how
ever, II IL publishes matter offensive Il
Egypt or England.
Sir Charles Dixie, president OF the 10
cal government board, stated that TN
Tumors circulated on the continent tha
al outbreak of cholera has occurred il
Great Britain are totally unfouuded.
WAR VESSELS ORDERED READY.
Inc admiralty mas teleBr yea oruer
10 Portsmouth TO prepare the man-oi
war Cormorant for sea as rapidly a
possible and to expedite work on tn
iroG-clsds Sultan, Rupert, Devastation
and POlyphermus, preparatory to thei
joining the fleet,
CABINET DIssENsGoN RUMoRED.
Inthe Hobbies of parliament to-nigl
there sre renewed rumors Of disseI
sions in the cabinet, chiefly in come,
tiun with the renewal of the Iris
crimes act and modification OF th
Budget.
ADJOURNED.
The house OF lords has adjourned owe
Whitosuntide, 10 reasonable June 8.