The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-05-21

OF 'his royal highness," on Prince
Louis OF RatteEberg, on the occasion Of
his marriage To Princess Beatrice.
! 1880 p. m.-Cousuls, G05-l6.
MIR. LOW.2LL.
| MIR. Lowell VIII sail Tor uom3 on June
| 10.
| SOMEWHAT SOLICIToUS.
The Doi'Y News (iostal) expresses
| fear that the cabinet may be beaten on
the Issue of the crimes act by a 60 all-
| ton OF Radicals, raru"liitsS and iAJso
cuuaeYvatlves who follow the lead Of
| Lgri Randolph ChUrchill.
WELCOMING MIR. PHELPS,
| The Daily f5ltlfhph has d leading ed
| iforia warmly welcoming the newly
| appointed United states minister, MIR,
the EsTA MENT TOPIC.
The DalY News says; Tue reVisers
| have erred, II thny erred at all, on the
| side Of obstinate conservatism, rather
| THAN on thc side Of "ASn innovation.
| The Atheuluum saws: The revision IS
d literary success, There arc no preten-
| sions Gu scholarly completeness, ard
practically no Alterations IN the texture.
| The reVisurs can re, congratulated in the
wisdom of the. decision o, declining
| to make new toXC ui 'he old, AS the
old company did with the Ne LesJ@-
| ment.
Mr.. LowELL's DAYS WORK.
Mr.. James Rus I'll Lowell, after visit
ing the q4tsu Ht Wiu:lsor Castle and
! bidding her farewell, returned -his
| morning to meet aud welcome his sue
cessOr, Mr.. Phelps.
THE QUARREL " THE CABINET
nvel the adVIaahlny OF renewing the
| irisD crimes act came 10 a head this
evening. a minOri, Y OF the ministers,
headed by Chamberlain, chairman
OF the board Of trade, advocated the
abandonmenD OF the acC. This minority
was finally oVerbnrna and the gov
ernment have decided to propose n
renewal Tor two years OF the
act in modified form. The Parnelitos
| are tbis evening indignant at the gov
ernnlt mt for this decision.
is master OF parlia ueutary tactics, and
ii the renewal hiii be objection
able to his purity there can DO no
doubt he will so obstruct its
passage as To prolong the session
Internationally. He tnsy be able 10 eX.
tend the session for several weeks and
then tire out the govern menJ
There is another cause OF estrange.
meut between The ParnelliteS and
ministerialiSts, ana this ia tho inter
tarance of The government throu IN
Mr.. Errington, The special BRUSH
agent, at the Vatican. IN
the appointment of Catholic
archbishop for the . pf Dublia to 81
ceed the late Cardinal McCSGe. The
home rulers desire Or. Walsh, of
Maynoth college. He is worthy 10
succeed The Lars eardiaaiin the priuciple
SEQ ia Ireland ana has the national
sym pathy besides. The Catholic cleri-
cal conolave, " hich met in Dublin to
elect nominees for Inc place, elected Dr.
Walsh rs first choice of he three
caudidatts. United Irslaud, the organ Of
NJ r. Parneli, WHO'S himself an Episco.
paliau, speaks with tee voice OF the
whole IRISH party when IT laments
the success ErDpEtOn has achieved
witch the Holy tabGer and says
that the rejection by the Vatican
Though Mr.. Errington's influence OF
DR.. Walsb's name and the substitution
of ttiet OF DR.. Moran is blow struck
nc the Independence of the Irish
episcopacy and OF Irish CLERICAL rights.
AS the prayers and loDgipgs OF
tie Irish rrelates,. priests and PEG
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