The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-07-11
EngIand.

THAT sCANDALOUs SOCIAL EXPOSE.
LONDON, July lO.-In tho debate on
tho criminal law amendment bill in
the Commons, last night, Samuel
Morley, as.ono Of the gentlemen who
the Pail Mall Gazette said was willing
To provo tho truth OF It's revelations,
with full names aud delails, ETC., ssid
he was willing 10 Join one or two
| others of those mentioned to inyesti-
gate the truth Of tho GaZette's state
| ments. Besides Mr.. Morley tho
Gazette offers to submit the
| details to the Archbishop of
Canterbury, Cardinal Manning,
Earl DalhOusie or Howard Vincent.
Mr. Morley has arranged for q meet
ing of the members Of tho House Of
Commons on Tuesday to discuss the
protection ofyoung girls.
a CLERICAL ERROR.
The increase over Childer's esti-
mate OF the amount expended of the
special rate of credit was due to mi 8.
take III the admiralty accounts, Lord
NorthbroOk expected to explain the
error. II is probable committee will
DO appointed to examine into the iinan-
cial working OF the admiralty.
CHEERING.
The opposition leaders will not dl-
vide against the Budget bill.
THE Roy FOR BRUNSWICK,
The Hanover Courier announces
that Prince Henry, Of Reviss, the Ger
man ambassador at Vienna, has &C
copied the regency OF the Duchy Of
Brunswick.
LONDON STOCK MARKET.
Consols closed at 100 for both money
and account.
THAT IMNoRAL EXPOSURE.
. +. M.-Tho excitement over tho
Pail Mall Gazette's revelations con
tinues without abatement. The Win
dows and doorways Of tho publica-
ton Office are barricaded aud the DO
lice in control Of the surrounding
mObs, The Gazette says il receives
every day numbers OF cablegrams
from tho United States asking about
the progress OF the exposures.
Cardinal Manning has accepted the
proposition made by the proprietors
Of the Gazette TO submit q complete
proof OF all it's revelations, including
every name and detail, TO a party OF
responsible mon, to include the Cardi-
nal and Hon, Samuel Moleyr, the
examiners to have the privilege Of
reporting to the public upon tho affair
as thew may deem best.
BREAK WITH PARNELL,
The government, after much medi-
tation, has decided that IL cannot sun.
port Mr.. Parnelps motion to INQUIRE
into the Maamstrasna and Balarilla
cases. This decision will probably re-
suit in tho Parnellites withdrawing
their support, which they ave hith-
erto given the present government.
In the House ofCommous this after
noon Mr.. Albert II. Grey, Liberal
member for South North1inborland
in accordance with his notice OF yes
terday, asked Sir Richard Ashton
Cross, the Homo Secretary, whether
no could assure tho HOuSe that tho
government had given orders 10 the
police 70 do their utmost ~ Suppress
the denominations in London reported
by the Pail Mall Gazette.
The Home Secretary replied that the
police would use every effort to sup.
press all such practices. The existing
law, supplemented by a criminal law
amendment, could suffice TO bring to
Justice the perpetrators ogsuch abomi.
nations.
LONDON WOOL SALES.
At the wool sales to-day, 700 bales
OF Sydney and Port Phillips were dis
posed of, and the series OF sales was
finished with tO.day's transactions,
During the progress of the salos bust.
ness has been slow, with prices u 10
penny lower. Tho total number of
bales sold was 2SS,00O. OF these $4,000
bales were American.