The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-07-31
FROM FOREIGN FIELDS.
TROUBLE AMONG THE TORIES.
Meeting of the Panama Canal Company
Lord Salisbury's Speech - Pro-
grsss of Rlels Trlal-other
Foreign Matters.
England.
sALIsBURY's SENTIMENTS.

Beaconsheld in dealing with the AZ.
CHAN question. That policy was to es
tablish scientific frontier for Indis
and alter that TO claim nothing more
but to accept nothing less. He hoped
that when the next lord mayors ban.
quot was held the Conservative leaders
would be able to show peace with Rus,
sia and the prosperity of Egypt as
sured.
STILL NEGOTIATING WITH THE PORTE.
The Marquis CT Salisbury has re.
opened negotiations with the porte for
. Soudan expedition. Mr.. White,
British minister, ad interim, at Con.
stan tlnople, reports that the Sultan liz
VIII ing 10 occupy Eastern Soudan on
condition that part OF the cost of the
occupation shall he betrayed by Egvpt.
and the porte be left with free holds in
the settlement Of the occupied pro
ginces. The Sultan keenly opposes an
international control. Salisbury js
shaping u policy to maintain English
predominance in tho administration of
Egyptian affairs. Mr.. Henry Drum-
mond Woltf ia charged TO OBTAIN the
Sultan'a consent to the scheme of tho
administration reform, which shall
place the power in the hands Of the
English, or OF English nominees.
THE EGYPTIAN WAR LOAN,
The subscriptions to the egyptian
loan OF Gl5,00O,0O0 have been closed.
They aggregate four times the amount
of the loan.
sALIsBURY'S NOTABLE SPEECH AT THE
LORD MAYORS BANQUBT.
The Lord Mayor presided at a ban
quet to the ministers last night, There
was a notable company present, in.
cluding Lord Wolseloy, Sir Peter
Lumsden and many ladies'. After tho
usual loyal toasts, Lord Salisbury. re-
plying TO tho toast to tho ministers.
admitted Gladstone's assurances had
bson honorably adhered to. He de-
Tended the government against the
charge # adopting tha Liberal policy,
aud c0nteDded tho extended franchise
Ia Ireland necessitated change. The
policy IN that direction adopted In re-.
gard TO foreign affairs, he said, was
necessary for the honor of tho nation.
Tho government should continue the
policy OF the late government, oven
though IL waj opp )sed to COnserva.
tive policy, but they regretted their in.
ability TO continue the threads of pol
Icy lett by Lord Boaconsfield. The
government would, however, devote
themselves to domestic affairs and the
promotion of such condition of
things in the countries in Africa and
tho East dependent upon England us
would restore cordial feelings among
tho European powers, which was es-
sentlal for tho prosperity Of tho world.
OPPOSED BY THE STANDARD.
The Standard expresses great dissat-
isiactlon with Lord Salisbury's speech
Mt the Lord May or's banquet last even.
ing, and with his Irish policy.
A DISCREDITABLE DEAL,
In the House of Commons to-nlght
Labouchere will ask the government
whether tho Gladstone government
had not Intended that the Bank OF
England should issue the Egyptian
loan as a pub ic tender, and which, il
such arrangement had been made, IL
had boon altered, sooipg the premium
on the bonds which would have been
obtained wound have saved 600 600 to
tho Egyptian treasury.
The Daily News statoB it believes 10
to be fact that Glandstone intended
the Bank Of England should issue the
loan and IL is reported, the News saya,
that Prince Bismarck insisted tfat
German financial houses should share
the plunder, and that the MARQUIS OF
Salisbury complied IN order to concili-
ate Prince Bismarck.
TROUBLE AMONG THE TORIES,
A split In tho Tory camp was made
public last evening, when Lord Ran
dolph Churchill declined at the last
moment to attend tho great Tory meet
ing at Liverpool, at which no had been
advertised a. one of the chief speak
ers. He based his refusal upon the
iact that two Tory members of the
house for the city of Liverpool had de-
clined to support him, owing t. tho
Irish policy OF the Cabinet.
The morning Post and Standard
both show discomfort from tho cause.
ALrHARP WINS THE cur.
This Is the third day of the Good
wood meeting. Tho race for the Good
wood cup was won by Altharp; Metal,
second; Cosmos, third. There were
five starters.
a LEANGTHN MEMORIAL.
The Salvation Army marched this
afternoon with much parade 10 the
Parliament buildings TO present 10 the
House of Commons monster peti-
tion, urging tho immediate passage of
tho criminal act amendment raising
the ago of oonsort from 10 years, 40 The
present period, TO Is years. The petit
tion contains 500, 600 signatures and il
Qnomil0 and half long. IL waa borne
IN Especial carriage. Tho procession
was very large aud halted on tho
Thames cmbankment, whence depu-
tation proceeded 10 the House of Com
In ltn
The procession was headed by
band, followed by the Sal
yation Army officers on
in a hugo roll, and was carried be-
vehicle drawn by four horses in
the middle of the procession.
The line of march was through the
streets of London and tl @
pageant attracted everywhere enor,
nous crowds. At the House OF
Commons the care of the petition
vas entrusted 10 Mr.. James
Stuart, Radical member for
~ IN educational philanthrophist and
champion of educational priyilegts
or women, Mr.. Stuart nc once
AhANaARNA AAV AhbNNtAs AAu Hdlu
ho petition asked Parliament to raise
he age of consent In girls from 10 to 10
'ears, and was signed by
10000 persons, and that such
vas tho popular feeling upon the sub
Get that 1t had taken but IL days
o obtain this enormous number
II signatures. The vast roll
vas then moved up TO the clerks
lesk. Ho read the petition TO
he house, holding that part of
he docemont In his hand,
he bulk lying on the floor and occu.
'ying most OF the space la front Of the
peaker's table.
TWO FAILURES.
Tho failure of William Upward, q
atbor important "boar,n is announced
II tho Stock Exchange. His embar-
is due TO advances in Ameri-
,an railway securities. The failure OF
George Hezeltine, an American job.
)ef, IL announced.
THEY WOULDN'T ATTEND.
Lord Randolph Churchill, secretary
n state for India, and the Earl Of
Iddlesleigh (Slr Stafford Northcote),
irst lord Of tho treasury, both re-
NAMED away from the banquet TO the
minister's last night. Their absence
las caused much comment ana has
added TO the sensation produced by
Lord Rsndolphs decision at the last