The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-04-23

pasi has been latany dosip the specl
! lailtn muuOT ifiafpfts
making saIes m purchase. Move
loo iho History ~ uOdor
ilUts has such yH4i futuNl ~ inuupI
been Interested in lu0 change M publiD
.pIHi.u ~ " single nation, Tho ouOr
H.Hul tums invested nuf Hri cut hy nOr
.ln, Ai.ruH, Patis and lundu1 rlri'Hl
.lr.. leo liuHsIYu fsrur| I.a HHu NINIHi
DII sUl- have compelled vtsI HId
powerful IItUfest tO maintain aud
/ -piuau good nUNH, Iln uWuurF Il The
. iuiIlipuH 90 lilo money lu London md
/ iu the continental h0ursos seeking In
I y'siuuut, Cpuailiuto, nu ihe other hlud,
Lam equally poe erlul GLASS whose inter.
/ pst Do Is 30 break values by securing aud
circulating lad news, This struggle
ID" retain against The uHtIi" 10
sell has boon Ia Sriy responsible ilr
most ui the war news given 90 the pub
| inc during the past fortnight, Very III
/ tie news has originated IA any form
/ from either Tho Russian 1r tho English
/ governments.
he Russian generals are gOOi uul
ambitious for iHmc, but uu oug ruH-
.ysgs they ar T7Nnnrhui spo,u' hiur-'
England neyuNdSl-i y niElssty
puror than the pr'NeuJ cabinet. 10 II
not only above suspicion but out If huS'
piCiuu'S roach, Ia Paris aud Horii"
spectators rUlG lu-geUmuuuts Oi Egyp'
ti1n stock, lnuss uu!iagS fear that a
crash would 0uslr in al these stocks II
England should DO cOmlauled To ev0cu'
ato Egypt Ia order o. strong then her
forces lighting Russia. Russia has been
making the strongest possible efforts %
maintain her financial credit in Europe,
Sho has recently announced that the
new tax on coupons VIII be
collected rom the Russian holders only,
IL is not yet known what the result has
been OF the efforts of the Russian gov
eminent 10 negotiate loan with Roth
schilds. It's believed, however that the
Ruthschilds have decliuedRusSia's terms
Gen. NonSpviski, The Russian minister
of war, IN Suffering from III health and
desires 10 retire. Gen. q GrOIC htutl is
named a. hS successor. Gen, Won
Noy!ski belongs TO the peace party IN
ST. Petersburg. 1t is n generally
believed that ne Is really i'll, IL Is .us-
pected that il he retiTos ~ viii bo Ia
Goteronco TO the war party, which seems
to be getting control Of Russias policy.
Gen. Ob6ToutChol Is thoroughly IN
sympathy with the war party, and his
assumption OF control of the war Office
would undoubtedly be Indicative of the
adoption OF warliko policy by the
Czar. The government has decided 10
merchantmen at the South African
cape, at Bombay, Sydney and elsewhere,
as q provisional means of defense for
British interests in case of en- Anglo.
Russian war. The British admiralty
han been In successful negotiation with
Chill for the purpose of buying part of
tho Gillian navy. Four second-class
torpedo boats have been bought. Or
ders have been issued for the immedi-
ate dispatch OF torpedo boats u Van
IOuver's Island, for use In the north Pa
citic ocean In case of an emergency. The
work Of terrifying Singapore viii
DO commenced at once One
hundred and twenty trust
worthy Maays will bo instructed
in torpedo secrets aud practice. The
government has decided TO put stop
Tor the present TO all volunteer retire
ments among army officers. Nom bers
of the Indian volunteer force have been
requested 20 enlist. They have been
simply requested to muster their
names with the government. The war
office is engaged in the work OF provid
ing for each member OF this force Mar
TIM rifle, 80 rounds of ammunition, the
necessary personal accoutrements and
extra allowance of 3 rupees toward |
the purchase of uniforms. The gun
works of Sir William Armstrong have |
been given large number of new war
orders. Among these is an or
der tor 10 small field piecs !
and another for 400 Nordenfelt guns.
The bill to enable the British
Australasian colonies to federate, which
was introduced last Thursday in the
house of lords, by the Earl of
Derby, minister for the col
onies, contains clauses declaratory
of the doctrine of state rights in its
most liberal form. One of the clauses
enact that any one colony shall have
power to withdraw from the federation |
at it's own discretion at any time, without |
consulting the other members of the
Tle other clause empow-
ers the legislature of any colony in tho
federation to override the past decision
of the federal council. 1t is believed
that every one of the Australasian col
onies, except perhaps that of New
South Wales will oppose the adoption
of either Of these clauses.
1t is reported that new form of set
Element of the Mexican debt is proposed
on the basis ofthe redemption OF the old
debt in full, with The exception of the
overdue coupons.