Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1856-06-14

1m SunslS AfrAn-- Rrxcstp cHauiEs
Ola Hashissfen, May e0-h The Sruste
to-day The committee appoim-d 10 inquire in.
70 the Sumner affair reported that The Senate
has no power 10 nuest OF punish Mr., Brooks,
but can only report the case % the House of
Representative. which was ordered 10 Be
doEe.
4 is rumored tina, Senator Toombs has shal.
lsngsd Sensior Wade, and also that Mr..
Brooks will challenge Mr.. Wilson.
Warrington. Nav ETA despatch was
sent 10 our Minis,sl In England, Mr. Dallas.
BY the steamer As!a, which ieit to-day. an.
nosncing the dismissal al Mr.. Champion,
6cEss ~ THE SssSTt-Snme excitement
'ook p,a,e in the Senate chsmber sgsin
today.
Mr.. Butler, who had returned. briefly De.
nonnced the speech made hy NJ. Sumner.
Mr.. ToOmbs justified tAs assault on Mr,
Sumn-r.
Mr.. Wade said tia, Il nrre,sary he would
die fighting for The liberty OF debate.
Mr. Wilson denounced the assault, OIL Sum.
ses as brutal md eowardly.
Mr. Butler replied. "You are liar"
OF reure this created erSt filling; bn,
Mr.. Butler subsequently, Ieimc'ed the words,
spolngscd 70 the Scasre, and then the debate
closed.
DlSMssa. or CRAnrToS AND rHx CossuLs,
.-IYasiing,os, May 2S-Mr. Champion. the
British Minister here, has jus, heen notified
,hst the Government Of the United States
will hold no further official intercourse with
bin; and the cxcqnaiurs Of Mr. Bare nv, the
British Consul n, New York, Mr.. Matthews,
ghe British Consul nj Philadelphia, aud Mr..
Rowecrort, the Birth Consul at Cincir nj,
have also just been withdrawn. ltcan scarce.
y be necessary TO add that the ground On
which this has been done is their violation Of
the neutrality laws Of the United STATES, by
euiistng troops in this country 10 serve in the
British army
LATER FROM Kansas uisrWs, May 2s.
Tho 81. Louis Democrat learns that il is
:he ;ntention oil Sheriff Jones 10 proceed int
Iaediuteiy 10 Topeka, whichis to be destroyed.
4 letter from Leavenwonh says 'hnt all
terms Of peace proposed hv Shannon had been
declined, aud the South Carolinans are deter
mined TO destroy the town.
Four new public murders nave been brought
10 light.
Chicago, MAY 26-Advicys from Leavens-
worth confirm the destruction of L'w'nre.
The Sheriff appeared before the town on Wed.
d.sday with large force, aud made some ar
rests. H. also demand ID that the people
should give up their arms. Some complied
with the demand, and the majority refused
whcreupon he crnnonaded and burnt the
t>wn.
1t is rcp":;rd and gerenl'y believed that
Gen. Pcmeroy the leader Of the Free Safe
faction, had h-en cauchr and hung.
Governor Robinson, who was arrested at
Lexington, Missouri. while attempting to es-
cape. has been taken to Leconpton, and the
mob threaten To hang him.
Ex-Governor Reader is supposed TO have
escaped. and is expected here, rim. Nebraska.
The United States troops are not allowed to
move .leir quarters.
The Free State men lave determined 20
make stand Mt Topeka and fight i, out.
The SUMNER. Books AFFAIR." Washing.
ton, May 26 1t is reported that Senator
Brooks sent challenge to Col. Webb on nc
count of an nrtirle whirh appeared in the
Courier and Enquirer. in regard to IN. assault
upon Sumner. WebbdsavoHe ed his authority
in the matter. and declined the challenge.
NIcAaAsuAw RseENEaAroRs DscHAReED.-
Ne., York, Nav 26-ln the Circuit Court to-.
..ay all the Ncamgnsn Fillibusters were dis.
charged, owing to the absence Of witnesses.
Nsw York, Nav 26.--The Kansas Commit
Zee OF safety at Lawrence, have determined to
mi rrsi-, the Marshal in the performance of
his duty.
An immediate secretion OF arms and ann.
ni,on would take place. and the town would
be sgacua ed
II is ported that the Free State Men are
catheri!., n, TorcGn, and will resist the in.
vadcrs ~ if the threats against Lowrence are
put into execution.
Boston,. May 25.--The largest meeting ever
reid in Fanuiel Hall, assembled last evening
expressing Indignation q. the assault upon
Senator Sumner.
Gov. Gardiner presided, assisted Nv sercral
OF the most distinguished men of all parties as
Wise President.
Speeches unusually warm and defiant, were
made and resolutions adopted.
A similar meeting was held at Lowell.
Fsow KAwsAs-E,GHr \ EN- KrLLED-Louis-
here from Kansas to-day, to the effect that
eish, pro-savery men were killed ny the Alb.
oiitionis,s, on the 23d inst on Pottowatamie
Creek
Lawrence, Lecomp.on, and Franklin are re.
ported quiet. Government troops being sta.
toned at each piace.
Reeder escaped from the Territory disguised
as decl, hand.
Nh. SUMNER VERY ILL-W Washington MAY
have been circulated here to-day
tia. Mr.. S INNER is dangerously Ill.
DEPARTURE OF Nh CRAMProN = Wasting.
ton. Nav 3l.-MnsGramp,on smiled for En-.
rope on Wednesday last, II is asceriained in
the steamship ASH. The British legation
here j. entirely closed.
FRoa NrARaeuA.--Nsw York, May 81
Private sdvices firm Nicaragua state that
Walker has been totally routed.
THr SuNssa ArfArs Washington, MAY