Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1856-07-05
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lete our last oar hed advice. ao by nee
America, icou Livq@ jane 7h We c,.
tract the following ilrns VI hvr news,
CKANFTosS DHMssAL RrcfivrD.-T
was much talk respecting the American dfh.
rulv, bll il amounted TO nothing more than
iilk.
Tho gunoansenvnl vi Champions dismissal
,rareiy affected the luui,,
Tie news by the America T. geUemlly void
OF interest
rh' Pa,.s correspondent Of the Morning Post
says 'ha, ia case OF wNs between England
and the United States the former may reckon
rH the active allluuce ui France.
The Government in reply TO the question TO
Parliament announced that no information of
CamPton's dismissal had been received
Sr,N AYp Mgywo The Paris papers
brough, by the E@R say Ihnt Spain will de.
clare war against Mex, o., II the claims of her
citizens bc not paid.
PcANcE oS TnE CLAyIoN-BuLwER TGEArY
The Patris, Of Paris declares that the re-
cognlloa OF the independence OF Nicaragua,
and Of Padre Viii, as her NJ mister to Wash
ingion, scaliers TO the wind the provisions Of
the Ciay,on.Bulwer treaty.
A despatch In the Mobile Register says
In consequence OF the menacng attitude of
the relations existing between the Government
ui the Cuiied States and Great Britain some
Vehement prevailed NJ the time of the sail
ing OF the Arab, when it WAS rumored that ci.
rher SIR Ly,lon Bu'wcf or Lord Elgin would
he sent 70 Washington TO settle existing diff
cultirs between the two nations
The Black Republican Convention.
PHiLAprLrmA. June lS-0n the first for
nal ballot all bu, % from Pennsylvania, and
from Ohio, voted for Fremont.
The vote stood, for Fremont 359; for Nc
Lean 81; Tor Seward l.
On the first informal ballot, the result was
359 for Fremont; 1876 ior Mclean; ? for Sum
;.sr; Tor Banks for Seward.
McIean'S withdrawal was then withdrawn,
and Frenonts nomination was made unani.
nou. on motion of the Pennsylvania dclegn-
ton.
June l9.-ln an informal ballot for Vice
President, today. Dayton of New Jersey, got
$50 votes; Lincoln, of Illinois, Ill; and there
sere scattering votes l76.
DAYTON was then declared the nominee
Sumner W ilmot and Banks being Withdrawn
barton was nominutcd on the FIST ballot
Mr.. Dayton accepted the nomination, aud
IN lorsed the platform Of the Convention.
The Norh American Misunderstanding
from Secession.
New Yosx June l6.-.Thc ninth ballot for
Presiden ial candidate in the boiling Ameri-
can Convention resulted as follows: \. T.
Banks, 80; Col J. c. Fremont, rs; Mclean,
80. There nre symptoms OF split.
NnuiN The Convention
has nominated BY acclamltio1 Nathaniel 7.
Banks, OF Massachusetts, for the Pre- sidency
ana Gov Johnson, of Pennsylvania, for the Vice
Presidency.
A SPL!r--As OTHER NoNtHATIoN.-A por-
lion OF the voters bolted from the Convention,
: and noninu;cd for President Commodore
Stockton. 81 New Jersey, and for Vice Presi- |
dent Kenneth Rayner, OF North Carolina.
June 49, Resolution, have been adopted
b. the Anti-Fliinore American Convention,
eulocizny th- constitution and the Union. de.
CARING it the duiv oi Congress TO prohibit s'a-
very in the Territories, rondemning the pres
cnt Administration ~ tn, ground of ITS aIleg- |
ed prosecutions in Kansas, favorIng the admls-
sion OF Kansas as Free Safe, the cons,ruc-
ton Of Pacific Railroad, and the efiecting OF
river and harbcr improvements, and extending
n general iuvitaiion ~ all 10 Join the para on
terms OF perfect qualify.
BANK DE- ,HStp -FREMoNT NOMINATED -
June 18th North American Ant'f il'more
Convention has o ,inated Fremont and Day.
Ton, IN place OF Banks ana Johnson decineo'
Congressional
WAsuAsroN, June l6-Seaaie. Mr. Clay
ton introduced bill to promote peace IN Kan
sas. The b provides for the taking oil new
census, and the app tmeu' OF representation
- .pnD,ilotpn S0 TOR the