Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1856-06-21
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New YoRg, JUNE 1.-The steamship Oriza-
ba has arrived here on her return trip from
San Juan del Norrc.
Capt. Tink'epnugh reports everything quite
there, and fully confirms the accounts already
received, Of the Costa Ricnns having evacua-
ted Nicaragua.
Gen. Walker had arrived at Virgin Bay.
The Transit route was open throughout
The troops nj Riyas are said TO. be suffering
from cholera.
There was no Interference whatever at San
Juan by the British naval forces. On the
contrary, they express the most peaceful inten-
lions towards Nicaragua and all going thither
The U. S. squadron was therefore not TO re-
main at San Juan.
The report that Schlessnger had been re-
captured, is not confirmed, but the Orlzaba
brings accounts Of his having been tried and
sentenced TO be shot
Senator Rivas has been reelected Pesident
of Nicaragua.
TIE SUMNER CASE Washington, June 2.
Mr. Brooks has sent in a letter OF apology 10
the Senate, discloiming any purpose of intring-
ing its privileges, or offending its dignity, BY
his attack on Mr. Sumner
In the House, besides the majority report of
the committee appointed to inquire into The
circumstances of the case, and which recon-
mended the expulsion of Mr.. Brooks, and the
censure of Messrs. Keitt and Edmundson, for
not interfering to prevent the attack on Mr..
Sumner, although they were aaware of Mr..
Brooks design, the Hon. Howell Cobb, of
Georgia, has presented a minority report, de-
nving that any breach of privilege, under the
constitution, had been committed by Mr.,
Brooks
CONNECTICUT SENAToRsnlr.-HarJord CT"
June 4.-Mr Dixon, the American candidate,
has been elected Senator from this State.
Missouri PoLlTlcs- Col BENTON. Louis
MAY 23.-The Democrat of TO day, publishes
Col. Benton's reply to the letter apPrising him
of his nomination for the GovernorshIp of Mis-
souri,. He neither accepts nor declines, but
says he will keep the matter under considers
ton until his return to the State.
=, The Bentonian of Platte county Congress
sionaI District, have nominated S. }. Lowe,
and the ani-Bentonites have nominated Capt.
Craig for Congress, in place of Mr.. Oliver, the
present representative.
AFrRAy IN CINclNNAr1-EDlTon STABBED
C2nC2nndJ2, dune 4.-NeoISe I.Dueil, eui'oi
Of the Democratic Review at Washington City,
was stabbed in the back in an ARRAY here to-
might He is seriously injured.
We have not been able to CLEAN any partc-
uIars concerning the affair or its cause
A PRESIDENTIAL NOMINATION. Ma
tional Convention of Radical Abolitionists met
at Syracuse, New York. on the 29th nlt, and
nominated Garret Smith, of New York. for
President of the United States, and Samuel
Mcfarland, Of Pennsylvania, for Vice Presi-
dent,
LOUISVILLE, May 30.-Letters TO the ST.
Louis Republican, under date Goth, states that
eight proslavery settlers had been killed by
partvof Free State men.
All was quiet at Lawrence, Lecompton and
Franklin, United States troops having been
stationed at each place.
CHICAGO, May 29.-Advces from Kansas
state that Dr. Root and Mr.. Mitchell, of the
New Haven Colony, had been murdered by a
posse ~ ten miles from Lawrence on the 10th.
ENGLAND AND COSTA RIcA In the House
of Lords, Clarendon stated that Costa Rira
had APPLIED to England for assistance against
Walker offering Engla nd the Protectorate OF
the country, but the Government had perenp-
torly rejected her propositions.
/ LIFE OF CRocxErr.-The following para
graph appears in the Memphis Whig we
have no doubt many incidents in the HE Of
this chiyalrous man, occurring during his lite
in Texas, are stored up in waiting for hiSto-
nv of his life, which will be forth coming IN