Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1856-08-02

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counts tr dee tit1HsI ,lH, l.ii Itrs
which has sunysl, srs '.t can. as ihgss tl
the Canadian.
negotiations uPon The Mo'qliio question
lad hven wsumed between the British G0yeTn-
meat ard Sir, Dallas, aud il was generally be-
lieysl that they would be brought 10 a inal
sAi satisfactory issue
Tie rommilles Of the French Cops Legs,
iatii hiss recommended that he power TO grant
pensions De refused to LOU, Napalson, This
is regarded as tie most severe check his Cow
sIameni has Vel received,
The riots which had broken oul in various
psr's 81 SpsiH- were almost al queiltd
GWa. Preparations were leiuF made az hlos'
eew Tor i've aPVToarUug coronation Of The Car
Ws.hinFi0n Affairs,
Ma, REoNTs's CASE ~ CoNUEEss,- !. ash
July i4--la The House, to-day, The ease Of the
Hon. Preston :, Brooke, Tor ussau.'ing Senator
Summer, was g5suMsd,
/ resolution, expressing lisapPToLa,ion Of
rhe ASSAULT, and also Of the use Of language IN
debate personally offensive iomembsrs Of Con,
gress, or to any state, wa' rejected by a vote OF
Ia to 30.
A resolution. offered by the Hon Howell
Cobb Of Georgia, declaring the House without
jarisll,,ion, was then put and lost bya vote OF
rs agains, Il and GO IA favor
4 resolution Cor The expedition OF Mr., Brooks
was next pu', ~, was rot carried, the vote
l2n 10 80 TO; giving 'he requisite Iwo'ih!fj'
Ui majority.
ST. Book ,,,cu addressed tie House in q
speech in which he announced that he had
fIrwa.A a his resignation % the Governor OF
South Carolina; after which he retired from
the hall,
Ma. HEsgLSIs CkSE.-- Washington, .IWiy
l5-Thc Jury on the case Of Mr., Herbert was
discharged today, as they were sill unable TO
Rgrse. II is stated that they stood i've for md
ing him guilty oi mansiaughicr, and seven for
M acquitia!. Another trial is expected 10 con-
mence 10 morrow.
Ia the House, q resolution ccnsuring Mr..
kci,t for his connection with Mr.. Brooks as
saul, on Mr.. Sumner, was adopted by lO6 TO
96 Mr.. Edmondson was exculpnted.
lis expected that Mr.. Keit will resign.
WASHINGTON, Jaly lI.--Rr. keitt, OF Sonth
Caroina, announced his resignation yesterday.
The Senate has confirmed the whole list OF
appointments OF substitutes for those suspend
cd by the Naval Board.
Mr. Herberi's tIia! is still progressing much
in,ayes. is felt in the result.
New MINISTER TO MEXIco.-The Hon. John
FORSYTH. editor Of tie Mobile Register, has
been appointed Minister to Mexico, in place Of
Hon. James Gadsden.
From KANsAs.--We have intelligence here
TO-DAY that General Lane h arrived in Kan
sas. with several hundred men,
Central neutrality-suspicious. ofGcr.WalLcr.
A New York despatch SAYS:
The steamship Orizuba has arrived from
San joan with Nicaragua dates 10 the IN.
Gen. Wal sr has been elected President by
an oy .rrhein.iux majority He had but little
opposition. The common people look upon
him as their daIiverer ,.nm oppression and IN
;as,:ce of their native rulers.
Large silver mines hive been discovered IN
Central America.
stearser Bu.nsd---Twcn.y Lives Lost.
NYw Yovx, july l5.--We have dispatches
here this r:,ornng. announcing thu n'stTNcl,oh
Of the steamer Indiana on Lake Enc, by IRE.
Particulars have no, been received, tut II Is
believed that q, least twenty persons los. 'helF
lives BY the occurrence.
Juiy i9.-Further accounts from the scene
Of the disaster to the steamer Indiana on Lake
Erie, report the loss OF life to have been great.
or than was ut first reported. II is believed
tina, about thirty persons mnst have persisted
10 the 4 ,mes OF have been drowned.
Terrible R,i;re pad observation-disclosures
Lives Lost.
PHILADELPHIA, July IA collision took
place ycserday on the Northern Pennsylvania
Railroad. between an excursion train, contain.
ing the children OF St. Michaels Church and
the rcr.Iar tran The cars we're demolished.
Thirry-niue lives were lost by this terrible
catastrophe, and siN;y- nine others were inJuf:.
I'd. TIE cars took fire a!!er the accident and
snany Q. .i.e dead bodies were consumed.
virginia Wing Convention.
RIcHMonD, Va July 1.-THE State Wing
Convention passed resolutions denauncing tie
Republican party and ITS candidates; d'Sap'
proving Of the course of the Administration II.
disturbing the Missouri Compromise for party
purp SEES; denouncng Buchanan and the de-
nocracy; sustaining Fillmore as the most sui
table person for the Executive chair in the pre-.
sen, crisis, but disclaiming the adoption of the
principles OF the party nominating him. and
calling for a National Convention to meet at
Baltimore on the third Wednesday IN Septem.
hcr
Gen. Houston.
Gra Sam Houston passed through Louis
Vile on the 10Th July on his way to Wash.
ing,on. The Journal says his health is per-
fcc;y recs'ablished.
Ey Az VIC supposed, the story Of the Wild