Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1856-05-31
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Amounted ~ SUM hiltHt hl NNNN N'NI'f'
and exporters took 900 bales,
The market Is reported to have closed sleidy
with the quotations Tor Fair Orleans standing
nj I'd per pound, aud for Middlng Odcany at
from 6ld Gyd, per pound
The principal feature at the weeks news Is
the official publication OF the treaty al peece,
with three appended conventions,
The first article has reference to the passage
of the Dardunelles,
The second arnngcs the details relative to
the naval force TO be kept in the Black Sea,
The third declared that AAnd Island shall
not be fortified,
There Is also appended an important declar-
alton Of maritime law abOlishing privnteeTing,
and settling that neutral flag shall protect
all cargoes except contmband, and that neutral
goods under an enemy's flag are exempt from
capture.
The details of the treaty are the same as
received per America
The missing articles, five and six, relate 10
the general amnesty, and exchange of prison.
ers.
Articles seven and eight admit Turkey into
the European political SYSTEM aud secure Eu-
ropean arbitration in case Of dispute with
her. Peace has accordingly been formally
proclaimed.
Important meetings of the different political
parties in Parliament presagc trouble to Pal.
merston.
The Parliamentary Blue Book, containing
all the documents relative to Central Ameri-
can Affairs, has been published
Three DAYS Later-..Arrival of the Asia,
New YoRR, May l6.-The Asia came up
early this morning, and we have her reports
and mail. Her news is to Saturday, the I'd
inst, from Liverpool, three days later than
that we had by the Atlantic.
The circulars of the Liverpool cotton mar
ket brought by the Asia, generally state that
there was only moderate business being done
and that prices remained without change.
Others however, state that there had been
decline of sd per pound during the week,
but confined principally to the lower grades.
The imports during the week since the de-
parture of the america are reported at $4,000
bales.
The stock on hand is estimated at $4,000
bales.
England, France, and Austria are stated, in
the papers brought BY the Asia, 10 have Odop-
ted separate treaty, guaranteeing the nde-
pehdence and integrity of Turkey.
The general political news brought by the
Asia, does not present any features OF impor-
thnce.
The Emperor Alexander has issued a decree
prohibiting all further eves of troops IN Rus
sia for the ensuing six years, and has also is
SIZED an order to disband 100000 of the pres
ent forces of the Empire.
IN, ,,oto Of conSura ,Cninst tho British CIV
eminent, on account of the fall of Kars, ac.
counts of the notice to make which have al
ready been published here, was duly brought
forwa I'd in the House of Commons, but was
defeated on being pressed TO division, by 4
majority Of 1871 IN favor of the Government.
There were consequently no anicipaons of
IN early dissolution of the British Govern
mcnt.
Paris letters say that circumstances have
lately arisen in the Danubian Prn,ip qualities,
#hlch are likely to lead to a prevention of the
allied troops from quitting them ut the time
specified
Rumors were current in England, at the
departure ofthe Asia, that there had been u
draedful outbreak and massacre Of Dlmuscencs
at Aleppo.
Queen Christina, it is said, is about to re.
turn to Spain from Rome.
Miscellaneous News
KANSAS AFFAIRS Louis, May -, 1856.
Our advices from Kansas state that while
Gov. C) Robinson was attempting to leave
Kansas, to avoid being arrested, the Grand
Jury having found an Indictment against him,
he was detained by the citizens of Lawrence
Ex-Governor Reeder has been cited 10 mp
Il 81, 4
tempt He refused to obey the citation, and
warned the officers not to touch bin at tn- T"'
ri Of their lives, Marshal Wells returned
with dragons to effect the arrest
Judge Leconpt charged the Grand Jury 10
ndict all the State officers and members Of the
Legislature for high treason, but no indict
tnents have yet been found
Washington Items.
Nix. BuCHANAE IN WASHINGTON West
imston May l4,--Mr. Buchanan arrived b re
tonight and is staying al the Natjonai to
iel. He was serenaded and he gave private
reception TO the friends.
tbs ClNcINNATl CoNvENToN The polit
cal leaders here have arranged that the entire
Northwest, except Michigan, will cast theil
vote at Cincinnati, as unit III favor of either
Pierce or Douglas Michigan insists on sup
porting Buchanan.
THE HoMIc,pE IN WAsHiNeToN. May 10
Mr.. Herbert, Member of Congress- charged
with causing the death of waiter at Willard:
Hotel in this city by shooting him, was COM
mitted for trial to-day, bail being refused. Mr.
Du,S,ms, he Minister to our Government from
he NetberIsn ds, availing himself of the dipo.
matte privileges, declined to give testimony in
the case.
An application was subsequently made e
he Circuit Court, and Mr.. Herbert was orough'
up under writ Of habeaS corpus for aGIlSS'or
to bail. The court is to give Its decision on
Monday.
The House tabled resolution inquiring
into the recent killing of the waiter AZ VIII
lard's BY Mr.. Herbert by vote of 70 TO 10.
COMMISSIONERS FOR PANAMA.-Mr. Amos b,
Corwlne, formerly U. S Consul at Panama,
has been appointed Commissioner to proceed