Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1856-10-04
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leellng OF dlseOnieut Is spreading through
out Naples, and indeed all Italy, in conse.
Quenee Of the movements OF the Murat party,
who have circulated a proclamation.
We learn by the English papers that the
Conservatives are making an attempt TO Syer.
turn the Pamenton Ministry.
An earthquake occurred in Algeria, destroy.
ing several villages,
DEGREES were about TO APPEAR in Spain, re.
modelling the Council Of State and establish.
ing the Constitution Of 1856,
Two hundred prisoners had been embarked
for Cuba.
Military mannuvres are going on in PRUSSIA.
a line Of for,resses are being erected around
Berlin.
Interesting from Kansas.
ST Louis, Sept. l5-Advices have reached
Us from Kansas that Judge Lecompion has re-.
leased all the State prisoners on bail Of $4,000
each.
Gov. Geary has issued a proclamation com.
mandng Gen. Smith 10 stop all the Missouri.
ans from coming into the Territory. The
Missourians are all leaving for home. The
Territorial militia have disbanded and Lane
has promised TO disband.
Capt. Whipple's company captured party
Of thieves, and recovered eighty horses
A fort capable Of holding thousand men
has been completed at Lawrence.
Sept Cove have later accounts from
Kansas. The intelligence is interesting and
important.
IL is stated that Reeds men would 90 10
Lawrence and there await the commands Of
Gov. Geary. they having enrolled themselves
in the newly organized militia and become
citizens Of the Territory.
The insurgents, we are informed, have dis.
banded, and Lane, with one hundred and fifty
men, has retired towards Iowa, taking with
him all the horses and other property siulen
by the force under his command
ABoLITlosIsrs DEFEATED IN TWO ENGAGE.
nEYTs,-The s,eather Polar Star has Just ar.
rived from Missouri river.
She brings accounts that fifty soulherners,
under command Of Capt. Robinson, were at.
tackled by a party of Two hundred abolitonists
at Hickory Point. One of the southerners was
killed, and nearly all Of them were wounded.
The aboliionisis were repused Twelve off
them were killed, and seventy wounded.
On the next day, Capt Robinson's party
defeated hundred aboltionists at Grasshopper
creek and killed two Of them, besides ca ptur.
ing large quantity Of plumber.
miscellaneous News.
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 1.-THE democrats
celebrated the anniversary of the adoption of
the constitution to-day The excitement pro.
duced is unparalleled in the history of political
demonstrations in this city
The city is crowded with large delegations
from distant parts, and the widest enthusiasm
was expressed. Gov. Johnston, of Georgia,
J, madSan eloquent speech, two hours in length,
lhe reviewed the history of the con.
defended the institution of slave.
e.h was received with loud and
Z fre489r applause.
AIS o'ciHr. p. N. tie Procession, which was
very larn wn'yied 10 independence square,
win was w ianlv Illuminated, and cheers,
speech, nnl lfenorks We're the order of the
evening.
WAsnNsIoN Sept. 1s.-A project for a
treaty between Great Britain and the United
States, concerning Central American matters,
has been r eived BY the government
SOUTHWEST Pass, Sept. 2O.-The British
West India mail steamship Tay was totally
lost on he 30'h oi August, near Lobos Island,
on to roast Of Mexico. The mails were saw
ed, and no lives lost
RELEASE OF JUDGE TERRY.-We have re-
'e'vcd dates from California TO the Goth ult
The nos, Important items OF news by this
ar-lva' are, the dSba ding Of the vigilance
rcmmi''ee sod 'he c!ca*a Of Jalge Terry He
was reira.ed uncondiuonallv
The evening Bulletin, of San Francisco
syS;
The release Of Judge Terry BY the vigilance
eommt'ee WAS at first generally received with |
much dissatisfaction BY the m mbers of, and
sympaihizers with the committee, both in town
and county. The Executive committee and
the Bdnrd Of Delegates of companies found
Terry guilty of all the charges made against
him, 'hfter full. fair, and implrial trial )"
but considered it inexpedient to infict either of
the only two punishtnehs in their power viz:
death or Punishment under pain Of death if he
should return. They therefore released their
prisoner accordingly.
The dissentionists afterwards became better
satisfied, and nc1Issiiesced in the measure which
they could not prevent.
We earn from California detiidcfafc sx:
chedge that there are tssehty;sis daily and
weekly papefs i'll that State whlth advocate
the claims Of Mr. Buchanan, and but eighteen
opposed to him for Fillmore and Fremont
both.
THE STRUGGLE BETWEEN WALKER AND RI.
vAs.-The Baltimore american says:
A late letter from Granada says Rivas has
fortified Leon, having placed cannon in the
tower OF the cathedral and around all the en-.
frances of the plaza Walker will have some
trouble in taking the town, if he does not re-
ceive more men and artillery. The army Of
Rivas is about 1000 strong.
Capt. r. g. Wright, President Of the NJ, Ell
D p r. bava returned after enoo pinu the
services of Mr.. F. S. Nasty, an eminent
Engineer, who has beet for several years en-
ployed by the Kentucky and Arkansas Rail-
road Companies. He will be here during the
ensuing mouth of October l5,h.) to commence