Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1856-08-16
IclegapLlc News.

Ill
h.ying made a remarkable Tine passage. Her
new. 4. of course, one week later than that
received by the Persia.
Ascending 10 the circulars OF the Liverpool
cotton market, brought by the Arabia, no
rhange whatever had taken place IN business,
quotations remaining steady and the demand
leing fair.
The sales for the week are reported as hay'
ing amounted to $4,000 bales, OF which s;ooo
hales had been taken on speculation ane Tor
Export, - ,.,-
The quotations By the Arabia are Tor ia'F
Orleans "a. per pOundi for midd'lng Orleans
3 5.i6d, per pound
The Liverpool brsadstails market according
40 The accounts brought by the Arabia, had
lightly improved in appearance.
Trade at Manchester, and generally IN the
manufacturing districts, Is complained Of as
father dull
The demand for money in the London mar,
ket is reported TO have been falling oil, and
rates were consequently easier,
COnsOls are reported firm, active, and un'
changed.
Nav YORK, July 2s,-The papers received
here BY the Persia contain report hitherto
overlooked, that in the British House OF Com
mons Lord John Russell made motion that
the government be required TO inform the
House what course the British government
proposed TO adopt in reference TO the sngges.
ton Of the Paris Congress respecting the affairs
Of Italy
Lord Palmerston replied that il was not
eNpedient TO make known the intention OF the
government.
The Duke Of Cambridge has been appointed
commander.in.chief OF the British army.
The House of Lords recommends that in
future all executions shall take place within
the jails,
The British government is about TO send
more troops TO the Cape OF Good Hope, to pre-
ycat the expected Cafire rebellion or TO put il
down il il hns occurred.
An explosion has taken place in mine nj
One hundIed miners are reported TO have been
kiled.
The rebellion in Spain, il appears, grew out
al the ministerial crisis. The national guard
(rnternized with the people, and bloody fgt
occurred in Madrid, which lasted thirty hours
before the insurgents were overpowered. The
national guards have been disbanded.
French army of observation has been sent
Ia the Spanish frontier.
Disturbances have occurred in Denmark,
caused BY the preachings of the Mormon mis-
sionaries. The offenders have been arrested.
The betrothal of the Grand Duke Michael
TO the Princess of Baden has taken place
The Cars coronation is now positively fixed
TO take place at Moscow, August 81.
Miscellaneous News.
WASHINGTON, Jnly 24.-The Senate passed
II bill to extend the Jurisdiction of the United
states over the newly discovered Guano Is
lands.
The army appropriations were discussed in
tie House.
A resolution was reported in the House de.
rIarng Recder entitled to the seat of delegate
rom Kunsus instead of Whitfield.
Amended BY declaring the laws of Kansas
nul and void.
July 29.-in the House of Representatives
today. the army appropriation bill was passed,
with Mr.. Sherman's amendment suspendng
the Kansas territorial laws, BY vote of 50
to SO. -
Mr. Dunn's bill, recognizing the Kansas
Territory and restoring the Missouri restric-
ton, was also passed by vote of SIS to a.
The Hon. w. G. Geary, of Pennsylvania,
has been nominated for the post of Governor
of Kansas in the place Of Wilson Shannon,
removed The nomination has been sent into
The Senate for confirmation.
CINCINNATI July 22.-Wiliam Arrison was
convicted of mansaughter on his third trial, for
causing the death of Mrs. Allison, by an infer
nal machine some two years since.
Great dissatisfaction is expressed at the ver-
dict.
The sentence is deferred, and he is to be
put OH trial for the murder Of Mr.. Allisan. AN
application will be made for change of
venue.
CINCINNATI, July ga tornado has blown
over this city, throwing down trees and hous-
,es. One man has been killed by it and several
have been wounded.
Storm IN LABRApoR.-We have accounts Of
terrific storm having occurred in Labrador,
which has caused many wrecks and great
loss Of life
MEssRs. Brooks AND KEIrr, who resigned
as members of Congress, in consequence Of the
course pursued towards them, have both been
reelected. The vote was very large and
unanimous
New York, July 26-The President has
accorded full pardon to Wagner, who was
convicted short time since of a breach of the
neutrality laws OF thus country, by entlclng
men to leave for the purpose of joining the
allied army in the Crimea
Tom Thumb has been robbed of $4,000 of
jewe!Ey.
The Brooks and Burlingame Case.
WASHINGTON, July 24.-Mr Burlingame
returned tonight. 1t is understood that his
seconds will soon publish card in reply to
Mr.. Brook Ks. No further difficulties are ap-
pretended.
3uly 2S.-Mr Burlingame, to-day, publishes
"a very severe and sarcastic letter on the course
pursued by Mr.. Brooks in reference to the
expected affair Of honor between them. His
letter is accompanied by statement from Mr.
Campbell, of Ohio, the principal point of which
is that MIR. Burlingame asserts that he is will
ling to go to South Carolina to meet Mr.
BroolsL If It be NECESSARY