Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1856-08-09


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C3np''sa. nuiiIal ness %. importance, although
No. lacking lu details o. more NJ les interest
l. Is reported that the house If Messfs
Lowe x Lowe, II Manchester, has failed The
liabilities are Stat j to b. very heavy,
Il 3, ,i,o reported that cotton house OF
l'rrPoni has failed,
n" Cnnatl steamship Arabia, Capt, Stone,
"lrl .siI New York on the 25lh ull,, for
.ly'rNop' aUf ihe Ango, Capt, Lines, which
Ten New Nari, ~ tha 23.h u,f., Tor IiayTc, via
inves hal both arrived out, previously to the
departure o' the Persia,
From Washington,
MEssEs, BsCoEs AND BuRuNGaaE.-Mr,
BaTlinglme, member Of Congress from Massa-
shussls, mas publicly Withdrawn the nemsyan.
aum recently published by Mr., BrooN, of
South Carolina, and leaves his speech on
South Carolina 10 explain itself without any
qualification whatever The friends Of the
respective parties are much excited, and fear
that hostile rne0unleg will take place be.
tween tlem.
WAsHHcToS, July as--lr is rumured thnt
Mr Brooks sent challenge 10 VIZ Burngame
last evening, aud Ihst the challenge was
promptly accepted, The police have Just mr..
rested Mr., Brooks aud nrc searching for Mr.
BTlinpame; bat the latter ,cl, the city las,
night 10 avoid arrest.
The ci'y is iu.i OF rumors in reference 10
The aiitir tbs mot probable Of these seems
n be that Mr.. Burliugamc named Clifton
House, on the Canada side Of Niagara Falls,
rs the place where he would receive Mr..
Br0uss's challenge, and he has gone there aud
tina, NJ Brooks declined to go thithcr ON the
ground that il would not be safe for him to do
so AZ the present time.
WAsmNGroN, July 23.--Mr. Brooks pub.
lishci card to-day, in which he lemounccs
Mr. Bnringamc for having named the Canada
side OF the Niagara us the place OF meeting
knowing as he did that he lBrooksl could not
reach it without running the gunnret through
abolition mobs, danger Of arrest and prosecu-
ton.
Mr.. BurlnCame hns cone over TO the Can.
ndl side with his seconds.
WAsulHGToS, July Ella the Senate to.
day, the Bill providing Tor the appropriation of
S3,0OO,O0O to increase the efficiency OF the
army was passed
4 resolution that Congress adjourn on the
llth of Angus. was also passed by the Senate
and is now pending in the House of Rcpresen.
tl,ives where il will doubtless be concurred in
tomorrow.
WASHINGTON, July 23.--In the House, TO.
day, CALICO was ousted and Otero admitted
in his stead, as delegate from New Mexico.
Chapman was sustained as delegate from
N,braska.
The House has agreed to adjourn on the
18Th Of August.
New Yoax, July 2l.-The steamship Qua.
her City, Capt Shuiedt, from Mobile via
Havana, has arrived here. Her dates from the
latter city are to the l7,h inst
The yellow fever is reported to be still rag.
ing at Havana, and the Captain General is
stated TO be i'll.
The clipper ship Black Hawk had landed
600 coolies Mt Havana Forty of those with
whom she started died on the passage.
Pennsylvania II abroad Disaster--.siSty
Dead.
PHILADELPHIA. July the l9th.--lt is already
known that sixty persons have been killed or
burn. TO death through the disaster on the
Northern Pennsylvania Railroad, and that
there are others so injured that their recovery
is impossible.