Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1856-07-26
Later from Europe Of the Ba tic


NeD York, July 6fh.-fhe Collins steamship
B,Itic, Capt. Comstock, has arrived here with
the foreign mails from Liverpool, Of Wednes-
day, the 25,h ult. The European news she
brings is therefore four days later than thai,
received BY the Canada.
The British Parliament had re-assemhled.
III tn, House of Lords, the bill which had
passed the House of Commons, amending the
oath required to be taken by members before
being admitted to their seats, so as to allow of
its being taken by Jews, had been rejected by
a majority of 30.
GREAT Britain AND THE UNITED STATES
There had been no further discussion in Par
lament with respect to the state of affairs be-
tween Great Britain and the United States,
and even with the press it had ceased to be an
exciting and prominent topic.
The Daily News asserts, on what it repre-.
sents rs perfectly reliable authority, that the
only increase being made in the British naval
forces on the North American and West India
stations, was at Grey'own. whittier compe-
tent squadron had been ordered to proceed
The other vessels which were leaving for the
stations mentioned, it adds, are simply intend.
ed to replace those returning home unfit for
service. In addition to this, it says the most
stringent n-tructicns have been given to the
British Admimls and other officers of the fleets,
to be careful to avoid everything in the least
degree calculated to provoke collision
ALLIED TRoops IN CoNsrANrINopLE 1t is
stated that 10000 French troops, and 10000
British troops, are TO remain in Constaninople
for the present.
RussM.-A new cabinet has been formed in
Russia.
Ne,o York, July M.-The quotations the
Liverpool breadsufs market, received BY the
Baltic, and already dispatched to the Picayune,
are from the circular of Maxim & Sons. Brown,
Shlpev, & Co., however, report all the princi-
pal articles-four, wheat, and Indian corn
as dull.
Sugar, in the London produce market circu-
his is reported dull and in only moderate de-
mand
The rate for money in the London market
is quoted at a per cent. -.
The evacuation of the Crimea by the allied
troops was to be completed by the 9th of the
current month Of July.
The losses by the foundations in France are
stated to have exceeded 100000 900 OF francs |!
Further inundations were feared.
The Paris Journal, In Presse, states that
mediation by Russia contributed to the ar
rangement BY which the United States have
agreed TO pay the Danish sound dues for an
other year.
England and France have come to the reso-
luton, it is stated, that Mo,davia and Wal
lachia must continue separate governments.
CENTRAL AMERICA The Londp1 Times
suggests proposition for negotial ons. for the
purpose of making Greytown free I'd indie
pendent place; and that the Mosquito Indians
be put under the Joint protection OF Great
Britain and the United States; Of arbitrafing
the questions of the Bay Islands, and Of OBJ
tainining from the United States an acknowl-
edgement of the claims Of Great Britain TO the
territory Of British Honduras as it stood in
1910. Should the United States refuse this,
1t considers that the difficulty can be settled il
no other way than by an open rupture.
Ii also advises the British government to
endeavor 10 have the question amicably settled
before the election Of Mr. Buchanan.