Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-09-15
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The usvs from Cali'sais. lhunah ,risH,i.
ing, Is II no great hpppnauee, The Fnlef
River eleiiement has considerably suh'ldsd.
ihonah Il u believed hat Wien iLf streams 40
down, areu gugah'ie' Of gold viii l.e loken
iuli.
There : q splni ihe Demormiio ranLs. =
Should lhe Douglas iasn fuse with he Renub.
, licans-of WheL huWeseE here Is bur liule
nsmoemir clei will b. he.
isaisd 40 his u,onlhs els,non there
The 6rsi oredand mai hy the Salt Lake
lople Arrived , Pl,esrvilIe ap The a0ih July
Toe second, on The 81 Auenst The passeu.
I ger, PEAK highly OF hsrouie
The slernef Omgon Went on the ro'ks
abou, % miles eb0ye san Fmnciseo aud h
uumbef Of her pc sseageTs jumped ashore, some
70. whom nTe supposed 10 have been lost
| The vessel 90, safely mo San francisco.
/ Hon Beverly G. Clark uoiled States Min
lspf o Guatemala bad presented his ereden'
Itp' 20 lb' rresisu,of TINT Republic and was
well received
The Pre,s a. Nicaragua are discussing he
prohabii.liss n Wa.tf', tium 10 the country.
Gen Lamar IL st'll At Alonasua, and is said
10 be heauiy disguised with bis post, aud talks
81 rcsirning
/ Il Is feared that therc will be an armed con'
/ a,i on the 10Th Of his month, between the
Llbcul aud Goyarnmen, parties IN CenuWl
! Anne ricn. The Liberal enUdlhle Is believed
10 have obtained majority Of the popular
vol -bence the conflict
Opening of the Atlantic Gable for Business,
! DsrATcH FROM LoNDoE.-Ne,o NoIk, Sept.
| lt--Cyrus W, Field has received despatch
/ from London to-day, informing MIN that the
/ directors Nre on their way TO Valenfm, Ireland,
/ for the purpose Of making the necessary nr.
mngmenr lor opening the line TO the public.
/ The celebration IN this city to-day, in COM
lmemomlion Of the successful completion OF
the tmus-Ailnntc tclegraph WINS conducted in
magnificent stvir.
The procession OF military and ire compa.
mes Of die city, aud from various neighborng
CITIES, including Montreal, in Canada, together
with numerous societies Of all descriptions,
made IN imposing appearance.
thousand Of pcopIe.-w present from The
surrounding country, and everything passed
Oh il ihe most satisfactory manner,
The grand banquet 20 the directors and oil.
GERS of the Company and those who have been
engaged in accomplishing the great work Is 10
be gwen By the municipal authorities to.Hor-
row.
Glowing accounts arr given oil The celebTa.
ton in Philadelphia, which passed of in the
most enthusiastic manner
TItE Associated PREss.---rhere is trouble
among the members of the Associated Press.
| The New York Times complains at the heavy
expenses Of the association Of the arrangement
respecting the news by Inc European Ieam.
ships, and OF the iuvariable Withholding Of the
news from the press by the agent OF the asso.
citation uEti it suits his convenience TO furnish
liz.
+ MEXICAN AND NMoR4GUAN AFpAms.-- I"ash.
/ ingtoa, Aug. 3lst.---The Administration are
engaged IN the consideration Of Mexican md
Central Amencan affairs.
Jerrz has not yet been officially recognized as
Minister o! Nicaragua.
The PAUAGuA Observation-Disclosures prep
araiions are in progress for the ParOgna FIX.
pedsoa.
No Minister has yet been selected to repre-.
sent the United States at Parsgna
! CHARLESTON, Aug, 29,--Tbe Africans cap.
tured on board The big Echo, hnge been land
/ ed at Castle pinckrey. Ii is supposed the
Captain and oiiicers Of the Echo WI be taken
! TO Boston by the United States brig Dolphin,
which has arrived from Key West
/ There were thlrty-uiue deaths from yellow
! fever in this city during the week.
| Nsw YonX, Sept, f. We have later advi-
ces FROM Hay,i by an arrival from Port an
Prince.
The q. $. sloops-oi-war Saratoga and ply
mouth were at 1'ort az Prince "a which port
hey were ordered By our government, in con-
sequence Of representations ihatnn American
punno company on the isiaDdio Nepassa, Oft
the flavtieu coast, had heen interfered with by
the fiaytiep Government, WHICH Rntr Tnreaten'
lrpd 10 dissrossess them.
| A destructive ire bad occurred al Jacme
1.-THE liss isesinnted at 100000
.IIncandierism on Staten Misunderstanding
Hospital & Buildings Burnt.
I NEW YoRK Sept, 2.-The hospital andad
Ijacen buildings al the quarantine station, were
totally destroyed by fire al midnight. It wa
4 undoubtedly an act Of incendarism.
y band Of ncendnries, disguised and armed
forced an entrance into the hospital at th'
Quarantine station on Staten Island at mid
hight, after bttering down the walls, removed
Iall the inmates, and then burnt the building
Iwiih the adjoining pre1erty, including the smal
! pox hospital and hea,a sfice, and the prlvat,
Residence OF the grounds.
The leader Of the band Of incendiaries wa
arrested but he was quickly rescued BY tn
mob and escaped
Deting the riot one man was shot dead.
The recent outbreak Of yellow fever on The
!. Island, il is pretty generally believed, prompt
ed some OF thr inhabitants to committhis out
rage in revenge for visitation which they at
:. tribu,ed TO the existence Of the quarantine sta
ton on the Island.
New YoRK, Sept. 3.--The disturbances a
the quarantine station, on Staten Island, con
tinue.