Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-08-21

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maj eon'seion OF The nex mail route, have
's"e"s' 'ng' eo"i~s' $40 promise 10 cary
nsg's't so"'hsm me' nun Washington 10
tr." Ns"' !" 'r.' aay'' 'ommrns'ns on me
Isl Of august Two hours additional lime
had been allowed them over ~ ninety milss
Staging between me Terminus of The Railroads.
sfkAzfa hisEa pifficrff'ts, : Secretary
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phens' ,hai ne w''i use ms hes, eiio''s 20 coua-
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ELECTION N MoA,Lt.-Moone, aug y
The election yesterday passed OIL quie.y'~
Shelton the Demosra'c candidate 'orsSheth'
was elected by 2oc majority, =,
Blunt, the American candidate LOT lax AS
SCISSOR, was elected oy 2oo majority
LOUISVILLE ELsciioS'-L 9nSraae, aug. d.
The election Of Henry Z. Wood the demo.
cratic candidate Tor the Judgesh'p oil the Oou"
of Appeals, is now regarded as certain
Rankin r. Rev'I. the democratic candidate
for the Clerkship oil the Court Of Appeals so
far gains slightly. -,
Batman, the Democratic candidate 'or JAZZ
or, proves to have been elected by majority
of somewhere between ID and 80.
The rest OF the city officers elected are all
Americans.
UTAm.-St. Joseph, July 22.-Psr steamer
b. A. January, Boonville July 26.-Adyices
from Salt Lake City TO the Sd inst, have been
received
The Mormons have returned back TO the
city, and their homes'in the different parts oil
the Territory.
Gen. Johnston, after having entered the city,
passed through to point thirty miles on the
other side. and encamped with his force''-
There are no troops IN the city. -. ~,
The Government officers are duly installed
in their various Offices, and uFe preparing Tor
proper discharge OF their duties.
Brigham Young is anxious to be tried on
the charge OF treason, but insists that the jury
shall consist of Mormons emily.
LEAvENwoRrH July 29d, per steamer U: A.
January. Boonvile, July 2o.-Mr. LIVING
ston, an ola trader on the Palms. arrived mere
last night from Sa t Lake City, with dates 10
the 3Oth OF June.
The army had marched from the Cap''al LOT
Cedar Valley. forty miles bs'ow. :, -
brigham Young and the heads OF Inc ni .n
mon Church, had returned to the cry ana 'ne
people were ioi'owing en- masse. AL was qu''
et u n the valley;
q Some returned teamsters are circulating re-
ports OF the discovery oil rich gold depe sits IN
1.-THE vicinity OF ST. Vrain's Fort. These state
|men's DO not receive full credit in the ABSENCE
LOT information from authentic sources.
The lsTHaus OF PANAMA - washington.
August o.-our Government asserts me r'gn'
Of the United States to pass troops and NUM-
tons Of war over the lsihmus Of Panama not.
understanding the objections Of the Governmen' (
OF New Grenada ...s.'.,..s,s..e
GEN. HARNEY.--W Warrington, Aug. o.
ten. Hnrney has oeen appointed 70 Tue COM
mund of thevOf the forces in Oregon. N