Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-07-31
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! lh insi., has arrived here.
O course she brings no later market news
! han had been already received.
The Austria reports having seen nothing Of
5lhe lelegTaphle cable ileels, She experienced
severe gales and fogs daring the passage.
TnE TELFGRArEle cABLE.-The dispatches
respecting the progress Of the teegraphie ca.
1 bile fleet, previously received, do not give any.
Hthi like a satisfactory account OF what Is
! knewn on the subject.
From the most particular accounts il appears
That the lleel was sixteen days IN reaching the
middle ground, having had sirohg winds.
\ The laying OF the cable commenced. but il
soon paT,rdon board the Niagara and had 10
sbe splieed, The paying out was then resum.
sed, but after forty miles had been lowered, com.
gmunicalion with the Aeamemnon was inter.
erupted, The Niagara thepupOn, as had been
arranged, returned TO the middle ground start.
ling point where she would wait the return Of
EAgamemnon. aud then the endeayor TO lay
b,he cable would be resumed,
All vessels which have arrived here from
Europe report having experienced very severe
I w aIher since the feet was spoken. The Nj.
Nngam was spoken In latitude 90 10 min. ~,
FlongiIude 81 80 min, w,
d The belief here aow is almost universal that
/ the enterprise will prove n failure.
4 WASHINGTON, July Al, is announced
There that Attorney General Black sustains
Minister Forsyth, in his protest against the
/ forced contribution by Mexico upon the chi.
Gems OF the United States.
j July l5.-The Mormon Peace Commission
hers have dispatched to the Government that
sthey have settled the difficulties with the Nor
hmons by treaty Of peace with them.
h NicARaouA.-Commande Page had an in
htervcw with the President yesterday, relative
ato the NcapguNn expedition. No commits
3sion to Nicaragua has yet been appointed.
4 The Secretary Of the Navy is confined to
Hhis house by sickness.
Cor. SrRrrog,s DErgAT.-The War De-
apartment has received official dispatches from
ECol. Stcpioc, announcing his defeat by the In.
Rdinns in Oregon. He was attacked on the
El7th of May by n large body of Indians, egh.
Sty miles north Of Snake River The Colo.
hnel's force was l57 men. The battle lasted
HALL day, when he rctreated, with killed aud
K l2 wounded
4 DISMISSED FROM THE ARMY.-Maj. J. Y.
SDashiell has been dismissed from the army for
Edelalcation in his accounts.
RECALL or Mr. FoRsYru Washington,
sJuy 1.-THE report of the recall of MIR. For!
Esylh from the Ministry TO Mexico is confirmed ;
STEAMBOATS, BUnNr.-P MsJmrg, July 10.
g-The steamboats, Arctic and Great West were
gdestroyed by fire to-day, a; the Marine Rail-
Eway here.
d DEATH OF GEN. QUIrMAN.-Natches, July
El7-Gen. J. A. Quitman died this evening at
ghalf past o'clock, at his residence at Mon!
hmoub, IN this State.
TRoors FOR OREGoN.- Washington, July
E16-Fve hundred recruits have been ordered
I Ito be dispatched f.om New York TO Orcgoni
Eoa the 40Ih inst.
4 a general Indian war in the Territory is ap.
Eprehended.
A NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. TO MINISTER For.
EsYTn.-I lstructiens have been forwarded from
Sthe Government to the Hon. John Forsyth;
sour Minister to Mexico, directing him 10 enter
Ia protest against any improper acts OF the
sMexican Government towards American citi-
szens in that country but no; to suspend diplo-
gmuic relations.
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