Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-09-08

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all lheir demands. including Embassies in re.
kin and full indemnity, are stipulated.
lSDlA The accounts from India state thai
the rebellion was being rapidly suppressed
CHINESE TRkATYAT ST.. PgTERs HuRG.--Loa,
don, August 27.-Adyiees from 81. Peters,
burg. dated the oisl instant, state tina, the
news OF the treaty OF peace with China has
been received by the Russian Government, and
gives great satisfaction TO the Emperor Alexan'
der aud his court
lNroRrANr, FROM .INpIA.-LOndon, Aug. 81,
Evening.-The latest news from India is graft
flying and Importantly
The Gwalor rebels have been dispersed and
lheirarmy broken up.
Order was being rapidly restored in all the
districts.
Two DAYS LArgn.- london, (England,) Fri.
day Morning, Aug. 27,-rhe Queen is at Der.
lin, paying her long anticipated visit 10 her
daughter. fir
The King OF Prussia is unable to visit the
Queen, owing TO the state OF his health. Her
Majesty will return on Monday. the 30lh inst.
'fng TREATY WITH CHsA.-By the terms Of
the treaty of peace entered into by the repre-.
sentatiyes Of England, France and China, the
ports Of the Chinese Empire are TO be opened
10 the trade Of all nations.
Another article of the treaty stipulatcs that
the enjoyment OF Christian religion shall be
freely allowed TO all who profess or may choose
to embrace il.
Provision is also made for the establishment
of foreign embassies or diplomatic agents at
the court of Pekin.
Full indemnity is granted to France and
England, but no mention is made IN the treaty
of any indcmniiyto the American Govern.
ment
The EMpERoR NApoLEoN.-Pqris, (France,)
August 27-The Emperor Napoleon II l. has
his tour of observation in Brittany,
and will return to Paris tomorrow.
The Emperor is everywhere greeted with
the most enthusiastic demonstrations of jov.
The ATLANTIC TELEGRAPn.-N,w York,
Aug. 27.-No commercial intelligence has
been received by the Atlantic cable, and none
will be transmitted by it until the cable is Il.
nally opened to the public.
Two weeks Later from the Pacific.
New YoRK, Aug. 27.-The steamship Mo.
ties Taylor, From Asplnwall, has arrived at
this port, bringing two weeks later news from
California, Oregon and Washington Territories,
South America, and the lshmus of Panama.
CALIFORNIA. Business in California was
gradually improving.
The first Salt Lake mail overland reached
PlacerviIle on the 2lst of July. There was
great rejoicing in consequence.
The mail steamship Oregon narrowly escop.
ed wrecking by striking on the rocks Mt Point
Reys-Seyeral persons were drowned.
OREGoN-The new Government Of Oregon
was organized on the 9th inst.
Souri, AMERICA AND THE IsTHNus The
news from South America and lhe lsthmua is
not of much importance.
Domestic.
PAcIrlc RAILROAD Louisci}e August "a
AT the Convention of the SoalIero Pacific
Company, which met here to-day, a resolution
was passed, soliciting a contribution OF fry
cents share from each stockho! Ter, 10 be pad
in previous to the first of October.
ARMY ORpERs.- Washington August 25.--
The War Department has determined to order
Gen. Harvey to conduct the winter campaign
against the Indians in Washington Territory.
Gen. Harvey and staff will leave for the
Pacific in about six weeks.
New CONSUL FOR CUBA.-Ma Charles
Helm. of Kentucky, has been appointed Con-
sui General at Havana.
BosroN August 25.-The us. sloop.of-
war San Jacinto arrived at the CharlestonNa.
w Yard yesterday, from China.
INDIAN TRsUBLEs.-Advices from Santa Fe
of the 2d inst, represent that serious trouble
is apprehended with the Massage Indians
Business was active.
II ,Ne.e E,ror,or T o,,,,,,.a.tL ,,~,,.
22.-The Board of Commissioners proclaim
the English Ordinance rejected by 9612 ma.
jority ngansta total vote of 13.0SS.
TRoors ORDERED 70 FoRT ARBUcKLE.-'
Washington, Aug. 2S.-At the earnest request
Of Gov. Runnels, of Texas, portion of the
Utah troops have been ordered to Fort Ar
buckle for the defence Of the frontier.
New MILITARY Posrs.-It is contemplated
to establish new military posts near the Witchi-
ia Mountains in the vicinity Of the territories
Of Kowas and Comanches.
CAPTURE OF A SLAvER.-C Charleston, Aug.
brig Echo, of Baltimore has arrived
in our harbor with three hundred Africans on
board.
She was captured a few days since off the
north coast OF, Cuba, by the United States
brig Dolphin, and brought into port by Lieut..
Bra''ord.
Yellow Fever.
The epidemic in New Orleans was attended
with greater mortality last week than has been
known before in any week since 1853. The
deaths from Yellow Fever for each of the last
six days, reported up TO Friday l2 o'clock, are
on the 22d. SO; 23d, IA; 24th, A; 25th,
SO: 26ib. SO 9th, II; making 400 for 8
days. Although the hopes have been disap-
pointed that tn epidemic had reached its eli
max the preceding week, yet all the papers
seem TO think the disease must have passed its
point last week.
There were 16 deaths from yellow fever in
the N. o. Charity Hospital for the "a hours
ending Saturday evening.
There were 43 deaths in Charleston in the