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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-07-03

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Ngistlh 10 Q.sfn4nfitlO ~ ne.i sE9
fa'f "a lsawrnr dnlp la Tghi - sefft'
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etaul Fssf h Railsu cIu if,s slo.pAs,lon
Wg e ii'w 'hsianeng ,hs eHlss,s iEsl
fpppo.t ,lca gssp, ,ot, 3riIigb Bfalian %
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ett % ani Nom'nlhoh uf AneuCan vessel
by l,ilsh 'uHeIhas Hfeal ieg loconsf
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s..li lj o. uCher ;oH cIleucef, hpaiT M
pqas lc Ib' Ievm ctmnefse oi 'ns tain'
Saie,
Thf s iaeicnr d'etrine, Blush 9u'aot
,iei lu lg bench have iskFn ground qoally
Y an glA strong Lord StoWell IA cass
0hi, ti,ds tetofe him, is represented 10 have
ar
rSe i1ii0n couid s.s'c io We g.sht gf yi.i-
.W0cf s"l ,afth ppou tommeUeapd unappro.
.IJIG-t ''''. or We 6ccrn except the teiiigt
.cli 'r'n. To one .lt.cn bad the Tgh. 10
1ug i's ry 10 the Liberation Of Ai!rs, b.
'rmr.Ing on the Independence Of odlsrStalcs
. 10 IlouTe eminent gtii by 6eans lint arc
taw.u ~ 10 PwD forward 10 u great prin'
u.r by or,akrg tkfotgh o.hcg great ptinci'
PIES lhul spni IN the wav. Tie rigM Of us.
.'a',9g aAi 'rVst &1 I'i r.9 ~ tina qf
yr. q !, bp,9gged TO On, nation it belonged
10 20, rnd w0lll leod 70 gigantic mischlefnns
universal var Oiher nations had plused 70
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-07-03
THe Zero Of Lake Erie

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Reno os rpg tsrE Willl.u LowsGgs --
iOI - m, pis,inou,gbei men who hnye pae.ol
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I I.,.,f.C.,Nt, Eo,th,ti i, Y,s I.ss honor.
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,.s [ss.En. Il n 5 c,vi,1c1t statesman n.l,o
il,S IA, E.s ro.ir,na noJrsty hl55t. II oa.
lLr,. adro bnye w,rn tho ,i,bss. noror: 81
,L,.-;g ~ M h N,yaromant vo ,,c now r.-
"a, o,lr Fa7lefs ,}r,psl ,ia i.,.
.o.o, III, ,riar5. ,,tf Jfcee No so<si,, i asoa
bo In Jaolb N fdlai;ra RasAns an. rain.
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.pbj,,t N yyl,cb il reiat,: ,anrot f,n n, ;otsr
esr. ceer,. tsiaor ,vbe rir|il. sns,,rb,tas ~.
.mea,,tv of terr ,,ie r,no;5neJ o,y,j cn,..
o,ouIci. whose yiclcr,r on lato Era. fi1yiDe
tbe war n 1912, rave .nrety To the egn,sed
frontier al thc couIilrs, md greatly ntr,Sn,s8
wah ,he sltse0ugn; ey,nts 10 orna a65o, an
Honorable and horny psace.-- f.qm The NAH
i.eDai ilcHjgcRe.r , 9c t9rt15ey IS. iS5g,
f7t2or&id, n Rf. Ntjsn@or sltispEE s"qMi tatl f.
tsag, SrEGcu p nm w LoHED@s toTNe ,
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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-07-03
The kirnt q Wit and tho Right q Search

The Eight cf VISIT ane Tho Right .! Search
w learn from tno n, o. Bulletin hat an
editorial article IN tlg New York Albion OF
ihp 33d u!t,, us5i thS butragey nl the British
cruisers on ArlefIcaa tsSsels, is exciting not 4
H8le rdmork Tha Aih,3n il the British cr-
gar par eSceienGeiu NeM,I ork, aud ita G6ai.
ifients gptn the subject are, 'herefora, licked
UPON aa.Foreshai6NiHg the sentiments Of eng
lish joornatstn On ih5 uiher side Tie edit9r
thinks he whole subject has been 1 logged VIII
''fast amgnnt d MISREPRESENTATION dni. mis-:
coacept0n" aud is dute cer,uiH "tSi the Dr.
guments Of Gen. Cass will not cndUnt.e test
OF reason" "--especialiy his denial & che right
OF visit as coniradsnpeOiS iShed tf2a' NE r,gtt
cf aeotth- -t&o Very dl!isrsns things, we ate.
ibid; WHcI the GeneTai has., systematically
aud willingly c1uloupiea" isHishhonded
measure, and ouirasc4, and search" says the
Albion, "are convenient woods bur i is IN
elined TO think tia tie Ametcan .Ministef 10
london will weigh well thGif application te:
fore be uses them in correspondence HitH tlit
3 iish Foreign 0llice.
i. the Albion @efe better posted in regard
TO American diplomacy It would not accuse
Secretary Cass Of obtaseness because he makes
no distinction between ihe right OF visit and
de right Of search. This assumed distinction
has uniformly been repudiated by the Ameri-
can Govern1 ent n 1923, John Quincy
Adams, ia his reply 10 Mr. Canniog IN refer
ence ic ibis question, stated that "these was
in She ordinary wy, no right whatever exls-
ting 10 take, sch, OF even to board mecchan
vessclsn The following is an extract from
dispatch, in MARCIA, 1913, to Mr. Everett, then
Minister TO the Court. OF James, from Nj
Webster, then Secretary of State:
The Government Of .he United States thinks
itself not Jealousy or with too great scrupulos.
ity in the usa Of cords, in insisting on rs
opai9n ilmtihete IS nc such distinction as the
British Gcrernmca. maintains between visit
and soerchf and Il lIere IS no rtcAi+tu visit
10 tine qf peace, except 10 he execution Of rev /
enae laws 0r other masic'pal regulations, IN
w1ich cases me tigoi i asualiy sseyeised .lgai
he coast, OF seilhin he rsariue league or
,yhsra tie sessrls is jlstly sqspectea Of vieia-
'iag ile law Of nations by rirafi,ai Gggfessiq;l;
buf wherever exercised, & "a yl.la sf search.
aOn he Whole. the Gogernaes' 81 The United
States sbiis i hus fei rsscrdad mutual
risht OF gis't or search, as has besn dose by
he 5a-tiss y ~ n fss.f - ~
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-07-03

ll'orc sjosteapis 81 lrayh d ala -gsrs,,c j. ispr-
sfcrse with Yhoppipg ies in The fl,owin. Is anusc
Te&tsns The Tarautula's legs or inches long,
dGd tIe reptiles extraordinary jump of' or 10 nct
10 inaict lis lcil,y bit,' ate ja,flety fiGay pt
i3rtunatey not triit.
The Reptilcsof Texas
\ witer tlus speobs Of the reptiles o' Texts
The cattle are not the sole oocJpInt3 nf thc
prairie, by aty ui2ans Dawes o. wlld horses
are not nGreduant and deer are HI oun!laSs
numbers TIE staGIlbrow, woif is quite CO a.
tnpn. and you occasiolqliy gst a giimgsc O.
his large alsck trothec. But Texas s ne
paradise Of reptile aad creeping t}ae3 Hat.
tie and npasli, snaSes are to- numerous even
tc sAaka sick at. The bite Of the former IS
eiSily cired BY dpnEGg raw WHISKY in it
IS no cure. 'fHa hmnflld is a peaslh; nsti-
luton to gai into tqarrel With l{3i$i s7i-
der wlRa 3oly about the siae Of u Hsl's egg,
and his icgs five or six inches long ana covered
with long course bttck hlie. FL lies in ratde
racks; and II you sec him. Move ont Of his
path, as bis bite is absolutely tetta 4 dsd,t !
and he uetaf ccts out OF any CUES way bii
cab imp 5 or 20 feet 10 iu1ict1;S deadly tite.
Then thefe is The cenfir,de, 'ufai,i'st G.G an
rnlmHtd number Gi legs, each leg jlruisd
wiiha claw, ou! each rEtw inlli:tCl a srFl-
cate wound fine wlks over yo;f n nlgii
you wjil b've cause TO rem,ribeT han FOR
ncnthy 70 CONF as the ysonnd IS Of partlcu-
aFy p,soaous ul'Gre, ard very jBli.1lt 10
heal. Ybe singing lizard IS q esspr. ss' eh,
sensation Of i's ,sound being likeped to tie ag-
plea lion nt rcd bot Ir9a to fae Beraou but
one jsio tIfindip1 70 escape With hfe 70 tcnsid.
81 these lesser esiiS anaoyauces. iSns The in,
sets ayiag, creeping, running, diggi-g 6, boE-
zing, stiBglf, iteg 45a sygry whsEs Ask
!oc a CGp ni water, On TIE rejolnef IN our
ean1p is,> >"AyiEl yos hare with BAG Or
without AZ The hornei frog IS oae Of iIe
greatest cu5i5sities here aadperfeciiy hayt.irss.
Il has none ot he cold, shiny qualities Of hii
northern btotbs- bli is feqsentiS made PEI,
Of Chsmeiiois are inao'aef5ble, tqrtiuG
over tbe pra Tie With jnc3ncelpslte 'sNii ncss.
a8a a56,sigoiug rliSi .n'iar Aage = q, g o'
llis,ef = AZ 81 ~ t-t- ffeF y - % 80
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-07-03

Ff' somcgf shc iptimate tiicuds q the late Col,
Beuton, Rakeelelg lidcrsn statements as TO the
way in which no veteran st.esnan stood affected to
prtrs and pa, ,i'afly tote administration Of Mr.
pneAamni previous % Ris dcetl, Mir +. p Blair,
nc OLD editor of lie Glqb, canas to bo the latest re-
sCsitoypf his ruicl ssntiuents, sal says that The
toi III dehysn,ci tass ttToe his death, expressed
50 him the strongest dissftroyal Of tie aimnstra-
tio4, and held opinions, such eheld by the Re-
pablican party. Nh w. Carey Jones, Col Bentob' $
aci'i',-aw asA Library executor, we belie,e, Who
sss with him censan'ly Immediately preceding his
leath, oonsraiiots NAig's statements, ami asserts
That Col was The fiiend Of Str. Buchanan aud on
isdeah BED warmly expressed his approval q the
residents psliey sl aeaaasy Of purpose Mr.
pair re,oinsln pableaticn, in which he makes oat
ssHopg case fOy his size,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-07-03

ff"N . srnielit tFff a3uih, -iies me g1ly
eistteSii iia' ,aave ieeh a,P dual i,J.dgs,
lamps 'a'''r Ilo'sF oad pTsiTie heps
"
~ Sogil2sJ pFFiu RliboiD- br.
y t9'.lAss n lnic'areg, lad ens gei'c inaucirr,
ID Airmpfs' ',hs- has been iliyHaielv 1ssd.
c's'ed .fih lhe aHir. OF ttisToao, has publish,
'ei tt' lo..owiGg carl
I WA regard "a ,bs !yent ryciGditla tiata-
peris % ies9S l5 0.tcIose deed Of lris, as.
iuicd gy lhe President cf the Company, Oh TOE
} !Ou Of QNabor, 1867 have 70 rcquest all
pefsocs Heretofore dltllouzad 70 sell It receive
stoe', sats,JrioEt TO teiurn all moneys fScyi.
vrd, 20 camel al Subscriptions received at The
pleasure OF Hose subscribing, This is just 10
mem, and alike proper ID scents aid ifysclG
( The trj:t Iced fefefyed %, is held By able
!,enl gentlemen, ls5 lai, Os called upou,j WITH
oul .mep,oo, q be void, apd sale under il
vii. c0nyry ~ ,ie; ,anl Further Inst b
tltd ia ,he fedsui Dtuit 5r ysjaS @iil fcb;
siate the st0ckholsJ, Ok ihs CgriHanb ID -1ai
rights ian-hisr Tina Is ne Dpinion niteE
foil and through iGyc,ligd,ion u the chdres
,rusi, deed ana the sot az erjnctt lus'yery
Il is but fprk TO admit ihut such safe ssiil
the litigation necessarily cubuiig 5clwecR
purchasers and stockholders, must pf0vc highlv
disastrous, if not destructive, 10 thiseE Eteat
work. The facts ;5ychiHg this aud al 5thai
ulu;ters impaired 10 tbo 5tockholdeFs ,lFid ibe
rarlorjc masses, may S1 eIoer % at the Uicsl
ir5 o. lbaicl5ld.i' ts ne I'd Jube I'd Sc,s
Frc.ses t1c diy $ lie stocsh2Iler, S...
please cony. jEH1HA FGWKES.
May 90, i9je'
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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-07-03

MF KAANAN would net unleTake 10
ahSWcf thar Question now /, is not partlneht
% Ihe Question before US. may say this,
heneyerj that by the lazy Of nptians-:-o iw
which would be recognized iddtdue on aav
state qtestjon--we cannot do so iniess We are
prspated 70 tommitt isge! treason cannot
sea why the question was asked 1t can have
no3geleiipn to the domestic gdge,nMent of tie
country.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-07-03

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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-07-03


~. lrhIhe eoialnqnu s,hlrri ie capld nor ris.
igS @rs ons trtSsh 9arii As'la l'H "a.
rlsloreancnl alc3assi M4 ii| The
1850, gioty ol VI, f,taitrAf vubanf stn
a,aAeno invid aus Netunillfn Z pfay 10
pt,'of lho my o. - 9MeFbe G.aeregs u.
pri Nhs'o acre ,a6;eiis As,a Bui he
l.asy wi.i,G ~ iaGH o mdrt fps iIle rRi,pp
iers 'ownh, lias ttea dcnc by DE battle si
Lrla .rlc %, % chawcisr and 10 90 fc3.
Ihrr / aet snanan ,hose hbWoy meal
wou ao' BE- smtiiiert4 1l ne reflection that
ihr.lnily Gi- Tie 20 c.Ww5Oier had been
rlelli, frcm ~, county Of lis 'ortnmenl
il Nt Chairman, that comW7giei had clger
ivei ii another wat II eu Atlantic navy
pW rulisr nor pursue ibis ,oufae Of p6sefvi.
tou, Nv mind is sufficiently dlled vito the
zee ,sCl.t1 81 Whni he was, w'thcn, !eae,J-
irE lpou what he wo;ldhtgc beet,
The Pioheci n Inc 29d publishes ser.
mon delivered in Fuiidei lately by ;be Rev.
ln5epa Friend, on ,hc sic'glns5 Of dar,inc
&gItprIsi thpt we cnnn3' shbscrje 20 no
genfpmanS doctrine, and from ylla ,cnoro.
many oi hls ''morss, should nudge tho' hc
lad never al anv time, INDUCED IN rle light
fantastic" Of, Il he sptats from experience,
that he was in his earlier years striking il.
lusimliou Of the innate depmyity Of lie liu.
man heart, ior surely, nor one IN thousand
white engaged N roe dance, experiences The
iha' CHS or sensations thn, the reverend gen
i'cn'n 'magines, aud upon viii h he basis his
cGutiuwona. Iie hts evidently eeufthea for
his plgitnnlc arguments IA p.lces r1l the
most reputable, as rarely, Il ever, hag ahy one
ever heard of lhe eiiarts, lie d5seiioe;i ais,
'Ha, N 5hy H6tits9ble degrss, ii g0usty, ap6
imong feobie %lth lie least preieuslou' % der
genty. As well eop6enin lie use Of iooi and
dJess, te;nIse oG their occasional oblsrs,7-
What would our French and German friends
-,hp nallons Of the ilnce--say 10 he asser.
tio1 tha, the dancing hal! inevitably conducts
% ,bc drnlipg,sQlo6n he g5mhiinG-hcit, the
iroth, ihe poorhocSc tNe D5l5ou mad the
stoGod &hy, thay would either atpg lhc.t
shoulders md c5c,aim he ib-u's' mad, 81
else i've can't sag how Il riat BE in rhi{ cCUu-
,ry bUt we are surg !, ias no application 70
the o,d' Byron objected bs Eitriest shafts
.~a.a,t the Walt bit every one knows ihg
cause 't ,hot he wns cIub!1olgd 1ad au8
rol d"dae. And II viii be found nat ragaas
eqmliy valid, have, - 2 m1jorfy Of Instance,
iusun-3 the asS,i'oWs oi tins 'GuUccnp aU5
heathui o.iussWeof i is la1wn fact
that neuy yCGng people q aj'h eeza: go to
chu,ah lorn no orh3. puYpose than to sec and le
seen; aul there have b.cn cases where evil
has resulted irc!d ,acdulintancos there formed
Sboal5a any due, iieteiuT-, ,caHtGrn he church
So. llt. .,.uyc, Z. g" s.2-,e nat a,ese
& cehainIY hdt onG yFimae p.inejpio il
ihs Same ID both cases, We have ,lready
q al. q
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-07-03

.
:jE,It wiz hesrcn tha; 3ea !Ious5ttia thc cours
/ Of his Feud5k ksn fhe Eeroc, aA.potneidg TIC lcati
3 Of Gen HSdersgp was % " eE'Wise ~ oaoti0ll
that btrst intt teats api tak mis- Seat without
Nnishiug iNspreeh Wee noti1siito ascstppli,{
rilcerlty y c'rp fi9@;op gticfs bpt shoyl wkq.rc,
'ef,ter ~ Siqcat asii qbnleisuel ieaune stiup,
thioAhc ifapel prop FIAT dstinguistei psb III hil
s1lrass lat spnaisr iapling hn N;tl ,ilp etitt u
The a'os' iaNaaoll7frnle maybe escusea i5r tank
ing 1he tcti7shgshea cycy his Milen epcpp, 9c,c
tfoceiile,
QsrEAsSl& DcSasa rE WA 9S Si,llers ioss4
thsiiFplrspf " stypAas tsitiaapgtof Mss. apl|Ty4r
fSeesdynt 9as yTisc sstti4af fSthR unei States
Tae sa'tasngS heroieally says tlrt 'tb stnsae,
alIesrl thlers oft Cong4gs sdgAcbsTiC Souybt,
fltgltlge,ssg topsfSiat5 4 betrayal OF soatioru
s'ststs X She iapast5rner' recms T. be- igno
antofi'ie psme6s is yce prgs dent, tat is to ue,
We fe pleasure in Informing him that it Is Nilledgo
l.. DonlAni' a brother or tir Texan nartyr
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-07-03

WtsHSGros CoUvTY RAlLaoAp.-We
learn ifyi the Telegraph that after a great
deal 0f disagreement as 10 the course and cas-
tern terminus Of His road, a thorough survey
uf the country has been had, and Hampstead
liked upon as.ihe initial point The proposed
line TO Brenham is aoout 20 miles in length,
aud the estimated cost OF The road, including
bridge across ths Brazos, rolling stock, &C., is
about S27s,0 900. This road is entitled to the
State Loan, making $4,000, thus giving he
available means % he extent Of
S359, 600 eI ihereabouts. The cost Of the
Brs51s river bridgeis estimated ot $50, co..
Thy sompany Las about 100000 subscribed,
IN 5ae and two years notes q responsible
men, sBd perhaps As moeh more TO be paid in
labor.
The Directors have advertised Tor protosals
for contracts GA the whole lius TO krenAan.--
The proposals ara 70 te oyened on hpndsy,
tie I4th inst, and Re subscrbsfs & ase pi-
tai 6iock arr Is hare he pnEaege 81 working
out fhcsr s,ocl, gHd cpi.frzrlcrs - eoniyss1
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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-07-03

Trs NsfRo RS & sod TAYLOR, r-ri,ise
from Nui'5.a, 'u Per Egypt, says. srhoss
iriesids rt ts Airirsn Taes Who tei0t 10 Egypt as
pTeot 81 Fhat that rscc bas accomplished are
aifit5 aiistaken fty only n7gso featates rep
tcsesied u Egyptiaa realp lpt5rs are those a.
slyes sn 0APtiyes takea is ithiopian vars Of the
Fhareais ahc temples and rvran;ds throaah-
cgt Nuhi', ls ler as TIE Bsrsf AMI j byssin,a.
~ 5cef u hiercs gray oi mearshs. and tb,,-s
is uo's,sdcace iu al the NaleY 81 she Nilc tfe-
he ego sses ever atsaiaeia hiehes dersass -
eiyl!ssa jan .han Is u prosen. szEi5ises 8 &C.
I'D $ ls.si,es: "a this, nct 81 n sIs,
= llAng ~ ,,se. ha, sia-tlly i es,ss
49, - ~ =. ssl-cr ~ =
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1858-10-09
R.iTES or CLARGES FOR HACKNEY CARRIAGES,
CABS, Sc

TErud from Of the Corporation, diq'orcd Adrch 20 ls42l
M 10 And b, Il enacted That after the passage Of this
oewing fare charges for e per-
another in tho city OF Washington IN hackney
carriages cabs vehicles carrying passengers for pay or
hire between daytrca and eight O'Clock shall not be exceed
each passenger Tor distance mol
mc twenty five cents for any distance oyer
mile not exceeding three miles my cents fro
carriage cab other vehicle shall be
detained Tor period than Ave minutes the driver Thereon
hn hack cab, DE- other vehicle tho sum
every fifteen minutes detained and
for all cqnvcynccs other detcnons later than O'Clock nj
driver Of hackney carrao cabs other vehicles nay
demand and ~ the o. my cntum on the foregoing
charges, In addition thereto.
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1858-10-09
TELEGRAPH OFFICES.

Houses Printing Telegraph, Hotel entrance on siNn
street. north nhnsylvania avenue To New ~
Baltimore, Philadelphia and Intermediate popts connoc's ~ @
the Eastern Jobs and the Western HOES 70 w
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