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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-10-27
Another Expedition against the Indians.

Another Expedition against the Indians
We learn unofficially that Col. James Bourlanh, OF
Cooke county has been commissioned by the Cover
nor to call out and organize force of Rangers, fol
the protection of the Northern frontier, against the
expectations of hostile bands of Indians that have
recently come across Red River, and committed muir
defs and thcfts, and then returned to their haunts
across Red River. 1t will be remembered that Maj
VIM II. Bourland recently returned from an extend
cd scout to the Wichita mountains, whittier he ptr-
sued party of Indians believed to be Kickapoos and
Witchtas, who had killed several persons and stolen
considerable amount of property in Montag ut
county. Maj B. only had 30 men, hastily gathered
and equipped, and his scout was unsuccessful, al
though he trailed the murlerers 200 miles.
Col. Bourland we learn is authorized to call Out
400 men, should he deem that nu mber requisite
This force will be organized at Gainesville on the 4tl
November, and will thence proceed Immediately tt
the station assigned them on Red River, so mile
above Gainesville They will range up and dowr
that stream to intercept any bands Of hostile or hiev-
ing Indians If it is deemed necessary to make an
expedition into the Indian country, the command will
ut once be increased to four hundred men. In that
e ut his command would probably cooperate with
the ID Cavalry, under Maj Van Dorm. Col. Bour-
lands long residence the frontier, his thorough
quaintance with the character and habits of Indians
and his energy of character ample guaranty that
he willgive good account of himself
There many adventurous spirits IN this region
who would gladly avail themselves of an opportuni-
ty Of joining the expedition, especially if it is de-
signed to penetrate the Indian country.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-10-27

y We learn that terrible tornado passed over
the town of Buchanan, johnson county, on Satur-
d sy last, spreading destruction in its path, ard en-
trely prostrating several houses, among them on'
store-housc, the contents Of which were scattered
and blown entirely away. We regret to add that one
lady whose name we have not learned, was killed
and probably several wounded. We have none Of the
particulars Of the event, further than above stated.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-10-27

RELIEF FOR MAJOR VAN DoRN.-The San Antonio
Herald says that Gen. Twggs has ordered Major Van
Dorns Expedition to continue operations in the In
dian country until Spring Gen. Twiggs has ordered
the movement of Capt. oakes company from Fl
Clark, and company of Cavalry from Fort Mason to
repair Immediately to Maj. Van Dorn's camp, near
the late battle-ground and report to him for service
This is following up that gallant officers victory in the
right spirit.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-10-27

A NlGGER TRAGEDlAN-The New York
Dav Book says that Ira Alridge, runaway
from America, and pet of the English aris-
tocracy, real dyed-in-the-woo Ashantee, has
the honor to announce that he is coming to
the States and will be supported in his deli E.
ations by powerful company of white actors.
November is fixed for the advent of this black
phenomenon H. will take immensely in
Boston and other small New England towns,
but his reception may not be so pleasant in
New York. A negro playing white charac-
tiers must be disgusting sight 70 an audience
OF decent white folks.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-10-27

VENUS VISIBLE IN THE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
mica! novelties abound Just at present. Be.
sides the three comets, two of them telescope
now flashing through the sky, daylight view
may be had, with good pair Of eyes, of the
planet Venus, the evening star, now at the
height of her brilliancy. Her position i:
Southerly, about 80 deg. from the sun, and as
many from the horizon at rough calculation
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-10-27

u District Court adjourned in Cook county on
Thursday last having disposed of all the business
on the docket. Several of our attorneys were in at
tendance and the Judge, State and Bar have all re-
turned home, for time. An interregnum occurs
now, until the 22l November, when court will COM
mence at Belknap, Young county.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-10-27

The steamship Moses Taylor from AsPln-
wall has brought sI,5OO,Oo0 IN treasure to
New York, from California. Sufficient returns
of the State election on the 2nd ult had been
received, to show that the LecomPton demo-
Gratis had swept the State, electing J. G. Bald
win, Judge of the Snpreme Court, and ma
iority of twenty-five in the Legislature.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-10-27

- BY the last mail from Belknap, we received the
"Los Angeles Southern Vineyard" ancat weekly pa
per published at Los Angeles, California OF the .na
of October, brought by the last overland mall we
make some extracts from this week, OF late move
ents in Oregon which will be found on the outside
We willingly accept the exchange requested
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-10-27

yellow FEvER-Mr. Rummel has been
in New Orleans and Galveston. He returned
sick. DR.. Browne pronounces the case Vel.
low Fever without doubt. His recovery was
considered doubtful yesterday. DR.. Browne
has seen much practice among yellow fevel
patients Mr. R. is at the residence of F
Dieterich. There is little, if any danger oil
other cases occurring.-Austin Gazette.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-10-27

The great contest between Douglas and Lincoln
between Democracy and Black Republicanism-be-
tween the principles of the Constitution and States
Rights, and sectionalism, fanatacism and negrosm,
will be decided in Illinois, Monday next 1t is the
most important local contest that has come off in the
United States since Wise vanqushed the BlackKnights
of Know-Nothingism in Virginia. We shall await
the first laundering shout that halls the result with
intense anxiety, and if Douglas remains master of
the hard fought field, there is hat that will be
thrown up one voice that will make the wekin ring.
- Various rumors, say the late dispatches, are
afoat, that the Empress Eugene is again enciente
Who cares. Thousands Of children born in this
country daily and there be rumors about it
Res.e- irrti-- .-d -ruartr- c'i5rcn thar Mrs. E1-
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-10-27

Mr.. ]. W. Russell, formerly of Bonlam, has bought
half interest in the Waco House. twill continue to
be conducted by our old friend Capt. Smith, They
have large, new and cOmmcdious hotel in course Of
erection.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-10-27

"SuE DoN'T LIKE lT"-Under this head
ing the New York Journal of Commerce, oil
the 9th ult., has the following paragraph:
Sukey Berkham, a colored woman now re-
siding in Connec ticut, but formerly slave IN
Alabama, was manumitted by her master some
two years since, sent North, and provided with
an annual stipend for her support, But she
is not satisfied with h er present condition. ana
now wishes to return TO her old home, prefer
ring the chances of blaming kind master at
public sale, rather than remain any longer IN
the "Nutmeg State"
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-10-27

The Gazette states that the citizens of West
Liberty recently made fellow leave their
precinct, for tampering with slaves and advo-
eating Freesoil doctrines. The name OF the
fellow is Heman Harlan, but sometimes calls
himself Lee Harlan.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-10-27

An exchange says the only paying institu-
ton in Chicago at the present time, is the
Jail. Its occupants number hundred and
eighty.two men and fifty women, and the
yearly profits of the keeper, it is stated, will
exceed twenty thousand dollars
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-10-27

Among the late victims Of yellow fever in HOus-
ton, we notice with regret that of JAS A BOlinger,
engaged for two Years patin teaching school, and
most estrnabe gentleman
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-10-27

~ Post.masters throughout the State are
authorizedand respectfully requested to act
as our Agents. They will be allowed the
usualicommissions for all collections made for
this office
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-10-27

- Maj Van Dorn's official report Of his battle with
the Indians estimates their number at about 400 -
Over three hundred animals were captured and 12O
lodges burned and their supply Of ammunition, cook
ing utensils clothing dressed skins, corn, subsistence
stores &C., taken or destroyed.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-10-27

= Our fayorc friend Mai Alex. Young now res
iient in New York, has our thanks for city papers
Please send Us letter Major.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-10-27

The election for Judge of the LIST Judicial Dis
trict, to f the vacancy occasoned by the reslgna-
ton of Hon. Jas. II. Bell, comes off on the 9Th No
yembcr next.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-10-27

s5r A private letter from Austin, datel the 2lst.,
inf.rms us that the Supreme Court had not yet OPEN
Cd Judges Bell and Roberts arrived or that day
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-10-27

The overland Pacific mail is making rcgula
trips twice week each way. We believe there ha
been no failure since service commenced
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-10-27

The following description Of the recent ter.
fible explosion al Havana, we copy from the
N. d Plcayune. Il may be interesting TO
our readers.
On the 29lh ull,, at half.past p M, the
Naval Magazine at Havana, situated at the
head Of the huTbor, containing over one hun.
dTed aud fifty thousand pounds OF gunpowder,
several hundred loaded shells, together with
large quantity Of rockets, fire works, &c, eS.
ploled The shock aud the effect, as des,
cribed by the residents Of the city, were truly
awful,
"Thus far, there had been found IN the ru.
ms and about the ground, 30 dead bOde. and
l05 wounded-lour OF whom died shortly at.
ter being removed to the hospital.
For some moments the air was filled with
all descriptions of destructive missiles, and
stones, shells, &C., were projected long dis
lance from the building and into the bay.
No damage was done 10 the vessels al an
Choir. The dead bodies OF three coolies were
blown through the air to the slope Of Fort
Alans, nearly quarter OF mile OIL
There were upwards Of 300 persons en,'
ploycd on the new sugar warehouses, IN the
vicinity of the disaster mostly coolies aud
aud among them the loss OF life and limb mp.
pears to have been the greatest. Al the mill
rary guard Of the magazine, consisting OF a
sergeant and ii men, only 4 remained, Many
bodies were no doubt yet under the runs and
/ IN the waters of the hnrbor,
The destruction of the fine pile Of sugar
warehouses, some twenty buildings, several OF
which were finished, and the others IN course
of construction was complete. Nothing now
remains but mass Of stones and rubbish
! The conclusion was so great rs TO destroy the
gas.meters, rendering the gns-works, Tor She
! present. entirely useless; and It will requlrs
at least three months before the city can be
| lighted. Every residence Is more or less NJ
fected BY the shock several buildings sustain
ed great damage. Among the number were
the residence of Don Domingo Adama, 'front.'
ing the military parade ground; the house OF
Don Jose Maria Bonnely; and the ediiics of
the Royal Economical Society.
The Diaro de la Marine, of the 30,h, in
noticing the event, says: The attention and
relief afforded by the authorities OF our city,
directed by Capt. General Concha in person,
who was by accident in the immediate vcini-
ty at the time, and first on the ground after
the explosion, where he remained until 7 p.
NJ, and engaged the whole force of marines,
firemen and military corps which were at his
disposition, and by his energy and encourge.
ment to the troops, did great service. Our
navy, with her usual energy, also disting uish-
ed herself on the occasion. Meanwhile there
was no neglect to protect the public security.
The city being left in perfect darkness, the
night watch were posted at half-past six, which
is to be the case until proper lights are restor-
ed. The whole force Of the police and large
detachmenis of infantry and cavalry are on
duty during the night, to guard the city against
robbery or disturbance of the peace. With
these precautions the city is perfectly SAFE
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-10-27


u. We invite attention to the correspondence of
the Richmond South, upon the first page of to-days
paper, in reference to the canvass for the United
States Senate in Illinois.
The writer of that article seems to be warm ad-
mrer of Judge Douglas, and dc tends his course and
his present position with great ability. While wedc
pore with all sincerity the detection Of Judge Douglas
at time when the President needed his strong arm
for the support of his Administration, and for The
success of principle over fanatacism We caunot now
Withhold our admiration of the heroism he d spays
| against he combined forces of the enemy. That he
not only claims to be, but actually proves himself
Democrat with those shades of ference peculiar to
his locality and deducci from early associations and
force of reasoning, is evident from the printed re-
ports of his speeches. lie deals in abuse of the
Administration, INDUCES in no discrimination, but
bears in dgnifed sieitCe the opposition of papers
headquarters, that claim to be the exponent Of
pure Democratic principles, eminatng from les,
parsonage than the President himself As for our
Selves have learned to pay but little att enion to
the Illumination of self goriied organs aud
gard the against Douglas in Democratic quarters
as reasonable league with u relentless enemy to
crush and humiliate old and able ally. God for
bid that we should hurl stone at the noble head
bent AGAINST the petings of that pitilcss storm,
that we should try s'to break the bruised rcid.' or
widen the rents that envious Cascas have made in
his political vesture Whatever there may be obnox-
ious in his views of squatter sovereignty to Southern
ears We cannot accord to him the deibera te design
to deceive and impose upon our people, he has no Ill
terror object with others to retreat from the well un
derstood requirements of the English Bill We say
notwithstanding we may differ in some points, thu
South should give him her encouragement, SHOULD
send him her grce'in when his strong arm is rails
ed in that distant land to fight her battles, and con-
tend for her rights. The Democrats of the Unior
should rally around her standard, for he makes no
war upon principles, but procaims in laundering
tones his firm adherence to our party and more than
all to the principles of true Democracy On the
other hand, his opponent against every princ-
pie of constitutional right that enjoy slave
States, upon the Administration, and fights with
the fury of Hospur against the sacred landmarks OF
our party He is an open and avowed enemy, he hates
with bitterness the noble, high toned elements of the
party against him, while the Douglas despisers the
mean, contracted sectional, finatical league that
wars against all rights and decency. Hurrah for the
Douglas, hurrah for the Douglas thousand times as
long he fights the good fight of our Faith; and we
trust in our very soul that the gloomy vaicnatons
Of our cotemporarie Cassendras of the press may
prove false. false, false
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-10-27

The Austin papers mention the attendance Of
Col J. NJ Crockett, Gen. ]. ]. Good and E. p. Mich
olson Esq, of this place, the Supreme Court at
Austin.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-10-27

TELEGRAPH FROM CAIRO TO MEMPHTs.-A
telegraphic cable has been successfully lsid
across the Ohio riyerat Cairo, connecting with
Memphis direct.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-10-27

The u s. & Texas Boundary Commission will set
out from San Antonio, the first week in November
Maj VIM R. Scsrry is the commissioner the part Of
Texas
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-10-27

Tie Galveston papers announce the arrival at
that place of SO camels imported BY Isaac G. VIII
liams
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-10-27

Col K L. Harrison, lately appointed collector
Of customs at Point Isabel, died Of yellow fever q
short time ago.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-10-27

THE Independent notices the appearan &C o
frost in Bonham, on the 10Th.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-10-27

yellow fever has broken out in Ursuline Convent
Galveston, thing meyer before known.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-10-27

Fx.Presiden. Comonfort Of Mexico, IS in
Massachusetts.
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