Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-09-22
The Eatcsi News by Telegraph


/ The CHINESE lNDEMNlTY.-lt was reported
that the indemnity agreed to be paid by tho
/ Chinese to England and France amounts TO
| thirty millions of Francs
! TfLEGRApm TO CHNN AND &usrUALIv-fi is
said thu. arrangements have been made in
/ England fol the establishment Of lind of lelc-
graph to China and Australia
The DJEppAu AFrArn.-lt is rumorcd that
the French Government has demanded eXpla-
= nations from the British Government in regard
to the honbardment of Djeddah by the British
steam (rgaie CycIaps
u AMERICAN Treaty WITH CHlNA,--The pleni.
!, rolentiaries of the United S otes and Russia
have concluded n treaty with China. 1t is re-
! ported that the United States are allowed only
an annual embassy at Pckin aud not a resi-
dent minister.
SrAIN-A military expedition is in coufse
of preparation at Madrid, destined for Havana,
with view of making a demonstration on
Mexico
MoRE CHRISTIANS KILLED Accounts from
Gambia say that further rios had occurred, in
which a number OF Christians had been killed.
CHINA AND TIE ALLlEs.-The treaty of the
allies with China confers the right of the allies
having resident Consuls General (not Minis.
terS) at Teng Sing, who are TO have direct
intercourse with the Emperor's Cabinet.
VlcToRA IN GERMANY -Qucen Victoria, in
the progress of her route throughout Germany,
has been everywhere received with the most
exirayagant demonstrations OF respect.
| A ST. Petersburg dispatch says one of the
consequences of the war will be that China
will be opened to foreigners, and that heleft
/ bank of the Amoor will be the boundary be.
tween Russia and China.
| Tua UNITED STATES AND CglNA.-It is re-
ported that Mr.. Reed, U. S. Minister in China,
in the late negotiations at Teinzen, stipulated
that the representative Of the United States
shall have the right to pay an annual visit to
4 Pekin mao
| REMARKABLE TRIp OF STEAMSHIP Pasta
| The steamship Persia, On her last trip from
/ New York TO Liverpool, made the run in eight
t-days and thirteea hours--the fastest ever made.
THE ATLANTIC TELEGRAPH-O OPENING OF.
THE G asLE PosTPoNED-New York, Sept. r
Til opening Of the Atlantic Cable is indefi-
jni'eiy postponed, in consequence Of the expert.
ments with the present Instruments, towards
the practical and regular working Of the line,
proving faiIlre.
The Atlantic Telegraph Company has in
vlted Eng iah, French aud German eeclficians
10 give tbeit assistance in securing the success
fu working Of the line.
Nay YORK, Sept. II IA Despatch has been
received from Cyrus station, Trinity Bay, by
the American directors of the Atlantic Tele-
graph Company from the principal electrician,
Mr.. De Souty, stating that the difficulties they
encounter are not owing to any lmperfection
in inc insulation or cable itself, but are purely
ELECTRICAL, arising from defective instruments
for recording.
The cable is in good working order; and the
interruption and delay, he says, is only tempo.
rary
Domestic. IN
RNLsoAp AccipsNr -TittsJ,trg, Sept. 9.
"A teu,bIs disaster occurred last night, at s
O'clock, on the Allegheny Valley Railroad,
near Holi0ns station ~ miles above Pitts
surg.
The hit,aning train coming down, stopped
al Taren,um, and hitched TO a car containing
large pariy who were returning from camp
meeting When the Train reached the point
mentioned, the Iarenum cor was thrown from
,he track by broken crosslar connecting with
,se bars. The car rolled down a steep en-
bankmeni, snd inrned over twice At the
frst fegolnlion the roof was torn of, and he
a1sssagsss we're scattered over The ground,
hanging the bodies q some terribly.
sirs Mary Ann, daughter OF }. T. Kincsid.
e lbis city. was Instantly killed
Afa hruiser weIe more oT less injured
TIE killed sad wounded reside mostly 10
pst. i1rg and vicinity {
fiir Z Accident.
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