Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-09-01
Telegraphie Items.

from oall LAKE,
!. A despatch from 81. Joseph, Of the 2l inst
il says that the Salt Lake mails, just arrived
/ bring no important news.
u Order and quiet have been restored through
: out Utah. and the Mormons expressed them
selves highly pleased with the Territorial oili'
. GERS. Upon Gen. Johuson's entrance into the
' city the few remaining Mormons fed.
! Commissioners Powell and Mccullough
having competet the duty assigned them, 'ooi'
free passes nj Fort Laramie. en- route ior nome
Gen. johnson has issued proclamation
, prohibiting soldiers or citizens from disturbing
The Mormons or their cattle, nor were any
troops allowed TO enter the city under any pre-
text.
\ LATER PROM SANTA Fs,-S. Louis Ang'
ll.-Adyices from Santa Fc TO the 26th ult.
represent the health of the place good and busl'
ness was reviving considerably.
Serious difficulties were apprchended be-
tween the Indians and the United States troops
stationed at Fort Defiance on account Of the
Indians having killed negro Of Major Brooks.
yellow FEVER AT CHARLEsroN.-Charles.
ton, ANS. ll.-Several deaths have occurred
here from Yellew Fever, but our physicians
say it is not epidehicol, and hopes DIE enter
tanned that it will not be.
BRrrIsH SUCCESS IN INpM.-Lnter advces
from India, dated Bombay, July 3D., confirm
the report OF the recnpture OF Gwalior, and
state that the fugitives nre hemmed in.
The British troops had gained brilliant
victory over the Sepoys near Lucknow The
Sepoys are reported TO have lost 600 men in
the engagement There is nothing OF interst
to report from the continent.
THE AMERICAN HoRsEs.-Att the Goodwood
cup meeting, on the 9th ut., Mr.. Ten Brock
won the match race for the Stewards cup, be.
tween Babylon and an English horse.
Mr.. Ten Broecks horses were among the
last in the race for the Samnt stakes.
The American horse Woodburn came in
fourth.
SErztRE OF DANISH VESSELS excite.
ment and irritation have been caused at Copen-
hagen, in consequence of the seizure OF seven
Danish merchantmen by order of the Prussian
government.
Advices from China are to the first OF June,
and contain full accounts of the capture OF the
forts IN the Peho.
Negotiations having failed, the Chinese
were attacked on the 18th of May by the En-.
gish and French, and the forts captured, with
much loss. The Chinese fought well. NneA
ty.eipht guns were captured. The loss Of the
enemy is supposed 70 he very heavy.
The Indian dates are OF Calcutta, to June
10Th. Dude was still very unsettled. The heat
was terrific, and the British troops had suffer-
ed greatly. The sun bad beer III 1aois asaa,y as a.,
hanAhe enemy. The troops are being housed
tuntil the fierce heat is over. The season is
the hottest known for twenty five years.
Flu ther Particulars of the Transatlantic, Ca
TRINITY Buy, Auy Ols, s-rhe U. s steam
frigate Niagara entered Trinity Bay at 1890
llssA. m. Aug. 5. AT Las A. M. Of same day
fPthe Niagara anchored.
srhe total length ofscable paid out by the
SsNiagara;is SS2 miles. At 2.45 the same NOR
I ming received signals from the Agamennon.
The Agamelnnon paid out 1910 miles OF ca
Ible.
Al 5. 13 on the morning Of the 4th the cable
was landed, and at 6 oclock was connected
with the Telegraph instruments were perfec.
ted, a strange electric current was received
from the other side Of the Atlantic.
,snTsinity Bay Aug. 1.-THE recording in.
struments TO be used are being prepared and
and graduated to suit the cable.
These arrangements are progressing as rap
Idly as possible.
GENERAL CELEBRATION.
Neav York, Aug. Upon the receipt of
the Queens message and the reply Of the Pres
ident, of which notice will be sent to all parts
of the country, there will be general celehra-
tor Ia honor Of the completion Of this great
enterprise, in which every town and village is
invited to join.
NeU York, Aug. 10.-The New York city
Council received message from the Mayor
recommending that the hospitalities of the city
be extended to all concerned in the Transatlan'
tic Telegraph enterprise.
The citizens of New York city are reques-l
ted to illuminate their buildings.
All the public buildings will be Illuminated
on the night of the day fixed for the public
celebration.
A municipal dinner will be given to all en-
gagged in the glorious project.
Trinity Bay, Aug 13.-During nearly a
week since the landing Of the Atlantic Cable
at vaentia Bav, Dr.. Whitehouse, the English
inventor and the chief electrician OF the COM
pany, has been experimenting upon his lnven-
tions. and testing his telegmphic registers.
Thus far his recording instrument, which
was designed expressly for the Atlantic Gable,
and has been his study for two years, does
not work through the Atlantic Gable.
DR.. Whtehouse declined giving any infor-
nation respecting his operations and experH
ments on the other side of the Atlantic.
Professors Hughes, invention-a printing
| instrument which surpassed all others in the
experiments made with the Cable last spring,
will undoubtly prove effective when it is prop
erly graduated and a fair trial allowed 1t.
Signals are constantly passing through the
Gable without interruptions.
FGHTs IN "HIGH LIFB"-The Louisville
Courier of Thursday says: 1--WE learn that a
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