Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-07-17

HALIFAX, June 29.-The British Cunard
steamship Arabia arrived at this port this even
ing, with Liverpool dates Of Saturday, the
10Th of June.
The bullion in the vaults Of the Back Of
England is stated to have declined 100000
during the week.
RIGHT OF SEARCH ABANDONED.
The British Ministry had stated in Parlia-
ment that in accordance with the advice Of
the law officers o. the Grown, they had resolv-
ed on giving up all claim to the right Of search
or visitation in time of peace. and had also
stated that the government was considering
the advi$abilny Of Withdrawing, ,he squadron
from the coast CT Cuba
FIRE AT coNsTaNTlNorLE.
A great conhagration had occurred at Con-
stantinople, BY which sixteen hundred houses
were destroyed
THE TELEGRAPH CABLE.
The prospects Of the successful laying Of
the Transatlantic Telegraphic cable, were con
sdered dubious.
WRECK OF THE NEW YORK.
The propeller steamship New York, which
went aslor on the coas of Scotland is to.
tai loss the sea beats heavily over her Sides
and she is breaking up.
Domestic.
RECALL OF GENERAL HARVEY.
WASHINGTON, June 23-Gen. Hinev has
been recalled from Utah, and will probably BIZ
sent TO Oregon, in consequence Of the Indian
difficulties prevailing there.aQen. Johnston
will besipvested wi.hthe exclusive command
in Utah.
LATER rHoM UTAH.
Sr. LOUIS. June 29--Advices rom Leaven.
worth, dated the Oath, report that Governor
Cumming disputes the report that several OF
the principle Mormon elders had promised to
surrender themselves 10 the United State, au-
thorities, provided they would be allowed tr-
al by jury.
THE ARMY MOVES FORWARD.
The army was to commence its march on
the Mormon capital on the 10Th Of June, with
well appointed and efficient force Of twenty
five hundred men, leaving asuficient force be-
hind TO protect the route and. preserve safe
communication with their base Of operations.
The troops are in fine condition, excellent
spirits, and eager to advance.
REMovALror MUNRoEis REMAINS.
New York, July 3.-The remains of Pfes.
dent James Mubroe. in ehargeof the Commit,
tee appointed by the Virginia Legislature, es-
corted by the Seventh New York Regiment,
left this city at three O'Clock this evening.
amidst salutes from all the forts steamships and
ships in the harbor.
The Galveston .Ncps has the following items OF
interest. :
There has been rev organization Of the
Southern. Steamship Company. The Delta
says the Company has fleet OF eleven large
steamships, which are TO run from this city to
Texas and florida ports, and fulfill various mail
contracts. They will put New Orleans in
communication five times week with Texas
and twice or three times month with the
Florida ports.
The Directors of the new Company on
Wednesday evening elected Mr.. E. J. Hart,
President, and G. B. Payne, Manager.
Another crevasse 1-2 miles above Bells
plantation, has broken through.
The reports of damage done to CAIRO by
the food, were greatly exaggerated. None Of
the houses were carried away, and injury is
comparativey small. The water still, howev-
er covers the city.
There appears yet to be some doubt wheth-
er the Morrnons are intending 10 submit
They are reported to be still in possession Of
the strong passes. The accounts say the main
body of them have moved to the South. Pos.
sibly they may be on their way TO Nicaragua
to take possession under the title Of Col Kin
ney for which they have been negotiating.
covering twenty cd nilliois Of acres on TIE
Mosquito cast.
NioAsA 7vA-The Belly Convention is re-
iseted BY he Nicaraguan Congress Juarsz
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