Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1858-11-10

su.h lmp.ft,uss, The laiss, Is n.y. ihs Persia vh..h
IN Liysrraal on me 10th anil afd,e'l Al Nsv iatt
on the -ilh ulL We eoudsn.s the most imPar,ant
ness,
The great race Tor the Cnwiich handicap
was won by Rocket by only head, MI Ten
RroecLs l'uoress aud the Beaver ran dead
heat lor the second place.
LATER FROM lNuA.-Later adyiees from In
Ma state that the disaimed native troops OF
Noo'ean had mutinied, and were nearly eNier'
minated hy the English troops before they
could again be brought under suticclion,
Dates from Bombay of the 2llh September
report the success al he British over the Ss'
pnys in several minor engagements.
+ LATFR VEON CHiNA,-Laler Udyices from
China state that the British have destroyed the
forts at NyomreN, hut spared The town,
Commissioner Reed Wa'al Shanghai. The
U, s. ship Of war Germantown waa IN the Can
ton River. The Mississippi and Powhauan
were IN the waters Of Japan,
| The shares Of the Atlantic Telegraph Com
p,ny we're quoted at E3iOt $3.50, the decline
I being caused by the longconiinued interruption
Of any ineligible communication through the
cable.
The disturbances still continue at Candida
Further demonstrations against the Christians
have been made. A general massacre is clr'
ed, Two additional bata!ions Of troops have
been ordered
-Four cmissarics Of Nana Sahib have been
captured at Gwulior They were cndcavoring
TO corrupt the native troops The cnIpriIs were
summarily executed,
The Gwulor rebels were again defeated on
the 18Th Of September.
| Renewed alarm existed at Calcutta. The
troops were constantly undcr erms. 1t is re-
ported there were seven thousand insurgents in
tue province of Calcutta.
Domestic.
Ggy. WALvER's EXPEDITION - Washington
Oct., 25.-The State Department has neither
received any Official information, nor givcr
any recent orders in regard to Gen. Walker;
movements.
lis previous orders respecting the violation
of the Neutrality laws, remain in full force.
Tus AUSTRIAN MINlsTEU-J. Gnncy Jone;
recently appointed Minister to the Court o.
Vienna, will proceed to Austria in November
CoNGHEssIoYAL ErARATIoES.-Phelps o
Missouri, is the first on the list of the Commit
tee Of Ways and Means, and will probably be
the chairman Of that committee.
UYprEGRouYU RAILROAD ExclTEmrNT.-
Nc,v AlJany Md, Oct., 25.-HorAce Bell, al
underground Railroad conductor, who released
his father and brother from Brandenburg (Ky.,
iail, last JAW. was arrested here on Saturday
e and taken to i'g0ndenburg by Kentucky officers
I without n wnrraGt
; HIS father aud brother were committed OF
charge Of running off negroes from Ken
lucky.
Tie Abolitionists here are much excited
c ard have dispatched party in boats to Bran
dcnburg with a view of rcscuing the prisoner
serious disturbance is arprehendcd.
| New A5aay, L2d, Oct., 26-An armed ex
petition left here last night for Brandenburg
t Ky, for the purpose Of rescuing Horace Bell
> the slave thief. Bell has been removed from
Brandenburg to Elizabethtown. 1t is under
, stood that the Kentucki - nuarepariag to re
sist the attempt at all hsza
TELEGRAPH CoNvENTloNEL1NE TO CAn
roRY1A AND OREGoN.-Me1e York Oct., 25.-
The North American Telegraph Association
composed ofthe officers and leading stoclihod
ers of the princpa lines of this country, CLOSED
their convention of three days session on Sat
urday.
ST.. LOUIS Oct, 26.-The steamer Fl. D.
Newcomb for Cairo and New Orleans, sank
Yesterday near Island Twenty-One.
The steamer broke in two, but no lives were
lost The baggage Of the passengers was al
z so saved The boat is a total loss.
RrcrpRoclry wiTH MExlco.- Wasbingto,
, Oct 26,-Senor Malta, the representative o
Juarez and the Constitutiodalst party in Mex
: leo, left for Vera Cruz to-day, Our Govern
ment communicated TO him desire for rail
road route from Texas to some point on the
Gulf of California through Mexican territory
ard also for reciprocity treaty allowing Ger
tain articles to pass free of duty through tn
Northern frontier of Mexico, also to guarantee
the neutrality of the Tehaunepec route.
Senior Malta will return TO Washington to
= wards the close of the session of Congress, al
+ ter aaccrainiug the views of his government
on the subject.
FOREIGNERS PRoscRIBED IN MEXlco.-Som
i. foreign Minister in communication with tn
State Department respecting Mexican affairs
states that foreigners are generally prescribe
at San Louis de Potos and other places.
:. MINISTER To ENGLANp.-1t is rumored tina
n Commissioner Reed will be appointed Ministe
4 to England in place of Mr.. Dallas.
e ENGLISH NICARAGUA rREATY-Sir William
e Gore Ouslev has not submitted his treaty wit
c Nicaragua to our Government as reported.
= SENATOR HAMMoND.-lt is reported that Sen
/. ator Hammond has united with others in sus
, tanning Douglas.
Oregon.
| MEmBERs OF CoNGREss.-Delazon Smit
and S. +. Grover have been elected represen
) tatives to Congress from Oregon.
WALKERS MOVEMENTS Washington Oct
21-Gcn. Walkers movements begin to excit
general interest here. He is represented t.
have plenty ofmen and money, but IT is though
he will be repulsed from Nicaragua by tn
British naval force now on the coast.