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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-08-03


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oxetsment on The paris Bourse The eject of Tho lIs
news.
Tho armlstoe which was signed on the 7th, at Viz
Ia Franco. by Gen Hess aud Valiant, spulaies that
all commercial vessels shall navigate the Adra'c I'M
moeslel'
The Austrian Federal Diet has proposei To mobilize
he whole OF 1.-THE Federal contingent ana nave
e1 tue Prince Regent OF Prussia 70 'ake oo,ninanu
n,l"SA, Suy o,-ine i,un'n t,s nv 49, hs,n,
o,nsJ nsta s.s'ulIua}, U"' VI" ao 10 hsrs
su,r"rsd onnsiiosaho ,nI,ry I,rrr French aoet
WAS seen near Vencc md ono,h,r eet Of len vessels
wa, seen from Trieste bearnr towards that place.
LogpoS, July o-Letters from Rome and Florence
state that the excitement in the Papa states still con-
tlnues, in consequence Of the massacres at Perugla,
AncOna and other cities Investigations have been
ordered as to the origin Of the popular movements
Maxtnans In the revoted dstriets. under prctext oil
an Vraor from HIS Holiness, Plus TX ~.
AgsIiua az ACCOUNTS OF soLfERiSo'- Ptenna' guy
10 IlSa' reports from the heaiquartsr, Of ,he
~ .y " s.e ,ne following account OF inc oss
m;ssnr sot The Tn h,'.eu Iovg wounuJa s sW
isd and wonrded IA "a, Sa,rr y. * oSn ''S' :"
RyonurrIyo ron rur Fyo,,sw wv ro,so, H.
IN owThe admiralty has issued orders far Tho ra,ing
Of 10 900 additional senmcn for the Batish navy, at
n liberal bounty.
Do,o,,i, r,,o,,,soroo
w 81 8
WAX 'lSsEL ior The uVbl-ihE BRAZIL SSua ao
EoN;-sssPtCfED SlAV ,,. nas.'"gtoN' July -
D. A .ushmap, OF Miss'ss'ppi, nus poeh up
pointed Minister TO the Argentine Ioh'eueia''oh'
vice fancy resigned
Inc PRESIDENT mas tendefea the oeh'Tai amer
iGah mission 10 u. n " barrinser, OF Nor.h
Carolina, but 1t is thought that ne VIII aechne.
An important dispatch IRON minister nclhue
has caused the Government TO order inc sioop-oi-
war Savannah again to the Gull OF Mexico
Our war vessels on the B station nave peen
9roered 10 the river LII fhu' 70 remain 'here
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-08-03

UNIVERSITY OF VIRaNIA.--Louis NJ. Coleman,
ESQ.,, of Hanover, has been elected Professor of
Latin in this venerable institution, in place of
DR.. Gesner Harrison, resigned. A new profess
6rship OF "Physical Geography and Agricultural
Maury, of Washington. has been elected. The
close of the annual session has been changed for
the future, from the Doth of June to the 4th of
July. The water works will be completed by the
lst of October. when the next session commences
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-08-03

gFss The ues building for William and Mary COL
lege Eilians5rre, Va, toreplace the venerable old
building which vas consumed by fire some months
snse, IS 80 FAR 'mpleted to be partly occupied
Some Of toe le'tdre rooms are already prepared for
use aud fne apparatus obtained
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-08-03

TO The 2 hmond Reporter says that the track
jsying On tie = B. B. & c. Road is progressing rap
idly beyond hat place. and that the bridge across
sbo San Bernard is completed and the cars passing
o7er il daily 10 like to hear of the progress Of
railroads in or State, and hope one Of these days to
see WORK goiag IN in this vicinity.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-08-03

~ fno editor of the Central Tezian,' who has
recently visited the new depot of the Central Rail-
Rad on tn. isota, says that the town is not yet
laid Of 1l. lumber of persons are already there
''ith then tnls waiting for the town to come, and
rslay 10 pitch lto business as soon as it opens
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-08-03

Tho clerk Of the District Court, Of Cald
county, wants John Livingston, of tho Now o
Law Register notirety passed round. IL So
Livingston asks the District Clerks 10 send
some information relative to their counties
promise of u gratuitOus copy Of tho Law r. 4
ter, Afterwards lac "enlarges the plan,"
sends them word they must send him 50 lol .
Register. Oi course they got mad, as any ~
naturally would, John Livingston is n tr c.
customer. IL keeps the people Of this s.l
VIDE awake to keep up with his tricks ~
don't know how 1t Is in other States.-Telecr- %.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-08-03
IF 1t is stated that Daniel E. Sicklcs and his wife
have renewed their marital relations.

ggsy~ The Brownsville Flag says that Spanish
mares, by the lot cannot be had for less than $50
ner head while s25 is asked for selected ones. Not
long since they were only worth from 50 to SO
Mules range from $50 to $50; choice ones from $50
to se75, with an increased demand.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-08-03

Re5~ A sixty-four pound gun burst at the practice
battery at Washing ton city. the 18th ult, killing
two men and wounding eight others The gun it is
stated, had been tested in 1851
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-08-03
The Election.

Up to the time OF going to press, We have returns
nom 0 Of the 10 precincts in this county, and most
Of thosc are verbal, though they are believed to be
about correct 4 far as heard from the vote stands
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-08-03

h-y No 40 responsible for the statement in the
li.si,s d. "a, ard to Col NJ I. johnson. The result
.lost .h.. 81 . we're premature in our concusions-
s refer >. le letter o. this distinguished gentleman
as tho lr' leans Of placing himself right before
h. lr,ld. al the community generally While he
has F,Iuel o. Gen Houston, To 10 not believe that
no syul1tt' is.s with any movement against the de-
p.,.,,rr. &c believe that he has acted from the
-.pr,c...a. his own judgement, and believe that
81, t,yir- ~. position he has, was not influenced by
rslash or ,e .oper motives. We have converse with
him freely 5n the subject, and it is but just to
hin, i sf.,s lat he considers his course detensble
md no, an ,nstic to the principles he has long en-
,srtainci. gthers may differ with him. but the
causes .bat iuluenced him, ore deemed ample and
sat.sf.etory him.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-08-03

y Ex.Gov. Foot, of Mississippi, has Withdrawn
from the Congressional canvass in that State and it
is said, is about to become citizen of Memphis, Tenn
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-08-03

RE- The Linden Times says that the thermome-
ter ranged from SO to 1909 during the week, in
cool shade We shouldn't think it very cool shade
where the thermometer went to 100.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-08-03
+ liz DALLAS HERALD.

,,v RIOS wITH TnE OVERLAND MAIL STAGES -
Ne s-s easel to learn that the Overland mail Com
o-ry Ora decided to establish tri-wcekly line Of
.,.-r- IN Sherman to Mex inuey, there to connect
r..a 81 ,ers' line throu gu this place. from tue
m ais will be great convenience to this sec
r.,ar lntry, and win cradle US to get our mans
l.r. t.. old States" several days earlier than ny
,t, ..... +, arrangements We feel sa,isa cd, too
r,,.. ..rl be beneficial to the travelling community
ar.l.. hem a convenient and expeditions mode Of
-.... the older States overland, The stages
,.r, .r nee their regular trips in week or two
.,l.,f We Mckinney on Tuesdays Thursdays
aal s4m- ,ys, The overland mail service from 81
Ian. - also be inere asel to tr-wcckly trips in
Hlr-' i-wsskly as at present
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-08-03

The vote on the amendment to the Constitution at
the Dallas precinct stood largely in favor of it. We
have returns from the other precincts, The pre-
cinet to hear from s small one and will not natcri-
ally change the result.
COLLIN COUNTY.
Welearn that the vote in Mckinney stood 90 ma
jory for Houston. 1t was supposed that the county
would go for Houston by about 200. Maj, Sam b.
CART is elected Representative from Collin.
DENTON COUNTY.
A correspondent Mt tho Denton (town) precinct,
gives us the vote at that place, as follows
Govcrnor-Eunnels, Al Houston, 900.
1t. Goyernor--Lubbock. II Clark. 1885,
Commissioner--White,1 40 Crosby, lO6
Congress- Reagan, 266 0chiltrce, s.
For Floating presentatiye--Welch, III; Elicit,
1873 Calhoun G.
TARRANT COUNTY.
A gentleman from Fort WORTH intorms US that the
vote at that box was largely in favor of Houston-
The vote had not all been counted, ut it was believ
ed that the county had gone for Houston by 500 or
600 maj.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-08-03


laS" After all the excitement and contradictory
reports that we have from time to time, re-
cevcd, in regard to the Pixies Peak gold mines, the
matter seems to have been at least definitely settled,
by the certainty Of the presence Of gold in that re-
con in large quantities, and to such extent as to
induce companies and individuals to settle down to
regular mining operations Late adyices from West
ern Kansas state, that ten and fifteen thousand dol
airs are given for plas of auriferous ground which,
when the last snows were lying upon them would not
bring ten cents an AS practical men, rersed in
science, have extended their investigations the gold
country is found to extend beyond and South of the
limits of the neighborhood of Pixies Peak and those
who have prospeced far to the South OF the present
dggings, state that the indications equal to any
that have yet been discovered. Canras cities are
springing up in every section where gold is found
and Denver city is becoming quite busy and thriving
place. having already emerged from its crysilis state,
and began to improve permanently. Provisions and
the necessa1ics OF life are, and will be for some time,
scarce and command high prices, but this will be
,emedicd as the regular supplies naturally follow
where consumption and good profits may be realized
The prosperity of California, to certain extent, is in
store for this newly discovered golden field, and we
snail be prepared to hear Of steady and healthy in
crease in the population Of Western Kansas. One
result of the sprnging up Of this new market is to be
seen in the fact that surveying party has recently
started from Wyandotte, in Kansas, on survey OF
the Kansas Central Railroad from that place to Fort
Riley, distance one hundred and fifty miles 'hs Is
the first survey for railroad West OF the Missouri
river and the road is to be continuation OF the "a
ci6c Railroad, which now extends from st, Louis TO
point beyond Jefferson city. This road will no doubt
pcnetrate into the gold region at Pixies Peak and
the discovery of this precious metal has probably
hostcp.d the commencement of this survey,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-08-03

Is egrot to learn that the daily mail 'eFv'ee
Oh g., -.r from Waco to Gainesville, via this place.
tst,I .. ICED to tri-weekly The sulkies are to he
7i5d. -. aud the stages will perform the entire
service. NopresumO that this change 10 made III
,,5.c., Of the failure of the last Congress to
.s.s ,sa poo. office appropriation bill We look to
-r- .- Z dnily service as soon as Congress meets.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-08-03

ne" We earn that the post at Camp Rad'iminS-
lt Cls. Wa Dorn'u camp 10 TO he broken up !;
Camp ars is to be built up. and it is also runner
ii U,,.a l.v and largo military post is to be estab-
l.s.yi m l.. present site Of tho Lower Agency in
Y1snr c.ug''
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-08-03
KAUFMAN COUNTY.

gentleman from Rockwell, says that Houston
had II majority at that box and Manion, (dem.)
had 10 majority for Representative.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-08-03

N B.-since the above was written. the murderer
has been arrested and hung in the presence of two or
three hundred citizens, there being conclusive evil
dence against him, together with his own confession
lie was a negro man belonging to Mr.. Blanton, liv-
ing near the place where the body was found. The
man murdered was named English, from Fort Worth.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-08-03

~ .As aa,as y. sac LO,u - liaa,,ai,e H,m.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-04-06

WASHINGTON, April Cd Dispatches from the stat.
Department to Gen. Lamar were sent out BY Mr. Run.
netis, our recently appointed Consul to San Juan dol
Sur. who left to-day in the Aspinwall steamer.
Mr. Runnells is also the bearer of dispatches from
she Navy Department to the Commanders of the
Home Squadron.
THESE dispatches are Of o peremptory character
and Will show the Nicaraguan Government that the
United States will no longer submit to their doube
dealing policy.
There is great activity in various navy Yards in
compliance with orders for getting ready additional
vessels OF war for immediate service.
Orders have been issued by the Secretary of the
Navy . get ten vessels of war ready for sea mmed
stely.
WASHINGTON, 7assday EDeaiag.-The dispatches
cent out to Nicaragua BY Mr. Runnells for Gen. La.
instruct him to demand from the Nicaragnan Gov.
etnment anapology, restitution and ample indemnity
Tor the oufages and violation of the vested rights of
American citizens in Nicaragua and, falling to secure
these, ne Is Instructed 10 demand his passports,
Inc nome squadron is to be augmented and placed
- the disposal OF Gen. Lamar for the defense Of the
property and persons Of American citizens and the
protection 81 their rights and privileges vested to
snem by the Nicaraguen Government
Orders have been sent ont By the Secretary of the
Navy 20 nagoffcer McCluney, commander Of the
home squadron, and 70 flag officer Long, commander
o. Tue Pacific squadron. directing them to obey the
orders Of Gen. Lamar and, falling to receive nstruc-
lions rom Cen Lamar. those commanders are auth.
ofzed 70 use lattudinoas discretion in protecting
American interests in Nicaragua.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-04-06
p omestio Intellig emo Q.

WAsaINoT0N, April The President to-day in q
conversation With gentleman who called upon him,
that there was no necessity for calling an
extra session on account OF the Post-ofce Depart
said he our foreign relations may necessi-
tate "a extra session.
We shall have most important Cabinet meeting
tomorrow. & -
BOSTON. April 4-A dispatch from Nantucket re-
ports that the schooner Hartford, from Boston for
oousa Carolina went ashore on the shoals on Satur.
Ihe oiicers and crew we're saved, and the yes.
81 viii probably be got of.
CENTRAL AMERICAN AFFAIRS
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sHERIFFS SALES.
SIXTH DISTRICT CouRr BAuDUO BLOCK 4 co, VS. HE
a, N o, kY a. LEE for forced surreud


SIXTH DisrRicr CouRr BAuDUO BLOCK 4 co VS. HEN.
=, A. o, RYA. LEE. for a forced surrender
OF New Orleans } No asl3
Rf SlHTUE OF and In obedience to an order
pi SAFE rendered April 1889. and directed by
h6ie the Sixth District Court New Orleans in the
ae1Sa sntsd matter will proceed sell public suction
w ny noe G4mn on .treet between Camp and Maya
anS sres on SATURDAY the day of May 1852 at IL
LOT or GROUND. situate in the Fourth District Of this
In the square bounded BY Nayades Apollo First and
second streets And designated lot No. plan drawn by
Gottae architect dated the 18Th May 1850 and deposited
IN up once Of u Cenas Notary Public In this city said
81 feet front Second street. m feet inches
in depth, between parallel lines " - ~ " ~
TARAS-Cash on the spot.
E.T.PARKER
Sheriho tho Parish Of Orleans.
srxIRHs couR N Disrnlcr BAUDUc BLOCK co. vs..
della Nouyels.orleans. sion forcee-No sis
t,.N, ,yGMnu dun ortlre de ventc rendu 10 S
dayril 1852 Ct moi addresse par Phononbe SIieme
ouf de District % "a Nouuee Orleans
10 lie sAAEDI, de mai 1889 PH6e do /. Cite
Naturalization de- - NV e''
IN IERRA!S, situe dams lie Qnntrieme District do cet.s
O. usuxeme ct desgne par un plan lresse par r.
de H. Cenas, poaire public vile lie dit terrain
meWre 80 peds de face Ia Dsuxeme sur l26 peds
ponees de profondeur, entire iignes parallaies
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Y lie l,aiiu
:. e. T. PARKER
lie Ia fDrlhn
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-04-06

fou are from the country, are you not sir ~ said
dandy clerk in bookshop to handsomely dressed
Quaker, who had given him some trouble Yes .
=" Meli, here is an essay the rearing of calves"
:" That said Aminadab, as be turned to leave the
store, !" thee had better present to thy motheru
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-04-06
Shipping alltsIIiatnte.

~ See the back OF this page nth for
F1nanciai, Commercial and River News
departments.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-04-06

Hunt IN THE DARK.-rhe Paris Bells Life
known BY the AngloFrench name lie Sport is re
sponslo!e ior the following account Of hunt in the
dark said to have taken place in Commune Of The
department Of the Sen Infereure. We find it in oul
Lively French neighbor the Courier DIES Flats Unis
towards The end of q dinner at the Chateau de
-, the nospitaole owner of which had assembled
party OF Jolly good fellows" an enormous pie wal
put % the table with great pomp and ceremony
Gentlemen, exclaimed the Amphytron, addressing
ms guests, we will Il you please, drink a stirruI
Sup ana then 70 horse !" saying which he lourished
his glass, full to the brim with champagne.
Mount at this time of night |" exclaimed MANY ri
the guests in surprise.
"Yes," continued the host, 1--WE will have fox
hunt; everything is ready the horses are saddled
ana tneahounds are becoming INPATIENT
These words increased the astonishment of the com.
pany At the same moment the huntsmen blew their
horns, and the doors Of the dining hall we're thrown
open; Inc crust OF the pie was raised with the point
OF knife, and cut jumped a fox Reward paused
Tor moment, then dashed through window, crossed
the park, and gained the open fields. Behind him
trailed line of light, drawn by piece of phospho
rus artay attached to the animals tail The guests,
oy .ne sudden and strange appearance of the
,oA, mounted their horses and galoped in pursuit.
nsyiara gave them smart chase for about twenty
Mmiihutes when he was run into the village of Ste
a Mer, compelled to stop from fatigue
th ne was taken by some OF the dogs that
the 9 inc huntsmen had been able to get on
wy scent Inc narrator of this story SAYS the novelty
y. W sport IS much talked OF in the valley Of
>De'ea-ana we may imagine, not without reason
a MlsCALcULATIoN.-Last Sabbath evening n oen
w.. OF this town had made arrangements 70 spend
sne evening with FRIEND but on going home bis
s ms taa upon his accompanying her to church.
years AS matter of course he went but was mncI
dissatisfied with the arrangement and wb;,e on ta
way was busy conceivng ways and means to dodge Le
n A. ast m, ne hlt IT. During the first prayer he would
matter Of course, he would be obliged to take h him
nome, and then lie would be free the remainder nf
me evening. 1t worked to charm, with one trling
exception. ne pinched vciously-the lad bawed
unfortunately Just as he leaving the pew, Tie in
faat snreked in tone sufficiently loud to be heard
halfway across the church, Mamma! Papa is
plnching me- The look of commingled cuteness
and satisfactioe on the face Of the pncher CHANGED in
an instant to one of painful sheepishness as he sub
sided into his seat and baced himself for the coming
sermon. GBucyrus Journal. March 18TH
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:. o., $ fon know, madam, that am quite lion.p
OF, IL not the King of beasts you are undoubtedly
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-04-06
AHRIvAL 81 ran srEAnsHIp NEW York.
IA. r.s ssss.sls. al. .A.loxA1 l,..s.l

= = 's-ss.,~s - 1850 " = ~
~ -. Apsil 5. Ths American sssanshir
- xck essissd 8 this pot this morning She lei,
- = Tuesday, the 22d. ultimo, and bring,
- ~ Liverpool thrse days later than those n
Suspue u - PessiA.
ErvsnFssE, Nasoh q. Tho political news BY Ii,
1T XsEk ose0rns oar latest dispatches BY the Per
y sncss pacihc turn Of AFFAIR." on the continent
spgscfss natsrs u which had mot transpired when
~ Persia sfiied.
= now appean that Austria, through the nterces-
- q Lord Cowley, has consented to the conyen-
- Of : Congress for the psaceable adjustment Of
- ttnlian question.
4 Y poitvely anssrted that peace congress il to
OommsrciAl Intslligsncs
IxvsnrocL, March 22.-sThe sales OF cotton the two
lsznes days, Since IL milling Of the Persia, were
a 40 hales OF this amount spectators took 1000
- exfosten 900 halss. Cottoa has advanced lie
- IA. The advance ~ caused By the advioes from
~ uaited Ssates showing asfalling OF in the re-
eepsa q cotton Is Ssthen ports together with the
- pacido aspect Of Adais on the continent The
o1yAnce - Middlisg Orleans b Lied; Aiddling Or
1sass. lsl6d ThMs has been no regular market
1lsce ~ ssiliag n ~ Persia.
~ livsspcol BreAastufs market closed quiet with
49, sssiaaions inpeices.
- Provision market elosed dull generally 1t the
1letatton ~ The PeIsa. 63
Ex6DoH, March a. The funds continue to recover
ncm IL depressing effect Of recent war rumors, and
q edvance of 70 is reported since Saturday Con.
- q money closed 1t 96i@S64.
FURTHER By THE STEAMSHIP NEW YORK.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-04-06

FIRE BRIChS-lio,oOo English, pi,tsbure and Pen
mill 2,wSw II Magazine s,rtet
MT ARBLE DUsT-lO0 barrels landing and for sale ty
1h ALsRED KEARNY,
InlI 2aw3w u Magazine street.
N tGATSFOOT Oils barrels landing and for sale
- ny ALFRED KEARNY,
ELI za@3w Il Magazine street.
ITALIAN CHEsTsUTs-so barrels fresh Il allan
i Chestnuts, sale by "
A. F. COCHRAN 4 HALL,
ielo IL New I.evee and II Sulton SITS.
AW NOTICE.. H. & JOHN f. HOLLAND. Attor
IL aeys and Counsellors ut Law. Office at $3.50
,ou No. 10 ST. CHARLES Street
'-s 'u Retw-en Union and perifio.
INANNERS' OIL 0 barrels some low, -priceT and
some very fine, for sale by 's ~N
ALFRED KEAENY
- 49," q Magazine street.
1'uRPENTINE AND LyNsEED DIt,-2a) bar.
; y, ret u, LOT safe oJ ALFRED KEARNY
I- -1 IL Magazine street.
"a fsss5. ~ 'tays anu .sItS-A very superior
- "a J. ,e5 saie pg y ALFRED kEsRNY,
no -Ms" 70 Magazine street.
RhTH BtsCiSS-lt0 barels for sale cheap by the bar
- ~ ALFRED kEARSY,
nj. 1tsoe ~ Magazine street.
49, a. 80 SONIC lowprIcei and very
~ neflef Tor sale by ALFRED kEARNY
-i' -'"o" Il Magazine street.