Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-11-16
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THE Great EASTERN NOT CoMING.-Haftrr
Nov, The general and political news by tn
America is not of special Importance.
The day of the departure of the steamship
Great Eastern has been postponed 'sine dle.' ant
1t was considered as settled that she would no
sail for the United States during the. presen
scaron
The negotiations of the Zurich Conference have
been 'inally concluded and treaty of peace bet
wcen France, Austria and Sardinia was signed by
their respective plenipotentiaries at Zurich, on
the eth.
The advces by the Nova Scotian state that a
conceal European Congress is soon to be assemb-
| besides the five great powers Sardinia, Spain,
Sweden, Portugal, Naples and Rome are to be re-
presented at the Congress-
1T is said that separate treaty between France
and Sardinia will be signed In day or two, and
shat subsequently tripartte treaty will be sign
ed by the three powers engaged in the
France claims of Piedmont only &C, 900, 600 fr.
20 reimbursement for arms and provisions, which
France supplied to Piedmont and not 800 900, 900
francs as indemnity for the expenses of the French
army in the war, as was reported:
1t is asserted that the Pope, in concert with
the Emperor Napoleon. is about to address
manifesto to the States of the Church upon the
present state of Italian affairs.
'#Advices from Naples states that great activity
ing placed on war footing with all possible dis
patch.
Domestic Intelligence.
CHARLESTON, Va, Nov. 2--Messrs. Russell and
Sennatt attorneys engaged by the Boston philanthro
piss to defend the Harpers Ferry insurgents arrived
here to-day
The case of Cook was taken up. Cook waived a,
preliminary examinations and was committed for
trNl. 4ag
Mr. Chion's motion for arrest Of Judgment was
argued, but not granted. Brown made Characters
tic speech previous to hearing his sentence.
The Judge, after few impressive remarks, senten-
esd him to be hanged the ID day of December
next.
CHARLESTON, Va, Nov. 5.-The trials of three of
the associates of Brown in the Harper's Ferry affa
Shields Green and negro--were concluded here
to-day, by the conviction of each Of the prisoners on
the three counts treason against the State of Virginia
melting slaves to instruction. and murder
The trial of Copeland, of the conspirators, is
now progressing quietly The excitement manifested
during the first days of the trial has gradually SUBJ
sided, and things have assumed their accustomed
course.
CONSTITUTIONAL ELECTION IN KAYsAs-Learen-
lcorth, Nor, 1.-The official vote upon the question
Of the acceptance Of the State Constitution is as fol-
ows: For the Constitution, 1O,419; against it.
1880.
The vote on the Homestead Law was $3.50 for it;
,772 against it,
LOUISVILLE, Oct 29.-The Free South Republi-
an newspaper office at Newport. KY, was attacked
y mob last night, the type pitched into pi and the
orms ready for press scattered in the street.
CINCINNATI, Oct 29th-John TyleI fugitive I
lave, escaped from Campbell county yesterday
squad of hfty-fve fugitivcs arrested yester-
ay at Columbus, this State and remanded to their
wncrs without resistance. They we're at once taken
Covington. .
DEATH OF GOVERNOR JoSEs.--.Nemphis, Oct. 20 =
xGoy. Jones, of this State died in this city to-day,
iter q lingering illness
CALIFoRSIA.--Judge Terry was still at stockton-I
[e has not yet been indicted 7
The opinion prevails that Gov. Weller will not ap-
oint successor TO Mr.. Broderick
MAINLAND STATE ELEcTIos.-Bollimore, Nov. 2 4
The election for State officers and members of the
.zislature came of to-day, and was characterized
ne usual display ofyioieHce and rowdyism
ID =. TIHonE, Nov. 4-The returns of the electisn
thlseity are still incomplete 50 far as heard from
oNeses the Americans have Il 900 majority v
Inc Ceh1erats viii probably have majority in Al
e House O Represenfa;ires "a
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