Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-03-02

VI n hNlfIH. Ff1 1.-two flWpHnhni
iOai'es llye lfm negotiated by COZ Minister,
ML Retl with in' Chinese Uorernneni.
They wee received by tie STATE DepaTl.
men', from Chinn to-day.
One embraces q satisfactory adjustments on
ihr clums Of our government ngnins, thai Of
u nn; the other establishes commercial fea.
iinns Of mere libeml character Than has here.
tolofe been granted 10 our commerce.
Both treaties are entirely satisfactory 70 the
Administration. W
Washington, Hl. l5.-ln the Senate, the
consideration Of Mr., Slidel's blu Tor the nc.
qlisiiion Of Cuba was the chef subject Of de.
bate.
Mr Crileudsn addressed the Senate in an
eloquent speech Of considerable length. lie
was 10 favor of the acquisition OF the island,
bu, thought, with The present stale Of finances,
and from other considerations, that the present,
time was not propilious one Tor the accom-
plishmen, Of the object,
lloUsE,--ln the House to-day, the lndiun Np.
proprinion bill was under consideration.
A message was received from the President
in response 10 resolution oil the House asking
for the corr spondrnce in relation TO the schoo-
Iner Wauhertr. lie says that special counsel
have been employed, who are instructed TO fad
he negroes landed by the Wnndcrcr, and den.
lify the parties connected with the transaction
Os also to ascertain any other facts connected
with the affair that may assst in the execution
Of Justice 10 The offenders
! Washington, Fs6. l6.-ln tn House to-day
the following bills were laid on the tablet
! The bill creating territorial government, fol
Arizona.
The bill creating ierritoriu government fol
Dncotah.
The House also concurred in tho Senate:
amendments to the bill granting public lands
to the various States for the establishment o
agricultural colleges
Washington, FEB. 1.-THE House hal
passed the Senate bill granting pension o
$50 month to Mrs. Myn Clarke Gaines
and dating from 1919
Washington. Feb lS-The President sent {
special message TO Congress to-day, IN which
he nets forth the difficulties under which thu
Executive lahors in conducting the foreign 20
lev of the country.
He re,terntes the views expressed by him OF
This subject in his annual message 10 Congress
last fall
He urges on Congress 20 psss bill alowln!
him TO use the army and navy whenever ne
!crss;y may call for it, for the protection OF tn
Panama and Tehnanteppc routes and 10 en-
force the rlaims of the United States agalhs
certain rccncirnnt foreign States,
LearearrM, Feb. l4.-The Territorial se
gislatnre of this territory adjourned sine dl
last Friday.
Previous to the adjournment bill was pass
ed, granting pardon and immunity from prose
cution to all under arrest, or against whom
wr;s lad been issued on account of past dis
turhances in the Southern portion of the terri
tory and also cxempting from arrest and pre-
secution all who may have been engaged /
these outrages.
Washington, Feb 19.--ln the House III
army appropriation bill was the chief snbJect {
discussion to. day.
The bill was amended and reported back e
final ect;on.
1t is generally understood that strong e
fort will be made in the Senate TO pass the bi
for the territorial organization Of Arizona.
The friends Of the measure are not wthot
hope Of success.
Nese Yorh,. Feb. lg--Lster advices fro'
Hay: have been received by an arrival at III
port, which confirm the complete success OF III
revolutonst, and represent that the excitemer
and confusion that prevailed during the revolt
ton were sub,iding.
4 Business was again reyiving, and coffee w
arriving freely from the interior at the seapo
towns.
Gen. Geafard, the President, seemed TO |
universally popular in his administration OF III
Government.