Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-10-05


Cant John Henry Brown, with his ilU
have returned home, after seeing the Re- .n'
dians safe across Red River,
Somebody started rumoF in iiousio a.
days ago, that Mr.. l.. 5. Eearee. OF th.' 'Hfr
was dead Gushing came near writing az .NiH
AIRY on the occasion, but concluded TO inQe o..
particulars, which he learned from lea l.4-
self, who assures eaid editor that "there a't4'
ing in it -
The Telegraph has made the astoundi o
coyery that Charles Dickens, Edward ! ..s.i,
Funny Fern and Oliver Wendell llon'es -ro on
played out aud pumped dry, He has lool ~ 'u.'
the we'll, and, like Sir Charles Coldstre'm in 'hr
play of :, Used Tn" nnls "there's nothing n
it.h Well, until the full wells produce .'n''
thing more refreshing than these dry on'' ",
fear the latter will be sought after and 1igpt+
into as much as eyer.-Ntirs.
But they are not, aud We leave it to The N'"
To saw, if lao eau read "the Mt. Vernon pauS.s
"the Professor ut the breakfast table, - ta'
year round ~ or the later Fern Leaves ". 'li
going 10 sleep over them. We cannot NE
graph
Perhaps, friend Cushing, you takc seg ....
to read them
The Telegraph says quite an alarm was cr.s .os
in Houston few days ago, abont the snr r'd
existence of Yellow Fever; Il case was rel '...1
but it wus generally believed not to hc n geu..4
case of that disease. On the 18th another .ls.
was reported, but Gushing does not vouch i.ri''
being the geuine disease. II the disease is '.g
in the city it will make itself known in 'tw
days, and the Telegraph promises to report ia''A-
fully If it does appear, and we place the utI.l.i
confidence in what he says. As Gushing '.s,
it will bo little singular if Houston should ..
ahead of New Orleans and Galveston, in the disc
ease.
Over one thousand bales of cotton were su p-
ped from Hempstoad by the IL. q I. c. Railrgli,
between the lst and 9th inst
RAiLRoRp MATTERS. The Telegraph, he Rail.
road paper of the State, in its commercial ar %
of the 10th, says:
"Tbe Railroads are doing well. The work on
the Galveston Railroad bridge is going rapidly
ahead 1t is now contemplated to open the r'aa
for business on the first of December. The B'l1
oria road is doing good business for the seas 1u
Nineteen loaded cars came in in one tram, one
day this week The b b. i u Q. road is 90
Il line business. It's total trilnspOrGloh vi cot' ''
last year was over $4,000 hales. The Ccntru
road is n W bringing in several hundred bales ot
cotton u day Il is expected TO cpon tao g'pd
for business 10 tho Nayasota hy the last oifn9
month Geutry has gone to Europe on bas.aeg.
connected with his road, and We presume he NiIl
Fix things while there ca make more rapid rr1-
erees on his return. The amount now completed
Is six miles, as Mr.. Smith, one Of tb2 contractors
informs Us "
The Brownsville ElEg records the'maTaes OF
two men uour the confines Of Cameron, Auecna
and IIidalgo counties, o5out the 30th OF August
'lhe bodies we're found in putrd state, oud in
quest held upon them. One was an old man.
whose name could not be ascertained, and is sup
posed to have had good deal Of money with him,
The other was Il young man supposed to be nam
ed James Gornap, from Naturalization papers
found on his person. The verdict was that they
W ere murdered by Mexican servant, who was
known to have been with them, and was missing.
The San Antonio Ledger and Tcxian suggests
that the next Legislature should prescribe the
number of voters that should be necessary to-
constitute all counties hereafter created and suS-
gests that the ratio be fixed at 200.