Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-10-12

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.a Oasisr 80 siisd lpd. liisffDii aa Usd
afaisl iis iiih insf
o. laiesi siti,es fra China si4i, usf lh
liifn Usr las ben feneufi. The ailifi sqna
drons NJ lranes AMI fnF'and have hfsu repuls.
fum ilr moutt Of ne isiho, with a los III near
IN 600 British Kidd Iie Amerirln Amiasia
iar " IL reported reached pekin without inter
rupiiau, The EnRlish u-eis leloTe fsito nun.isl
fWu slils ~ che iins, seyen large steamships and
tfn Ein-hosis. Owing 90 che insulfeisnsy II th.
hrd nfee a year will probably tlapss before any
thir I decisive il ATTEMPTED. lie renewal ~ hos
llliiy Is not expected ~ cAuse any Interruption
20 thiua rade, The pi-nlpolehtiaTiesa u Englaud
sHd faure have raiuFned from Pekin % Sian
ghai, Ia she engagement &C the mouth OF The
Peiho there WeTe s6Ien oGicars killed and sereR-
teen wounded, Among The latter the ADMIRAL of
the beet. As the hat approached the shore the
thiueEe forts poured perfect hurricane " shells
halls and rockets, with VTeeiTipu never h'iuTc
experienced, while The whole fro oil ,he allied
feet did c-mIamtiyey liule damage
| Russian features were distinctly yisiiia amlHg
tho men who manasri the chinese batteries,
The Amerir,u avei towed up several huats "a
the scene of ue,inn aud afterwards TOOK num
her OF men 20 their respective ships.
Al explosion orsuTrrd on ipard 1T tla steam
,hip Great Eastern. "a ilastings, while ga her
I tunnels exploded, killing i've iremen and wound
| log others. The luruiture and fixture Ntre dnm-
aged 70 the amount q. Eve thousand lunpds, The
| slip and machinery was uGharmef, fhr iunnel
was blown into tho air, tearing the grand sal'u0
90 pieces. The guests had lelt tho ta.onu lu,'
| previous 10 the explosion. Daring tho trip the
treat Eastern moved steadily while other vessels
were ro,iiug IN sioriny sea.
| The sailing OF the Great Eastern for the United
- . a.. La sllfh .FD sF har TINS
posiponsmsnt is in great part due 30 thU hate rN
pt1sion. The trial Trip will bc from Portland
TO lniyhcad. From this port she will sail lor
Portland, Nc ON the day mentioned The late
trip was not the trial trip, it's sole object WIS 20
remove the ship from the river TO n seaport,
where she could coal and mako other preparations
Tor her voyage.
The Eastern steamship lclt the Thames On the
morning OF the sth, in splendid style, with 90
lore flying, and rs high rate Of speed. for Port
hnd, where SHE had advertised to receive ysi,ors.
l. was from that port also that she WIS % start
on her regular trial trip, ola the 10th inst. Ia
the More and to Dover she made the fastest time
on record. During The whole trip indeed She
performance gave the greatest satisfaction. One
day site encountered severe storm, and ihc sea
ran very high. and other vessels in it rolled had
ly, hut the Great Eastern moved along steadily. |
without noticing il. The explosion of the lUnne!
pipe look place Off Hastings,
The King Of the Belgians has gone tt Paris to
have an interview with tho Emperor Napoleon. |
1t is supposed this wait is in relation 70 the Aus
trian difficulty.
IL is rumored that France and England have
given their assent to the assembling Of Generii
Congress of tie Great European Powers for the |
purpose Of settling the affairs OF Italy
The Ia e article which appeared in the Mont
tour came directly from the Emperor Napoleon.
The National Assembly Of Parma has voted ion
the expulsion OF the House Of Bourbon, and the
annexation OF Parma TO the Kingdom OF SARDINIA
SARDINrA.--Victor Emmanuel is dishanding
the ioriinian anay. and 'urnishiag The soldiers
gith pdsSpbrts ~ lUsrany and dJdena, 20 aWcii
the army Of CoatrN l.aiy.
RrsslI--Seh airyi, che noted Circassign eader
has beou onJc 9. lriaJner, aud has bosn seot to
S:. Petersburg.
ausrRa - lie ,lastrian Government IS making
gra.t 1reessiQps IN ayQr u ProteEHPtS
NJr York Sept 2i-Ghg sSt5mmip Nauder-
Hlt, Captain Leieirr, arrived ~ t4f Fgrt t2-tay
Wits toadop dzy3s u Che 10Th irF. ah0 sailed
IRON illyro ca the 18th inst, and touched at
Southampton pu the i5ih-
Loa5oa, Sepf. l5.-lho SpaniAh Government
hgs soIt IN ayasyo reply 20 the British Govern |
ment in answer to her queries concerning the
concentration OF Spanish troops in the neishbo
hood Of Gibraltar.
1t lie the intention Of the BritiHl and French
Government to IomGdia ely chsstiso the Chinese.
1t is reported from Rome that the Pope has re-
eel ed extreme junction.
Recent advites received from Tanjers state that
III consequence OF the agitation caused by the
death of the Emperor Of Morocco, III the foreign |
Ccnsuls have barricaded their houses and armed
their dependents. All the Christians are leaving
hastily. The families of the Consuis have taken
refuge oa board of the Spanish steamer.
SPA1N--Semc Of the Madrid journals advocate
the taking of Gibraltar from the English no
matter how it is accomplished.
Earlier Point, (I. Lasorcnce,) Oct. 1.-The
Royal Mail steamship hungarian Of the Liver
pool and Quebec line, has arrived at this point
and passed up the river.
TaE WAR IN CuIxA.-Liccrpool, Sept. 2l.--Im-
on the receipt Of the dispatches from
the English Admiral in the Chinese seas, giving
the details Of the disastrous result of the advance
40 the Pe,ho, Il cabinet Council was held. at
which all the Ministers were present.
Prompt measures were taken to place the En-
irish forces in the Chinese waters in Il position
TO infiict a suitable punishment on the Chinese
army, for what is termed q trcaeherous violation
OF treaty compacts.
All the available force at the Woolwich Arsen-
H. rs also at Portsmouth has been put upon the
work of preparat ton for the expedition to china.
which is being fitted out with the greatest des
patch.
Lord PaImerston's organ, The London Morning
Post, has another long article on the San Juan
Island difficulty
Gen Harney's conduct is very strongly con-
demned and many terrible things threatened.
should the T. S Government endorse the act of
The news from ConstantinopIe is Of the highest
Importance. In that city g conspiracy, with ex-
tensive qualifications, has been discovered, the
object of which was the assassination of the Sui
tan.
The discovery has produced the greatest sensa
tion, not only at Constsntinople, but throughout
Europe. and numerous arrests have been made.
Zurich, Sept. l9.---The Peace Conference, for
some days suspended. resumed its session IN