Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-06-29

Tnf bDucffin unn Csilf = Ifssslaefss, Jsss
t6.--Ths Washington, Letahf, Wyoming and Lsncss.
ief, ttsses f0f he paelhe sqaadfon, have fecelsed
90 route, sad demand !. psrson ior lie wrongs com
miied upon UnlteI States citizens
OE0f0A DfaoonArf0 ffArs C0Hvnsuor.-.uW.
isdgsfHls June iO-At the meeting u the democrats
70 state convention here. Gov Brown, the present In
oumbent was renominated by reclamation ~ the dem
Ocrailc candidate for Governor at the coming election
Resolutions were adopted reafhrmng the adherence
Of the convention 10 the Cincinnati platform, aud eI-
pressing confidence In the ability and patriotism Of
President Buohin
The resolutions also approve the principles enunca-
ted In he Presidents inaugural and annual messages
upon the subject Of slavery.
wAsHIsOTos, June l6.-In consequence OF COM
plants u number OF naturalized citizens abroad.
and troubles occurring with their native governments
relative TO their obligations for military services the
Cabinet have held meeting to express the opinion Of
the United States Government.
The different which have occurred In Prussia.
Russia, Austria and France, OF which the State De-
partment had received official information, were dis
cussed, and the position taken by Gen. Cass sustained
Therefore our Government will not Interfere In behalf
OF such individuals who voluntarily visit Europe.
IAronTASr FROM MExIco-Despatehes have been
received from our Minister McLane, to the effect that
the alleged Miramon intrgues for the return
OF Santa Anna via Tampieo, have failed, and the
sloop .of-war Saratoga, which had been stationed at
lhfnplco, hnu letf iOf vera truk on inc ist iEsts
American interests being now considered safe
INDIAN FiGnT- MURDERER EXECUTED st Louis
June l7.Thcre has been fight on the river Platte,
between the PaNnees and the Sioux fifteen Of the
latter were killed, and some Of the former we've
wounded
STRENGTHENING AFRICAN scuApRoS.- Wash
Jag on. June 1.-The Government has Issued an
der for placing more efficient naval force on the
coast Of Africa The issuing Of this order 10 not in
consequence Of any complaint from the British Gov
eminent Il was contemplated long ago. but could
not be carried into effect for want Of vessels The
Government Is not aware Of any new orders having
been issued by England since 1912, for the suppress
sion Of the slave trade the coast OF Africa IN con-
nection with treaty strpulations.
ARRIVAL or A SLAYER At NEW YoRK.-.New York,
June l5-The bark Orion, go days from Congo river.
Africa arrived here to-day, in charge Of Lieutenants
Dallas and Campbell U. g. Navy, and anchored under
the guns Of the Navy Yard She seized at Shonks
Point, Congo river by the British steamer Triton,
and subsequently, transferred to the U. g. soopofwar
Marion. The commander Of the Marion being convin-
ced that she was a SLAYER, placed prize crew on
hoard and ordered her home. Capt. Ha ma. Of the
Orion died the passage home, 1t is said, Of bro
ken heart. few days before the sailing Of the ORR
on, tho barks Ardennes and Emma Lincoln had also
been seized at Shonks Point by Commander Brent Of
the Marion, suspected Of being savers, and they will
probably be sent homo at an early dy.
.Neir York, June l8.-The examination before the
U. s. Commissioner at this port, in the case Of the
alleged slave bark Orion closed to-day. The tes
timony bsng insufficient, the Commissioner discharg
ed the accused.