Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-09-28
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Foreign News.
QuKpEc, Sept. l3.--The mails of the STEAMSHIP
Anglo.SaYon, from Liverpool the evening OF tn
list have now been fully delivered.
They contain several additional items of into
rest.
The latest dispatches from Central Italy state.
that the Tuscan army has adopted the rules and
regulations of the Piedmontese army.
Gen. Garibaldi is to command the newly Or
ganized force, both of Tuscany and Modena.
Gen. Fanti has also been appointed to the c3nl'
lnand Of the army of Central Italy.
a body of Roman troops is reported to DO on
te march to Pescia, were large body OF men is
b,ing assembled.
1t is stated from st. Petersburg that tho Rus
sian Government has ordered that tho frat and
third corps d'armee bo de- -mobilzed and placed on
peace footing. These troops were some time
aince, placed under the command of Prince Men
iohikoF, in Poland.
The London papers are largely occupied with
the builders strike in that city. which Yves be
Ginning to cause great un aasiness.
A despatch from London, the evening tho Anglo
saxon sailed, says the English funds had slightly
improved towarus o-,se of the days businet5.
Theclosng quotations for consols were 96E 20
o5& for money.
The London money market is reported decided
ly easier.
Tho London breadstuffs market closed wta q
declining tendency. Wheat closed very dull --.
iiinseed oil is selling at 29s. Coffee closed irln
and all qualities have slightly advanced
The latest dispatches from Paris describe the
Bourse as somewhat depressed. On tine 50tn tue
three per cent rents closed at 80 centimeR, ThlGh
is considerable decline on the quota tioua Of last
week.
Tho demand s,r aour in ttio zFrcnol AaNcapse
has improved and the market closed drmar
At Marseilles the bread stuff market was gen
orally worry dull. Corn closed with decliniug
tendency.
broke out in this city, last night and consumed
fifty buildings, before it could be e&tingpish.d.
Among the fifty buildings destroyed we're thir
teen dry goods establishments on Granville St.
CAPE RACE, Sept. 1.-The Ocean Queen re-
ports that holders Of cotton in Liverpool were Of
foring their stocks freely, but showed no parti-
cular anxiety to sell.
The sales of cotton on Wednesday the Slst
amounted to 5000 bales, of which 1000 balce were
taken by spectators and 1000 by exporters.
The market closed on Wednesday at the ruling
prices ofTuesday.
Since the subscription to tEe great Russian
loan, exchange on St. Petersburg had fallen 3 per
cent.
The loan authorized by the Government Of Ba-
varia, and ratified by the Chamber Of Deputies,
had been issued at 9Sd per cent Tho declared
nary expenses of the country.
1t is reported from Athena that tho Greek
Chamber had been desolyed.
From Mextcc
~ WASHINGTON, Sept. l1.-Ths Hon, Il, M. Mo
Lane, u. S. Minister to Melic9, has arrived in
this city. He confirms the report that At Vera
Uruz Sr. Fuente has succee1ed ST. Gcanpo as
Minister of Foreign affairs II tsj aaiea Govern
nent, also the report that iupta ot Mexican
chiettains had been called at the capital for the
purpose of appointing q President aa nersns dur
ing the absence of Mramon who proposed to take
the field in person in the approaching campaiga.
The Minister reports the most irielidiy feeling
70 be expressed at Vera Cruz, and BY the Liberal
party throughout the cour try towards the Unit
ad States On their part. also the Americans in
Mexico express surprise that 50 much indifference
10 manifested in the country towards ths success
Of the Liberal cause.
Notwithstanding the great wont Of money, the
Liberals continued still to press forward tho cam
paign. At last accounts pegollado was said to
be at San Luis Potosi with some - 900 men,
Great expectations are entertained at Yers Cruz
OF being able to get material assistance from tn
United Stateo
MIR. McLane has concluded no treaty vi tn the
Juarez Government, but he reports that tho of
fairs between the two jpuntries will speedily be
arranged. He also repcsts that ali our Consuls
IN Mexico are everywhere recognized by the Jua.
res Government.
Mr.. McLane thinks that If senior Ledo de Teia.
da had remained at Vera Cruz. he would probab-
bly, have been ablelto oifsct treaty arrangement.
While the U. s. Isean sloop ofrwar Brooklyn
was lying off Vera ling sight Of her crew ran
away with one of tne elip's boats aud left her a.
fngng the breakers. lbs oasnders were afterwards
captured and formally teia3 and condemned on
board, according n the laws Of the navy.
WAsHrofos, Ssrs. l8.- Intelligence has been !
received here from Vera Cruz 70 the efect that the
French Minister has obtained pay for the whole of
his French claims against the Mexican Govern |
nent, amounting to $4,000, which he proposes
toinvest in pBi5ate etefprises in connection with
MiramQu. HE french residents at the capital
are indignant At his oonducs in The matter.