Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-06-15


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fH'H.r ani-Es'lb 'a news hHs been r'ei'et nnll
lee fisg PISS e4icants They were ln Eneh de
ue.s,
The Nayy Yarl LullIjnss at Memphis were con.
sune. - ire Ga tho 81 inst. loss estimated at
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inc NftAl ~ 4 htrAfiA o. y tA.tnN NhrEwIsllIa -
Ilr,aUgSs Henry Shaw, WIS concluded I'd -, leu
FL, ug 10 - inst, BY the jury returning Nerict of
~luN.0Un in favor Of the P'infI, The ease has
teen .. nj ng q 'Qns tirnU, and has excited great
ics' " Interest A lsspa.ch says
Mr. SHAW. ~ vgp0r'cl Ia th5 s. louis papers, l.
seIUsraH ~ great Weal,l, ahcu, -.sf. YEAR Old
In the arly part II 1855, @, latter port ~ 1853, ho
commented Ms attention, 20 the plaintiff a Young
lrdy % goLs twenty two Yeas Of asN, lie visited
hryaf her sisters hoasc two or three amrs week,
made hrr urJFapts ~ ewelil, music O piano, and
alafst Tally sent her Gowers from his place called
Toacr Grove. he 81 scd bon 20 STUDY botany. ~ he
Geslrrl 'h1t hs Wiz saoId uH l,r-iAgl .haJ subject
and represented u ,r sls,or and others that he de-
ssnei 70 marry Lcr Sralgiiy he ceased III, NJ
i,uti,ns and lnEly, Ga direct inquiry On The lgh-
jr1; he declared he 3 u abandoned the idc'. Hence
tLc ,ui,, 81 which tho arlys Is me rcsUlt,
ATruns ~ MTyIco.-- H'gsh iBgio7, Juno - The
Navy Department hrs received dc'p1'she' tom the
commander or nc u, Sntsl a,p0V ~ Wsr brooklyn,
st' oDol ll Vera Cruz, ,hiel May o. ajyiiing the
Department tau' our Minister, Mr., McLano, dts''cs
the Shin lee commEad, 20 proceed to Fampico ia an-
ticip1t0u af ~, attack anon thGt cl.F by fhc uctpS
sent asaib't - by Gen. Miramor.
T. ~. No aue's dispatches 70 thf state DEPART
mort hc s1vs : shall direct CcWmandor Inrucr, OF
the ,''op-9i-wos Brooklyn, 10 pro;col Is garrioo 10
land frlo 81 mt,ms' 20 protest Ito American con-
sulptl rui AUcriran piiiacna.
AHEW ", or GIN. WALEEg ~ Nav YorS--A
rREE FisEs AGoN0 TIRE FiLIEr.rrRs --NCr YORK.,
Nav Ell --Dar. WIN. Walker, Col. Won Natzmcr,
aud several other prominent flibn7tcEs, arrived
in this city on Saturday in disguise, and have
preserved q strict ineognt) untitto-day.
They eame FROM California, and were passen-
gers by the Northern Light, though their pres
cree on board was known to hot few
Their presc nee in the city was brought to light
to-day by fight between Col. Titus, Col Frank
Anderson, Gen. Robert Wheat and others Of
Nicaragua nptOricty.
The fight occuyred a the st. Nicholas Hotel,
where Col. 1itls was stopping, and Titus and
his party we're badly beaten BY Col. Anderson,
General What and other prominent f!ibusters,
Joined IN the fray, Titus being accused of having
been Il TRAITOR to the Niraraguan cause.
VmGiNm STATE EiEoTfoN.-RichG0nd, June /.
There are yet some ten or fifteen counties to
ur from. but from the returns already in, there
is no douht Of Lctehcr election by majority
of over 1000 votes.
Prominent Democrats estima te Letchcr'S ma
jority at 5000.
Mr. Lotahor, the regular Democratic candidate
for Governor, is sick, confined to his house.
There is no truth IN the report that has leen
circulated that Mr.. Caskis S9s elected to Con-
gress in The Third District,
RnopE lafsNp EpEcIIeS. - Pr0uiacaeg, Jupe |
7ps2 LEGISLATURE, to which in default oil choice
by the people tag went by the conssilptop
has elected Sanders Lieutenant Governor, aod
Parker treasurer.
SAVANNAH, Ga, May oS-The trial Of Can't.
Townsend, Of the schooner Echo, charged with
having been engaged in the slave trade, was con-
cluded to-day, and the jury returned q verdict OF
not guilty
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