Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-04-06
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~ nprWnIf1 hinfleI IN Vilni hal hififfI .
tMtdni
a. hid not M latest aiyi-ss, been h.n
gally fsrelysd w. me OaWmmsni, bat II sl
believed No ohl.ri.ous would b. made ~ lln
u Taos ~ FHasrE-lhr rensal Interest %
etmds throughout France are seriously an s'a.
kby the disuuielude which pefvndes the plb.n
tnind aud Increasing duluess IN almgi ever.
,bmu,h Ut business was Ie.gonselyNee.
! PmycE NAruroS- EFbs SrstoG,lr
sr-,igued his office ~ Minister o. Algefk, nnl
t'his ,iep had added much 10 th" general con
t!deuce as an indication Of more peaceful
snra,ures. Il is reported authoHlai'yely that
fpriu'e Napoleon is 10 be placed az the head uI
srhe French Navy a. Grand Admiral,
/ EVACUATION ~ BoNE.-fhe Pads Cansli,g'
stionnel again asserts that the French troops ire
fprepiring to evaeuue Rome aud the fapaI
Estates.
4 PglNCR NAPnLEoNs SuCcssoR.- Chassellou
ELlnbcl has been chosen By the Emperor ms
Prince NapoIeon's in the Ministry Of Algeria
\ The resignation Of this office BY Prince NJ
ypnleon is regarded as peace offering,
{ SwrIzERLAND-rhe Federal Council ol
sSw2erand has issued a circular expressing
Z the determination OF that Government to main-
srain The neutrality and integrity OF that coun-
swy.
! END NJ a TYEANT's RULE.-The King Of
NAPLES is still unable 10 attend 10 the affairs OF
Estate, aud his health is such that he will pro.
sbnhly meyer b, able to rule his kingdom again,
The Queen of Naples now conducts the ne.
1 fairs of State, and it is said she has recently
concluded an offensive and defensive Treaty
IL A 49, K,,, -
TUoop' For THE PorE.-lt is reported that
the Austrian Government has offered 10 furn'
fish the Pope with four bat,alons OF Swiss
troops to supply the place of the French troops
should the latter be Withdrawn.
DsQUIETupg IN lTALY.- Numerous arrests
toi persons suspected Of being conspirators con.
;unue to be made in Milan, and the disquletud
land discomfort of the Italians were general
throughout the Italian pro !nces.
There was a complete stognation Of business
Of all kinds.
The fort fcators Of Pavia are actively con-
,tinued and large force OF wOrkmen were con-
'stautly u. work upon them.
Domestic Intelligence.
WASHINGTON, March 23--Gen. Remington
leaves Washington to-day, for Savannah, to col
icCI tlniHTuHIS LOT HIS hTlEoHlu Apcllloh'
1t is reported, on reliable authority, that the
|emigrants are to rend zvous at Powdcrhorn,
Texas, some time in July, and Mt FL Paso, on the
route Of the overland mail, by the beginning of
September. Some three hundred emf grants have
been enrolled in the West to come down the Miss
issipNi, and cmigrants are being collected in New
York, Ohio, Kentucky and Alabama
TIE WAR IN MExico.--N ashing tOn. March %.
Private advices from Tampco express much
confidence in Vera Cruz being able to hold out
a. ainst the attacks of Mirsmon.
The garrison Of Tampco has been reduced to
100 men.
Some fears are entertained in regard to the
loyalty Of the men-oi-war now at Mmpico, os-
tcnsibly lavoring the Liberal party.
WASHINGTON, March 2l.--Senor Mata, the rep
frcsentative Of the Juarcz Government in Mexico,
left Washington 10 day for New Orleans on his
way to Vera Cruz
The trial of Daniel T. Sickles, for the murder
1ut p. Barton Key, is to Commence on the 2Sth
inst.
Gen. George p. Morris, senior editor and pro-
2pretor Of the Home Joernal, has been appointed
Consul to lIavre.
No EXTRA SEssIoN.-The President has decided
not to call an extra session of Congress. unless
some urgent contingency besides that Of the Post
Office deficiency arises. The Cabinet fully concur
in this decision.
STEAMBOAT DIsAsTER-LouisriNe March o.
.Thc steamer Aunt Lefty, on her way down the
river, came in collision with Rock Island bridge,
land was so seriously damaged that she sunk in O.
few minutes.
The river at this Point has risen one foot du-
ring the last twcnty-four hons, and is still
rising.
THE PosT-oFFcE DEFICIENCY. - Washington i
March 22.-It has been ascertained that the de-