Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-12-07
LATEST TELEGRlPHIC NEWS.

ST. JomSs IN, Fly Nov. 25.-rhe steamship
Circassinn of the Galway limo arrived Mt this
port on her way to Portland.
Nothing definite has yet transpircd in relation
to the time Of the assembling of the European
conference.
HOstilities have commenced between Spain and
Morocco, the Moorish troops having attacked
the Spanish port of Ceuta, on the African coast
of tho Mediterranean sea,
The reported agreement between England ant
France, us to Englands joining in the proposed
European Congress, and the reported settlement
between these Governments. Of the basis upor
which they would act, proves to have been pre-
mature
No such understanding seems to have been en-
tered into Mt least, no reliable information tC
that effect has TRANSFERRED.
The English Government is actively engaged in
forwarding reinforcements to China.
Two war steamers and four gun boats left
England for China on the 10Th inst.
Hon. Mr.. Ward, our Minister to China. having
secured the ratification of the treaty with that
country. has gone to Japan.
Advces from Japan state that II large Russian
naval force had arrived Mt Jeddo, and it was fear
ed that serious difficulty would arise between
the two countries owing to the recent murder of
three Russian subjects by the Japanese.
SOUTHERN PACTrc RAiLRoAD.-Lowisriitc. Nov.
25,--Fha stockholders OF the Southern Pacific
railroad met in convention in this city last even
ing
There was largc ATTENDANCE from all sections
Of the Union, and much spirit was manifested in
carrying ont the policy Of tue new organization.
of the $3.50 sec required by tie Hon. Edgar
Thompson, tD hr subscribed 10" commencing the
construction of the road, rs condition Of iie ~
ccptanee OF the presidency, $50 O00 have been
subscribed hcre in piiirjUn to the 100000 al
ready suheclihet in reSas
iARRlsnuHG, Pa, Nov. 25.--lhc report is OK
listing. without foundation, that Gov. Packer, OF
this state had offered the services of 10 400 men
to the Governor of Virginia, for the purpose of
guarding the boundary line between this State
and Virginia from an attack or invasion Of Abn-
litionists from the North, that might conc with
the intent to libcrate old Brown or Others Of tive
condemned prisoners.
PORTLAND. Me-, Nov 23-'rhe steamship In
dia, Capt. W. Smith, which left Liverpool on the
9th inst, for this port, went shore on the coast
of Nova Scotia, on Monday the Dist inst, and is
Il total wreck.
She struck on the rocks on Guys Bore, and
almost Immediately parted amidships.
The accounts from Sackvile and other points
respecting the wreck are very meager, owing to
the fact that there is no telegraph station in the
vicinity Of the wreck, AMI that portion Of the
coast is difficult Of access.
The whereabouts of the surviving passengers
and crew is not definitely known.
The information received is mostly from fishing
vessels
The India was insured in England.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 23.-Oilicial information
received at the State Department warrants the
belief thas all differences between the United
States and Great Britain, growing out of the
Clayton and Bulwer treaty, will soon be satislac-
torily adjusted.