Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-03-14

suppression u oaiEAgss and hassiliiiss on the Rio
GlAn The resolution VAS reisFEsi 70 tho Commit
Tee on Military Afairz-
HE oseal report in relation 10 the new dome Of
the Capioi states that the structure Of the Capitol
hnildlpg is sufficiently stsvng 20 bear the new FSn
dvule, which weighs >, 700 lensand cast av0i,oo0'
MAsHiAGloS, March d.-ln the House to-day, Rev,
Mr. stockton, q Philadelphia, Mas elected Chaplain
b. % majority,
4 lin iutrclaesl BY Mr. sherman. Of Ohio. reiu-
eiRg the mllAge Of members 10 20 eents per nile 10
be reckonei geographically in a straight line hom
The Capitol passed the House by vote Of ial yeas
a. n nays
A resolution mas offered BY Mr., Hoard, Of New
York, pTOl ling l0r the appointment Of select COM
nigiee 10 enquire into the statements resehly made
hy Aessrs Adrian, Haskins and lliesinan, charging
the President with having eniesNoTei 10 brlbe ihsh
foIa what they deemed their proper eonrse q iuiy
Amer considerable discussion the resolution was
adopted
NATIONAL USIOS coNynIIoS
wAsnlSGToS. March 0,-Ihs Central Committee Of
the National Conservative uniQn party have deter
mined 10 call National Convention Of that party TO
meet in baltimore, 1.-the 9th Of May.
NURDER rs GALVESTON.
GALyLsr0S, March San nfiray occurred Ia this
eit, sieray. between two Italians, proprie,ors Of
az oysler saloon on Strand street, NAMED respective
iy II, bernardo aud Charles Basslo Bisso stabbed
Bernardo with dagger. through The heart. killing
hlln btcN oui al some lnouh-
dersianding relative 10 The loan Of u basket The
eOroner's jury retnruei verdict Of willial murder
The people are Sery. much excited and very strong
threats were made 10 lynch the prisoner. The mill
tary were called out and kept under arms all night
10 guard the jai No attempt was made, howe,e err 10
rescue him. This morning the excitement has sub
sided,
THE HUNGARIAN
IIAurAx, March 0.-Ihe British cutter. Barring
has arrived at this port from the wreck Of the Hun
garian with the mails taken ia the vicinity Of the
wreck. which will be examined aud all that can he
eau be deciphered will be forwarded their destna-
ton Most Of the mail matter, however: has been
soaked to a pulp, and III be useless.
THE wASDERRR.
DosToS, March 6.-The famous yacht wandercr,
which was practically run away with, by her mate
aud brought to this port, sailed yesterday for Ia-
yana.
Tho amount to be paid by Mr.. Vanderbilt to
the Nicaragua Government Tor this right of way
Is SIOO, 900, together with the payment Of one
dollar aud twenty cents Tor every passenger cross
ing the lsihmus by this route.
REruBLcAN NATIONAL CONVENTION.
Mn YoRK, March 1.-The time of the meeting
of the Republican National Convention. at Chic
ago, has heen changed to the 10Th OF May.
MISSOURI OPPOSITION CONVENTION.
ST.. Louis Mar. l. The Missouri Opposition
Convention met in this city to-day The Con
vention nominated Mr.. Edward Bates as n candi-
date for the Presidency in the contest OF 1860
WAsuINGroN, Mar. 1.-The Senale Committee
Post Office and Post Roads, il is now ascer,anei,
will report u bill providing for the transpurta-
ton. semi weekly, of the U. 5. mails between St
Joseph, Missouri and PHceryille, California the
compensation to he S5O0,000 per annum.
Also. bill for the transportation of the U S.
mails, semi-weekly, between New Orleans and
ri Pisu, thence to connect with the st. Joseph's
mails to Callor ia, for the additional sum oil
$205 900 per annnm
d. The proposition is now to abandon entirely the
ocean lnal service, by the Isthmus routes and
substitute the ovcrl nd service instead.
INCREASE OF RgyENrE.
WARRINGTON. Feb. 5--The revenue received
into the treasury for the month ending December
3lst exceeds the amount received for the corr1s
ponding month last year by S4,23S 900. This,
together with considerable increase ut New
York during the month of january and thus far
in February of this year, authorized the belief
tliat Secretary Cobb's estimate Of .5d0O0,uCO
revenue for the present fiscal year will De fully
sustained, aud perhaps considerably exceeded,
The amount Of specie it the Treasury subject
u draft s s. 500. 900 besides - 500 900 Treas
ury notes that may be re-issued.
a., The Chiliau and Gazette repubiishcs part Of
40 article from the Estates ana Union" newspaper
published Mt Washington City, from which the infer
ence IL conveyed that that excellent Democratic jour
nal intends to compliment, when in fact, the States
and Union administers one of the severest rebukes
we have yet seen on the Governors Message on the
South Carolina Resolutions.
Without giving the long quotation from Gov. Hus-
toms speech in-1s5s, which contains sentiments of
which any man may be proud. and which are in di-
rect conflict with those enunciated in his late mes
sage we give the editorial remarks Of the States and
Union, without garbling them:
GOVERNOR H0USTON'S MESS AGE.
The submissi0nsts Union preservers at the
p.ce of Southern honor and Southern interests, are
making great flourish of the message of the COVER
nor of Texas. They array that document, as fire.
euently as occasion will decently permit, against
those who resolved, whatever the consequences,
to resist the installation in authority of the protector
of the rrepressible conflict. Now, is somewhat re-
markable that they should be Ignorant of the fact
that the most indignant demonstration that Was
made against the traitorous doctrines Of Mr.. Seward
as announced by him in the Senate during the ses-
sion which preceded the delivery of his Rochester
Speech proceeded from the lips of the present gov
ernor of Texas In the able speech which he delv-
cred in the Senate on the Dist of April, l85Sby far
the ablest of his ife-in support of his resolution,
in relation the establishment Of protectorate over
Mexico, he said:
Here follows the long extract, which we will pro-
fish entire next week.
1t was the utteranca of such noble, patriotic aent-
mens the nforegong which restored General Hous-
ton in the confidence of the citizens of the gallant
State of Texas Does he now repu date them! It
would indeed seem so from his recent message. If
such is the case, we will venture to say that he VIII
retire from the Gubernntorial chair with political
reputation so damaged that, vast rs have ever been
his recuperative powers he will find it impossible to
improve even slightly, during the remainder of his
years We could wish for better termination to his
long and eventful pc itical life
GOSSIP FROM DALLAs.--Our friend. Judge Buford,
made the best speech in Dallas, week before last that
has been heard there for years, and he can do it, too
Notwithstanding Dallas is full of the brightest and