Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-01-04
Whole Number 3gl.

49, ~ VIZ fNh@iS y 10 Tie
Is P"lnImsnt oi John Hart, formerly ~ lbsrl .tuu,
IN, g., as public printer.
nj nr, HsmeT has issn elAc'- J.4t'-lu II tho
Ia ln''ei States senate The Sfrsrl shea AijouTp-
az ei until Monday,
n ws'mNgIoS, Dre. l6,-T llu.s.. to-day. On
~ motion II Mr., Nillaek, sInI I.vsr.# tIa g.Tk 3,
all preserve order till the eleetir of ,r..sssr.
~ Several ballots were taken I-da, ilr Speaker.
to resulting much ss before. sherman, hists,t
'ot. Nas III.
~ Washington, pee, l7-In l'r 'l.uss oil Rel
frsrn'aIiyes, Yesterday, ths fs-.lutirl of NJ
II Clark, II Missouri, innchirg r.. nuftr.s. nE
= surli mfmbrrs a. had endars, Z ' NI.ak Nspul.
" ii.russpn.
70 Mr., hmhau,, OF siuth Car,'Ir., -..a. .nat ns
A. ani the entire south we're la 1,Tnr ilg ii...u-
70 Iion Of the uHion, h Ease tlu .aFl hlrll bs
" elected 10 the Presidency in I TO-
h Mr., Clements. 1T Virginia u.lg g'.,r,i ~ ihs
. delay IN the election uf SIN.rrr ,p. sa.l ihal
u u La became physically dsnl I'D Iron, stl,al,uF
Il 10 his dutios, his lgirnds wan n. u'l-s. 90 d.
u without liz Vate, otherwise h n.l'u fs.l te tho
J last aEainst the Black Hrpull',.r traitors.
IS The House then pruereled ,u, ih, se,susA
= limo tor Speaker, with th- following. fesult:
j, Sherman, no; B0cnck, 81; GiImr.. 30 1,lttar.
! ihg, ?, Gilner then withdrcN U.s uuua o. s
candidate, and and the house prgc. c.s'rt Go gae
/, eight ballot, which resulted ~ Howe. Sherman.
, II! locnch ~; Bnicler. -: ...tt,Fig-g
An irregular debate then fnl.a.t
Mr.. Simms, of Kentucky, ,fii ,... .Igur'-
ioray had been followed by cru,ats ,linai ,A-
, rights Of the whn. South.
lie charged the Republican PARTY with getting
, up thcso inyasuns lie also raruul.i 81 sm llNl
at tho time of the signing o. tho constitution
Northern men sold their slavsi O. tho south, hut
now after enjoying the propcrly usy thus &C.
qnired they dcnounco tho Snu.r o., sa.>iHiEg
slaves
lie concluded By saying that uusas tho North
discontinued these denunciatoi mil ceased .hrir
injustice towards the South, lhs south would
mes. at tho cnnnon's mouth.
! li0 doubted tho sincerity of thp Epruh.:csr NJ
grtts respecting tho liarper's Ferry raid sad
charged aginst the republican party Tho !sngers
now hanging over the country.
! WASniNGToS, Dec lin thv llusa Of Raf.-
resentatiyes to-day the irregular discussion u Nr
Clark's resolution WAS resumel, aud thut the
greater part Of the session was cJn1urtoi
! Towards tho close Of tho ia however, I,a
/ House proceeded amid much OK, rUont 90 Lalls
the ninth time for speaker with TIE !oeving re-
suits:
Sherman, III, Bocock 9S, Bc teller - scatter
ing 9, Tenth ballot was Ms fuigwf Sherfv-g
ITO, Bocock S4. Botelcr Is. Bri .sa . scst,criu,
10.
The billuting was then stop 3D. slough ilp
House continued in session till . ltto hour ~
night, the ajOrity refusing to .u.nriuin q mo.
tion to I'D iourn. Many. memhsg, indocJ DO.
clared themselves in favor of a ..S sion sr g,sgr.
negce till Speaker should he elog,gl
San JcAN ISLAND DTrrrcuLrr--ruE lrL7 Dr
PATCHES OF GSS. ScoTT.- Washi g,ag bee iS...
The full corrcsp spondcnco bctween General Scott
and Gov. Douglass N British ..luu,t.-, s5,ici,~
ing the San Juan difficulty. and rAcn resolttl
in restoring the joint military uQa'iop o. tho
Island, was received ut tho Stat Oepa,tWout.
From this, it appelrs that Co. douglass FRS
proposed Ioint civil occupation OBJ thu Island,
with the organization Of perma ont government,
under magistrates to he appoint by tho two
powers conjpintly. 10 this Gen ss'ss objected
and proposed, instead return go the pint n
tary occupation which propos; tsn was fna!ly
accepted and tho terms agreed UPON.
These terms that ouy twu r3rra7Ics lro
to be permitted on the island, one British and
ono American, each consisting o N hundred mon,
and that all otl troops shall a NHre hl with
drawn. These two companies moreover, arc o,
be under specific orders drawn u? by ,ho ;0p
Governments conformity.
In accordance with tins ARA suitna'. orders
were st once given for the withdraw pt lii gG-
eept one company Of the Ameri Au troops, and
they were Withdrawn before G,u. S,ots a'c.
The British troops, however, hud nat arrived on
the Island when the General miloi.
Dispatches also received at tho Way De-.
Fartment, to-day, from Gen. SCOT, who il sill.
in New York. In then the General urges the
union Of the two military acpartn"ntg u' tna p.
:ilic in one, rs before, under Gen. ClArEa.
Gen llarney, commanding the department. or
Oregon, has been ordered buck t. she goIuEnaDa
If the depart rtment of the West, ,i,h lis h0nd.
quarters ut st. Louis. This "rdc, wa, issued by
irn. Scott before his return from ,he pleiFo.
DISTURBANCES l., PnlADErruIA .- I1u rita,
Dec l5.-An anti slavery fair open. 10 th.s
'ty to-day at Concert Hall, and anttaayery
Meeting is also being held at the Assembly Bull
tings. The contractors of the .'lIr having su'-
pended n lnrge flag across the stree IN 'rruC Of
he hall, with incendiary and esei.iug inscTjn-
ions upon it, the Mayor of the els requested
ham to rom il which tbny f 4t. a.,