Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-02-17


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GALVESTON, Feb. 9th, 1860.
Tn, l. @. Harris, the Tonawando and the
Rapidan have arrived with New Orlc ans pa
pers TO the 18th.
The steamer W. II. Carter exploited her
boilers ut 3 clock 4, NJ, OF the Ind inst
In the Mississippi near Island ", causing
the loss Of many lives, and inilie'inE injury
on many others,
yIoKsBuRG, Feb. 1.-The following Is u
list Of the saved us iHr ~ knnwn; u, h.
Gibson, OF Louisiana, J, X, Hitler, Maj W,
Herd, Maj. W. II, Lee, j, W, Ferguson,
Grcenyille, Miss; Mai, Johnson scnluc,!,
Miss Johnson, Kaufman, Texas; uen, u. W.
Cane, badly scaldedi Dir, &. a, Rice, u,
To " nsend engineer, badly scalded, W. H..
Vain, bruised, John Brooks, Jacob Hoffman
J. II. Bishop, Cincinnatii Mrs, Mary Ray
mond leg fractured, Cleveland; j. L. Bell
wife and child lost Ann lloopcri, Capt.
Smith; the clerk, first mate and DR.. Hull,
Lansinburg, New York; !. Il. Carter, scald-
cd, Hamburg, XVI II. H. Gray Press agent;
Thos. Connolly, John lIoughland, Samuel
Goldsberg, Thompson Brown, John Devinc
W. Sheridan, Jno. Riley. The following are
known TO be lost. Mrs, Dir. Richardson and
,hrcc children, New Orleans; Mrs. Hoifner,
Mrs. Giddons, Mrs. Wolf, Cincinnati Mr..
Raymond. Cleveland; Mrs. Ostcrman, Tex
as; Mrs. Moore, Mrs. Norris, Columbus Mira
Rowland.
The officers and men of the Evening Star
rendered all the assistance possible to tho
sufferers. Some Of tho saved were trans
ferred to the steamer Luna, bound for Mem
phis. The engineer saved says no cause
is assigned for the explosion. The machin-
cry was running smoothly and the bont
was going slowly at the time. The steamer
Emerald picked up three persons from the
wreck, whose names are unknown. Inc
boat and cargo are total loss.
NEW YORK, Feb. 1.-The cotton market
closed dull, with sales of 1000 bales al As
to Acc for middling, Gold closed at 1909.
From the n. o Timcs, ith
WASHINGTON, Feb. 3.-The President has
recognized the Dominican Republic. Gen.
Caseneu is nominated rs the Minister
thereto.
NEW YORK, Feb. 3.-Richsrd j. Coburn.
sub.editor of the New York Times, and
George Napp, of the st. Louis Republican
havo been arrested on complaint Of J.
Stewart.
The Vera Cruz correspondent Of the Her
aid says arrangements are being made for
the withdrawal Of the Frcnc troops. 1t
10 also rumorcd that Senior Hidalgo had ar
rived from France to inform Macmillan
that Napoleon could no longer help him.
Macmillan has expressed his willingness
to abdicate in favor of the Iturbides.
The Paris Press statement that IN extra
ordinary commission had been sent from
Paris to Mexico, to make preparations OF
evacuation is confirmed.
The difficulty between the people and
Mexican clergy regarding the confscstion
of the Church property still continues.
The statement that n commission had
been ordered for the trial Of Admiral
Semmes proves to be incorrect. ....
The native troops of Macmillan are de-
sorting by hundreds. The discomfort Of
the middle and lower classes daily increase.
Nothing recently from down West
coastwise; and but little Of Importance
from New Orleans.