The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-03-22
Associate Press Dispatches.


Foreign.
London, March 2l.-The Empress of
Russia is OF Florence, en- route for Italy
for the benefit of her health. Gladstone
formally resumed the government to-day.
Disraeli closed with the remark, that
some of his supporters in the House might
be dissatisfied--to which there were loud
cries Of no, no
Paris, March 2l,-Specie has increased
half a million of frances.
Londen, March 2l.--Consuls 92I to 925;
Elves GOT.
Liverpool, March 21-Noon.--Cotton
opened quiet and steady; uplands o. to o.;
Orleans 90 to 81; sales 10000 bales; for
tho week $4,000 bales; for export 5000
bales; for speculation 5000 bales stock,
bO7, 900 bales, of which 269, 900 are Amer
lean; receipts $4,000 bales, 1900 Ameri-
can; actual exports 5000 bales.
Later Cotton quiet and steady; ex-
port and speculation, 5000 bales; aAoat,
555,OO6 bales, of which 270, 000 are Amer
lean.
Paris, March 2l-The government has
prohibited the expectation of war materi-
al to Spain.
B Liverpool, March 21.-Cotton closed I'M
changed; sales include 5000 American /;
turpentine Al to As.
Domestic.
New Orleans, Marnh 2l.--The strike
on the st. Louis g. Kansas Railroad is
over. There has been fierce run on the
Salt Lake City National BANK. All de.
mands have been met. Mcdonald, the
slleged bank of England forger, has re-
signed himself to the sheriff, who has q
civil process against him. McDonald's
plumber is in custody.
LEWIS, Del, March 2l.-The Jens Sat.
son, from London for Philadelphia, is
ashore at Indian River Inlet. The cap.
@ln's wife and daughter, first and second
mate and two seamen Gre lost.
EXECUTION OF FOSTER.
New York, March 2l.--Foster passed
the day quietly, and remained
during the greater part of the day in his
cell. lie heard, early in the day, of the
hnal effort made by his counsel toprevent
MS execu ton, on legal technicalities, and
MS hopes revived. On receiving the in
telligence that the effort had proved vain
ne became very detected and hung his
mead upon his breast, and desired that no
one would speak to him except his wife.
ohe had tainted on hearing of the "a iliire
OF the last effort. On recovering she re.
turned to her husband, and placing her
hand in his, sat by him for hours, but
spoke little. About half past 8 this even
ing The final parting between Foster and
wife toook place; both we're deeply effect
ed; he kissed her repeatedly, and she
ciung to him until overcome with emo
ton, she tainted and was carried out by
her brother. The prison officials we're
deeply moved by the scene.
Rev. DR.. Tying spent upwards of an hour
thls afternoon with Foster, who listened
earnestly to his exhortatons.
Foster was also visited during the day
Dy his hrother-in-law, his father, and by
rather Duranguille, Catholic Priest, but
refused to undergo the ordeal of parting
with his children, whom he has not seen
since his arrest.
New York, March 21-Foster was exc
Guted at II minutes past 8 this morning.
roster awoke at Z o'clock; partOok of a
cup OF coffee, but eat nothing. lie was
very pale and his strength seemed fast
rmsiling' He was attended by Rev. DR..
iySg and Rev. Mr.. Shoemaker, Chaplain
" oing Sing prison, and engaged in dcvo-
uonal exercises up to 8 O'Clock. At IL
INMATES past 8 he was led out, support
Gu oy Sheriff Brennan and the under
nhsrin. Foster walked unfalteringly to
.ne scahold, his face wearing flush. On
n.riVai beneath the scafold, Rev. DR..
lt!hg, assisted by Mr.. Shoemaker, read
.no DIST Psalm. As the solemn words
were read, in which Rev. DR.. Tying be-
,T;p uod to open the eye of mercy to
sn,s' my servant the scene was hushed
Ana impressive in the extreme. During