Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-11-14

LATEST NENs ~ fELEGhAPii sc.
Nee feFt, Nov. 2-fhe steamship Ham
mOnia, frum Southampton, reached her dock
to-day, hrihgingioRdon papers Of the lo'h
uliimo,
Ii is reported that a residence for the
Pope will he prepared ius' him az BRUSSELS
Sheridan Knowles, who ass lost in the
Arctic while ona voyage from Hall 20 cron-
siadi, is not the auihor bat the agent Of
an AmsFiean hank note company charged
with work for the RinpeFor Ut Russia,
Neirs .frola CtHiFai -imfrird.-from Me
aragua We learn that the news Of Gen,
Walkers capture had caused much ieioicing
among the inhabitants Of that Republic,
Martinez was again at The head IT the
effairs of the Republic. Minister Dimilry
Was unnecessarily using his exeliions in
trying 10 press the GOyeTnmeni hr q con-
yention 10 settle the American claims
Martinez would, however call congress
together ON the 10th of September that the
ratification of the IAmor-Ieleolon treaty
might be effected within the lime specified.
Commodore Vanderbilt had made the
Government al offer OF transit, hut Il MAS
not accepted,
An alarm occurred at Panama on the
22d inst, ia consequence OF reporl that
Taeho was coming with party of negroes
Ia sack the city.
NEWS FROM SOUTH AMERICA
United Stats Claims against PtrH.-iy
the Northern Light we have Valparaiso all
vices To the 2nd, aud Callao TO the 22l uli,
The steamship Moses Taylor had touched
at Paila.
The American Governments ultlmatnm
had been rejected by the Peruvian Govern
mcnt. az 10 ilc lirlle Thompson, Grofelanf
ana Saratoga claims, This refusal, b. wUs
,nceled, would compel Mr Clay Ihe
I Ameriesn Minister 20 tomand h's pass
/ ports
Tho ship IAicy Ann Hale was partially
destroyed by hro on the 9TH Of October nt
| Callno.
| ON the 10th. Wilt tho Peruvian higpic
Callao was being locked at San Lorenzo,
the sianchions of the dock gave way pitch
| ing her over and causing the water TO I'LL
| in rapidly. At the time of the disaster
tho Callao had on board her crew. About
one hundred and fifty souls persisted aud
many were wounded.
The U. S. steamer Naragansctt lcft Cal
lao on the Sth ult,, for Panama. Commu-
nications passed between the Flag Officer
! Montgomery and British commander con:
corning the arrest of nm American officer
and n citizen for refusing to respond TO the
challenge of n British Guard.
Boliria.-The revolution in Bolivia has
been suppressed, aud several officers have
been shot.
The Cell Var in Fguador-Guayaqui
advices says that Flores was disbandinG
his forces, but that President Castillo still
maintained hostile attitude and was seek
ing permission from his Government to de-
clare war against Ecuador.
Counterfeit Bank BiHs.--Ncw York, Nov
2.-Counierfeit five dollar bills on the Far
mcr's and Mechanics Bank of Hartford
are in circulation in this city.
Havana advices report the bark l.yra, o.
New York, sold TO slave traders.
Washington, Nov. 2.-Thc treaty with thu
Government of New Granada will be rati
fed to-day.
Louisville, Nov. 2.-Thcre was gran,
Union torchlight procession here tonight
The merchants of the Union party hay,
resolved to close their stores on Tuesday TO
devote the day to the polls.
Black Republicans Misunderstanding
ton, Nov. 1.-The black republicans arr
very much alarmed ut the uncompromisinl
attitude of the South, and IL is said tina
Lincoln has in preparation an address t.
the people, to be published Immediately af
ter his election, advocating the most con
scryativc principles, and promising every
theng to allay Southern hostility to his adj
ministraton.
1t is now asccrtained that the letter pur
porting to be written from indianapolis
to citizen of Nashville, Tenn, by Mr.
Defrccs, one of Lincoln's most trusted an,
saracious friends in which the writer nj
temps to allny the excitement and to explain
away the Objectionable features of til,
Chicago platform, was really gotten up ler
by the black republican committee. Thu
distrust and alarm is daily increasing il
their ranks, as the news from the Soutl
comes to hand.
Bank suspension in Observation-Disclosures
Nov. 1.-The failure of the eminent hank
ing house of Josiah Lee & Co., is considered
very bad one Their total liabilities vii
probably amount to not less than half F;
million dollars. They hold, however, depos
its of merchants and retired citizens to
large amount, and they must necessaril.
suffer. The failure of this house and tina
of Appleton s. Co.. has been ATTENDED by
much excitement in financial circles.
Great Excitement in Bditimofe-Balti
more, Nov. 1.-The Republican Wild
Awakes numbering about three hundred
have had tonight their first procession here
They marched amid groans and misses, pro
tected by a strong body of policemen, by
here and there saluted, notwithstanding
with some brickbats.
The Bell and Everett minute men wer
also out for torchlight procession, mum
herring from seven to ten thousand men,
They had, during the evening, an Immense
mass mccting the whole city was illumi
mated, and the population quito alive
Money is very stringent; banks are I'M
able to half accommodate merchants. Lei
g. Co., loose over half million dollars
stocks are depressed, and very bad times
are expected.
Second Observation-Disclosures Nov. l.
When the procession of the Wide Awakes
was entering the Front street theatre, il
was rushed upon by an immense crowd OF
half-grown boys and completely scattered
| The banners, torches, and the other para
phcinalia were either smashed or carried
off by boys. When the Wide Awakes tried
to organize meeting in the theatre, the
Kisses, the bowling and noises of all kind:
were so great that the speakers could moi
| be heard. One hundred and fifty police
officers tried their best to keep order
However, no serious injury wasdone.
| Baltimore Ners in New Iork.-New
York, Nov. Tho suspensions in Balti-
more had no particular influence here. In
ofrocft,ol ofro,fs have hapn n, aIe tO Use them