Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1863-03-25


T muniea,ed to the goyernmcn, b. the spau,
ish Minister az Washington.
The licarld says; By the latest alvices
by tho Europe, i; appears the iniurrection
in Poland had assumed formidable proper
tons Prussia has made arrangements
with Russia TO allow Russian troops TO pass
over her territory. The English, French
and Austrian Cabinets have taken umbrage
Mt the understanding which seems to exist
upon this subject between Russia and
Prussia. II is evident all Europeans feel
the influence Of this great and sustained
revolution in Poland, and that Napoleon
will find scope for his energies quite near
at home. This, says the llearld, will lcave
us to deal with our troubles without any
future meddling AS we shall now hear no
more Of Napoleons mediation, save in a
pacific manLer.
RicHMoSD, March S.--The Enquirer has
Washington dates of the 9th.
Cairo aavices Of the 4th says two dredg-
ing machines are To be put vt work on the
canal At Vieksburg Immediately. The
levees are broken and water is. pouring
over at fearful rate.
The New jersey Democrats held mass
meeting in Trenton on the 9th. Thirty
four guns were fired in rejoicing at tn, ex-
piIation Of tho Yankee Congress. Resolu-
tions were passed denGuncing the Execu-
tive usurpdtions and the conscrip. bill,
and the people are called upon to show
iirmuess and courage in this emergency.
Peace resolutions have been defeated in
the Wisconsin Assembly. The Democrats
all voted aye.
General Sgcl has resigned, owing to in
supportable difficulties with the cOinmund-
erin chief
Gold in New York, on the ith, l67
The Hoernia brings Liverpool dates Of
the 20lh Lord Stratherdon gave notice in
the house OF lords that he would move for
copies of the dispatches of Mr. Mason to.
the government, relating to the recognition
Of the Confedcracy.
Considerable transactions in London, in
American sc securities, occurred, under the be-
lief that the war would aoon end.
pANoLA, March 9.--Thc Chicago Times,
o: the 2Sth ult., has special dispatch from
Washington, which says that an examina-
tion Of the new Federal financial bill shows
that Secretary Chase has authority, under
its proyitions rs passed, to issue troasury
Rctes to the amount of twenty one hundred
and twenty-five millions of dollars.
VIC1sBURG, March 9.---0ne Of the ene-
my's gunboats steamed down opposite the
city, on the other side of the peninsula and
threw few shells, all Of which fell short
but one. No damage was done on our side,
Our batteries dij not reply.
The enemy is reported to be moving his
forces higher up the river.
Two gunboats were seen in the canal
yesterday
They arc supposed to he moving their
troops from opposite WaWenton The OBJ
ject oftheir movement is not known here.
RIcHMoSD, March 9.--In the senate, Mr..
Clay, Of Alabama, introduced resolution
to repeal the naturalization law, which was
rcfo rred to the committee on the'iudiciary;
Mr. Maxwell submitted Preamble and
resolutions which were unau mously ad-
op,oi, earnesls recommanding The agricul-
turalists OF the Confederate States todirect
thoir labor to produce such crops az will
cause the production ofa suficiency oftood
for all classes and for every emergency.
The house impressment bill, rs amended
and rejected, Sas rccOns!dered, and the
senate adjourned.
The house was in, secret session. Some
OF Tie amendments to the currency bill were
con. lvccl in, whom the bill WAS returned
to the senate. Nothing important in the
house in opch session.
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