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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1864-10-29

THE LEGISLATURE letter from our Representa-
tive Col J. o. Mccoy, dated Austin, Oct 2lst, isdi,
says:
The Legislature was organized, with n full
quorum, yesterday. W. b. Miller, the for
Iner Chief Clerk OF the House being absent,
Mr.. J w. Norris was elected Chief Clerk on
the "a ballot. The Message OF the Cover
nor was received and read. aud this NOR
ming was referred TO The appropriate COM
mittees. Ii is well written document and
will pass muster with any o,Ler State paper
in the Executive Department. II con'aIns
many good and valuable suggest ons, nnd u
btsls Tor rather II long session-rather TOO
long for the state OF the private hiahcrs OF
OF gentlemen generally composing The LegIs-
laturc / am under the impression that we
wi have short session.
The Supreme Court met yesterday AMI is
Tow in session, llIs Honor Chief Justice d.
NJ. Roberts aud Hon. X. A. Reev being
present. Col. Tarvcr, our able Attorney
General it here, aud has entered upon the
duties ct his office. Judge Reeves in deli
cate health. The news we have, is general
" good ;on. eieraie money (uid issueD
face. IL, TO SD Tor one,-new issue 900 SO
for Que.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1864-10-29

my hitter from Chsum's R'slm'nt If cavalry,
da r,l near Saline River, AI., Iuinm' u-"f,h"'l"a
of saul. d. IrnIir-, orc" Il II Wa'altHrkrd with
rnounoni,, IN The nh at Sop rml~r, aud did on
thu ~ ~ n, sum, mnn'h. llis residence was near
Rel OAK, d liz c,,uu v.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1864-10-29

ns-Nyrlad's "f Gn,h"rprr~ hnv" been seen flying
over during thu prr,rn week, aud -"i" NJ" reported
~ having fllrn IN same parlS "f the county A. vi
htsc had u" rain for long lime. and III" wheat has
not came up II Is 10 he hoped thai these little pests
will du but lille harm.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1864-10-29

A correspondent "f The Mckinney Messenger gives
The ll ing add, innnl particulars In relation TO the
raid o. Gen mo, In he rn'niys lines.
.Ou the 18th inst Gen. Garu, with all
th.. I.esi mounted aud armed men OF his
briyair Amounting 10 rbrnt l5Dl rank and
ii e. set OUT upon q "a d North ofihr Arktn-
sts river. hb,v' Fnrl uihsbn, IN c"ninnc-
tioa wirl,a large portion Isl Indian brigade,
under Gen. MaiIe.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1864-10-29

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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1864-10-29
Chr @allas Yerald.

ns-0ur attentive Representative, lion, j. g. Me-
cy, la. our liank. Tor cop, ofihr G"rrp"r'r Mes
sag. We aT- a.o Indebted TO Hon, Gco, Nilsson hr
f.yOr-.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1864-10-29

lus,d IN their graves TOT ma
nv yc. y, aud nuw ronr Ian
Ma shall Ia, ~ last fnunni n
rest { uin his u,mhl,s, aud
been released from the lnwor
o. shat fatal iempicr wh'cn,
Ike Mrphsl"phuirs, hrS h"id
lin rpcll hound Throughout
his whole earthly .inurre -
II he had his faults, lee also
hid much amiahiluy OF ten.
per- 90 erosltN AMI eo,l n"s'
OF heart. Ii he has done no
tou,!, he has done bur little
harm To any one hut himself
Let tho grave, 'hen, which re-
eeiyrs his noIiai remains,
cover his faults, his lHllings
and lis vices; and III world.
as cold, Ms hrarllcss aud NJ
Oncliarilab'e Ms il il, will soun
forget them, MS it wll'" - Tor
get his genius aud his virtues.
.-SM export Mus.
Tie llcra d siys Con q 'e-
'rate nancy Is nav, aud has
sS,cen for six months, cOnsl'l"-
'pably hettcr in san Ani"n!o
.Lhan in Houston, an'i that 1t
b taken by most OF the prin-
'eipal merchants, when offered
ior goods. The Herald dn"s
'Nor say At wlat,n'c, hut offers
60 tai g IL, in ils own BUSINESS,
at 1910 one. This il Grain
ly II good sign. Before the
yst Of January W. expect to
see Con e iernte mon"" III de-
maud. and had the Treasury
Agent not seen fit To Tx til"
rate of new issue ut 20 for ],
ii might have commanded II
S,uch neit-r figure. When u
CoSornmeut undertakes to
.,on,aoi,,oi,soyu issue. what
can be expected from the pco-
s'Io Au,t;, Gozstie
r. ,,u.r ~,
we see .! Wv, , ,,';.',,,, LAIN
Sgr"P". 'n"' W.: :..,.''i. . n"
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.ehgag'" !" '".s '"s ,;,,,.,
NC navy p"' ''on ~"
~ =: a ",tn ,' ''" 'on,IoI n, Ills
zine in Texas, and we know
O no point hetter suited for
hs establishment than Aus
ain.-Ibid.
Mr. Tasxton. member from
S,m S,,h, who ;ust arriy-
- ro,r,s M ,h,, ,be Indi.
~ No. XII If ,,,is mon,h
Ia . y;.i, IN Rurne,t and
omroa,s coun,irs driving
off about 100 mead OF h'rs"s'
and passing out through MIC.
Cuiloch county, they killed
and scalped an old citizen OF
chat county, named &. Couch.
The frontier companies of San
Saba county had got on the
trail, and were N pursuit OF
them when asst heard FROM
2bid.
rho Observation-Disclosures learns
ean''' r.m, Irn.,, If Browns.
s;I'" ,%I, ,l,ere wns a large
~, am, ~ o,nv stores in thu,
ai,n . ,vs;,;ry TRANSFORMATION
A tho ;,,,crior Gen. Dra,tnn
xhad ordered two hundred wa
gous to be loaded with cloth
ing for cur soldiers in Louis
lama.
nj N. m n News
,ha saco..;on
.o"" -, ,.a, n,,ce ON
%," =. =. s,,;onahla drives the
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1864-10-29

Go The Yankee Presidential Election takes plac"
In all the S acs the first Tuesday after the first
Monday in Nov, mbrr which, This yea. will he Sh
day OF the Muulh,-one week from II, xt Tuesday.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1864-10-29

Dss~ We pleased 10 learn that Mr. Kelley o inc
Kaufman Democrat, has returned home, vi II IL sup
ply OF paper, and pun ''scs ~ renew the p"bica
Of his paper, in lew weeks We will be srn'ih'" %
welcome the Dcin cr,t 10 our exchange list again
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1864-10-29

The Confederate H'vernncn' - now
u.kin, arrangements 10 zen hieN 10 r"-
,o,,s an ,lesrrters ,ran thr Yankee array
a., desire 10 b. 50 d sPos,d Of, .. g,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1864-10-29

ns-sn'..rriptun a. The li,us',n Telegraph AMI the
Au.in 0,.eIie rrriyyd At this oIcr At the pulli'h'
ed rates,
The New York herald., 1864-08-04
uptratfons Of tne Florida.

plymouth tJuue Iel correspondence ~ Lontoa Tras
The ship Nourmaha eight hundred ard iJriysix tone,
captain John Fowler belonging 10 Nessrs /. Prov
Co., Of Liverpool a9e miles south X - Agnes l. mt.
wind = r., light. she ie't syduey March % ana
brings 2.22a baes wool, and quaint ~ o. Oh tnlov
hides bones, &c, for London She rouIdec cale
April %, and crossed the line Nay Is Nc ice was %
had her bnlwarks stove heavy gallo rSt1 the
ward On May a pampero blow away her aairsail rnd
forosa. On June 10 Lab ~ ioag IL W. tie Con.
federate shpwar Florida bore down Ncurrla nal
and at the request OF her commander Captain tow or
received four federal rrlsoners vizMr. warren mas.
teri, Mr. Irving maze, lif veasey tsecond nlate'
and peed lt9e eookl, Of toe luiled eaies
schooner ecrse letner WHICH was oapllfed and burn,
@ te ls,h OF Nay, Ia lsl 50 ard long. 80 W.
The ofHcess conmancug the Flor1as boai Ststtd hat
since leaving iTes. only two przss lad been taken
VIZ the se,sartr aud the bark Avon, IRON. The Souih
s.e Of Apr' fhey consider ,hey have slolast cleared
Tho o ulicd merchant hpe tire tcr da nsa
taken sixty N ell. On leaving $40 bore away TO lie
westwirf retaining the rest Of tie schoo1er who
have Joined hor Captain Warren stsies that board
the flo'Js he aud Lis officers wei treated On The
Esd of Juue they rauserrei the Npufmaaa to
The Italian brig Dayde Caroline, oound f0m Palermo
for New York.
THE Italian brig carioa here referred 70 bas already
landed. with the mea, the port Of New York as rc
ported in the HERALo.-Ep. HssALpl
PLyNouru, July 10, 1894
The ship Spitlre, 24l tons, Captain James Fl1e be
longing to Messrs he Mattos n Go with 34s rogsaeads
and l27 tierces sugar from trinidad Jpue g. Tor Ton.
don, WIS OF Falmouth this morning Sae
Confederate steamship roriia which then steamed
away In the direction OF Bermuda.
Tue Spuhre spoke, Jpne ~. tat ~ 81 ~ Ion. SO w.
an iron built steam brig pl2
The New York herald., 1864-08-04
Casy ImteiIigemcs.

MEETING on rss DIR Goops PosrKas AND PAoRKRs W a.
held last evening for Se purpose Of organizing an sssc
citation Intended TO represent tho interests OF the cass
under the above headus-a pretty numerous aud nhuen
t,aI one In ,nIs city. The meeting, which pre.
nary one was presided by Mr.. RosoD, who intro
duced the object sought 10 be obtained-a permanent
protcctIve society--n q few appropriate remarks. Mr.
Maurice Dooey followed the chairman. II resolved
that final meeting should be held ~ an carly day.
PEACE MsErSo.--we informed ths. pobc meet.
ing of citizens is TO bo held this evening Inc Beecker
House. 100 Blocker rect, ncnr Greene to iuauguree
measures preliminary 10 Suspension ~ nfs.hilie be
tween the Ntrth and the SOUTH aud 10 eonsocr the fr
per steps 10 taken f0r Le p.ShCasaa " tBs r'opuy
ana he restoration VI The pati9pai upivL,
The New York herald., 1864-08-04

GENERAL GRAMS CAntAtsS Is vtrgEIA
Tbe Lcndpn Times p1bil~urs lNtter rem ps CORES.
poudeDt az Richmond, dated JAue ~ lie describes the
battle OF Spottsylvaua as Ire blOOdiest engage.
General Grant To tie husslan General suvsrroy IIs
thinks the Cbabces u Grant sma luGecd aid saws hg
general oaliousnos5 is cstraEEnp confidence OF hs
troors Go he other hand lie Gc1afes thai sne Al liza
men, oss ~ the fedea, forces u sx times that number
a BRITISH Acoousr on TIE BArTtgs ~ coat HAR.
BoR WHITES Is RiCHMoNn.
fRcbmond fJune u CORES poudorce ~ LCadan Times
On the lst iDs Geueral Lee, susrocnR GRAFT w0uld
stcmpt TO repeat what a kuoRn am0n The QniCderaes
~ his 'arab movement began 10 man0uvre for posi-.
uoD Kershaws aBd liokes divisions, 81 Andersonis
corps the ialler temporarily attached 10 the corps
sent 10 the risht 10 tie Old battle fields OF Gaues Hin
that quarter they attacked the enemy tho front, and
arove mem 70 their in,rerchncnts freci uridge and
nsnone, o hls corps, equally successful 10 gain
me certain advantageous yes N The afternoon the
soemy aa ked fetn ard we're repUlsed by Cookies and
kwklanos oig dee, also of Hil's corps In the mean
zine fierce u'outry was rushed from The White House
up 10 Tunstalls station tho York River Railway on
ahs Confederate rsht u la sfrrc been ascorianed
hM tns force constituted part of Buffers army the
greater part o. Which hos already loued Grant
On the morning o. TIE - u discovered that Grant
Esd edefd away 70 the right o. Ice had sus0eeted be
would do lie had gDur far however r,r "a burced
Ms nes zoo closely or him 20 esoep urdcr cover
ef darkpess
fhs ccnseocraos we're put IA motion o. nsrs,ieI line
~hne fnriy, tndlng Eweps corps a. well being
enemy tn flank, drove hirn from two lres " ntrepob
ments, took hundred prisoners aud inflstad a
bsav, loss IN killed. ana wounded, his own oss being
Tatns Gordon, who has been mede major general frr
pc "a sntry n tbs Wilderness aud s95,tsyivania was
SNAp'suoas l~ feod psnsYlI w tll osssei0u, Slstl
The New York herald., 1864-08-04

PROPOSALS roR LOAN.
TrrAsuRY DErARrHxsr. July %, 1884
Foce hereby given that subscriptions win be recsved
ty the Treasurer States ths several Assistant
feasasr and designated neposares and By the National
Banks and quansaa. DsposAriss and Pinan-
for Treasury Notes payable three years from
August "a ise bearing interest a. the Of and
three snsss ger aunam with semiannua coupons
suscAed. payable In lawful money.
These WIN be convertible at the option Of tho
hoder At maturity TITO sl zen, god bearing honda 70
essmase ssr I've sni payable twenty years from August
rs l@7
TIE notes vii be tsass IA denominations OF Afsy ono
hussrea, eve hundred thousand and five thousand
dosrs 10 blank or payable TO order -
be eirsc,sd ey The sahscrlbers
Al subscriptions mus, BE- for ary dollars or some mu,
aple Of efp dollars
pupassss serlfca,. win se issued for All deposts TAs
nary seposnus endorse the original certificate
the Denomination Of and whether they are
be issued In fsnk or ra,sbls ORDER When ben.
eorsei Il he eff with aicer resolving the dsps~t
TO b for-sraea 10 III. Denar,'r.n.
Tie usss vii uaRslaea 70 The owners free Of Trans
pers.lon caArre. rcne'ps Of the original
cert aesls. Of essos, shsT ee prepared.
viii be allowed % ,uEas, IS on ali deposits made
prior hat aas AMI w,p Data by shs Department upea
resep, u the orlginal esraarsles
she lpsarsss August rs persons max.
ina Subsequent pay the Interest
accrued FROM date Of n0ie 70 iAse a deposit
Parties asporuns issais.gvs thousa1a dollars sy-
wards these he allowed
Or quarter per cent which VII; be paid
by sis department apon ~ rir,o bill for thu amount
eerlaei to b. The oniser ga The deposit
No eeduesoas for be made from NE -
posts
orccr receiving deposits ~i ,hssas proPsr ssdorss
men,s are made upoa i,serIs al certificates
All officers sG,hcrrea deposits rsaassssd 70
give 10 applicant. all ecss afermson afford svssy
facility fOr making sussr rpon-.
r vEssgSoEs.
Secretary Of the Treasury
Subscription. vi - r.cclvea by sss
Ass,iart rrcasnrsr o. te Tnred States oorner Of Wan
and Naasau fsFcet.
rir., Sn,,ouaI Bank of sev ys.t No swsn s,r.-,
Second National Da.k ~ York Twenty third street
ana BT aGwhy.
Third Nstiona Bank o. New ioFs No sNassan street.
Fourth National ssns ~ YORK n 10 rss street
Fiuh National Bark Of ~ yark sss rsira avenue
Sixth National Hans . Sfw yorh. sissh avenus aud
Rrcaewa~.
Eighth National Rank n Sew YORK. sS prpsaway
Ninth National Bank Il. Sev York, 1ds Broadway.
Tenth National Bsns Of New Work. 80 broadway.
Central National tsnk 10 Nrw yoFk, "A Duane street
National RSchAnee Bank ef NV YORK. ls cr,enw'ehst
Ard ALL RESPECTABLE SaSEs AVID EaSxrns
ihrOrzho.t hectiai-y viii aouhn.s,
AFFORD raciLITGrs 70 srBscRIBERs
The New York herald., 1864-08-04
THE INDIAN WAR.
Attach on Fort Barthold and RepuIsc
% the Indisns, SC.

Attack on Fort garthold ana RepuIsc
- the Indisns. Sc.
81. Loun, August 8, 1884
TIE sisansr Ene Deans arrived at 81. Joseph on Mon,
cay from the Upper Missouri.
Three days before her arrival AZ Fort Barthold tho
indsos made three assaults the fort, which were
easily rep1issd.
General say left Fort Rice on the 18th ult. for the
hea " hs sioax eoun,ry where he expected 10 have
an engagement His expedition was composed Of two
hnnessta reSlmsnss, two companies OF Dakota youn-
iss and Nebraska scouts and four svns
fhs comnAnd took thirty days. ratons The remainder
Of sus forces left to garrison the various poes
established along the river, six companies Of the Third
Mnuesota being stationed IN Fort Rce one COMPANY In
Port rnion and h6 remainder Of The regiment along The
river.
Emigration had set IN towards tho mines Iaborers ware
20 abcsaant that all could not obtain employment Hum
dred. % teams we're siartag for California Oregon
Others were preparing 10 return 10 tho States.
Five steamers laden with government freight had been
ordered Fort Benton by General Suly The remainder
fine mountain eces win probably be detained until fan
transporting government supplies, largo quantities OF
Which are lying along the river.
The New York herald., 1864-08-04
Count Cheesbrough Again in Trouble.
MARINE COURT.
Before judge Mccarthy

AUGUST 3.-Iane 7cie against Blasias N. Chces.
byouGh-rhc plaintiff is n coiored woman, and was 10
the employ OF the defendant his cook up u abou, te
time OF the riots last year. Having fears for her rcr
sona safety she expressed desire 10 leave the defend
ants employment and 60 TO the country The defendant
made objection: but che was about leaving tue
house be requested her presence IN his room up stairs
and 50 far the testimony showed without amy cause
struck the plaintiff violent blow with oyster knife
between tho eyes, inhictug deep wound the marx OF
which remains to tho present time, and otherw se abused
and III treaed her. The plaintiff then escaped from The
house and had her wounds dressed by lady living
few doors from tho defendant The dc'ondan. denied the
assault and tho whole statement Of the plaintih lnc
Judge rendered Judgment n PLAINTIFFS favor for $3.50
damages and costs
The New York herald., 1864-08-04
E ID r . p e
The Br men at Ncw York, ST. IaVid
at Father Point and Africa
at Halifax.
rvUz DAYS LAVDR NEWS.
Report Of an American Naval En-
gagsmenl OF Bantry Bay.
Sailing Of the Alexandra from Eng-
land and Views from tine Florida.
>>o.~-,-,~@~>~>>~~~~~
English Opinion Of Secretary Chase as q
Finaneier;-His Loans, Interest Promises
and Paper Credit.
->>o~>~~~o~S~r~s>~>>~~,>-~
Anglo-Rcbel Report OF Grants
Battles at Coal Haybor.
~~-->~~~o<>~~~~~o~o>,~>~~>~
Proposed Federation Of All the North
American Colonies with Canada.
THE DANISH ESTION.
~~~~-~~>~~>~o~~~~~~-~>~-~~~o
The Murder in an English
Railway Carriage.
Alleged discovery Of the Murderer, Ills
Flight 20 New York, and Pursuit by
Briikn 0aicers In a Steamship.
The Murder in an English
Railway Carriage.
Alleged discovery Of the Murderer, Ills
Flight 20 New York, and Pursuit by
British Gaicers In a Steamship.
The Warrant for His Arrest Backed by the
United States Minister in London,
&c.. &C., So

The steamship Bremen Captain Meyer, from South.
amplon The oih Of July reached this port yesterday
saorning Her has been anticipated extent
by her report from Cape Race, published IN the
Herald last Sunday and Monday mornings.
Thc steamship st. David, from Liverpool the 2lst
via Londonderry the 22d Of July, sigualled OF
Father Point yesterday evening
In the English House of Commons supplementary
navy estimate voed for the purchase Of stoam
rams.
Parliamentary proceedings the goth we're unim.
rcrtant
The health or the Duke Of Newcastle had greatly i'm.
proved.
The East OF EngIend Bank his stopped payment It's IL
abilities about six hundred thousand pounds sterling
The prospects OF its creditors are good.
The steamship city of Londou from New York reached
Liverpool on the 2Ist OF Juy.
The New York herald., 1864-08-04

never dvuIee; but some mouths ago he got into broi
with women woman and lost his watch ana ehs ~
He refused give any description OF them, to o1er any
reward, or make any inquiries but mas eostnasy som
planeo aud most bitterly, Of tie loss he bad sastand
Since the murder has. has been asosrsA,aec
shown on several occasions watch, very handsome
one and said he ID saved up money enaagh ~ boy a.
and quite concnted at having been able 10 get
The chain which the Muller obtained from Mr.. Death
he pledged Tuesday at pawnhrokers In the city ard
sold the ticket on the day following 70 another tailor,
friend HIS German This man. UPON being Questioned
by Inspector Thompson, at Scotland yad admitted that
he had read about the murder brt mad not said any
thing 20 any about the chain, and u has not
considered that there sufficient evidence TO
Justify the police detainng him Tor any compliety n
the murder. lie wi however, rem lin nBdes sgrse-
lance to be forthcoming At the trial upon Maor's
being brought back TO this country No trace whatever
has been found OF the watch ITSELF and may be fairly
expected and for the ends OF justice hoped that MGser
has st In his possession, and that will be found upsn
him. 10 constitute undouhied pk IN the chain q
evidence The servants OF the railway authorities spesk
confidently as TO their ability to identify the man
posed 10 have got into the carriage with Mr. Briggs and
il is understood that the photograph Of Muller w be
shown to them TO add TO the circumstana cvdence al
ready obtained.
The New York herald., 1864-08-04
why Are We Obtaining So FeSv Recruits
In New York!

TO TIE EDITOR OF rHE HERALD
Various have been givcn for the duness in
crung for the city or New York Undoubtedly bounty
brokers very active In inducing to recruit for
other counties which are paying lar ger bountes than
Naw York but there Ia another operating wi ch
has not been m d, ublic but which is producing ~
most disastrous elects, and which, not rcmcdied, III
efectualy stop recruiting here altogether.
The city OF New York promises t. every mao who
elects 10 be credited t. the city $500 bounty
In making up the last quota large number o. men
who absent In the field induced ~ ALLOW them
selves TO be credited 10 this CITY, They IN the
vice. and could not be spared 10 come 70 New York they
therefore proper papers collect their bontes
Mr. Blunt however, refused most positively to pay,
cept 70 the men sonay and nov refuses 70 pay oven
10 them, on the ground IN tho comnitees accounts
have settled and declares that they cannot ho paid
at all This gross injustice has incensed these men
that they labor most zeaousy TO prevent all with whom
they have influence from onlisting tor New York.
The writer knows Of what hc arns, and IL prepared "a
prove the facts Are the people " New York willing to
be parties to such proceedings and they
TO run the risk Of such treatmenG
The New York herald., 1864-08-04

Ex-Governor Randall, Of Minnesota; Hon,-W Y. Robin
SON. and william H. Seward, or Auburn; Mayor William
G. Fargo aud family, @. W. Fargo aud family, aud y
Peck family OF Buffalo, N T., arc stopping ~ 'ne
Brisader General g. g. Grimm, Ninth army corps, is
guest NJ the 81 Nicholas Hotel.
General Prima de Rverc, OF Havana ana Airs General
William A. Harwood Washington, rsstoppins at the Me
tropolitAn Hotel
The New York herald., 1864-08-04

pss GA ordered ceas asss % pssss sss4ss ~ 30
eesnr ~ . l~rss Dz,rrsy.
rssclulioe before ma rs<s osns % ne ruks a
Assssa~usurs 10 ssu~<~1sas~ ns e<aas ~ scAlssN.
fAs rSss p~sss ws~ me esvmss Powers against hss.
I"rasins thss s~ssas~a w sn~w r~issy, - sch~swu 10
largely nssbas ~ n&ss go ,A~y Ee'ss ous tAas NJ
s~ u rstalstno EXISTS and ne ser@ana ses shs en-
ample % . spra Of ceususss. eshsrs nsy aAs~ a.
Herr Won e~msrs haa srrsea "a yRaaa. - sGsssd the
pescs negostAao1a
The New York herald., 1864-08-04
THE AMERICAN QUESTION.
Report OF NAVAL Engagement on the
I.fsh Coast.
RI rup rnrrop ar rt,

TO THE EDITOR OF THE LONDON TINES.
The following an extract Of letter received BY me
this morniug u. IN iarrynane Abbey
TWO steamers we're lighting OF the Bu Rock on Mon.
day evening tllth supposed 10 be Amer ieans At OAR
rynane the shots were heard from 1ve seven r. M
ana the dairym III Scarn the ships and says his
cattle were nearly driven mad by the firing Que vessel
seemed TO him 10 be on FIRE One went TO the north
other out TO sea, after a while.
he Bull Rock Just to the north or Bantry Bly,.
ecarf Is 40 island four miles west OF barry name, and
se1 north OF the Bull Rock Your obedieut servant,
KILLARNEY, July l6. DANIEL o'CONNELL