Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-08-26
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iug New Orleans dates TO the 18th.
Trw YoRK, Aug. 9.--The Times Wash.
inc,on special saws the President Is In good
health, aud spent some time in riding on
yesterday. :.
trying he prisoners confined in the Old
Capitol prison.
Tho internal revenue receipts yesterday
amounted TO upwards vf n quarter oil NIL
lion. The Treasury has sufficient funds TO
nav all it's indebtedness TO the army.
The Herald's Charleston correspondent
saws the rebel sheriff Of Charleston had de-
,nanded the surrender Of the county jail
from Gen. Bennett the Post Commander,
WHO refused stating that South Carolina
was still under martial law, and he should
aeliyerup no property until ordered TO do
SO by his snperior officer. Many considered
that Gov Perry had exceeded his power in
re.appointing 10y Proclamation, the old
county officers who were in position uhuer
rebel rule.
SANDY Hook, Aug 9.--The Royal Mail
steamer Cuba arrived of this point THIS
morning She brings European dates Of
the Doth and Both ultimo Seven hundred
miles of the Atlantic cable were paid out
one hundred and City miles per day when
the insulation was lost. The particulars
had not been known up TO The hour OF tho
departure of the Cuba.
The Treasury Department is selling gold
10 keep down the price. 1t is said that
81 500 900 vas sold on Wednesday.
within the last thirty days2 2S0000 troops
have been mustered out and paid off
The recent orders to Sheridan will prob
ably musier out about half Of his force
This does not seem consonant with Gen.
Grant'sreported talk at Quebec.
There are again rumors Of reported Cab
met changes. Covode and Forney are
mentioned in connection with the Interior
Department.
The Ford Theatre inbroglio secms to be
finally settled. Ii is to be hereafter used
by the Bureau Of Rebel Archives, and is
now being altered for that purpose, under
the direction of the Secretary Of War.
A dispatch from Desmoines says it isre-
ported ON good authority that the expedi-
ton against the Indians has accomplished
its mission, and is on its way back 10 Sioux
CITY. II met Mt Fort Bonton representa-
tive Indians from many tribes who we're
anxious for peace and permanent treaty.
They, like their civilized rebel friends,
regard themselves as conquered and sabju-
gated
If this report be true, the Indian war
nav be considered at an eud for the pres
ent
a Correspondent also writing 70 the ~,
Panl Press cyidently Of a previous date
SAYS that Gem Sullyis il in conference With
large number Of Indian epresentallVea,
The old Indians want peace, but the yoppS
ones more fight TIle American F~t- com
,rgs2y rs.1o ,aBagoes iss the dirty business q
melting tho Indians TO continue their var
fare against the American whites
The story ofthc attempted Abduction ot
Sanders is said 70 be q hoax,
The rebel Con. Breckenriage, and cy-
Secretary Walker, are at Southampton
A report has been received from Gen
spraric Assistant Commissioner Of freed
mems affairs in Missouri and Arkansas -
he says tla isspe Of raiiens viii not exceed
one-third Of those for June hut he fears
great dcssituion next winter All the
freejmca Resisof Little Rock are support
ing themselves
The grand Indian Council viii he hold
al Fort Smith instead Of Fort Gibson as
heretofore announced
" .AslslxGgoN, Aug. 4 -. The commissioners
annaintc,l ~ tle President, consisting Of
ffnago roolfv snneriutendaut of Indian
a .gsirs J,dca Ramuuds Commissioner of
,lo Genornl Ian.l 0sJice Gems Harris and
IIerron md Cal, Parker. of gen. Grants
stsr are makinr preparations for their
corscmnlateJ @ interview with tho Indians
Mo afiIia,ol with tbe rebe's for fl,c rur
nose of ARRANGING for permanent peace.
ri II 4 axnceted tha representatiyes Of oyer
40 600 rsbelIjons indians will be in council.
The followine tribes will be represented;
cher0lsss w ,J,sS' -, rreelTs Sen;noles Choctaws,
Cb;esssews ylilchawaws AMI other afFli.
.a,ea ,rihes wi,l;n what's Technically called
tbe souths,,, snnoriniendancv rho Com.
rn;ssionars VIII leo ve ,i;s c;ts.on .bo 10Th
;rst The casn,c;l rr;il Ia conyensa ON tbe
Ia Ia Of sentsmhsr, neTt - q Con Ilerron one ma
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sssvica 90 vic ar ser President i9eolns ! nroclama-
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