Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-11-11
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Tho steiner palmyfa has arrived, aud
Parser Laroso Is nghln on hand with full
iics for the TtLEonArn.
Lord pnmcfplon IL dead.
II Is generally believed that Earl Russell
willacoept tho Promiershlp, but noiling
oihrially has Ms yet lransphe cd, the Queen
being.in scoiland. s.
WAsnfsaroS, Oct. 8l.---The prcsidcnt Ia
seriously considering the Communication OF
wirz's sentence 10 imprlscnme !. for life.
Since pence was declared, thirty-iye new
National hanks have been organized In the
Southern States, with an aggregate capital
of four millions four hundred and seventy
four thousand, four hundred dollars.
New YoRK, Oct. 3l.--The Herald says
the action OF South Carolina In eleoilng
Wade Hampton Governor advocating the
payment OF the war debt, and refusing TO
pass The constitutional amendment, is be-
lioved to have seriously affected the future
policy Of the President concerning TINT
state, aud to have endangered the admiss-
ion OF the delegates in the next Congress.
Had Mississippi cheerIully passed the
amendment, general amnesty would lave
been at once declared in favour of'the
Confederates. As II Is, but few amnesties
will probably be hereafter granted TO citi-
gems Of these States.
The same is true Of Georgia.
Tha action of the Conventions of these
States has not justified the Presidents con-
fidence, and vigorous military govern
ment and martial law will be the consc-
Quence.
1.-THE Galveston News in publishing The
above says:
1t will probably turn out, however. That
the llerald's announcement is sensational.
There are, certainly, no positive objections
to Gen. Hampton. lie viii make an able
and loyal Governor; still, we cannot deny
that the election of man of less peculiar
''conspicuority" --as an old Kentucky friend
used to say-as a "reberl would have been
more "prudential.h1
New YoRK, Oct. 31.-The A lantic and
Pacific Railroad have received the promise
of the Government to issue the bonds due
the company.
The Heralds Toronto correspondent say
there is much activity and excitement of
the Government loyalists in Canada over
the present and prospective movements Of
the Fenians
The mysterious preparations in the Brit
isll camps and garrisons indicate that some
thing extraordinary is shortly to occur.
Gen. Humphrey Marshall has located at
New Orleans, and has been admitted TO
practice in the courts.
John Mitchell has been released.
In n late sermon Rev. II. w. Beecher said
"nothing better than generous and trust
ful spirit to those who have been in error
can crown our victories" He said also
that he should not respect the Southern
people if they give up their theories. "a
man who too readily gives up his theories
and doctrines cannot make desirable cit
izen." He also opposed the doctrine Of ne
gro equality.
Tile Mobile Times says Gen. Candy nip
ped in the bud an arrangement by which
the negro troops, when mustered out, were
10 retain their guns and forty rounds of
ammunition.
A telegraphic dispatch from Nashville to
the Louisville Journal says: DAT an infor-
NAL meeting of the Radicals in the Senate
Chamber, Gov. Brownlow made Speech
and said he would unhesitatingly adopt the
Republican negro suffrage platform before
he would BE- willing for rebels to vote. In
stead of repeating the franchise act, he was
in favor Of making it stronger"
WASHINGTON, Oct. 22.-Gen. Butler has
departed. The rumor has prevail ed to-day
that he will return very shortly to accept n
position in the Cabinet. Whether true. or
not, it is ascertained that he is making
arrangements with a view to reside here
during the winter, and that although it is
understood that he had prepared speech
on negro suffrage and proposed to deliver
the same here, he cancelcd his engagement
at the last moment on the grounds that his
time would be 50 taken UP that he would be
unable to do it,