Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-06-08
PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY MORNING.
NY SWINDELLS q LANE.
W. sWISDgILs. J. W. LANE.
TELEGRA APHIC.
jpeeisl to the Daily Telegraph.
sBREvEPonr, La. May 10.

NEW YORK, May by the arrival OF
tbe .,eamer Peruvian, We have tho follow
nc European news: It is reported that the
e1ncror of France would embark from
Ma,seill.s about the 26th Of April from AL
,irrs. escorted by the iron clad squadron.
The Empress will assume direction Of affairs
during his absence as regent, assisted by
the privy council. 1t is stated the Ep'pe-
rors visit is for the purpose Of concerting
With the Governor Of Algiers, measures ne
GessitateI by the situation.
WAsHIsGTOS, May l.-Information has
been received here that Thompson and his
co conspira,or have left Canada for Europe.
1t is said that large numbers of Union
soldiers are going to Mexico TO enlist in
the Liberal cause, and several recruiting
agents are now quietly at work for that
purpose. The army Of the Potomac is com.
ing to this city by way Of Fredericksburg.
A large number Of this army are TO be mus
Tered out Of the service. Shermans army
is 10 come 10 Richmond sui then b. mus
tered out.
WASHINGTON, April 3Oth.-The following
order had been issued by the p resident:
Executive Chamber, Washington, I
April 10Th, 1865.
Being desirous TO relieve all loyal citi-
1ens and well disposed PERSONS residing in
insurrectionary States, from unnecessary
commercial restrictions, 10 encourage them
TO return to peacein' pursuits, II is hereby
ordered hrst that oil restrictions upon IN
terna, domestic ana coast WISE commercial
intercourse be discontinued, IN such parts
OF the Safes OF Tennessee, Virginia, North
Carolina. south Carolina, Georgia, Florida,
Alabama, Mississippi. and so much Of Lou
isiuna as lies east OF the Mississippi ri'er,
as shall he embraced w'th the lines Of Ma
lional Military occupation, excepting oil
such restrictions AS are Imposed by acts Of
Congress, and regulations in pursuance
thereof prescribed by the Secretary Of the
Treasury and approved by the President,
and excepting also from ths effect of this
order the following articles contraband Of
war, to wit:
Arms, ammunition, and all articles from
which amnun tion is manufactured; grey
saniforms and cloth; locomotives; cars rail
ROAD iron and machinery for operating
ralroad; telegraph wire, insnlators and in.
strum"nts for operating telegraph lines
Second, All e>i'I'ng military aud naval
orders in any manner restricting internal,
domestic and coastwise commercial inter-
course, and trade with, or trade with or in
The localities mentioned be, and the same
are hereby revoked; and no military or ns-
val officer in any manner shall Intercept
or Interfere with the same, or with any boats
or other vessels engaget therein under pro-
per authority, pursuant to the regulations
Of the Secretary OF the treasury.
ANDRE" JOHNSON.
RALEIoH, N. c. April 2S.-The army Of
Tennessee and the army Of Georgia take
,heir departure from here in day or twofor
Richmond. The army Of the Ohio, Gen. Scho-
ield commanding, consisting Of the 2Sd and
10Th corps, remains, and will he distributed
as garrison throughout the State.
WAsRrNGToH, May LIST. Chief Justice
Chase and daughter, W. ID. Whitton, General
Superintendent of the Treasury Department,
Whitlow Reid, Esq, Of Cincinnati, and scv-
eral newly appointed Treasury Agents, left
acre ihis evening on epeciai boat, and will
vist Norfolk, Newbern, Wilmington, Charls-
ton, Port Royal, Beaufort, Savannah, Fer
nandina, st. Au:ustine, Key West, Mobile,
New Orleans, Baton Rouge, AMI other cities
on the Mississippi river. The trip will oc-
eupy from month to ak weeks.
CAxDES, May 10, 1865.
The st. LOUIS Republican and Democrat Of
May 9th have been received.
Garret Smith writes letter to President
Johnson to use mild terms with the rebels
and spend not auother drop OF blood. He
adds: should his policy Dc stringent and the
leaders be tried as traitors, that the sympa-