Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-10-28
by TELEaRApH.


The Mayor Layin- jurisdiction u all cases
between whites. bur lh' nsg,o,s air ,uru,i
over to lhe military.
The SRle Militia 90 South Caso.iua are
being rapidly Organized,
The election IL Georgia Was going ON
quietly, The planters compHu that the
negroes will not work, anu hey say the
next years crop must enns"qu'Ltly nc
failure.
Another counterfeit has made lis appear.
anec. IL Is the one hundred dollar Govern.
mcnt Bank legal note.
Il Is reported that the Cabinet, after full
consultation, has determlncd 10 sustain the
President in sending fleet aud troops to
San Domingo, 10 stop the war between he
negroes there. The expedition consists Of
four war steamers, ten transports, 0iJh Ave
thousand troops,
GefIr,d is willing to accept American
protection.
Some city arrests OF Fcnaus have been
made in Dublin, the same number IN Cork,
and some in other towns. he evidence
showed the Feninn plot To be Of most san.
culinary character, looking to the assAssina-
tion OF the nobility, aristocracy and land
owners.
President Tohnson,s speech TO the South
ern delegates was well received in England
and caused demand Tor American securi-
ties. The London papers are predicting n
great financial disaster unless some repres.
sion takes place in cotton operations
II is said France will act in concert with
the Pontiical Govornmc nj in the measures
for the evacuation Of Rome.
Some Irish Americans have been arrested
one Of them sad he would represent his
case to Mr.. Seward, on which he was re-
leased.
Unless the ship loaded with American
Fenians with arms and supplies succeeds in
landing in spite Of the iron clads and gun
boats on the Irish coast; We shall not hear
much more Of the Fenian organizations
In Ireland from two to three hundred will
be arrested of whom dozen or more will
receive mild sentences and several of these
will soon be pardoned.
The bids for American railway stocks
quadrupe the amount required.
Capt. Sterretts boats arc called the "Sil-
yer Cloud, commanded by himself and the
"St. Claire The Silver Cloud leaves here
for Houston tomorrow morning, and the
st. Claire leaves on Monday at 3 r. NJ, which
is the commencement of regular daily trips
between Galveston and Houston, and one of
the boats leaving either one city or the
otherevery day except Sundays.
The Matagorda Cart Chas. Fowler, is
advertised to leave New Orleans for Gal
weston on the 18th, and may, therefore, be
looked for here tomorrow. This steamer
is the pioneer of the new line of Harris 4
Morgan. The Tawanda was to follow i'm
mediately. R.
GALVESTON, Oct. Is, 1865.
The steamship Clinton. Capt. Talbot, has
just arrived from New Orleans, bringing
the evening papers of the 18th, the previous
arrival only brought us the morning pa
pers of the same day. Nor important news.
President Johnson has telegraphed n
pardon to Rev. j. c. Boyce, of Columbia,
S. c., saying the proceeding gave him the
Presidency much sal taction; that he hoped
that all would be right, and that in less
than twelve months the reunion Of the
States will be completely restored,
The Government transport Exac! has ar
rived from Brnzos Santiago; she came i'll
this morning.
Mntamoros passengers stste that Cortinrs
with some two huudrCd foiio vets, entered
Matamorus about daylight on the murning
OF Sunday lasf, and killed ON Imperial
Colonel, wounded thirty Of his men. and
captured 80 mules and other plumber, and
left again the same day, without loss to
The Imperial forces numbered
at the time, 1900 troops, with Gen. Mejia in
the city. 1t was complete surprise.
The Exact brings more discharged negro
troops.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct 1.-THE election in
this city has resulted in Republican ma
jority. The vote is the largest ever cast,
except the Presidential Mchiichael, UD
ionist, is elected Mayor by over three thous-
and majority. Handruff is elected Auditor
General, and Campbell, Surveyor General.
CrycISNATI, Oct. l0.--Cox, the Union
for Governor, has carried the
State by $4,000 majority.
WASHINGTON, Oct. l0.--The President to.
day received the returned colored troops
In speech; he urged that ne cessary striv-
ing by industry, virtue and intelligence,
they were entitled to their freedom. If
found that free, the negroes cannot har-
monte with our system, Providence has
provided way of separation, and indicates
a land of promise.
New York, Oct. 1.-THE IIerald's Fort
rcss Monroe correspondent says JEFF Davis
is in excelant health, and greatly pleased
with his change OF quarters. There is no
defI tie information concerning his trial.
The Times special says the President to-
day granted one hundred and seveuty.fvc
pardons, all to North Csrolinians Of the
twenty thousand dollarclass.
ToRoYTo, c. W., Oct. 11.-Canadian Gov
ernment detectives have arrested FIVE veal
thy farmers represented to have been man
counterfeit American silver coin
for forty years. They belong to an extern
sive gang, whereof many merchants are
numbered.
KEeRuK, Ia, Oct. 1.-THE State election
for Governor has resulted in favor Of Stone,
By majority of 10000
NEW York, Oct. 9.--The steamship En-
ma, from New Orleans for Liverpool, was
sba ndoned at sea. Her crew was saved.
NEW YoRK, Oct. 1.-THE steamship
Ocean Queen has arrived at this port from
Panama.
She reports that Panama had been night
IA expectation, from rumors, of an invasion
BY the Torcleag rebel prisoners. The eK-
,itement Was abated by the President put
ing the prisoners aboard vessel for their
homes. The leaders we're shipped to ia
naica and Santa Martha.
The United States steamer James Adger
had returned from cruize to Rio llacha,
where il was reported the United States
Consulate had been attacked and sacked.