Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-07-08


mans happiost state ia this world ana the
next
4 new line Of steamships between New
York and Vera Cruz, TO call at Havana, has
been established. II Is under the patron
age Of the Imperial Government OF MeNicc'
The passage between New York And Vera
Cruz, inc,ulihg the cal! NJ llayGnl, lsto he
malo In ten days
During The lale riots IN San Francisco
tho mob destroyed the ollcas of ;ho follow
ing Democratic papers, the pemocrniic
Press. Marriott New Letter Monitor, oc'
cilcntal and Franco Amcricanc. Tho Alta
-ume near sharing the Same fate.
There are now limos Of steamers trom
New York to Norfolk, City Point, Rlchmond,
Nowncrn, WILMINGTON, savannah, Mobile
and New Orleans, and line Is also ready
for Galveston. Already New York Dispatch
cs five lines Of steamers 20 savannah, three
10 Richmond, City Point aud Norfolk, two
to Mobile, one 10 Wilmington, one TO Charles
ton one to Beaufort one TO Ncwbcrn AMI
Morehead City, and three 10 New Orleans
NEW YORK, June l5-Inc Times Wash
ington special says \ delegation OF color
cd men of Richmond are here today, TO
seek nm audience with the President. They
represent that under the military restrc-
tious in Richmond their condition Is no bet
ter than il was when they were in slavery,
and they propose 10 ask that special m
auiry be made as 10 the facts, in order thar
a proper remedy be applied to place them on
a footing in consonance with the liberal and
enlightened policy adopted by the Govern
mcnl as 70 ether colcrcd population OF the
South.
Petitions or pardon from tho leading
men Of the late rebellion are coming ID o.
the hundred per day. Among tlIc mel OF
nore whose petitions were receiYea to-day,
were Mai Gen. FL. johnson and j. II. An
derson, of Trodegar Iron Works.
The Heralds Richmond correspondent
says Gen. Terry has arrived there, and as
sumes command Of the Department OF Viz
ginia.
been lately collected in Patrick county,
Virginia. Four haze b2on arrested &an
two were shot, the others have been s"nL 10
the Peniteutiary.
NEW YuRK, June 1.-The Traa0g
special says = large number OF soldiers, be
lieying the war over, and their moral ohli.
cations to serve for the war are fulfilled,
have taken French leave for their homes
Several hundred have passed into Maryland
Delaware and Pennsylvania. To-day
small squad arrived here and were marched
through the city to the adjacent camps,
having been picked up in Maryland.
WAsHIyGToY, June IA Another riot
took place on Maryland Avenue to-day, be-
tween the troops of the 2lst New York Cav
airy nnd the West Virginia Brigade. 1t
q nF
ardice, Some officers took part in the 0f-
fair The men used their revolvers freely,
while those without arms had recourse TO
bricks and stones.
There was 8 general stampede Of all the
citizens in this vicinity. Three ct the west
Virginia Cavalry and q citizen were severe
ly wounded A strong guard has been sta
toned in the Maryland Avenue, to prevent
q repetition Of the disturbances.
New YORK, June l4.-Thc leratds
Charleston correspondent says ex-Gov.
Aiken arrived there on his return from
Washington, on the 9th, and had an enthus-
iastic reception from the citizens on land
ing at the wharf.
He is on parole, with orders TO report
once month to the commandment OF the
po5t.-Thc Governor very favnrahly
impressed with President Johnson, and
speaks in high terms Of him. The people
are much engaged in discussing the ques-
ton of who is to be their Provisional Gov
ern0r.
The business prospects of Charleston
were improving, II number OF the old South
Carolina planters having taken the oath,
and being willing to make contracts for
labor with their former slaves, and have
gone to Hilton Head to confer with General
Gilmore and endeayor to recover their
plantations.
A meeting was held at Sumnerville on
the 3lst at which resolutions wero adopted
requesting the citizens of each parish to
take the necessary steps 10 call public meet
ings for appointing delegates to Il general
convention.
Peace meetings were held pro yiols TO the
receipt of the President 5 proclamation.--
Since then, all permission to hold poll ical
meetings has been Withdrawn, to await the
appointment of a Provisional Governor
New YORK, June 1.-THE Posts Wash
ingtan special says: Delegations from Vir-
ginia, headed by Messrs. Bolts and Rives,
arrived heroto-day d are awaiting an in
teryiew with the President They oppose
all measures OF Gov. Picrpont, and claim
that the new constl u,ion was framed by a
convention Of only eleven mcmbera.
Information has been received o. tho ar
rival Of Benjamin, the rebel Secretary o.
State, at Bermuda II is reported that
Trenholm has also escaped out Of the cOun
try.
WASHINGTON, June l3.-Thc Navy De-
pariment has received Communication
from Admiral Gordon, dated on board the
flag ship SusquehannS, Hampton RoAds,
June II, in which he reports The arrival
there of the United States iron clad o ct
from the cruise forthe StoaeWall rebel irou-
clad.
'.On the 81 Of June the Captain General
Of Cuba, his staff aud m0st Of the c.gniia-
ries of the Island visited tie Moaadnock
aud other irun-cials Of the feet aHi finally
the flagship. He remarked that has visit
was contrary 10 usage, and to Spanish law,
but he wished TO have il understood that he
was marked in his attentions.
"At my request, we also visited the Stone
wall, and the unfavOrable light in which
that vessel oppeared when c0ntrssted with
our own iron-clads, could net fail in max
ing an impression.
"The squadron left Havana on the sixth.
Houses and wharves we're crowded 10 Wit
ness the departure Of the monitors whose
movements created the greatest surprise
and interest The Monadnock, l consider
4 perfect success. She has stsamei along
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