Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-08-05
sTMMlRY OF TgLEGRAPnIC NEWS.


on the same day, from New Orleans, tie !s.h
with Gen. Hamilton and s,R1.
The News says that Gen, H. will iRsue q
proclamation before Leaving Galyoston,--
No collector for tia, city oss, asyei, known
to have been appointed, neither do We yet
hear Of any mail sseht.
The teegraphic dates by the above arrly-
ais are from the Northern c!t!eS 10 tie lith,
We ccEdensc the uost important Items;
New YORK, June l2,-fhe Worlds wash
inston special Gays soma very important
sentiments we're made in semi official circles
to-day, with regard to the policy o! the
Government on the Mexican question. The
story eumos in such shape that II caIno.
we'll lie iisercdited, and is to this eject;
First, that the GoverRment will not permit
another French, Austrian or ioreighsoiuier
of any sort IN the service OF NaSim!slian
10 be landed on the Mexican coast without
entering Il firm and decided protect. Sec
ond, and what Is Of the gravest Importance,
that the Government having stationed IN
Texas one hundred thousand men Will Keep
it there to act as q corps Of observation,
and 10 exercise such moral pressure as
shall ultimately compel the wi:harawa! OF
NJ axiInil!iar.
This army has been 30 disposed, that /:
ovcrShadows, especially on the kio Grande,
the Mexican frontier and keeps the foreign
leviea Of the new Emperor in an lncessaht
fever of apprehension or activity. II col
lision should come, the United States would
have ut hand force sufficient 10 MAINTAIN
i;s dignity and make prisals.
The transfer Of rebel battery to Zen.
Meiia ie another matter occupying otieia!
atten tion and full and searching investigs-
ton is to be made into the matter OF the al
legged act. Ii Gea. Slaughter did dispose
of 8 rebel battery to the Imperialists, as
stated, it will be demanded, and ebeyed.--
II is also understood that there are between
10000 and $4,000 Confedcrates in the Mex
lean service, near the Texas border, and tits
definitely settled that if they are trouble
come, they will be punished, even If pursuit
should throT eur armies across the border.
New YORK, July 1.-The Trihunes
Washing gton special gays one Of the promi-
ncnt counsel engaged on the late conspira-
cy trial asserts, positively, that the spirit
ual attendants were denied admission to
Mrs. Sura,t's cell on the day Of execution,
until Secretary Stanton had received from
them n promise that they would not, on the
acafola, proclaim their belief in her inno-
ccrce.
The Richmond Wh;g has been suppress
ed in consequence of incorporate remarks
concerning contiscation.
New York, July Judge Martin is
appointed Provisional Governor Of Florida.
The confscation Of property of wealthy
rebels Res commenced in Richmond on
Monday, BY the seizure Of the TrCdegar
Iron works.
Mr.. Ford has been informed that his the
aire will not be allowed to be opened for
theatricals. He charges that this!s q dodge
of the Christian association to depreciate
the value Of the property, and force Ford to
sell cheaper.
The closing of Ford's theatre excited rep
rotation; 60 dOGs the case of =. s. Osborn,
the newspaper correspondent, who has just
beca acquitted by court martial asguiltsess
of the charges Of disloyalty.
Ford is endcavoring 10 get n reversing of
the order forbiadiug thu re.oponing Of his
theatre.
The friends of the conspirators have
made claim fur their bodies, but the Sccrc-
tary Of War has not yet declared what dis
position he will make Of them.
The latest arrival from Europe brings
interesting news.
Mails from Brazil states that the Brazil
ian forces were retiring before the Para.
gusyans.
The English Parliament was o dissolve
on the 9th inst. In tho meantime the cleo
tion contest was growing very excited and
9 riot had broken out ut Northampton.
There has been Ministerial contest at
Vienna and the Cabinet has resigned
Count Belleyiile, it was supposed, would be
the new Minister Of State.
Marshal Canrobert has been appointed
commander Of the army at Paris.
The brother Of President johnson, re-
Gently spoken Of as on his way to Wash-
ington from the vest has arrived at that
city.
yellow fever prevails at Wilmington, n.
e., and quarantine is enforced at Hampton
Roads in consequence.
Data sufficient has been received at Wash
ington TO show that the Internal Revenue
for the past year will reach over two hun
dred and ninety millions of dollars.
The War Department has issued an order
for all officers on detached service to report
at once to their commands. No further de-
tails are TO be made of officers OF men for
services away from their commands.
The editor of the Richmond Dispatch has
been pardoncd by the President.
Measures have been taken by the Interior
Department for the speedy disposal Of pub
lie lands in the insurgent States.
Gen. Lee was in Washington the other
day but left without having obtained an
unconditional pardon.
Gen. Albert Pike has been pardoned.
The Confessor Of Mrs. Surratt solemnly
ayers that she was innocent Of the charge
on which she was executed. The oTganiza-
tion Of the army OF the Potomac is exiting
uishcd, 90 is the army Of the Tennessee.--
Six corps still survive, the 4th, 18th and
25th in Texas, and the 10Th in Alabama ami
Mississippi. The 23d is in North Carolina,
and the 20th in Va.
Our ministers in Germany have been in
strucied 10 obtain q binding promise or
treaty that the German emigranis who have
been collected in the United States, before
acquiiiing themselves Of military service
in Germany, shall not be held responsible
for the omission, and conseripted IN their
Teiurn
BROWNSVILLE Tens Dates Of the Sth
July state that Maj Hosdrington, OF the
55ih Indiana. in command at Ringgold Bar
racks, reports to Gen. Brown that lie has
captured 200 bales Of cotton, large wagon
train loaded with stores, nInOrg which are
l,4O0 ounces quinine, 1000 tin plates, salt
petre, and other goods, going into tie in
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