Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-10-07

AhilitHh people go
Our brothers at hosne arc organized ina
mlnner far superior to any oppressed peo-
pie We have read Of. The day ofproyision-
al government il sstahllsl,eA--nn army Of
2OODo men Is sworn 10 sustain II, Officers,
.smcrican mud Irish. who have served with
distinction In your service, arc silently
moving iaio LELAND 10 assume conpol Of
the active operations 90 he inaaguraied IN
low monfhs--saoneri much soonertlan any
OF you can believe, Al they require now.
~ arms to cnahlc them TO meet tho onemy
on something like equality. A large sum
OF mopey Is required, aud without hesita-
ton we appeal 10 You Cor that assistance
never heretofore withheld from an uprising
people. ioa need have no fears OF war
between our common enemy and yourself
ilclicve-us we viii give her all tho wqrk
rhe can attend 10 OF home, and In Ireland,
without crossing the Atlantic to find II.
AS. fyPnRrAsr 0risIox.-An opinion has
been ELECTED from Provisional Governor
Perry, OF South Carolina, the principle OF
which may be applied TO tho other South
rn Suites. We copy ilas il nppeaisin the
Charleston courier
''if you take the oath (of amnesty and
apply for pardon, IL IS 10 be presumed Of
tcr'isc approval Ivy me, that IL is granted
and you arc'cntitlcd TO vote or serve In the
convention, although your pardon may not
have byca returned or received by you"
IN d sdbnrb of Vienna, called wicdcn,
there is sqt,nre called Mozart platz, whore
the composer lived for many years. Tho
municipality having determine to erect
statue Of TIM great maestro in thislocaliiy,
lntcly applied TO Rossini for artistic aid
Rrssini accord;ugly sent two unpublished
pieces, ain Snintc Mutt and ala Chant"
of,'condition that thescimorccaux DO exc
cufcd on tile Occasion of tho inauguration
only. 49,
P:Trrroy TO THE RgsIDEST.-Thc ladies
of New Orleans, or at least large portion
OF them, arc attaching their autographs to
a petition in behalf OF jefferson Davis,
addressed to President Johnson. We saw
the docu;nent yesterday, and as il is in the
hands orsome very energetic ladies, indeed,
It viii doubtless prescata powerful array
Of names BY, The time fixed upon for
forwarding it to the National capitol
7rac Delta. ~
IA Washington dispatch to tho Philadel-
rhia Ledger, dated 81 says: fhsaH
SsItsis reported that the Cabinet werc not
ailnitlon tho proclamntion permitting tho
iutroiucticn of arms into the Southern
States. fAnother reporttis that the Prcsi-
den tissuedsilgc proclamation without con-
sIilting all tho members Of the Cabinet,
which report, an inclined to think is cor
rect. gt. " N.ss
Gem Marmadukc, while on his way from
Fort Warren to this city, stopped at New
Haven for an hour Or two, says the Regis
ter, Of that city, in order to ,consign to the
proper hands the ring of q DECEASED Fedc-
raj officer from that place, thus religiously
fulfilling pledge he had given to a dying
man, amid ho.very stnolse and tumult of
battle. Such a man may DO o 'straitor"
worthy of cxilc, bnt he is, also, natures
no5lcman.-N, 7. Paper.
TIE CAnfd,i AT. sVIcKsDURG.-Thc Vicks-
burg Journal Of. the 25th nit, saystlic cable
to be, laid across Abe Mississippi, arrived at
thai ,plnce iedayp previous. Ibwas to havc
hecn laid tho same day by W.,Make, an old
and experienced hand at the business. This
\ cablesis,to conncctgV icksbnrg with Monroe
y and Shreveport tbs thought thatthelinc
will be completed in the course sof two
weeks. bniE gis W.
AT the 'clbse OF tho year the navy will
only have MS many rcsseis in commission,
fas at tlie commensemcpt.o of the war, but of
The ,ironclails ono will DO retained Mt
charleston, Soufh Carolina, one at New
( Orleans and one at San Francisco. The
rest will be laid up in the Delaware Bay,
below Philadelphia. s,s
~ Gen IIardeo was recently Handsomely
entertained BY n party of Federal officers
lin Mobile, at edcjeuacr,d de isolddts, and q
toast was proposed and drank to sold Re-
liable, = meaning Gen. FIardec. The grcat-
est nu tpal esteem and friendship was man
Tested. This is the why TO restore the
Union. li. epse IN
.7 I. is stated, that President johnson has
rendered TO Mr., John Bright, through Adj
smiral Goldsborough, Of the European sqilad-
ron, 4 steam ftigate toconyey him to Amer
\ ie,., sLoall Lo Lss.le 10 VISIT tbi7 eoii =
Z thus recognizing him rs the nations guest.
Z This, II isl said was the intention Of Presi-
dent Lincoln also.
\ aBIsBoP KASANAuGH.--A strong test oath
lis required of preachers in Missouri. In o
late sermon by Bishop Kavanaugh at st.
q Touiss he inyeighed strongly against the
oath, anil advised the clergy not TO take IT.,
aciaraeterizing 1t asan offence to the laws
of God and man.
ss2 The Charleston Courier has appeared in
much enlarged form. The files Of the
paper, embracing period Of over ffty7f
eyehfs, which wcro re moved to the interior
during the war, Will soon be brought TO
Charleston.
A1eysrcnd divine, who was but so so
p1eaelier being call upon accidently for q
-sermon, asked friend what he should
lpreachl about, to which the other coolly re-
piled, ssabout Eve minutes an. u
D. Adrfver Of cosch in Texas, stopping
to got some water for the young ladies' in
tfe carriage, being asked what he stopped
fer. replied ~ am watering my flowers.
"a delicate compliment.
There are al rssaent upwards Of one
hundred majors and brigadier generals
siill in the Government service unemploy-
. ed Another. muster-out order will soon be
forthcoming.
8 laErrskR OF U. s. SoIDIErss-Thc Jetfer-
con (Tczas) Jimplecutc Of The 18th, in-
forms us that two United States soldiers
were killed,on tie Friday evening previous
5 in the neiehbofhocd Of Hickory Hill Davis
county, about sixteen miles northeast Of
Jefferson. A company of cavalry return