Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-07-01
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Late Dispatches.

GALVESTON, June IL, 1865.
From New Orleans papers OF June lolh,
We lake the following summary Of news
Gen, Custar is reported Mt Louisville on
the ..,h en- route for New Orleans.
70 Catron of the United States SUI
prriae Court, died at Nashville on the 30th
alt.
u II said the country has been divided
into fonr grand military divisions, under
Cons Meade, Sherman, Sheridan and Hal
leek
A special dispatch of the Srd, from WASH
iugton, informs us that Longstreets sup
posed mission to Washington is to ask for
pardon under the amnesty proclamation,
and tt-.t his case will probably be test
case. F1
The 18th Army Corps is reported going
TO Galveston.
We have Northern dates of the 9Th by
our special and exclusive telegraphic dis
patches. The news is Of extraordinary in
tcTest and evinces u most determined for
sign policy on the part of the Government.
We are definitely informed that the Mon
roe Doctrine is to DO enforced and that
Napoieon has beon notified to withdraw
French and Austrian troops from Mexico
Scarcely less important is the announce
ment that Government will insist upon in
depuifcpt;nn fsr che TOSS Co4lIin .. s;s,
rnarine for destruction by Anglo-rebel pi-
rates. A formal demand has been made
upon the Spanish Government for the sur
render Of the ram Stonewall.
The occupation of Chihuahua by the
French is reported.
A portion of the Alabama delegation
we're az the White House to-day. They
nave abandoned their intention to recon-
mend Col. Seebold as Provisional Govefn-
or and now recommend Mr.. Parsons. Heis
opposed by Alabama loyal men, who have
recomn ended Mr. H. Smith, who was forced
TO ahan ion Alabama in 1868, on account Of
his Union sentiments.
The ennessee Senate, by vote Of l6 10
s, have passed the bill disfranchising rebel
svnpathizers for six years. A bill of sim
liar pmport is pending in the House of
representatives,.
New YORK, June 4.
The icrald's Charleston correspondent
reports The arrest of Governor Magrath Of
South Carolina, at Columbia on the 9th
ult., for high treason. He was taken to
Hilton Head, and would soon be sent North
FOR trial. He surrendered himself quietly
TO Ii Beck, who was sent toarrcst him.
BetS3e the arrest of Magrath he issued
prsSiamation suspcndins his own functions
as BIec ltive of the State, stating that the
war ia over, and that it is the duty of the
people TO forbear opposition which is use
less, aad reconcile themselves to that sub
nissien which the government of the Uni
Ted States shall impose, and they cannot re-
s,st He urges them TO resume their peace.
~ pursuits, and says he is ready to meet
chr@Se5 against him at any time and place.
ConAVbia is garrisoned BY the 25th Ohio
regime h--ttTfZens were taking the oath in
crowis Tho other towns in the interior of
the S,alc has 9e hcen properly garrisoned.
GNNvEsToN, June 1879 P. NJ.
The army transport, George Peabody,
arrived three days from New Orleans, with
cen. Hi,od And 800 paroled prisoners from
Lees, JSl,hstcus and Taylor's armies on
board.
NEw ToRK, May 31.--The Persia left Liy-
erpool q the afternoon of tho Goth and
Queenstown on the evening of the 2lst of
May aud arrived here at o'clock Pm
In the House of Commons, on the 10th,
Mr. Griffith asked Lord Palmerston If his
attention had bcen drawn to proclamation
offeriug 100000 reward for the apprehen-
sion of JEFF. Davis, and whether the British
Ministers were prepared to make any rep
resentations to the United States Govern
ment in reference TO the treatment of the
Southern leaders. Palmerston said the
only rsply he could give was that Her Ma
iesty's Government has no intention of at
tempting any interference in tho internal
affairs Of the United States. This was re-
oeived with cheers.
The Paris correspondent Of the Morning
Herald asserts that the news of the opening
ofrecruiting Offices for Mexico, in New York
and Washington, created immense sensa-
tion, The Moniteur refrains from any al
fusion toit. The general impression is that
Napoleon will not stand il, and will direct
The French squadron To intercept any rein
forccnants for Jaurez. Strange rumors are
currents but though uncon6rmed, had de-
pressing effect The most prominent enc
was that Napoleon had Seen urgently re-
called 20 Paris, in consequence of prospect
ofADefican aggression upon Mexico. Also,
thar Maximilian had been shot. -
The Paris correspondent Of the London
1imss says there are two subjects Of disquiet
which make the Empress and Ministers long
for the return Of the Emperor. These are
tbe recruiting Offices for volunteers tor Mex
ico, said TO be opened in towns Of the Uni
ted States, and the opposition Of the Com
nittee Of the Chamber TO the delincRtion Of
the State forests.
NEW YORK, June 3.-The Herald's spec
ial says: The arrival of JEFF Davis was
prematurely announced. lie was sent from
Fortress Monroe on the monitor Sangus,
which got aground eighteen miles below
this city. He was then transferred TO the
torpedo boat Chico, and has arrived in her.
Il e understood that quarters have been
prepared for him in the Old Capitol, and
shsi = suitable guard will be furnished 10
insure his safe-keeping.
The Tribuneis special says Col. Walter
Il Tay loS Gen. Lees A. A. c., Surgeon w.
s ~ fe, and about fifty soldiers, at pres
ent residing in Norfolk, Va, have been
famnoned 20 appear before the United
States District Court, at 10 o'clock this
morning, with q view Of testifying against
esri. =. L. Lee and other prominent officials,
an y charge Of treason.
Hgv foAK, June 3-The Hersid's Rich
uond correspondent says ex-G0T. Smith Of
FirR uia, is in the woods back Of Stsunton,
Srtefmined 10 fight it out IL 1t takes al
sdhm@r. Hs has BODY guard n rusfilias