Washington telegraph., 1865-11-01

a memorial IN the Madrid Court asking
for thr abolition of slavery on thr ls-
land
Tha Times Washington Rrc-iai says:
..The statement that there will bA eight
millions ,Gcrnt when thp mail H. re-
sumed III the Southern rta.rs X untrue
Reliable sources show that tha Post ytfire
Department South Al well aF NortA-wi.l
BE- aalf-srstaining.
The United States steamers Rhode
Island and Hornet 7ail frr Havana tn-
day to bring away tIe rebel ram Stone
wall.
The Juarez supporters arH extremely
active in Mexico.
Leading Republicans are drflaviug
lhc expenses uf aui arI4irg 5rsrrril-
las
Tha cause ar tile Tmn.tiAliafs III d+-
cidelIv declining, and there III consider
ahig mercantile Infusion III and around
1amnica
It NJ rurnored that Mazimi--an la= for
warlal fta million dala-a tn Washing
ton to influence Congress t1 rrco=nizr
his government.
Additional troops f-m France havr
arrived in Mckee
business at thu Daiz ani Honduras
IL very du.I
Tha World special says that the rr-
port of tha escape MI Juf Davis has nos
BEEN confirmed.
ILa State Department III information
tlIat the cholera has almost entirely dis-
appeared from ConstantinaPla At Pal
erIHa about one hundred and sixty deaths
occur daily 1'h- disease i= spreading
inta tha interior of Spain, and j. fright
fIIiv on the increase at llarseill+5, eigl-
tv thousand persons having lift the
ciry
L.ha Fruian agitation in Liverpool Il
sliIi rif-, and the police ara searching aIl
persons aboard of steamers ani sailing
vessels to discover arms, ammunition.
documents, &c. 10 fin tht search has
proved abortive
New York, Oct. 17.-Tle Tribune. !
city of Mexico correspondent says that
tla news from the interior and frontieris
not ~ favorubla f7r peace A. the friends
af the Empire might desire. but resis
tance to tha Imperial troops nv Juarez IL
out af tha question. Trade il exceeding
IN dill. Tile roads are i'll miserable
stale from wet weather.
New York, Oct. 19.-The Harald's
South America advices zay that on All
gust 18th the allied forces, eightv-fve
hundred strong under Generals Flonez
and Pannens, encountered ttirtv-flGr
hunired pararnavans- Un1ar Major Du-
arta on the right bank If the Uruguay
river Tile Paraguavans were unrrIvid
cd with artillery hut met the fierce 49,
sauIts of the allies with desperate re-z-
tance, bHt finally broke ana had ~ the
river, pursued bv four thousand cavalry.
where 4 slaughter took place. which ona
of thu victorious generals designated as
a regular butcherv Scarcely one af tha
defeated army escaped They left four
tnen hundred dead Oh THE field ALA onlv
three hundren wounded Their leader,
with twelve hundred troops, fill into the
hands of The Brazilian=, ma all their
stores were captured. The allies state
their los at two hundred and fifv killed
and wounded. Another detachment of
ParagRavans, two thousand strong, on
the other eide of tha river, was prevent
ri I'M Brazilian gunboats. from rainforc
ing Duartp, and AZ last advces they were
securely hemmed III at Uruguay.
AID encouragement between Paraguay
IN batteries and Brazilian feet IL II.
nortpl, in which fila latter were spvara1r
handled
The Postmaster General las ordered
into operation all mail service in Texas,
which j. deemed ~ any importance.
Gen. Grant issued All order. assigning
regular troops ~ garrison dutv in vari-
Gus parts Of the Union
AT the Democratic ratification meeting
last night, speeches were delivered by
Genl Slocum, Montgomery Blair, and
John Van Buren. President Johnsrn's
reconstruction policy was endorsed, ne
gro suffrage denounced, and the necessi-
ty Of enforcing the Monroe doctrine in
regard TO Mexico maintained.
John III. Reagan has issued an adj
dress to the people Of Texas, counceling
them to acquiesce thoroughlyFin the new
order Of things, and to bury past animos-
tiles.
a Washington special to a Sunday
paper says il i thought that JEFF. Davi )
has escaped. and il now OH his way tn
Nassau IT, j. said that Davis got oat Of
the Fortress in the disguise of negro
stevedore, and went 10 an English vessel
in waiting ia Hampton Roads, and the
vessel sailed immediately. 1T i further
said that Davis escape was winked at
by high officials at Fortress Monroe
Richmond va; Oct. 1o.-The Commercial
Bulletin establishment restored to the pro-
prietors to-day The publication rf tlo paper
will ~ resumed an Tuesday, but, fur the pres
ent, Weddenbrrn viii not M allowed to resume
the editorial control.
The publication of the Enquirer will be re-
snmei next week.
The Examiner viii soon be rrpuhlished III
Henry Rives Pollard, Tate editor of the Times
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