Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-10-27

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James from CORPUS Christi, yesieIdly o.
miles easl-soufh.casi from Cope iigury
Nth both masis gone trylng 10 maze
Hampton Roads, with jury masls rugged.
The guuboal Lenopec has gone her assis-
lance.
IN unknown brig went ashore near
ChenealiagIe beach yesterday, ~ ]. NJ,
The storm has prevailed With great ,io.
leHce along the coast, according 20 &C.
counts and intelligence NJ numerous ia,
rinc disasters is expected. II blew heavy
las, night from the northwest, and the sea
was breaking inside the chpas Ia seven
faihoms Of water,
PENSACOLA, Fla, Oct lj.--The United
States Steamer Newborn, IRON New York
via Key West, reports having picked up,
on the 9Th inst, of the coast Of Georgia,
the Captain, second mate aud two seamen
Of the British BARK Ambrosine, FOR Queens,
town. She was In severe hurricane aud
w,nt TO pieces on the 9th The Captain
and crew were forwarded from Key West
10 New York, The Ambrosine was cleared
from this port by Judah = Leharon the
10th Of September with cargo Of timber
and deals.
SAvASSAn, Ca, October ia private
letter FROM Mayport Mills, Florida, says
that Gouldsby, the second mate Of the
Evening Star, has arrived there, having
left the steamer With boat lead Of ladies.
All hi. Two were lost before getting near
shore. In landing, the latter were lost
One was named Annie -, from Rhode
Island the other Rosa Howard Of New
York. Doth bodies were washed ashore
that Of the latter was nearly deyoured by
sharks. The mate is barely alive.
CHARLESTON, s. c., Oct. l5.-Thc grand
jury made their presentment 10 the United
States Court to-day. After touching upon
local topics, they express the hope that the
National Congress will dispassionatcly
consider the state of the country, aud di-
rect its efforts to the full restoration Of the
Union, removing or modifying all disqual-
flying acts, especially the test oath. They
also advert to tho. case Of Mr.. Davis, and
urge his speedy trial or release GU bail, as
n matter of justice and humanity.
NEW York, Oct. lG.-Awivcd; Steam
ship Scotia, from Queenstown, with dates
TO the It'll inst
The following are the principal condi.
tons of the treaty of peace between Aus
tria and Italy: mutual exchar &c Of pris-
oners of war; Austria consents 10 the I'M
ion Of Venetia to Italy: the frontiers to
be added TO Italy are those which constitu
ted the administration of Venetia while
under the Austrian dominion; the amount
of debt to be assumed by Italy IL thirty
million florins, payable in eleven install
ments in twenty-three months.
WASHINGTON, Oct. lG.-The United States
Direct Tax Commissioner, will sell to the
highest bidders the following Government
property, situated on the Islands of Port
Royal, Ladies', st. Helena, Coosa and Par
ny. The sales will commence as follows:
November ], 6,642 lots and houses in the
town of Beaufort; November 3, nearly
8, 900 lots in the newly laid ont town OF
Port Royal, at the southwest end of St.
Helena, Island; December 8, thirty.threc
school farms, containing about G,000 acres.
These sales are to be made under the act of
July l6, 1866.
The Mexican Minister here, doubts the
reported victories of Mejia over Escobedo
at Monterey, assigning as u reason that
accounts from the City of Mexico, to the
30th uit represented Mejia to be at that
place, and that, therefore, it was impossi-
BILE for him to have marched 800 miles and
achieved the victory between that time and
the date of the alleged victory.
The President has appointed Augustus
W. Norcross Assessor of the Internal rev.
cnue for the First District of louisiana,
and julius Ennemaser Assessor for the
Third District of that State.
BosToy, Oct. 1G.-Gen. Banks was re-
nominated to-day TO Congress by the Re-
bublicans of the Sixth District, on the rst
ballot. Banks had al votes of. l43. The
was declared unanimous.
New York, Oct l6.-Thc Times OF TO-
day, speaking, of Radical Republican
meeting at the Cooper Institute last night,
says it was very successful. Tho Hall was
crowded till scarcely foot of standing
room was left unoccupied, and five or six
thousand people gathered about the outside
stand. The principal addresses were de-
livered by Hannibal llamlin, ex- Vice-Pres-
ldent, and Senator Wilson, of Massachu-
sets. 1t was a noticeable feature of the
assemblage that the more radical were the
uttcrances of these thoroughly Radical Or
ators the greater the applause and enthu- |
siasm Of the crowd.
NASHVILLE October, l6.-Fears were en-
tertained Of riot yesterday, because sew
eral negroes who had been arrested as va
grants summarily left for the South, being |
offered their liberty if they would go 10
work upon certain Mississippi plantations
Texas Associated Press, Dispatches
NEW YORK, Oct. 1.-THE Democratic
Convention 18th District met
at Albany today. Nominated Hon. Mr.. o. |
II. Pruyn candidate for Congress. -
New ORLEANS. Oct. l7.SGold l47I-l
Deaths from yellow fever 5 to s pey day, |
which is a gradual decrease.
WAsuIyGToy. Oct. l7.,-Th,re Is no nos
,ibilitv whatever that the President will
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