Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-10-06

was made on the next line of tho
Paraguayan Qualifications, which
were carried, but recovered, and
again retskeni but finally, after
heavy fighting, thc allied troops
were recalled, retiring in good ordpN
I without being pursued,
The works captured on the 10Th
remaining in possession ofthc allies,
arc likely to be Of great service,
The second Brazilian division, 5000
streng, under Rants Alcgrc, had
been incorporated with the allied
forces.
Two or three thousand convalcs-
cents had also joined the army
Reinlorccments have been demanded
and aro expected from Brazil and
the Argentine provinces.
a Brazilian transport was lost IN
the Platte, with all on board, and
$50, 900 sovcrcigns.
Coffee had advanced. The sales
for the week were $4,000 bags
The new crop is estimated at $780,
600 bags.
CIYcINNArI, Sept 2l,-The steam
cr ]. r, Gilmore, with y valuable
cargo, struck Il sunkcn wreck below
Mound City, and sunk Immediately,
the passengers and crew We're saved,
loss-boat and cargo, two hundred
and twenty thousand dollars, prin-
cipally insured a
The rains have done much dam
age in all parts Of the West. The
canal embanlimcnt at Dayton broke
and II great part Of the town is un.-
der water and much property was
destroyed; the whole country in
that section is under water, it has
been raining all day here at st.
Louis, louisville and Chicago. To
romto, the bank Of British North
America will protest English let
tera ofcredit on bank of Upper Cam
ada, it is thought affairs Of the lat
ter vii be wound up by assignecs,
the bills are falling thirty to forty
per cent. discount.
Boston, Sept. 22.-Gcn. y. 4.
Couch, has bccl appointed Collector
of Boston vice Hamlin, and George
II. Bingsbury, Postmaster vico.
Palfrcy.
1t is reported that Chandler,
Assist. U. S. Treasurer, will soon
give place to William Aspnwall
san FRANCISCO, Sept. 22-Thc
!, Election in Montana, on the Fourth,
is reported to have resulted in dem
ocratic victory by Il majority oftwo,
| Thousand.
SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. ia dis
prtch from Oregon, dated yester-.
day, says Ex-Governor A. &. Gibbs
has bcon nominated for United
. States Senator The vote stood:
Gibbs, 81 J. S. Mitchell, Is; scat
tering, 5. Tho Senate held All elcc-
ton and gave Gibbs majority off,,
but the House adjourned without
action, and subsequently appointed
the 25th of September as the day
for the election. Great excitement
prevailed throughout the session.
DRESDEN, Sept. 2l.--Peacc has
been concluded between Prussia and
Saxony.
, VIENNA, Sept. 21.-Austra has
, sent charge d affairs to Berlin.
PARIS, Sept. 2l.--Nap,leon has
como to Biarta,
WASHINGTON, Sept. 24-Thc diff
= ficultv between the United States,
Brazil and the Argentine Republic
has been adjuated.
a large number Of the supporters
of the President from Maine and
New Hamshire are here urging the
removal of certain post officers in
: those States.
5 New YORK, Sept. 23--.idvices
from Vera Cruz to the twelfth state
) that the French are erecting tortiti-
g cations on the land side Of the city
which is seriously threatened. Tho
: Staffa says Gen. Urga will proceed
, to Europe on mission and; return
with the Empress. Thencw French
commander to succeed Bazaine has
not vet arrived. The FRENCH will
attempt to retallc Matamoros- Min
istcr Romero has advices, stating
: that Juarez and cabinet are about
I removing from Chipl,uaha to Monte
rey. and occupy it as capitol.
LOUISVILLE, Sept. 23.-Elcvcn
cases Of fever and four deaths OF
/, cholera yesterday.
v NAsHvILLE, Sept 23.--Fifty chol'
> era deaths during twenty four hours,
, ending yesterday. All are leaving
, town, business stagnant.
3 New ORLEANS, Sept. 25.-Gold
f 1924. Yellow fever deaths yester-
: day, four.
|. New York. Sept. 25.-Gold forty
four and throc quarters e
The races at Jerome Park to-day,
were attended by twenty thousand
persons. The first race, mile and
a quarter heat, was won by
, Rayswcter; time 2:lT. The next
/, race. four mile heat. was won by
|, Kentucky; time 7:35 and 7:4lk
WASHINGTON, Sept. 25.-PrCsident
johnson has made the following
. appointments Gen. John A. Dix,
Minister to France. Gen. Hugh
Ewing, Minister Resident to the
4 Hague.
: The Committee appointed TO pre-
A sent the proceedings of the Cleve-
n land Convention, waited on the
= President to-day. Gen. Granger, in
4 the course Of his remarks, referred
a to the congratulatory dispatch sent
4 by Gen. Forrest. and said the tone
{ and spirit of Southern men was
( there exhibited. and no one had a
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