Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-11-10
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wards The prisoner convicted ny ''"''''h
gostpt., iloyaor url 20 Archbishop
Iyoeh on Chnfluion, yesterday visited VIZ.
Bayls and family, being nm old utpnniu-
tanee. lie Is The gucstof Gen barton con-.
mAndlng the Post,
WAanlSorox, oct. Minister Camp.
hell has lefi here Tor bis home In ONO,
from whence, 10 few days be vii pro-
coed 10 Mexico accredited to the Jua''
Government
NTwYoRE, Oct. 40 A. M--Anolher large
Anian meeting was held last night ~ bnt'
Ia. -. The war spirit among the lrSh Is
Aw Large meetings have also ueeh
held In Cincinnati. Men aud money Is be-
ing contributed,
PARIs, Oct. 27.--The proposal submitted
by France aud England to the Spanish TOW
eminent for the settlement OF the Ihillnh
difficulty, has been approved by the Queen
and her Ministers,
New YoRR, Oct. 30,-Licut Drainc, who
claims to have helda commission In the eN-
Confederate navy, and who seihed lhe
steamer Chesapeake during the war; has
been indicted by the Grand jury Tor muir
der and piracy on the high seas, anu he
will be tried ut the next session OF the u .
Circuit Court
HAMlLroy, c. W, Oct. SO.--A great din
ner was given TO the English Confederation
Delegate last night. Speeches were re-
markable forentire absence OF any hlius'oh
10 Fenians and Secretary Stewards letter.
NEW YORK, Oct. 30.-u. S, steamer Bien-
VILE, from 81. Thomas, is now lying al
quarantine with eighteen of the crew sick
yellow and Intermittent fever ON board
al, iaI nm
FORTRESS MONROE, Oct 30.-Ex-Confed.
crate General Dick Taylor arrived this
morning on visit. lie only remained in
the Fort to-day and went North tonight
WAsuIYGToN, Oct. 90.-JacOb Iowenthal,
well known as a claim agent in this CITY,
died here last night after few hours ILL
ness.
WASHINGTON, Oct 8l.-The Washington
correspondent of the New York Times says
that Sherman has accepted military and
Diplomatic mission to Mexico and will nc
company Col. Campbell, the new Minister
to that country.
The Arizona from Aspinwall, arrived
this morning, she brings million and
quarter treasure.
The French war steamer Talisman ar
rived at Panama from Mexico with large
number of sick and wounded who were
placed in the foreign hospital and the YES
sci sailed again for Mexico.
There was serious conhagration at AS
pinwall on the 10Th. The United States
Hotel was destroyed.
Honduras has decided to remain neutral
in the war between Spain, Peru and Chill.
TORONTO, Oct. 81 The Episcopal Church
at Brantford, c. W., was sacked by Fenians
on hearing of the sentence of Lynch and
Mcmahon.
MONTREAL, Oct. sl.-At public dinner
Mt Cartier last night, General Sir John
Mitchell Commander Chief, ma de
speech recommending the fertilization OF
Montreal, Kingston and all points west; al
so that the volunteer movement be Extend
ed over all British America.
Canada papers are discussing Stewards
letter and the tone of the American press
on Fenian trials. They say that threats
will do prisoners more harm than good.
BALTIMORE, Oct. 3l.-The trial of Com
missioners is still progressing, all parties
are very anxious to get through with the
trial. Governor Swan remarked that If
necessary he would sit up until midnight
to accommodate Council. The counsel for
the Commissioners have begun to argue the
case.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 3l--Thc funeral SER
vices of Miss Fannie Seward were per-
formed This afternoon. The remains were
sent to Auburn in a special car.
NEW ORLEANS, Oct. 3l.--The last dispatch
respecting the Empress Carlotta, at Mexico
dated Oct. 18th, gives bare hope of her re-
covery. The conditioner Mexico no better
though the Imperialists were successful IN
all engag ements mentioned.
LoyDoy, Oct. 29-Advces from Gambia
say the fighting between the Christian and
Turkish army continues.
In consequence of the bad condition of
the telegraph lines in Newfoundland, it is
proposed by the Ango-American Telegraph
Company to lay cables from Palestine Bay
to Ilalifax and Boston, the tolls ON dis
patches on the cable to be reduced one-half
the LIST Of November.
PRAGUE, Oct. 27.-An attempt was made
10 shoot the Emperor Francis Joseph on
leaving the theatre this evening. The cul-
prit aimed his pistol, but before the ball
was fred he was seized by an Engllshman
and placed under arrest.
LONDON, Oct 30.-Tucsdny .-The Times
apain urges reference Of the claims OF
the United States for property destroyed by
the Alabama to Joint Commission anu
l
justice. ,
be n celebration of solemn fete on the
18th of November for the restoration Of
peace.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 1.-SecretNry Seward
with nearly all of his family left here on
Yesterday evening to take the remains OF
his daughter to Auburn.
!. Mr.. Bogy, the new Commissioner of In
diam Affairs, assumed the duties Of his Of
flee to-day.
NEWARK, N. j., Nov. 1.-Senator Wright
died Mt one o clock this morning
New YORK, Nov. l.-Steamship Eagle,
with Havana dates 9th has arrived.
Well authenticated rumors past week OF
the landing of cargo Of negroes near In
cora and Cardenas. The Governor General
sent an officer to investigate the matter.
The Steamer Rhode Island with Admiral
Palmer on board was at Havana on 10Th.
The Government Agent commissioned TO
buy two monitors of this Government is a
passenger by the Eagle. -,
BALTIMORE, Nov. l-Goverpor decided
this morning to remove Police Commission
ers. He says, if necessary to enforce the
decision, he willcall upon the United States
for troops. There is great excitem&t on
the streets, and indications of troubEI
WASHINGTON, Nov. 2.-Washiugion San
ford Conoyer, alias Charles A. Denham,
was arrested in New York yesterday and
brought to Washington to-day. lie is
charged, on the affidavit of VIM. II. Roberts,
Z with having frauducntly procured Roberts
to commit 10 memory and swear to false
statement before the House Committee on
1.-THE Judiciary, and to matters duplicating
Jefferson Davis in the murder of President
Lincoln. Conover, it will be recollected,
gave secret testemony before the military
commission on the trial of the assassina-
tion conspirators.
BALTIMORE, Nov. 2.-Jas. Young and VIM.
Valient have been commissioned as new
Police Commissioners, and we're sworn be-
fore Judge Martin, Of the Superior Court.
There was no opposition thereto by the
counsel for the Con- missioners, who decided
they would offer no impediment to their
taking the oath. The old force yet remain
on dhty, aud the police stations are strong
To- Guarded All il ouiet but much interest