Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-09-01
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NEW YoRv, Aug. l7.--Gold 1904.
Rio Jnnoiro dates of July 10, state that
the Pamguayans recently hombarded Camp
Eliibad, without result Peru and Chill
have proilered their aid as modialurs. No
importance is attached TO the proposal. II
Is said Brazil would continue war If the nj
lies Withdrew, dceming 1t necessary for the
tranquility OF the Empire.
WASHINGTON, Aug. lT,-Thsd Stevens
unanimously nominated for re election 10
Congress by the Convention Mt Lancaster.
Roberts has called the Fcnian Congress
10 meet at Troy, September fourth,
CINcIYYATI, Aug. l7.--Sixty-seyen deaths
from choleraycstcrday.
New York, Aug. ls.-Gold forty-nne
and a quarter (i0l.) Cotton dull prices
unchanged
CrxcIyxvrr, Aug. 1S.-sixtyrOur deaths
from cholera yesterday.
WAsuINGToN, Aug. lS.-The President,
in his interview with the New Hampshire
delegation, said, in reference to the Conven-
ton and h 5 future policy
awe have now policy and principles
n recognized plan laid down by the most
intelligent. able and patriotic body of men
convened since the day Of the declaration
of independence; that recognition OF his
policy and principles would be required Of
those who receive Office and patronage from
the Government. 1t was the duty the ad-
ministration owed itself that strength and
favor should be given TO those who main
tain the principles declared by that great
body of national men who met this week
in Convention ut Philadelphia"
WASHINGTON
special states that Secretary Stanton will
soon be appointed Minister to Spain, and
that Gen. Steodman will be Secretary of
War.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 1o.--The President
has issued proclamation declaring that
the instruction which heretofore existed
in the State of Texas is at an end, and is
hcnccforth so regarded in that State as IN
the other States in which the said insur-
rection is at an end, and that peace, tram
guilty and civil authority now exist in and
throughout Texas to the Rio Grande.
JACKSON, Aug. 20.
LONDON, Aug. 17.-Final negotiations
for the establishment of peace between
Prussia, Austria and Italy are in progress
and peace is regarded as certain.
Cholera Deaths 20 whites, blacks.
JACKSON, Aug q.
New YORK, Aug. 21st.-The Washington
rumor is revoked of Stanton. removal
is probable. Strong pressure against him.
The Missouri Convention delegation urge
the appointment Of General Frank Blair,
but Stcadman will probably be his success
sor
New ORLEANS, August 2lst.-Twenty-
eight cholera deaths during the last twen-
ty-tour hours A fifteen days quarantine
has been established at Mobile against all
New Orleans vessels.
New YORK. August 2lst.-Gold forty
eight and one-eighth.
The call for the Soldiers and Sailors
Convention, who endorse the Presidents
policy. to meet at Cleveland is signed by
Frank Blair, Rousseau, Custar, McCook,
Steadman, Meredith, Dix, Slocum, Sickles,
and nearly hundred other Federol OF IOWA
Tie address declares generally that it is
the duty and right of each State to partic-
mate in the government. Believing the
South sincere, the signers are unwilling
that the people should be heldin vassalage,
and say they cannot be denied representa-
ton in Congress without violation of the
Constitution. The address concludes:-
tation, or form of government are at issue,
however much the sgners regret to sever
old political associations, and to cooperate
with former enemies, they prefer TO act
with those who have been wrong and are
now right than act with those who were
right and are now wrong
WlsuIvGToN, Aug. 2l.-The President
has officially announced to Gov. Hamilton
that he is relieved as Governor Of Texas,
the STAIRS of that State having been remit
ted to the constitutional authorities chosen
by the people.
BurrALo, Aug. 2l.-The Fenians picnic
is largely attended. No raid was proposed,
only few Irish companies had arrived.
New ORLEANS, Aug. 2l.-Cotton firm.-
Sales four hundred and fifty bales. Receipts
for four days nine hundred and sixty bales.
Low Middling 8303i. D. FLASNERY.
JACKSON, Aug. %.
LIVERPOOL, Aug. 1S.-The Times says the
speech of the King of Prussia did not make
a favorable impression in Paris, even
among those who most approved of his sue
cess. The absence of any allusion to France
or other foreign Powers offends the Paris
ians.
BERLIN, Aug. IS.-The Prussian Cham
bers are discussing bill for annexation OF
the Kingdom of Hanover, the Electorate OF
Hesse the Duchy of Nassau and city oil
Frankfort.
PARIS, Aug. 1s.-NapOlcon denies hay-
ing intended any design of annexing Bel
GUM TO France.
PRAGUE, Aug. 19.-The Peace Conference
in session. Negotiations are progressing
tayorably. The ratification of a treaty ex-
pected to be exchanged within ten days.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 2l.-The Mexican
Minister has been advised that the French
evacuated Monterey and Saltillo, which ore
in possession Of the Liberals. Eseobedo
with one thousand Mexicans, will be in
| San Luis Potosi within two months.
New ORLEANS, Aug. 2l.-Gold forty-s
Cholera, on Sunday fourteen deaths. Dis
case on the decrease, but raging on planta-
lions. Up the river deaths chiefly among
I negroes