Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-12-01
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The CONSERVATIVES ~ lhe army
and navy held q meeting here last
night They declared against the
Constitutional amendment AMI IN
favor of extending the right Of suf
frago 10 negroes on q qualified ba
sis.
The Congressional Rctrcnchmcnt
Committee will begin their inveuti-
cations into the Treasury proper to
day
Y Thad Stevens has arrived in the
City. lie announces his intention
TO be more Radical than ever in the
coming session. lilo has proposed
abill for Immediate passage to rcgu'
late removals from office, IL il more
stringent than Senator Trumbull's,
and provides that no one rejected by
the Senate shall again DO nominal
cd or appointed TO any office for
three ycais.
LONDON, Nov. 2l.-Iord Stanley
in reply to a letter in regard to the
ships seized by the U. S, Govern
ment points on. that no arrange
ment can be made to consider single
claims.
A grand reform banquet was held
in Manchester last night. Bright
J madcia powerful speech.
The Times says although the Fed
eral Secretary If tho Treasury be.
lieves that the bonds of the United
States will be paid in gold, il would
be better il Congress would secure
such payment by law,
PARIS. Nov. 2l.--Itis said that
the French Government has receiv.
ed news that the rule of Maximili.
anis virtually at an end 1t is
further reported that the Govern
ment has ordered the shipment Of
stores to Mexico to be stopped.
"a MADRID, Nov. 2l-It is stated
that the King of Prussia has writ
ten to the Pope offering him the pro.
lection of Prussia.
John Surratt, an alleged accom-.
plice in the murder of President
Lincoln, was discovered serving in
the ranks of the Papal Zouaves un.
der the name of John Watson He
was arrested upon the demand of
Gen. King. but afterwards escaped
into Italian territory. The Italian
authorities are endeavoring TO recap
ture frim.
LONDON, Nov. 22.-The u S.
steamer Frolic left Southampton
yesterday to join the squadron at
Lisbon.
1t is stated that the Great East
ern will begin to make regular trips
between New York and Brest in
March.
1t is rumored that an Austrian
loan of several million thalers will
soon be placed in the market.
ToRoNTo, Nov. 23.-The U. S.
Government has instructed the
American Consul to appeal for a
new trial for the condemned Fen
ians. s.
WASHINGTON. Nov. % The Sec
rotary of the Treasury in CONVEX
,sation to-day, said the disturbed
condition of the money market was
not in consequence of anything he
had done. n
MONTREAL, Nov. 23.--Dispatches
received by the Governor General
from England thate the possibility
of trouble with the United States
Tenders vigilance Indispensable on
the part of the Canadian author.
ties aeH r7H97,a
o baltimore, Nov, 90 !-secretary
Stanton has appointed Col. NJ, II.
Stuart, w. Flynn, of Washington,
and "A. Miller Of Cecil county, com.
missioners to neutrality-suspicious.
to,loyal slavc-owners Of Maryland
whose slaves were drafted during
the war The commission is Great
ed under act IT Congress passed last
sessi n.
~ LONDON, Nov. 90, P. M,-The
. Paris correspondent of the Morn
ing Post says the relations between
England and the United States will
soon be critical. Consols 90. 5-20's
II IA.
BosToN. Nov. GA large meet
ing, for the purpose of raising funds
to educate the freedmen, was held
at the fremont Temple last even
ing Addresses wcrerdelivered bt
Ex-Governor Andrew. Rev Beech
,cr, Geo. Thompson, of England, and
Others. ,.,a...,
!, 1t appears from official compila-
tons just made, that nearly one
hundred and ifty.six millions dol
lars were appropriated for the pub
lie service for the year ending June
1867; including nineteen millions
for Navy, and thirty weight millions
for the Army.
During the last three or four
days about 100 changes of Post
masters have been made
Admiral Dahigren is about leav
ing Washington toassumc command
of the South Pacific Squadron.
A Cabinet meeting was held to-
day, the usual meeting Of Tuesday
having been omitted, owing to. the
absence of the. President at Balti-
more. sft
BALTIMORE. Nov. 20.-Thc Ma
sonic celebration to day. on occa
sion of the laying of the corner
stone of the new Masonic temple.
\ was grand affair. There were
j over eight thousand Masons in the
procession, which was magnificent
There were delegations of Ma
sons from nearly all tn States, and
tho differentiation was splendid.
President johnson was present
and was received with the highest
.honors.-Picdgune.
PARIS, Nov. 20.-.It is said M.
Monitor the French Minister is