Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-11-17

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Mon somefy iiltif. ahd M lalfobe, ooah
ssl iof hswly stpoihled haldmofe Police
Commlssloasfs, aff,sd here last sweating
and had 40 iniefView With The President 70.
dag. srans, Osn. urani, Stanton and me
Aiohsy.Otnefai uefe 10 oohiefence With
the l'ftsideni.
Pans. Nov s..--Ths fumgred change In
the Washington Embassy 10 fully con
hrmtd
81 PEfrnsuuao, Nov S.--Ths military
and naval forces " Russia have been Or
dered to DO raised to their full strength.
MApRlD, Nov. 8.--lt IL said that spain
oontemplnies coup 4 sfdL
VIrssA, Nov. d. Hungarian Diet
has been convened for the 9th inst.
T0RoSro, Nov. 3.--The excitement rela-
tive 10 Fenian trials 10 moderated. Lums-
den was tried to-day. The court room was
densely crowded. Verdict, not guilty.
Nrw YoRK, Nov. 4.---The gsand total OF
registered voters Ia this city Is l25,lB2.
baltimore, Nov. i.--tNoon. )-'Counsel
for new commissioners have made applica-
ton before Judge Bartcl, OF Court OF APP
peals, fora writ OF habens corpus. The
writ cannot DO served until tomorrow
The law OF Maryland on the subject Of ha'
beas corpus provides that the ollicer having
in custody the party suing out the writ
shall, within three days after such service,
make return Of the writ, and cause the per-
son detained TO DO brought before the court;
II the Warden of the Jail avails himself OF
these three days in which 10 make return,
IL Is supposed the parties may not get
hearing before Tuesday or Wednesday. II
Is not known what course he will pursue.
IL Is presumed that IL the Commissioners
are brought before Judge Bartel tomorrow,
counsel will enter into discussion Of the
points involved.
The city continues remarkably quiet, and,
excepting small gangs of people quietly
discussing tho situation and the rumors in
circulation, there is nothing noticeable out
oyERToN.
wAsulSGIos, Nov. 4.
/, BALTIMORE, Nov. 5.-Judgc Bnrtel, As
.sociate Justice Of the Court of Appeals, sp-
pcarad in court this morning, and, in an
swer to his inquiry il the writs Of habcas
corpus in the case Of tho New Commission
ers and the Sheriff, which were issued by
him on Saturday evening, had been served,
was informed they had been served this
morning, but the prisoners we're not forth.
coming, owing, as the Warden Of the Jail
says, to the want of proper conveyances.-
The Counsel for the prisoners contend that
writ should be returned Immediately unless
unavoidable impediTcnts are presented.
The prisoners not appearing Mt ii o'clock,
their Counsel announced that they had pre-
pared petition that his Honor would COM
mand the Deputy Sheriff to produce the
Warden, together with the prisoners Coun.
sci for Old Commissioners thought such
return would be made by o'clock as would
render further proceedings here unneces-
sary. .
d A dispatch from Kansas City says fight
recently occurred near Ballcr Spring, be-
tween party OF surveyors, under Coils.
Phillips and Goss, and number Of dcspe-
radoes, in which Col. Goss was killed, and
Col. Phillips was MORALLY wounded. Goss
was the Democratic candidate for State
Auditor. Phillips was formerly known as
correspondent of the New York Tribune.
BALTIMORE, Nov. 5.--Judgc Bartel de-
cided that the Warden would have three
! days in which to make his return. An es-
tablshment containing one hundred and
| fifty boxes of fire arms and ammunition was
seized to day by tho police Resistance
was offered to their arrest, and one man
shot. Gen. Grant, acting in private CO.
pacity, made the following proposition to
the old commissioners which it is supposed
will be accepted.
, s'That the Conservatives have one Judge
of election and Clerk in ench precinct, and
according to Registry law, have boxes for
rejected ballots, one TO be placed at every
precinct" Gen. Grant was acting as the
Representative of Gov. Swami in the mat
ter. All quiet at present. No trouble ap-
pretended. . r...
new YORK, Nov. 5.-Affiiavits to prove
the innocence of the Rev. McMahan, now
under sentence of death in Toronto, have
been forwarded to Washington. ..
Madam, Monday Nov. 4.-The Queen Of
Spain made an offer to tho Pope of a resi-
dence at Grenada, and Spanish War vessels
will be placed at his disposal in case of an
emergency. IT..
CoNsTAsrISopLE, Nov. 4.-U. S. Squad
ron is expected in Turkish waters.
Sr. PETERSBURG, Nov. 4.-War is renew
ed in Bokehara, and Russian forces have
besieged and taken the city of Eurterpe.
70 BUFFALO, Nov. 5.--Considerable excite
ment at Fvr,.. Erie last night in expectation
Of Fenian raid The tc":"nse Of the panic
ems to have been the arrival Of the : >.
steamer Michigan, which has come to re-
store the Fenian arms captured last June,
and the Fenian demonstration on Sunday
afternoon, where prominent Fenians made
addresses and speeches.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 3.--The guards have
been removed from Mr.. Davis, divesting
4 his Imprisonment to anything like severity
and paving the way, it ispresumed, for full
parole and release. By order of the Ex-
ccutive all the guards, both day and night
have been removed. He enjoys perfect
health and untrammelled liberty, and every
means of comfort and pleasure. 1t is said
he has expressed great gratitude, and con-
! templates yacating Carroll Hall, and taking
up his residence with Mrs. Davis in the
classmates assigned him shortly after his
arrival.
I BALTIMORE, Nov. 3-The new Commits
sioners were arrested this afternoon on q
Bench Warrant issued by Judge Bond, on
charge Of attempting to break the peace;
and, upon refusing to give bail in the sum
| Of S25, 900, were committed TO Jail by Sheriff
Thompson The old Commissioners are
still in possession. The counsel for new
Commissioners intend to take out writ of
habeas corpus, which will bring tho ques-
ton before the courts. The case can scar
! cely be returned before Monday.
| Several riotous demonstrations occurred
during the afternoon, when the fact be-
came known that tho new Commissioners
had been thrown into prison. The city is
quiet now.
; NEW Yonk, Nov. s-Thc Typhus fever
has broken out in malignant form in one
Of the charitable institutions on Mamhat-
tan Island. Several cases have been re-
moved to the fever hospital within q few
| days. .r...i... .f
The Steamer Florida arrived to-day from
Havrc. She had 20 deathe on the passage
from cholera. There are five patients still
on board which will be transferred to the
Illinois. The Florida is chartered by the
French Government to 60 TO Nera CruI for
troops, and only touched at New York to
land passengers.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. s.-Bulletin says
Newell, Republican, has been defeated for
Congress in I'd district by 500 majority.
l. d, MosTREAL, Nov. Sit is understood
| that Gavernmant af cabinet meefinO re-