Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-10-13

In more unsettled and deplUable co d.
tion han ever
ST. Louis, Sept. 30--Forty miners, with
nearly one million gold dust, arrived AZ
81. Joseph yesterday.
LouIsvILLE, Oct. Tho munlsipal and
legislative elections ON Saturday resulted
IN the choice Of the entire Conservative
ticket.
NEw YORK, Oct. l.--Gco. A. GODDARD, for.
mtr member OF tue Confederate Vigilance
Committee in Arkansas, was arrested TO.
lay at the Instance of VIM. Newton, . man
whose ~ operty at Camden was seized in
1851, aud turned over to the Confederate
government. Godards bail is fixed nj
10000.
wAsuiSoroN, Oct. l.-Major General
William W. Howell is appointed Consult
General 10 the British North American
Provinces; residence Montreal.
General Morgan Smith is appointed Con
sui at Ilonululu.
Gen. ". l.. Duff formerly chief OF artil-
lery on Grants staff, has been appointed
Consul n, Glasgow.
New ORLEANS, Oct. There have been
seven deaths from yellow fever and thirty
from cholera, during the pnst forty.eight
hours.
New YORK, Oct. 2-Gold l4Sl.
The fragments of household effects re-
naming AT Arlington House were yester-
day transferred to Gen. Lees Agent by or
der, it is said, Of the President
LOUISVILLE, Oct. 2.-The tobacco factory
machine shop, boundary and the Pen'en-
tiary at Jacksonville were burned Nthi;
evening--loss one-half. Moore & Miller
loses by the foundery 100000; Mnckee &
Sons loss of tobacco factory 100000 to
$500 00O-fre supposed to be caused by
con vcts in the tobacco.
NEW York, Sept. 24.-The Times, of this
morning, approves of each of the provi-
sions Of the pending amendment, and says
there is not the slightest difference OF opin-
| ion, so farAs we arc concerned, in the I'M
ion party, and very little anywhere else, TO
the wisdom rntilying the constitutional a.
mendment proposed by Congress. 1t re-
ceivcd every sincere vote in the House and
is sustained by every Union journal through
out the country. The only point upon
which differences prevail is ms to the poll.
cy of making its adoption the condition
precedent TO the admission Of Representa-
lives from Southern States. Upon this
| Union members o. Congress were not n
greed among themselves.
The Vienna De Baltic says it learns that
! France has made energetic representations
to the Porte against any acquisition by the
United States of an island in the Gulf of
| Elgina. France has been supported in the
course by England.
FoRr LARAMIE, Sept ga dispatch
was received to-day from Fort Phillip Kear-
ney, stating that the Indinns were very
| troublesome, stealing stock and attacking
small parties. On the 10 h rh"y mptur,
a Government herd Of mules, and wounded
two of the quad. On the 18th Private
johnson, and Ridgewny Glover, an artist
| for Frank Leslie's paper, were killed aud
badly mutilatcd. They attempted to capt.
me the pickcts near the Fort, but were run
off with loss of two killed. rwo men of
Baly's mining party, while hunting were
killed, after a small loss to the Indians
Reports received from Fort Smith, Decotah,
state there are five hundred lodges of Sioux
Indians on Long River Hollow, and hostile
| They are determined that the new road to
! the Montana shall not be Travelled. Gov.
eminent stock was stolen at Platte Bridge,
Dccolah, TO day
| SAN FRANCISCO Sept pa letter re
ceved here dated September 81, giving an
accoun, of Carouas recent operations At
palus Pictls,s near Mazallpn, says $50 men,
uuler the command of Coils. Grenalio aud
Martinez aiiacked the French position from
the rear, dismounting one piece ofartillery,
and exploding the lmperiflists magazine.
| The French, thus cut off from Mazat Ian
made two desperate charges, under Capt
/ Delatkn, and succeeded in rescuing their
canson. An Imperial battalion, called
| Cassad,rcs, soon after arrived and drove
off the Eibsral forces. Both stiles exhibited
the utmost bravery. Especial praise is
awarded TO Capt, Delatka for his obstinate
| dtf nce
New YORK, Sept. 2S.--Gen. Santa Auna
! has nddressrdya reply to Minister Romero,
| in which he takes the leaders oithe prosent
Republican Government in Mexico to task
for refusing to receive his services against
the Empire He declares that their refusal
| win not deter him from doing his best il
behalf of his country. How he means sto
do this and preserve harmony among the
defenders of the Republic, -as re AYERS
himself anxious to do, is not stated. IS. y
NEW YuRK, Oct. 2.--Gold 48s.
|. A South American correspondent states
that the Chilans arc anxious to carry the
war into Spain. The Secretary Of Foreign
Affairs in speech said that Chill would
ever regard Spain as her.naval enemy.
Confederate Commodore Tucker has been
/ Installed MS commander of the allied fleet.
Santa Annals Office was crowded yester-
day with parties anxious to enter the ser
! vice of Mexico 1t is said here that firm
is commissioned TO buy six steamers for the
Liberals.
PniLADELPHrA, Oct 3.-The political ex-
citement here is increasing asthe election
day draws near. A very large vote will be
poiled on Tuesday, over sixteen thousand
\ flames having been added by the extfa. as
sessment. -
NrwsYoRK, Oct. f.--Fernando Wood tas
! announced himseIfa ca niida,e for Congress
/ in the 9Th District II is,ihought that lis
admirable couduci at the Phifndelphia Con
venlion, which brought him high praise
from Conservative men OF both parties, will
render cerfain his election.
wAsHINeros, Oct. 3.fn reference to the
memorial Of Southern cotton factor, aud
lplanlers. THE Attorney General has given
The opinion ihatthe President mnnoi sepa
4 rate districts for Gotten ax from districts
for assessment and collection of taxes on
4 ulher products Sec. McCulloch also denies
] che application for change Of the bounda-
\ ries OF collection idistricIs.
All officers Of HE Internal Revenue,
South, have taken the oath Of Office except
one in Texas.
Nrw YoRK, Oct. 4-Geid 14sf.
Rear Admiral Gregory died this morning
~ wILMIscrOx, DEL. 0ci. 3.--Afthe elec1 ION
held throughout tie State Yesterday for
Judges aud Inspectors Of Election, the