Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-10-20
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IN lhis boat we're Robert fingcr, chic
trnglneeri Filler \. Alien, purseri John
Long, water tender Frederick shader, coal
pnssrri 0eorge Smith, seamani John Pow.
ers, seamani Dennis sannon, waiter Row
land Stephens, waiter; Edward lnnner
passengers and II, Harris, passenger, All
these have arrived here.
The second boat launched from the fast,
sinking vessel took III persons, anon
whom were Capt Knapp and the second
I mate. This boat capsiEef twelve or fifteen
I times. The fourth time this boat upset,
/ CaptKnapp was lost. This boat arrived
nj Fernandinl on Sunday morning, the 7th
! inst with Of the 10 who embarked and
/ . dead bodies. The names Of the living on
this boat are .Thos. Fitzpatrick, 81 mate
/ John Dempsey, seaman; John Campbell,
seaman; j. Howe, seaman Chancellor
Mason, storage steward, and Frank Girnrd,
passenger,
The other aud last boat is supposed to
have been lost, and all on IL drowned, Ii
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tainly known. Among the passengers lost,
aro all tho French Opera Troupc--52 in
number
WAsuISdToS, Oct. 0.-The Cabinet meet,
'ng today, which was attended by all the
members, was protractcd TO no unusually
late hour. Even Secretary Seward, although
his health is in precarious condition,
stayed throughout the whole session, aud
the indications are very plain that matters
OF an important character were under con.
sidera,ion.
The statement comes from an authentic
source that the case of jefferson Divis was
discussed at this meeting of the Cabinet,
and deci sion arrived nj as TO the course
that will be pursued with reference to him.
Texas Associated Press.
nopers will contain the correspondence
between Levee Commissioners and Gov.
Wells respecting the proposition TO con.
vepo The Ieoislaiure IN consider repair of
Ievces The Goyernor refused. not beliey.
inc Tho JeoisIo,ure necessary II ia nm
dcps,ood bis nnwillincness orises from the
apprehension that its first act would be the
impeachment of himself.
Adyices from Rio Grande to the 4th re.
norris that Col Ouirooo COMMANDING tho
Imperialists, had routed the Liberals be.
tween saltillo and San Luis. and that
Escobeda was expected to be driven from
Monterey, upon which Vidaurrri and Meiia
were advancing.
Matamoros is still held by Canales,
though two attempts have been made to
ci.ct him and Cortinos was advancing to
mako the third one The Liberals since
the departure of Meiia. had made forced
Ioans in Matamoros omounting to seven
hundred thousand dollars
WAsuINGToN. Oct. ia dispatch an
n,orcd in the pb;ladelnbia Ledocr This
morning from Washington. saving that the
the President had been propounding certain
interropatories TO the Attorney General
rcsnecting the constitutionaIitv Of CONGRESS
and that an opinion in writing wouid be
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