Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-09-15
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WASHINGTON, Aug. 30.-Thc pub
lie debt statement will be issued
about the I'd proximo, and will show
considerable reduction Of the debt.
From the fact Of sixty-threo mill
ion temporary loan having been
called in, much less amount OF
currency at Washington will be
found in the. treasury. The coin
balance will be largely increased.
New York, Aug. 3O.-Advicos
per steamer Asia state that DR.. For
bes, the cotton commissioner for
the Indian government, who recent
ly visited the cotton States, esti-
mates the cotton crop at one million
two hundred thousand bales. The
Carolinas will produce one hundred
thousand bales; Georgia one HUN
dred and fifty thousand; Alabama
two hundred thousand, and the 9th
er four States will not exceed five
hundred thousand, according to his
estimates.
At a Radical mass meeting held
in Portland, on Monday, Gen
Banks intimated that the President
was y prospective traitor, and that
Gen. Grant was Il timc-server. lie
said that the first act Of the rebels,
after their accession to power, would
be to remove Gen Grant from office
and place one Of their own generals
in his stead.
TnENToN, N. j., Aug. 30.-Gov
Ward has issued proclamation
convening the Legislature Of this
State on tho 10th Of September, iol
the purpose Of ratifying the consti,
tutional amendment, and filling the
existing senatorial vacancy.
SAN Francisco, Aug. 3O.-Hol-
brook, the Democratic candidate tor
delegate to Congress from Idaho
will have 600 majority.
ST.. LOUIS, Aug. 3o.-Only G.
cholera interments were reported
yesterday. The epidemic is disap-
pearing from the central and bust
ness portions of the city.
Moscow, Wednesday, Aug. 90
The United States Embassy has re-
ceived complimentary addresses
and invitations by telegraph from
a large number of the principal cit
les and towns in the interior ot
Russia.
PAaIs, Thursday evening, August
30.-The belief grows here that
Maximilian will abdicatc the crown
Of Mexico.
The Debats, to-day in its editorial,
alludes to the honors paid to the
American embassy in Russia, and,
after making the significant inqui-
ry, "what is tho value Of these dcm-
onstrations between the Upitcd
States and Russia, says that France
has done little to revive the old
friendship between herself and The
United States.
WASHINGTON, Aug 31.--Secrctary
Harlan retired to-day from the Do
partment of the Interior, tho en-
ployees of which presented him
with service of silver and burn
ished gold. Browning his success
or, takes the position tomorrow.
SAN FRAEcIsco, Aug. 3l.-Mexi-
can adviccs state that MaXimilian
has levied two forced loans on the
residents of Guaymas, amounting
to 1927, 900. A French man-of-war
recently seized the American bark
Francis Palmer, under pretence that
she was loading guano without a
permit, and carried her to Mazatlan.
Admiral Thatcher will send the
Saranac and Shawnee to invesu-
gate the matter.
AUBURN, n. Y, Aug. 3l.-The
President has met with AN enthusi-
astic reception all along the line.
He was welcomed at Schenectady,
Utica and other points. At the
first named place, he said all the de-
partments OF the Government, ex-
cept the Legislature having done
their duty, he expected, at the ap-
preaching election, the people to do
theirs.
NEW YoPs. Aug. 31-The steam
er Arizona has arrived from Aspin-
we'll with 81 400 0na ~ fr''9eH~"