Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-12-08
TELEGRAPHIC.

WASHINGTON, Nov. H.--]udgc Whitaker
of New Orleans, has been in this city 10,
several days, on m important Southern
nilsson, and leaves for home to morrow
and " III urge upon tie South To agiInte in
.Gu-,rin intrres,s rather than politics.
Gen. U. S. Grant rs n member OF the new
company, that lately Obtained the rehuan
tcpcc Railroad grant.
The Presidents Message had iina
reading in the Cabinet to day, and will b.
ready TO mail South Tomorrow.
LoyroN, Nov. 27-lhe Fcnian alarm i,
OH he increase, and two regiments of reg
mla,s and several war ships are ordered I,
Ire and with all speed, and the TINES say
possibly Stephens may alrca'ly be in hc
land.
The Morning Herald says the U. S. Gov
eminent has lately revived the claims for
merly made upon Euglnnd for damages iC
American commerce by the A'nhnmr
Shenandoah aud other Confederate Priva-
teels The demands are made in friend
ly tone.
PARus, Nov. 27.-The new minister t,
Washington, Bcsthemy, W i'll Gave Paris To-
America on The Sih December
The French Government has Sent proca.
NATIONS to Marshal Bazainc for publication
in Mexico when the Emperor Maximiliai
leaves the country.
The American Minister recrived ycsie,.
day, a dispatch from Secretary Srwaid 0l
5000 words in length; il WIS transHit Ell
oyer the Atlantic nble in ten hOn!s
LONDON, Nov. 2G.-Twrl,e thousand
breech londing rifles hive been seat hy
Government TO ireland for use Of the coli
stables Arrests of Feuiaus continue to b.
made in ireland. and the troops are Wig,
liant. The National u cups are ready ~
move at m"menIs warming.
Proposals for some parts fthe Nicaragua
1 route have been awarded. Tue FINES con-
sideis that he entire scheme will be divid
ed between the Governments of France ami
the United States.
There has been rumorcd fgh'ing IN
Gambia. 1t is said the Turks have been
badly beaten, no less than three thousand
having been killed and two thousand taken
prisoners.
BANGOR, Nov. 26.--Most WOODEN mann
factories ia this vicinity have closed. BE-.
cause wool costs mare in its ori ,inal shape
. than the manufactured goods sell for in
open market.
WASHINGTON, Nov 30.-Ii is not true as
reported that 4 treaty has been concluded
beiween Great Britain and U. S Mrrcl,
the project had been received, and il may
be full year before treaty founded upon
it will go into effect.
Gen. Lowry and Mai Hillyer, the Com
missioners fram Mississippi. sent here to
ask fer the release of JEFF. Davis, left for
home last evening, having been convinced
that there was no prospect that their re-
Quest would be granted.
Il is understood that they will visit him
on their reiu n home.
ToRoNrO. Nov. 3J--NO decision has yet
been rendeied IN the matter Of appeal Of
the Fenian counsel for new trial.
There are fears az raid from Vermont
being made 10 rescae the Ffnian prisJurrs
3ep Iiiehsll is 10 be sworn in shortly
ant c3mnsass the alniaistrAfipn Of the
Government during the absence Of MOnrek.
Who 10 going 70 England by the nerI
Cunard s1sAIner 70 assist ia the eoniedera
fion project.
eraplei from NFs York that Gen Scdse
vick has ben ordered under arrcsi is de-
MED ~ headqaarers, for crossing troops
iufo Nsiamorus-
wAsnxGTsx, Sov. Sole Radical
caucus vhieh vas called for FEidav, has
b-en posfpsn a. owing 20 The fcE arrivals
Of rnsnsh.Ts Of Congress. ID siA Izahabis
be brli % NondAy.
Hamifn. rhs vas srpoinisl 70 lriiv-i
she addrrss Of welcome 20 CJngres-. .
deeiib-d % 10 20.
WEHIEc7ox. Nov. s0.--TiIs Raii-ai
--ieons 70 congress Is Tos'puned uuil
Nsndsy.
I've rrses Of eboisrs we're rsParred Fes
sszlsy, q vi. ; rs SRA ss.e5 ts.tlly.