Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-11-03
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TELEGRAPHIC.
. lTcxas Associated Prss Dispatches
SEw ORLE,Ss, Oct. l0,-Generul shcri
dan has ordered the arrest Of Clarcuc,
/ I.aups charged with shooting freedman
| in Lafayette parish--ihe civil Outhorilie,
/ having neglected te bring accused to trial,
( NERA CRuz Oct. li.--rhe French steamer
Emsress Eugenia arrived yesterday will
Gen. Caslleman who started last evening u
meet Marshal BaEaine at puehla.
II is reported about one thousand French
| troops aud four thousand dollars In specie
| Is being embarked for France.
WASHINGTON, Oct, l9.--lhe Stale Depart
ment having received information from
our Consul at Peru, that native CHILEAN
resident of Kima has left for the United
States with the object of contracting for two
thousand negro families for that country
undir color of free colonization, but in fact
to be sold like Coolies for eight years. The
Secretary issues q circular to the Govern
ors of all the States, suggesting that all
legal and moral measures be used to pre-.
vent the consummation of such wrong.
NEW York, Oct, 20.-Ihe IIerald's Otto.
wa special says serious difficulty is expect
cd in the Canadian Cabinet, owing to the
agitation of Mr.. Gait, and the counterfeit
ing and financial embarrassment Of the
Government.
QUEBEC, Oct. 20.-It is understood threats
have been made TO burn the city Offices,
owing to religious and national animosity
The citizens are arranging night patrols
for the protection Of property.
BALTIMORE, Oct. 2O.-The organization
of boys in blue met last night, and resolved
to stand by the police commissioners, and
offered thoir services. 1t is not known
what response the commissioners will make
to the summons of the Governor.
ANNAPOLIS Oct 22.-The case of the
Police Commissioners was taken up this
morning by Gov. Swami. Complaints were
represented by Messrs. Cotode & Shyle.-
The commissioners, by Stockbridgey Alex
ander and Sterling, who read a reply deny
ing the jurisdiction of the Governor, but
avowing their readiness to answer before a
court of competent jurisdiction. The Gov
ernor decided he had jurisdiction, and the
Council for the Commissioners withdrew,
saying their mission was at an end.
OIL CITY, Oct. 22.-A fire this morning
destroyed nearly one. quarter of the oil at
the slippery, the position of the city pre-.
vented the flames from spreading into the
city by the superhuman efforts of the fire
department. Loss $4,000.
ST. LOUIS, Oct. 22.-Yiolent storm yes
terday, several buildings destroyed and
many persons injured.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 22.-The U. S. Con-
sui at Nassau, reports The following light
houses injured by the late hurricane
Light at Hole in Wall, Gumbay Light at
Elbow Bay, Tipan at entrance Of harbor
temporary light erected can be seen
feebly three miles. The Light at Great
lsaacs is all right. The British bark Am
brosia foundered in the gale on the first
The captain, mate and two seamen were
picked up in an exhausted condition on a
raft seventy-ive miles east of Cape Condo
crat. The rest of the crew, (ten men, per-
ished.
New YORK, Oct. 2S-Noon.-Gold, forty
five seven eighths. Cotton dull, declining
tendency.
BALTIMORE, Oct. 23.-The Governor has
ISSUED proclamation, warning the leaders
Of illegal combinations against the peace
and dignity Of the Stale, that in the event
of riot and bloodshed growing out Of revo-
lutionary proceedings they will be held to
strict account and that the military power
of the State will be exhausted to bring them
to immediate punishment.
ST. LOUIS, Oct. 23.-Steadman has ac-
cepted an invitation 10 be present at meet
ing of the Society of the A rmy of Tennessee
to be held at Cincinnati on the 14th Of
November.
CHIcHGo, Oct pa violent gale last
night blew dowon an unfinished brick
building, demoliehing five frames adjoin-
ing-twelve persons under the ruins and
five killed
WASHINGTON, Oct. 23.-Commissioner of
Internal Revenue has issued additional
regulations concerning transportation in
bond. The bond may be given by the con-
signee in his district, and transmitted to
the collector of producers district, and be-
ing properly filed, the assessor will issue
permits based upon weights as reported by
owner, any iuaccuracy in such weights may
be corrected by certificate of the weigher
in consignees district this dispenses with
the weighing by Government officials be-
fore shipping; the old regulations remain
in force and will be observed if desired by
the shipper
WASHINGTON, Oct. 24.-Special despatch
es state that the Grench Government ask
for On extension of the time for the with
drawal of the first installHent of troops
from Mexico, until January LIST, Offering in
that case to waive the time allowed for the
withdrawal Of the remainder, and remove
all substantially at one time, which propo-
sition is not assented to- There is no Off
cial confirmation of reports about our Gov
eminent demanding payment from Eng
land, Of the Alabama claims, nor that de-
termination has been reached ;, establish
q protectorate over Mexico. \ lengthy
from Secretary browning
to a commiiteeat Quincy y inOis
in response to an invitation 10 deliver m
address on political topics, is published this
morning. 1t argues iorcibly against the
Constitutional Amendment and in vindics-
ton ofthe Presidents policy, says it is his
purpose as head of the nation, to maintain
and preserve the Constitution as il is.
VIENNA, Oct 23.-The Presse Of to-day
says Bar on Won Beust is very likelr to be
Foreign Minister.
LoxDoy, Oct. 23-Clarendon is seriously
i'll.
LIVERPOOL, Oct. 23.-It is rumored here
TO day, that another manifesto is about TO
be issued TO the different diplomatic repre-
sentatives of France.
Reports from Gambia state that after four
days heavy fighting the Christians had re-
pulsed the Turkish army.
WAsHTNGToS, Oct. 24.-The Commission
ers of Customs have prepared the statement
called for by q resolution of the House du-
ring its last session, with reference to the
made of all cotton and other
property coming into the hands of the
Treasury Agents during the war
The State Department has received a
copy of special Royal decree intending to
make impossible henceforth the prosecution
Of African slave trade in Cuba and Porto
Rico, and provides for the emancipation Of
every person who is in slavery in these
provinces, whenever they touch the PENN
snla or its adjacent islanls.
New YoRK, Oct. 24.-Brig J. Webb, from