Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-06-23

TO dispense with the matter that may
otherwise give trouble.
FoRrREss MONROE, juno s,-W
b, Read had n conference to-day
with his client Jefferson Davis, by
permission OF the Government, He
disclosed nothing rs to the proba'
BILE disposition Jf Mr.. Davis by the
Government. but only said MIR, Da'
Wis regretted the trial could not be
had. There IL q rumor he will he
released on parole, but this needs
authenticity.
NEw YonK; June 9.--The steamer
Now York, from Aspinwall, brings
1 $3.50, 900 in gold There was u grand
national banquet Mt Lima, in honor
of the discontinue of the Spaniards
The new Peruvian iron clads had
not been heard Of since leaving Bra
iii.
Mrs. Reed, who washed the clothes
of Il. Franer, whose death from
cholera has been reported, was
seized with the same disease on
Wednesday, and died the same night,
A German girl living in the same
house was also attacked, but was
saved by prompt treatment.
Six steamers sailed to-day for
Europe. The City of London and
Teutonia took out upward Of So,
100000 in gold.
A st. Albans special reports nm
engagement between Col. Scanlon's
regiment and some British Cavalry,
near Pigeon Hill.
The British cavalry We're dis
persed and fled in confusion. The
Fenians captured one hundred hors'
cs and three flags. Four Fenians
were wounded, and one Britisher
was killed and three were wounded
Scanlon subsequently ordered his
regiment to withdraw from Canadi'
an soil, but Gen. Spear still remains.
MALONE, N. Y, June 9.-General
Meade has issued an order requir.
ing all persons who have assembled
here in connection with the Fcnian
organization tor the pueposc Of in
vading Canada, to dcsist from their
enterpi ise and disband the men,
| Officers below the grade Of field Of
ficer, who arc unable to provide
their own transportation, will be
provided with such to their homes
Officers above the rank Of field Off
Ger will be required to give satisfac'
tory bonds to the authorities.
The proclamation concludes: 1t
being the determination Of the Uni
ted States Government to preserve
neutrality, and most strictly, meas,
urcs have been taken to prevent all
accessions of men and MATERIAL
The commanding general trusts that
these liberal offers will have the eft:
feet of causing the now hopeless cx'
pedition to be peaceably abandoned
lie confidently expects that all who
have any respect for the authority
of the United States will conform
to the requirements of the Presi'
dents proclamation. If this is moi
promptly observed, a proper forct
will be brought to bear to co1npe
obedience.
Information of the Fenian situa
ton centres in small commands
General Speed is half Il mile acros:
the border. A portion # his caval
rv made dash into Freedlingsbure
Yesterday, routed British force ano
captured another large British flag
Gen. Speed Immediately com
mcnced entrenching. The morale
of his army is very bad; deser ions
arc the rule; whole companies are
making tracks for the nearest home
transportation office, and, in some
instances, regiments desert as an or
ganization. Drunkenness prevails
to an alarming extent.
Gen. Barry at Buffalo, has re
ceived an order from the President
of the United States forbiddinl
transportation over roads or Other
modes of public travel, of persons
or materials or munitions Of war
supposed to be designed to violate
the neutrality laws; also, forbiddinl
the transmission over telegraph
wires, of messages in cipher, or 9th
crwise, from Fcnians, or matters re
lating to Fenian movements. =.
A Fenian cuttncil of war, at Buf
falo, decided that it is best to orde
all troops back to their homes with
, out arms and money. They thinl
it q useless waste of to enter Can
ada.
TORONTO, June 9.-The Provin
cial Parliament convened yester
dav. The Governor Generals mes
sage congratulates Canada on tn
spirit she shows in rising to repc
the invaders. He called attention
to the issue of President Johnson
proclamation, and strongly recon
mended the suspension ofthe haoea
corpus acI.
habeas corpus was introduced an
passed in both Houses, and wa
, signed by the Governor General du
ring the day.
The suspension of the habeas cor
, pus act has caused a great flute
here. Many persons have left an
> are leaving the city in consequence
No arrests have taken place, br
4 some are expected soon. w. hav
! tidings of arrests from various part
4 of the provinces.
: Especial TO the Daily New'.l
: JACKSON, June IL.
e WASHINGTON, june 10th. A. NJ
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