Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-05-19
TELEGRAPHIC.
rom tbc X q, Times MAY llh.

From tho n, ", llmes M"S i'"'
New York, May 3,-Rio Janciro
adviccs to April 3 say ii is believed
the issues of tho Bank Of Brazil
will be increased, the Government
guaranteeing it, and the ten million
in gold in its vaults will be with
drawn to meet the expenses OF the
war.
Two Peruvian ron.clads from
England had captured the Spanish
schooner Dorothea, using the Unit
ed States flag. A Peruvian iron-clod
was daily expected from the United
States.
The news ofan attack on Pasa dc
Patl'ia and crossing into Paraguay,
was hourly expected.
1t was rumored the Paraguayans
had advanced into Missions to at
tack the Brazilian division under
Baron de Patrc Allegro.
The Herald's Mexican adviccs
from the City of Mexico to the 1lth
ult., say the scigo at Mazatlan con-
tinued with occasional skirmishes.
The Liberal commander, Mendez,
was found while sick by the French
and refusing to surrender, was shot
dead in his bed. Three Of the most
influential citizens in the neighbor-
hood were also shot. Heavy fines
are imposed on others, among whom
were the sons of Mendez.
New YORK, May 3.-Havana
dates of the Goth ult., state that a
cargo of negroes had just been land
ed on the south side Of the island.
Several ships are expected from Chi
ma with coolies.
Cholera deaths in Guadaloupe are
seven and quarter per cent Of the
population. The disease is now less
violent.
Venezuela adviccs to the 7th in,
innate that the Republic was likely
to sympathize with Spain against
Chile.
There were two new cases Of chol-
era yesterday from the steamer Vir-
ginia. One hundred patients were
in the hospital yesterday, but rapid
ly improving.
The U. S. Sloop-of- war Kearsago
WAS at Lisbon, Portugal, April Il.
Seven officers and seven men had
died of the yellow fever. Only
one case remained on board.
CINCINNATI, May "a Union
State Convention will be held at Co.
lumbus June 20, to nominate candi-
dates for Secretary Of State and
Judges Of the Supreme Court.
WASHINGTON, May 3.-Commo-
dore Rogers writes to the Navy De-
partment that he did not interfere
with the bombardment of Valparaiso
because the English Admiral first
agreed to 60 with him, but after
wards declined, and throw the re-
sponsibility upon the English Min
lister who declined to act in the prem
ises. Commodore Rogers tried to
bring about an accommodation but
without success.
Frank P. Blair's nomination as
Collector of Internal Revenue for
the st. Louis District has been re-
jected.
In the Senate, Mr.. Turnbull' S
amendment to the Postoilice appro-
priation bill was adopted, and the
bill passed.
New YORK, May 3.-The action
of the Spaniards in bombarding and
burning Valparaiso is very general
ly denounced by the press. The
damage to the Chilian Government
is about $10,0O0,000. The French
and other citizens lose $4,000, 600,
the United States interest being
small.
The British residents especially
condemn British Admiral Denman,
whom they charge with prevarica-
ton and detaching Of his ships to
guard Spanish commerce. 1t is un-
derstood all the accessible ports are
to have their share of the lombard
ment.
NEW YORK, May 3, IL M.-Gold
1873. CottOn. quiet at 80 to 30.
WASHINGTON, May 3.-SENATE-
Mr.. Chandler, from the Conference
Committee on the Cuban telegraph
line, has made a report, which was
agreed to.
A bill passed granting John Eric.
sson s14, 900 for services in planning
the war steamer Princeton.
HoUsE-The bill passed providing
temporary government for Mon.
tana.
A bill passed cnlarging, the boun.
daries of Nevada by including part
of Utah and Arizona.
The bill to admit Colorado was
considered and subsequently passed
by majority Of 20 without amend.
ments.
PORTLAND, Ne, May 3.-GeneraI
Meade has arrived with the troops
from Eastport, who will probably
be returned TO their posts.
"The Convention adopted an or
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