Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-11-03

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W. nighi meetings are being held ny ihs
Hlioyi In illue, "l.inooln lntlnoiblos, hhl
. like Radical organizations. similnr meet.
hugs 'or organizations are being held W.
ihc Conservatives ahl Democrats The calls
fr which we're made before the proolama
ton wa. issued. The FOL co Commission
ers will not appear for nn examination be-
fore the Governor on Friday ns they DO uut
adult he has the power 10 lry their case.
BALrlnoHr, Oct 9d.--No new develop,
mcnts regarding the Police Commission ~
Their counsel still decline participating In
the examination Of witnesses 10 morrow,
WAsnISGroN, Oct, %, Though the dan
ger OF serious difficulty In Baltimore on
account Of Police Commissioners il nearly
over, such arrangements will DO made as
viii secure the preservation Of peace Ia any
event.
Tho President considers that acquisitions
from the Governor Of any STATE, no matter
from what cause the officially arose, must
he responded TO,
NASHVILLE Oct. 25.--An extensive cou-
ilagraion occurred here yesterday morn
ing, destroying the Banner office, Ycargcn
& Co, and SparlOck & Co.'S drug stores,
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Cherry and Delliek streets. Loss oStimat-
ed at 100000, The Banner Building was
fIIly insured.
HALIFAX, Oct 25-Steamcr Victor makes
the following report; Turks Island ou.lhe
30th September was visited with u terrific
hurricane, destroying over eight hundred
houses and their contents. Over three
thousand persons are rendered houscless
and pcnniless and are almost naked. One
hundred and twenty thousands. bushels OF
salt swept away. Six foreign and twelve
Island crafts lost with twenty of their
crew.
New YORK, Oct. 25.-Cyrus W. Field
waited on d. II. Craig, and announced to
him that after November l., the tariff on
all messages through the cable are to be
II duccd fifty per cent.
New YopW, Oct. %.
BERLIN, Oct. 25.-Thc treaty between
Prussia and Saxony has been fully ratified
pursuant to its provisions. Saxony Is to
pay ten millions forms. The army of Sax
ony has already been dissolved.
The Baden House of Deputies rejected
the proposed alliance with Prussia.
PARIS, Oct. 25.-Rumors are current that
n change in the French Cabinet is immi-
uent The threatened rupture is caused by
the Emperor insisting upon the negotiation
Of large loan.
1t is now said that the French troops
will leave Rome in December.
VIENNA, Oct 25.-Fied Marshal Bene-
dek, Of the Austrian army, has been placed
on the retired list.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 2G.-General Sherman
1oc, ;,ht IIo To- lao nG
General Grant. The President has ordered
pardon to be issued to ex-Coniederate
Secretary of the Treasury, Trenholm.
TORONTO, Oct. 25.-Col. Lynch, Fenian
prisoner, is sentenced to be hung on the
18th of December.
WHEELING, Va, 2G-The election yester-
day shows gain on the vote for the Con-
stitutional Amendment last May. Foreman
is elected Governor, and Hubbard to Con-
gress.
New ORLEANS, Oct. 2G.-TheI following
appeared this evening:
HEADQRs. DEPT. OF THE GULF,
New Orleans, La, October %, 1866.
GENERAL Il am satisfied that there is
only one way in which the state of affairs
on the Rio Grande can be bettercd, and tina
is by giving the heariest support TO the
only government in Mexico recognized by
our own, and the only one which is really
friendly to us. You will therefore warn all
adherents of any party or selected Govern
ment in Mexico, or in the State of Tamau-
lipas, that they will not be permitted to.vi-
olate the neutrality laws between the Libe-
raj Government of Mexico and the United
States, and also that they will not be per-
mitted to remain in our territory and re.
ceive the protection of our flag, in order to
complete their Vaccinations Cor the viola
ions OF our neutrality laws. These ins;ruc-
tions will be enforced against the adherents
Of the Imperial Bucaneer representing the
so.ca,led Imperial Government of Mexico,
and also against the Ortega, Santa Ana and
other factions. President Jaurez is the ac-
knowledged head of the Liberal Govern
ment of Mexico.
am, General, very respectfully your ODE
dent servant, p. H. SHERIDAN,
Mai. Gen. Com'd' g., U. S. A.
To Bvt Brig Gen. T. l.. SEDGEwIcK commanding
Sub. District of the Rio Grande, Brownsville, Texas.
WASHINGTON, Oct. Fisherman, accom-
panied by Grant, had an interview with the
Presdent.this morning.
PRAGUE, Oct. 25.-The Emperor of Aus
tria has reached here, and was favorably
received by the people and the ollicia 8.
FLORENCE, Oct. 26.-Victor Emanuel will
make his formal entry into Venice on the
7th of November.
CoNsTANTINopLE, Oct. 25.-The Sultan of
Turkey has formally recognized the Hops
dor, and had given him reception at his
palace.
ANNAPOLIS, Oct 2G.-The investigation
30 bo obo tlo
sioners commenced this morning. The Gov
ern claims jurisdiction to try the case
and pass judgement, and will reach deci-
sion not later than Wednesday. 1t is an
nounced that if, in the course of the inves-
legation, the innocence or guilt OF the Com
missioners appears, he would act instantly.
TORONTO, Oct 26.-There are rumors of
an attempt to be made to rescue Lynch, who
was sentenced yesterday to death.
New YORK, Oct. 27.-Much excitement
prevails here among the Irish in conse-
quence Of the conviction aud sentence of the
Fenian Col. Lynch.
The Common Council has adopted resolu-
lions in the spirit Of humanity, that Mayor,
Alderman aud Commonality request the |
Government Of Canada to pardon and re-
lease Dynch and his associates, and that
the President be requested to unite in the |
request.
Berlin correspondence Of Tic Tribune
says that on the 9TH the. Chief Surgeon Of
The Prussiau army left for Briarritz to con- |
suit with physicians of Napoleon on the
possibility of an operation.
dispatch has been received from the
Prussian Embassy at Paris, saying there is
no hope for Napoleon. His death may be
hourly expested.
ToRoSTo, Oct. 27.-John Mcmahon, an.
other Fenian, was yesterday sentenced to
be hung on the 18th Of December.
GALVESTON, Oct. 26-9 p. VI. i
The steamship Morgan, once a Confede- /
rate gunboat, bound from Mobile TO Gal |
weston with a cargo of lumber, sprung a
leak in heavy sea on Wednesday, and sunk |!
TO the waters edge, fifty miles southeast of |
here.
The Captain and engineer arrived here
last night; they left the balance Of the
crew aboard. understand she was dis
covered late this evening about thirty miles
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