Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-11-16
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BOSTON, NOV. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
of sorrow and respect for the late
Gov. Andrew is universal through
out the entire State. His funeral
to-day was attended by thousands.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 3.-Kellogg,
the American painter, after an alb
sence of thirty years in Europe, has
opened his studio here.
The retrechment reforms already
inaugurated in the War Department
by Gen. Grant, will amount to five
millions per annum, and has attrac-
ted enquiry respecting paymentS.
FLORENCE, Nov. 2.--Garabaldi
still at Monte Rotonde, entrenched ;
refuses to disarm unless the Italian
cabinet is changed. King Of Italy
declines Napoleon's proposition to
allow the the Roman question to be
settled by the vote of Romans.
COPENHAGEN, Nov. 1T is ru-
mored that tho United States has
bought the Danish West India Is
lands for fourteen millions in gold,
RICHMOND, Nov. 3.-Gen. Scho-
field has issued an order converting
the State Convention in this city,
Dec, Sd, A jury was empanneled
yesterday after great trouble. in
Henrico circuit court, for the trial of
James Jeter Phillips, charged with
the murder Of his wife at Drank
hard's farm near this city in Fob
ruary last.
CHARLESTON, Nov. "A white
man was arrested yesterday near
this city under negro vigilance
committee; those who made the ar
rest are now in custody Of the mil
itary.
AUGUSTA, Nov. 3.-From returns
received at Headquarters, it is esti-
mated that 105, 900 votes wero cast
on the question of the Convention
ont of 10000 registered voters
The official count can only show tho
majority in favor of Convention
Opposition candidates were only
nominated in the Northern part of
the State, where the whites are
largely in the majority. In the
other portions the Conservatives
took no part in the contest, and
candidates favoring the Convention
were elected by large majorities.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 4.-The Pres
dent has again declined to interfere
in certain orders of Pope and Scho-
fold, the law giving him no power
to annul or modify orders.
Pope writes Grant in regard to
regulations against his District the
the objections they make to the ap-
portionment of the State is n pre-.
text merely, the real object being to
obstruct and if possible arrest the
reconstruction.
A movement is on foot to secure
DR.. Mudd's pardon, on account of
his services during the fever.
John o. Braine, charged with pi-
racy and murder, in capturing the
steamer Chesapeake during the war,
was up in the Supreme Court,
Brooklyn, on Saturday, on motion
for bail. He claims he held COM
mission in the Confederate navy,
but has failed to produce it. Court
adjourned to Wednesday next.
The total registration in the city
of New York is l2S,000. Last year
I2e, 900 registered. In Brooklyn,
81, 1000 reistered, an increase of 6OCO
over last year.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 5.-The Times
special, says its false about alarming
accounts reaching Grant, and his
sending down orders to preserve
peace at all hazards. The Hcrald's
special says Davis trial will be post
poned till May, at the request OF
the prosecution.
Sherman issued a General Order
to his troops, announcing treaties OF
peace with certain Indians, and di-
recting a cessation Of hostlllties
against them.
The President is considering tho
pardon of James A. Giddons, which
is endorsed by Greeley, Burnside
and others.