Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-10-19
TELEGRAPHIC.

Low middling, l79alSc,
Interments from yellow fever, 10
6 o'clock this morning, 90
Yesterday the jury lists drawn for
the Parish of Orleans under militia
nv orders from registered voters
Two hundred jurors were drawn OF
which 20 wcro whites, and the bal
anco negroes. From this number II
grand jury will be selected.
WASHINGTON, Oct, S.-Thc World s
dispatches claims gain of towns
In yesterdays municipal elections
in Connecticut. The Radicals gain.
ed none. Tho Radicals have been
.ousted in New London, Glosterbcr-
ny, Linn, Seymour, and Killingsby.
Besides these gains the Democrats
carry Andovcr, Windsor, Waterford
Preston. Bristol, Portland, Burling-
ton. and cities of Middletown and
Waterbury,
The President has issued the fol-
lowing proclamation: ,
WHEREAS, 1t has been asccrtained
that in the 10Th paragraph of the
proclamation Of the President of the
United States of the goth of August
1866, declaring the instruction at
an end, and which had here ,ofore
existed in the State of Texas, the
previous proclamation of June 1868,
instead of that of the 2Ed Of April,
1866, now, therefore, be it known
THAI /, Andrew Johnson, President
of the U. s., do hereby declare and
proclaim that the said words, (l3th
of June 1865 arc to be regarded as
erroneous in the paragraph advert
cd to and that the words, second day
of April 1866, arc to be considered
rs substituted therefor.
Minister Romero leaves Saturday
for Charleston, from whence he will
sail direct for Vera Cruz, per steam.
erWildcrness, placed at his disposal
by the Federal government. Rom
eros mother, sister and Edgoladc
accompany him. The Wilderness
sails on Monday and will touch nc
where en- route.
New ORLEANS, Oct. 7.-1nterments
from yallow fever te Sunday morn
ing 60; to this morning 40. Wealth
CT cool, will probably check thu
disease during this month.
WASHINGTON, Oct. Tt is conf
IDENTIFY stated that Sherman is here
only on Indian matters. He is hope
full of good results from the com
missioners.
RICHMOND, Oct THE following
arc facts in relation to the coming
trial of Mr.. Davis. From the bes
authority the trial is set down TO
the 4th Monday in November, anc
as the government will not.interfer'
there will be Il postponcment BY
counsel Cor their offence of lcvying
war; as will be testified by Judge
Scarborough of Norfolk. Hon. Jno
Goode, a member of Contedcrat
Congress and Capt. Hendren, VIII
were employed to appear before tn
Norfolk grand jury, and testify t.
the facts upon which the indictmen
was made.
There will be very few if an.
witnesses for the defence. The &C
of leying war being admitted.
The prosecution will then procee'
with legal argument that the pris
oner is guilty of treason, and tn
counsel for defence will argue tina
being citizens of the State and un
der its laws, tho prisoners allegi
ance was due to it and not first t.
the United States.
1t has been positively ASSORTED
that Judge Chase would preside
but as the Supreme Court common
ees its session on the LIST Monday il
December, this is not possible. Tn
trial is expected To last several week
A telegram to the Wing says
Republicans of Albermarle met to
day and revised their convention
ticket, leavingoff colored candidate
and nominating Judge Rives an
Southal editor of Charleston Chron
iclc, prominentand wealthy citizen;
FLORENCE, Oct. 7.-Reports ar
hourly received here from the Sout
showing that revoluti onary volur
teers were invading Roman terrific
ry on all sides. Yesterday detach
ment Of troops was sent out fror
Rome to meet the invaders of Eros
more, a province lying Southeast
the city. - .l&l1-- F.. I'll 81
Fight took place between ther
and the Girabaldians, north Abrr
ccsca frontier. The papal troop
were defeated and compelled to ia
back towards Rome. Fa'
NASHVILLE, Oct. S.-Brownlow
message recommends repeal of tn
law disqualifying negroes from holC
ing office and sitting on juries, an
INDUCING in bitterness against tn
rebels. He does not advise exter
sion of suffrage to disfranchise
whites. Brownlow will probabl
be elected U. 8. Senator.
FoRTREss MONROE, Oct. S.-AC
counts from North and South
Cape Henry, write characterizin
che late storm as very severe.
Hampton Roads full of vessels.
Schooner Depart encountered o
northern edge of Gulf stream heav
gale lasting three days. Saw fiftee
vessels with spars and sails lost. !.
sunken steamer was seen off Cedi
Island between Chicotage and liza
Island.
WASHINGTON, Oct. S.-The follow
ing is the recent Revenue decision
"Where land is leased for term
years under a contract, that the le
see shall erect a building thereo
title to which subjects to the use
the lessee during the toll, immed
ately rests in the lessor, the exPen
A. I-..rfr1n a in