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

In Richmond tho prosecution viii
probably nsk fpf n pusippnoinoni ~
Tie ground llui llio government ls
put ready wllh hs evidence He
counsel will then move n quash The
indictment, aud the motion a. this
effect will ho argued carly IN the.
term. II is not yet certain whether
Chief Justice Chase 0r Judge IN
dcrwood will preside.
The Louisiana election il ho.
theme ofcOnversntion The figures
received here are vague, aud give
n o satisfactory result, Different
constructions nrc given TO the third
section Of the law. kilograms have
been received, and are creating much
comment, that Shoridan's appointees
miamanaged the election.
WAsmISuToN, Oct. 1.-The Presl'
dent has ordered the pradon OF Il,
NJ. Il, Hunter, late Secretary OF
State, Southern Confcderacy.
The Massachusetts Democrats
have nominated John Quincy Adj
ans for Governor, and Geo, NJ,
Storms Lieutenant Governor, III
towns were represented by 9G3 del
egates. Unusual enthusiasm pre-
vaded the meeting.
The branch mint at Charlotte, n,
c., has been put in Nil operation
Tor assaying purposes only. Mr..
Jones, Assayor, is now here, and
represents that operations have been
resumed in tho mines neglected du'
ring the war, and that tho receipts
are on the increase, not only from
localities in North Carolina, but
from adjoining States,
The Secretary of State has letters
reporting the discovery of pure an
thracitc coal in Russian America.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 2.-The New
York Times of this morning says:
That the public mind has become
Disguised with the extreme meas
ures of many prominent men in the
Union party, We have little doubt.
The evident determination of some
of them not only to secure the col.
ored race in the enjoyment of equal
rights, but to give them absolute
ascendancy in the government OF
the country, has repealed very many
who have hitherto acted with the
Republican party. There is n o
doubt moreover, that the violence
and reckless partisanship which has
marked much of the action and
moro of the speeches Of Republican
leaders, tho disregard OF constltu-
tional obligations, the manifest de-
termination to keep political power
in their own hands by whatever
means, and the evident purpose to
exclude the Southern States from
tho Union until they can rely on
their support of the most radical
measures of public or party policy,
have caused very many members OF
that party to distrust the wisdom
and the patriotism of those who
have usurped its leadership and
control.
RICHMOND, Oct. z.-Hon. Alexan
der Rives and colored man were
nominated by the Republicans O
Albermarle for, the Convention yes
terday. Last night they were burn
ed in ofligy by the opposition.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 4.-Lewls u
Campbell has taken the stump ir
| Ohio in favor of the Democrats.
]. Warren Bell has been appoint
ed Collector of Customs at Corpus
Christi, Texas, vice Mcintyre, sus
pended.
The speech of S. S. Cox, at Colum
bus, O., and the proceedings of the
Democratic Convention, at Albany
are having cheering effect on thu
bank men and capitalists.
A special from Nashville say
that Brownlow's election to the Sen
ate is conceded II 81. 81.
/ WASHINGTON, Oct. 4.-Official ad
vices have been received here tina
800 head of cattle, stolen by indiana
from Texas, are held at Fort Bascon
subject to the order OF the owner OF
proof of property. -
The following preliminary pro
ceedings have-occurred at Albany
Resolved, That tho organization
known as the Tammany Hall or
ganization is the regular organiza
ton of the Democracy of New York
and those bearing its credential
are delegates to-this Convention.
). Resolved That recognizing tn
delegations from the country of New
York, representing the sections 0
, the Democratic party known as tn
Mozart Hall Democracy, as sount
Democrats of unquestionable fdeli
ty to the principles and nomination
of the Democratic party of the State
4 we tender them honorable seats II
the Conventions issiWw0j i.Ics9
On motion, the German delega
ton was included. gfa JaaJJ.~. j
RICHMOND, Oct. .4.-Schofield ha
, issued an order prescribing t h
mode of election. The civil pole
are to keep order at the polls, an
are to- be held responsible for disor
! dor. Registering officers duri
the election shall have the power
, of military commissioners, A reg
, ;stered voter. arrested for any OF