Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-10-12

The Diligence lr.m ih' capitol
hHl boon robbed
Eaail Pro lorlnp NItIlhrig The
Enr.bl banker NJ tlo city of Mes
icp. dicdot lacuybl. on tie oth he.
stunt.
The body 0flho as Emperor Mas
imilinn had boon brought from Que
rctnr0 10 the city Of Mexico,
Tho Nucya Leon forces said 20
have triumphcd, entering Monterey
On the eth nit,
Mr.. Oltorburg ia late American
minister had obtained his passports
for homo with his family and Mr.,
Blake. The archives of the legation
are left in charge Of Consul Grips
Marquee is reported to nave been
sccn going into TNmaulipas with II
mule load of money,
The Convocation is appointed to
meet on the 22nd inst,
ST. LOUIS, Sept, Soften, Stcr-
ling Price died here yesterday NOR
ming, of disease contracted during
the Mexican war,
NASHVILLE, Sept, 3O,-Pcriectly
quiet on Saturday, voting confined
mostly to negroes and strangers
Tho Mayor roccdod from his deter
mination of holding pole under
charter oflS5S, but present officials
will hold on until oustcd by the
Courts or bayonets.
WASHINGTON, Sept, 3O.-Jos. NJ
Murphy, n Nashville negro has been
appointed by the Sergcant'at'Arms
of the United States Senate ms n
member of the Capitol force.
A strong pressure is being brought
TO bear to secure q modification of
the recently promulgated cotton
regulations.
Numerous letters representing II
routine for obtaining permits arc
impracticable in many eases and
generally inconvenient. The Treas
ury Department has the matter un-
der consideration.
NEW YORK, Sept. 30.-The Ma
tional Bank ut Whitcstown, N. Y,
is reported as having failed.
SAVANNAH, Sept. 30.-Onc Brad
ley, II Boston mulatto has been sew
,cral times arrested by the military
and civil authorities for swindling
and melting negroes to disturbance.
They had aSgathcring here Of some
thousand negroes, mostly fromsthe
country to-day. In the course OF
the harangucs against white men
and fair distribution of lands, n
Conservative negro was introduced,
when melee occurred. A large
force of police charged through the
crowd the military came to their aid
and togethcrthey cleared the square.
the muskcts brought in by a large
band Of country negroes were taken
by the police and turned over to the
military. A large proportion OF
the colorcd people disapprove of
Bradley, and threaten to a5sassinate
him. The entende cordiale between
the city government, and'the militia
ry afford great satisfaction to all
classes except the ignorant adher-
cnts of Bradley. The city is all
quiet, disturbances threatened be-
tween the country and the Conserv-
tive city colored people Tonight
General J. Anderson, Chief Of Pc
lice, has given orders to arrest eve
ry disorderly,person, regardless of
color or politics. The military re-
main under arms, but their services
will probably not be need A large
number ofarrests of rioters has been
made, several ringleaders will prob
ably be sent to Fort. Pulaski by the
military:
RlcnMoND, VA, Sept. 30.-Shanks,
of the Congressional Committee to
investigate the treatment of prison
ers, addressed crowd of blacks this
evening at the capital.
The split in the Republican party
here IS becoming more marked
| The Republican ward meetings call
ed for tonight are .repudiatcd by
Mr.. Hunncut, the acknowledged
leader of the sblacks, who, in a
speech this evening, warned the
blacks to beware ofNorthern dough.
faces who are settled among them
and pretend to be Repuclicans.
Frankling Stcarns, a conservative
Republican, has been nominated tol
the Convention by q Republican
meeting in this county
New YonK. Sept. 8O.-Thc great
trial on the Fashion course to.day
for 81 600 mile heats best three in
five in harness, between Lad
Thorno Mountain Bow, Bruno and
Tmcv came off Lady Thorne won
the first third and fonrth heats. and
Mountain Bow the second heat
Time-2251 2;24I 2:24 2:24Ethe
fastest average time for four heats