Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-10-26

WfHuiFuflu. liri W No lHhI
net changes will Vol mnla unlr.
Secretaries fw'Fn pee rmWuIlU.
which is improbable unlil uilcr lhH
New York election
The tine of holding the Loulsi-
ANA Agricultural Fair " postponed
until the 7lh of January, 1861
BALTIMORE. oct. l5,-Govornor
Swami reviewed tho militia, sis
thousand, IN limo, II passed of
without an unpleasant incident.
Dispatches from Harrisburg say,
Charswood's majority,7iL Rcpub'
Leans have fifteen majority on joint
ballot
Bcaurcgard had an interview
with Grant to day, Gems, Ord and
Pope are expected here tomorrow
Treasury Department Oct, 10
The Department is prepared to give
iive.twdnty bonds of 1867, in eN'
change Tor seven and three tenth
notes, interest to bc allowed on the
bonds and allowed on the notes up
to the time of the conversion of the
notes TO be forwarded to the assls'
tant Treasurer ut New York on to
the department here ut the risk and
expense of the department.
HUGn MCCULLoCH,
Secretary of the Treasury
The light house ut the south point
of Marsh Island, one of the shell
keys, Louisiana, was destroyed du'
ring the recent storm.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 15,-ln n con-
vcrsation regarding Southern rail
roads, Gen. Grant expressed HIM
ITO the effect that they have been
managed with great energy and that
the inability to pay their indebted
ness to the Government arises from
causes beyond the control Of the
managers. lie favors extension OF
time in all cases.
MEMPHIS, Oct. 15.-The fever is
abating, The excitement subsiding'
There are twenty-four new cases
and seven deaths at noon to-day;
the fever is of a mild type.
WASHINGTON, Oct. l5.-The Her
aid contains the following analysis
of the Ohio election AT the cleo
ton for Congressman in Ohio last
year the Republicans carried six
teen out Of nineteen districts OF the
State. The Democrats elected their
candidate in the fifth, twelfth, and
thirteenth districts the latter by n
majority of 271, which Columbus
Delano, the defeated candidate, is
now contcsting.
At the election on the Sth inst,
the Democrats carried twelve out OF
nineteen districts and came within
one hundred of carrying two or
three others. The second district
was carried by them last year and
not contested. Their majorities in
creased from 2,752 to 5,264 in the
fifth district and from 1920 to 5000
in the twelfth district, while in the
thirteenth, which is being contested,
the Democratic majority increased
from 271 to 1,849. In every Re
publican district the majorities are
cut down immensely. In the sew
cnth district, which gave Hon. Sam
Shclabarger 2,17l majority la
year, the Radicals escaped with q
bare 95 majority at the recent cleo,
ton, while in the eighth district the
majority was reduced from 1852 tc
81 in the second district the Radl'
candidate was defeated by nearly
900 votes.
Gen. Cary, his successful oppo'
nent, although personally in favor
of negro suffrage, is opposed to for
cling it upon any State, and pledged
himself to the democracy to oppose
any measures looking to the pass
age ola bill by Congress enfranchis
ing the blacks whether in the Nortl
or South. He may therefore be re
marked as an opponent Of the con
gressional policy of reconstruction
The most significant feature about
these districts is the revolution il
the tenth district This district il
represented by Mr.. J, M. Ashley
t h member of Congress W h
brought in articles of Impeachment
against the President, as will b'
seen the Republican loss is 2,O4l
giving the Democrats a majority o
124 in the district.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 16.-The New
York Times concluded an editorla
as follows ave are inclined t.
think that the Northern States will
not surrender their own rights quit
so complacently as they have con
sented to the overthrow Of those o
the South"
WASHINGTON, Oct. / 6,-Colone
Gilbert has been implicated in DIES
troying an Arkansas printing office
and fined one thousand dollars AM
reduced to Captain, taking the foo
of the list.
RICHMOND, Oct. 1.-THE nomina
ton of Marmaduke, Johnson, n. A
Sturdcvant, VIM, Taylor, Thos. J
Evans and A. Ii. Sands, give salts
faction to the Conservatives, ant
the ticket will be well supported.
The ticket of the moderate Repub
licans, with DR.. Starks, brotherin
law of Gen. Grant, at its head, meet
with favor, but the Conservativ
} ticket spoils its effect. 1t is though
the best men from both may b
} taken to make a compromise.
; DIR. Alex. Stark, brother-in-laN
: of Gen. Grant, and postmaster i
this city, will publish a card in to
morrow's Dispatch, positively dc
) cining the nomination rendered b,
the moderate Republicans for tn
Convention.
5 Col. Chalfn, in a letter to tn
, Registrar of Culpepper county, eS
g plains that only persons who ar
: entitled to register under the la'
ara elioible TO the Convention O