Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-10-26
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teers and the POntliicnl troops "A
strong detachment Of Papal Zouavcs
was sent from Rome during the
liter part of last week to prevent n
junction of the insurgent bands IN
Erozinore with the party under
Alenotti which was reported to be
in that province, They were
unsucc essful in accomplishing their
object, and were obliged to meet
the united forces of the insurgents,
under the command Of Alonotti
Garibaldiin person.
A desperate fight took place out
side the town of Vienna. The Pa
pal Zouaves were badly beaten,
losing heavily in killed and wounded
The Garibaldians lost five killed and
5woupded. No report is given OF
the number engaged on either side.
PARIS, Oct. 15.-lt is reported
that ifthe condition ofatfairs around
Rome should become critical, the
Popo will leave and take refuge in
Bavaria. where he has been offered
an asylum. -,
Great activity prevails in the
Toulon naval arsenal.
Garibaldi has issued another adj
dress, prevailing and urging upon
the Italian nation to arm.
Mazzini has issued n manifesto
urging the patriots of Rome to rise
and proclaim for the Republic
oppressed, the Pope will take re-
fugc in Bavaria.
Three hundred Garibaldians, who
blocked the road to Monte Liberate
have been driven away.
Menotte Garibaldi drove the Papal
troops into Monte Magiris.
The Italian press aim st without
exception favor the immediate
seizure of Rome The Italian party
increases in strength hourly. Their
recent successes give them new
courage. A sharp fight occurred
near Farnes, in the province OF
Viterby, in which the insurgents
were successful.
The Pope has called meeting OF
the Cardinals to consider the stu
alton.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 1.-THE Pres
ident this morning made an order
restoring to rank and giving back
nav to fifteen members Of the U 3
Artillery, who were. dismissed by
Stanton for participating with the
Fcnians in Buffalo last August.
The President has also granted
pardon and amnesty to Samuel Bar
ron, of Richmond county, Va, eX-
Commodore of the Confederate ma
Wy.
General Grant, to-day, in con-
yersation on the elections last Tues
day, said he was pleased with the
result, because it would allay anXi-
ety about conflict of arms and rcvo
luton, and compel moderation on
the part of extremists who have
been threatening measures that dis
turbed the public mind and KEEP
we'll disposed citizens in alarm fol
the stability of the government and
the security of financial interests;
General Sherman left here this
evening for New York, for the pur'
pose of visiting his daughter, resld
ing in that city He will remain in
New York few days, and then &C
west to resume his command.
IT is stated that just previous tc
the discovery that Treasury notes
are counterfeited, on Wednesday
last, the detestives had determined
with the authority Of Secretary Nc
Culloch, to arrest several officers O
the Treasury Department upon sus
picion that they had been engaged
in duplicating notes. The discov-
cry ofcounterfeits dispelled the sus
picion.
As yet none of the recently threat
'ened pressures upon the President
for the removal of Mr.. McCullocl
has been brought to bear; nor has
any effort been made TO depos'
mother regular members of the Cabi-
net. The President has not said Il
any one recently, that he propose
to make a change in the admins
tration, except in the War Depart
ment, but there are some outsider
who know nothing of the purpose
of Mr.. johnson, that are continual.
concerting new organizations OF tn
Cabinet and sending off telegraph
accordingly, which they claim to b
authorized by the President. Thes
unfounded assertions keep the finan
eial men in feverish solicitude, an
gold spectators constantly on tn
9ui uiUe. -,
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. IA h
Morning Post has a special Wash
ington dispatch which says letter
have been received here from Thad
deus Stevens, in which he declare
his intention to urge upon Congress
as soon as it meets in Novem0el
two great measures, essential to tn
safety of the country. The firstis
general impeachment, defining oil
fences upon which an officer ma
be impeached, and expressly declal
ing that no officer shall continue
exercise the power of his office du
ring his trial. The law which Nj
Stevens intends TO urge, will pre-
vide that under the authority 18th
Constitution and rpon the prime
ples of the Declaration OF lndeper
dence, no State shall have power
prohibit citizens o f t h e Unite
States. whatever their race, colo
or religion, from voting for Pres
dent or Congressman This vi
establish impartial suffrage throUgl
put the Union.