Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-11-30

tween sS0, 900 and 800, 900 have been
collected and forwarded to New Or,
leans and Galveston,
SAN ERANCsCo, Nov. IA State
Convention Of the Fenian Brother,
hood was held, SiXty.fve circles
were represented and endorsed Rob.
erts, They resolved to support his
Efforts by cquipping company for
the Irish Republican army.
WASHINGTON, Nov. IA Ha-
vana special says another negro re
bellion is imminent in jamaica, 1t
is stated that the city of st, Domin
go was destroyed. No particulars.
WASHINGTON, Nov. lS-CollhX
has arrived. An evening paper re.
ports caucus of leading Democrats
here, who, after several hours con-
suitation, settled on james B. Stcd-
man and John Quincy Adams, as
candidates foy President and Vice
President.
The Judiciary Committee resum-
ed impeachment testimony to-day.
Hon. Il. Cooper, who was appoint
ed Assistant Secretary Of the Treas
ury, will enter on his duties on the
1st of December.
A private letter frem Gen. McClel-
Ian, says he will under no circuu.-
stances accept public office,
Gen. Canby's report to General
Grant, as commander of the 2nd
district, is published, Troops in the
district, 14l commissioned officers,
and 2773 men.
Nine hundred and fifty cases have
been tried by military tribunals.
Expenses of reconstruction so far
materially exceeds u quarter Of Il
million.
New ORLEANS, Nov. 1S.-Spccial
orders 1873, from Headquarters Fifth
Military District, removes Harry Il.
Hays, for the same reason assigned
in the former order removing him,
and appoints DR.. Geo. W. Avery in
his place. The same order removes
p. r.. Ororka, clerk of the Second
District Court, Parish of Orleans,
for malfcasance in office, and ap-
points r. Il. Shelley to the vacancy
created. Shelley is the former cor
respondent of the Now York Tri-
bune, now of Forney's press.
The Times and Crescent animad-
vert severely on the new appoint
ments, the former speaking Of Shell
ley says than whom no man in the
community is more universally des-
pissed. The Crescent is equally Sc
we're upon him, but all papers ex-
cept the Times speak favorably of
DR.. Avery. The Republican pub
fishes eulogistic bio crap h q |
sketches Of both appointees.
General Hartsuff left for the
North last night having in charge
the family Of the late Brevet Lieut..
Col. Lee.
New YORK, Nov. 19.-A private
letter received here dated Tortola,
1st inst, making brief reference
to the hurricane of the 29th; seve-
raj persons were drowned and a
fearful FIRE ragged through the storm.
CHICAGO, Nov. 1S.-Negro suf-
frage is certainly defeated in Min
nesota by 10000 votes.
MEBpnIs, Nov. 19.-Sixteen yellow
fever deaths for the week ending
Saturday, This city is now healthy.
HAVANA, Nov. 1.-THE French
war steamer Orleans, and Austrian
frigate Navarro, arrived. The Will
derness arrived from Vera Cruz the
4th. She had a rough passage, and
was nearly ready to sail for New
Orleans.
The Members Of Santa Annals
court martial, except the prosecutor,
are in San Juan for six months.
Juarez has committed the senten-
ces of Imperialsts. Generals and
Colonels, natives and foreig On, four
years imprisonment; field and staff
officers, three years; line officers,
two years. Police surveillance and
foreign adheronts of the empire, in
Guiding soldiers, ordered to le"ve the
country. The higher civil t,icers
sentenced to banishmet; the minor
ones imprisonment or police surve-
lance.
SAN FRANcICo, Nov. 1S.-In a
suit by the State of California
against the steamship Moses Taylor,
for S76O, 900, for failure to stamp
passage tickets, Judge Sawyer decid-
ed the Stamp Act unconstitutional.
China steamer, Great Republic
overdue three days.