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


AmrI hands mmlml ~. lrni.
lbm1rnN mf revolution IIH.
Innls rofo luWeIy tmuf.l of
UnHlhliIln volunteers Who lUI
hren compelled 40 ny hm ih.
lllmnn frontier ly italian imI
Gryryt Sept 20 Crowd ol
men assembled Zoe tho stroois ufihIs
dly yesterday, hul loudly cricl .r
tho release of Garibnlli N"
violence done. no one Injured
FtopNcE, Sept. "a Parllluns
Gnribaldi creating tumult In various
parts of Italy, for thopurposo OF oh
inning release Of thoir leader. It's
reported King Victor Emanuel Is
abou, TO Issue n proclamation calling
IN extraordinary session oil l'al'an
Parliament
DUBLIN, Sept, 81 1t is feared
the Fcnians will make IN effort to
rescue Capt Moriarty, The Gov
ornmont Is taking the necessary
precautions, Forty Fenian conyictS
have been sent to Portland England,
for safe keeping,
CoNsTANTiNoPLE, Sept, 21,-Tho
Sultan refuses the Cars Crctan de-
mands. The Car declines meeting
the Sultan personally, having
nothing agreeable to say.
A large party exist in Greece for
the Kings deposition and for the
proclamation of II Republic under
protcctorntc Of or anncNaslon TO
the United States,
FLoREcE, Sept, 27,-Garibaldi's
partizans are tumultuous in various
parts of Italy, 1t is reported that
tho King is about proclaiming an
extraordinary session OF Parliament
FLoRNcE, Sept, 2S.-Garibaldina
riots are suppressed, 1t is officially
announced that the county is tran
quill.
LONDON, Sept. IS Italian accouts
are conflicting it is said that there
areriots at Medina, Milan and Gene
va. The Pope thanks Napoleon for
Garibaldi's arrest.
General Mower has modified the
military orders relative to jurics, in
the State of Texas so rs to render 1t
practicable to obtain !jurics in that
State. He has adopted the views
of Governor Pease and Judge Sabln.
The following is the order: %
HID. oRs. 5Tu MILITARY DISTRICT
New Orleans, La, Sep, %, 1867
Special Orders No. 15l.
i i 'Nt !. ,E
2. All persons duly registered as
voters un d er the reconstruction
laws of Congress, in the State of
Texas, and no others, will hereafter
be considered as eligible for jurors
in any of the courts of that State.
No other oath will be required
except that taken upon registration
The county courts of the State OF
Texas will Immediately revise their
Jury lists and make the new lists
to conform to these directions.
X x X 4 X &.
By commend Of Brevct Major
General Joseph A. Mower.
GEORGE L. HARTsUFF,
Assistant Adjutant General
RALEIGH, N. c., Sept. 2S.-There
was grand rally of the Conserva-
tives of Walker county here last
night. The resolutions adopt G d
declared the devotion ofthe Conserv-
ative party to the Union and to
constitutional liberty, and its oppo-
sition to the formation Of a "white
mans party" to confiscation and
prescription, and t. drawing party
lines further than hostility to Radi-
calism.
Half dozen speeches were made.
Great enthusiasm and perfect har-
mony prevailed.
New YORK, Sept. 29.-Sheridan
has arrived here. He was enthu-
siastically received at Newark and
escorted t o the city hall, where
speeches were made. There will be
no public demonstration here until
Monday night, when he will visit
the Union League. Stanton, Sick
les and others Of prominence are ex-
pected to be present.
The peace Congress at Geneva
declared its principles to be demo
cratic, economical, and philosophic-
al, liberty, the abolation Outstanding
armies, and sympathy with Cypress
ed nationalitics.
They also declared that the great
governments Of Europe have proved
themselves incapable of preserving
peace and developing the moral and
material forces Of modern society
and they therefore formed a cos
mopoltan confederation with per
manent central committee at Berne,
and will publish a journal to be
called the United States of Europe
The next Congress will be held
at Mannheim.
The sublime porte has proclaimed
full amnesty to the insurgents and
suspension ofhostilities through
out Crete, allowing a month and a
half for laying down arms or leav-
ing the land. The porte also offers
to transport voluntary exiles.
CHARLESTON, Sept. 29.-GeneraI
Candy has issued General Orders
No. 90, as follows:
Numerous and well founded rep
reservations having been made that
illegal and oppressive taxes have
been imposed in different sections
of the States of North and South
Carolina, it is ordered that the col
lection of taxes be suspended in thu
following cases :
LIST. Whenever any tax is or shall
be imposed otherwise than under
the authority of The Government o
the United States, which by. thu