Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-07-13
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IAkls, July l.-iHo pTllcS Wcrc uis-
tributed yesterday. Napoleon said; Peo-
pie and kings have como here to crown tho
ideas Of peace and Cancellation.
France is proud to DO great, prosperous
and free, and not unnerved by her matcri
al joys.
The thoughtful con see the national ibrcs
yibrato for the honor Of France, but this
noble susceptibility should not create fear
for tho worlds repose, as VIC here prove our
anxiety for peace.
He added that this Exposition marks an
cra of harmony and progress and the march
of grand moral principles, which, with
Justice alone, can establish thrones and
ennoblc humanity.
The speech was followed by "Vivo Napo-
leon Vivi LEmpercurl" which continued
for some time.
ST. PETERSBURG, July 1.-The Emperor
entered the capital at noon to-day, and was
welcomed with On immense popular demon
stration.
LONDON July 2.--Lord Stanley announced
in the House that but little progress had
been made In the settlement Of the Alabama
claims.
CHARLESTON, July "A young freedman
named Frank Smith, has applied to the
Secretary ofWar for cadetship at West
Point from the First Congressional District
Of South Carolina.
ST.. LOUIS, July "A letter from General
Sherman TO General Hancock Gays: awe
must not remain on the defensive, but fol-
low the Indians up. We must clear them
between the Platte and Arkansas, and then
move in force on them beyond those rivers"
SAN FRANCISCO July 1.-Avin Flanders,
Radical, has been elected Congressional
Delegate from Washington Territory.
OTTAWA, July 2.-Lord Monck was in
sugurated to-day.
WASHINGTON, July Q. 2 st. Marie, on the
stand testifies-I asked prisoner how he
got out from Washington. He told me he
left the night of the assassination or the
next morning, and said that he was so dis
guiscd that none could recognize him as
an American, that no was disguised rs IN
Englishman with scarf over his shoulders.
A Press dispatch says there is man on
his way from that CITY to testify that Sur
raft bought Knife from him in Montreal
the day after the assassination.
The prosecution hope 10 close testimony
tomorrow.
| HAVANA, June 29.-J. NJ. Morales, late
senior member of the house of j. M. Morales
& Co., is the new director of the Spanish
Bank. 1t is reported that several more
heavy houses are going into liquidation
soon.
Advices from Halifax are very unsatis-
factory. Several border towns pronounced
in favor of annexation to st. Domingo.
A bill was passed forbidding the return
of those who left during the Spanish evac-
uation, unless pardoned. General Rodriguez
was executed on the 10th.
VERA Cruz, June 21.-Tho city is about
ready to capitulate. Santa Anna is pris-
oners at Campeachy. Important documents
were found on his person.
SAVANNAH, July 3.-14l whites, 159
blacks registered to-day. The Board re-
ceived instructions to register all who can
take tho oath. 1t invites applicants, that
few days back were refused, to call again.
RICHMOND, July 3.-The first lot Of new
wheat was sold to-day.
Two hundred and sixty colored majority
registered in the lower ward to-day. The
Mayor issues proclamation tomorrow, re-
commencing general observation Of the
Fourth Of July as the best evidence Rich
mond can give to the whole country of the
loyalty of its citizens.
FORTRESS MONROE, July 5.-The frigate
Susquehanna arrived yesterday under
sealed orders, not known. She proceeds to
Mexico direct
LONDON, July 5.-The grand review in
the park was postponed on account Of Max
imilian's execution. Great indignation
here and on the Continent.
DILEMMA, July 5.-The Imperial Court has
gone into mourning for Macmillan.
LONDON, July 5.-The Bank of England
holds twenty-five and half millions bull
lion.
New YORK, July 5.-The Rising StaI
brings SS7 900 treasure.
A storm interrupted the working Of the
lines. Could not get any more.
New YoRK, July 6-3 p. Mold closed
ct 1884. The Cotton market is inactive
and prices dropping; quotations nominally
unchanged; sales 500 bales. Sterling ex
change, 10t@los.