Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-11-02

toll espires on Tie ilh Monday IN
November. bat says " NJ Davis is
willing he will inlo up the case ho
FIRE that ilmo IT, aids That be- viii
however romhin In Richmond until
amer the United States Supreme
Court mouts IN December.
Nav YOnR, oct 2l,-Tho Exocu'
tive Committee Of the National l'o'
publican Committee met today
tiov. Ward, ol New Jersey, Chair
man, aud called u meeting Of the
wholo committee ut Washington on
December llth, 10 name place and
time for the meeting OF the National
Union Republican Convention
WASHINGTON, Oct, 2l-Natlonal
Republican Committon to infinite
tho Presidential campaign meets
here on the 18th of Decemheri that
of the Democrats meets Nov, LIST.
Returns from Virginia Indicate
the success of convention prcdomi.
nance HaCte0l, and show whitcsand
blacks arraycd against each other
almost solidly. Democratic candi-
dates elected in Baltimore by $4,000
majority Sheridan participates IN
an imposing display at Hartford
Conn, to- day.
WASHINGTON, Oct, 2i,-The an
nouncomcnt of Marmaduko's par
don is premature. 1t is on the Pres
ident's table, with the Attorney
Generals recommendation, waiting
the Presidents signature.
CollaX, at the Cooper Institute,
advocated impeachment, and recon-
mendcd Grant rs the Radical nomi'
nee.
Gen. Grant has received General
Thomas reports of his proceedings
during the recent Nashville election,
and covering the correspondence be-
tween Grant, Thomas, Brownlow,
and Mayor Brown, the particulars
are inaccessible.
The Rctrenchmcnt Committe @
have confined themselves to the cx-
animation of the books and papers.
They have as yet examined no wit
nesses in the present stage Of the in
vestigation. Speculation as to- the
Committees action is idle.
Grant is hard at work to-day, and
Seward is at the White House.
The Postmaster General adver-
.tises for contracts under the new
postal treaty with England. A de-
parture of the United States mails
on alternate days is contemplated.
Colfax says of Grant, that he is
the noblest and the greatest of mil
itary heroes, uniting as he does,
the pertinacity of Wellington, with
the dash of Napoleon, and his mod
esty is only equalled by his merit.
FLORENCE, Oct. 23-Evening,-A
Cabino. has been formed, with CAL
DIM at the head. A deputation of
Romans are begging Italy to inter
vtne for the liberation of Rome.
MNNoTTI, Oct. 23.-Garibaldi is
still in possession of Vurbria.
Calidini has formed the Italian
Ministry of State. Casidini is plan
ming grand coupe de Etat.
RIcHMoNB, VA, Oct. 24.-Returns
at Gen. Schofeld's headquarters
show conclusively that the State
votes in favor of the Convention and
it is also certain that the Conven-
ton will be Radical by Is majority.
This city elects the following Radi
Gals, after three days contest Hun
nieItt; Judge Underwood, Morris
sey, and two colorcd men. The Rad
ical ticket did not receive fifty
white, nor the Conservative ticket
fifty colored votes in the city. Ne
groes voting the Conservative ticket
were again chased from tho polls by
negro mobs. Hunnicutt's son has
boen arrested for tearing up Con-
sentative tickets in the hands OF
negroes at the Monroe Ward polls
and was sent to the Libby but was
subsequently released.
1870 P. M.-The polls at Monroe
Ward is open and the colored voters
still waiting to deposit their votes
New ORLEANS, Oct. 26.-The in.
termspts from yellow fever to-day
H.
The Hamburg steamer Bavaria
arrived in the river with over 3OC
passengers. The first experim ental
trip looking to the establishment at
a permanent line between New Or
leans and Hamburg.
The steamer Pizara, which left
Brazos for this port on the 10Th ult.
has not been heard from since and
it is considered certain that she
went down with all on board.
WASHINGTON, Oct. pa new
panel of twenty-six white jurors
were drawn to try the case of Sur
raft.
Governor Austin, of Honduras
has been removed by the British
Government for illegally selling
crown lands to Southern emigrants
The correspondence relative tc
the Nashville election will be pub
lished on Monday. Grant instruct
cd Thomas that his duty was to pre-
vent collisions. If Brownlow shoulG
issue a proclamation declaring in
surrection or invasion to exist, toe
formidable for forces at Brownlow's
command, and called upon the Uni
ted States for aid il should be given
his mission was to preserve peace
not to take sides in political differ
ences until called upon according tc
law he was also to prevent mobs
from aiding either party, and i
called upon legally to interfere his
duty was plain.
RIcHMoND, Oct. 26.-The offlcia'
returns of the late election indicate
the election of thirty Conservatives
to sixty Radicals. Eighteen Of the
, latter are negroes. Sixtysfve coun.
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