Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-11-23

ll,o responsibility OF Tho como
uuonoo
The broad doh 100 pwuaIim
have boon suppressed
England, France and An.lri u
have agreed on the Eastern qnoa.
ton.
Tho Monllcur says Tho popu.
lar tumuts In Italy woru caused hy
the Italian government being con.
pollcd 10 acknowledge that the
French troops decided the day at
Monte Rotondo.
Italy asks France to withdraw her
troops on the ground that Italy can
and will maintain peace, and that
Garibaldi and his lioutonanis will
leave Italy and go to the United
States.
WAsmNGToN, Nov. l3.-Tho Blu
roau functionary, who arrested
Judge Parker Mt Winchester, Nal
charges that Union men cant get
justice before him.
Pay Department Investigation
Committe will only report progress
on tho meeting Of Congress, and ask
time.
Chase is reported that he is moro
radical in name than in fact, and ms
complaining that he has indiscrcot
friends
Pope intends sending list to Con
gress of rebels fit to be eniranchised.
The Secretary of War has order
cd gra tuitous distribution, to the
soldiers, Of clothing, TO replace that
destroyed to prevent contagion.
William NJ, Evarts, II. ii. Dana,
Gen. Wells, and District Attorney
Gen. Chandler, tho prosecution in
Davis case, had several hours con-
vcrsation to-day. All these gentle
men are ready to proceed on the
25th. It is desired by the counsel
for the defence that Chase should
preside in conjunction with Under
wood. In this they are Influenced
by important legal considerations.
The trial will proceed on the origi-
nal indictment. Mr.. Davis will be
present at the time required by his
bond, although it is doubtful wheth-
er the trial will Immediately COM
mence.
Senator Guthrie will attend the
Senate this session.
Mcclellan is mentioned in conncc-
ton with the War Office.
The President and Gen. Grant
had long interview to-day.
The Presidential serenade, this
evening, was very enthusiastic !;
there was an immense crowd.
Sitka advices of Sd say Russia
made formal transfer.
Steamer Ossippa nearly wrecked
on the 9th, in the most terrific hur-
ricane known for 20 years lost all
boats and rigging.
Chronometers destroyed she put
into Sitka on the 2Sth.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 13.-Probably
five thousand people assembled in
honor Of the serenade rendered Pres
ident johnson by the Conservative
Army and Navy Union. There
were three bands Of music and three
different professions, in on G o i
which q huge broom was carried.
Col. J. II. O'Brien addressed the
President briefly, to which he res
pended, in effect, that he was rejoic-
ed, but not astonished, at the result
of the late elections. He still hoped
that the rod Of depotism would be
broken and the armed heel ofpower
lifted from the necks Of the people,
and that the principles of a violated
Constitution be preserved.
The remedy for the present I'M
happy condition of h country
must come from the people them
selves They know what the RENE
dy is, and how it is to be applied
At the present time they cannot, ac'
cording to the forms of the constitu-
ton. repeal obnoxious laws. They
cannot remove or control this mill
tary despotism. The remedy $
nevertheless, in their hands, and Is
sure one if not controlled by fraud
overshadowed by arbitrary power
or from apathy on their part, toe
long delayed.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 14.-Vote in
Kansas for negro suffrage 5,995
against 1868.
Gossip says Col. Forney is not
defaulter, he has a balance to his
credit in the Treasury.
McCulfoch renewed his resigna-
ton, but was requested by the Pres
ident to withhold it. III.
1t is asserted that General Sher-
mans visit refers exclusively to In
dian affairs. .'
1t is asserted the Assistant Secre
tary of the Treasury Chandler, pos
lively retires at the beginning of thu
year.
McCulloch will recommend a new
consolidated five per cent, loan.
But five of the Judiciary Commit
tee present yesterday, business con
fined to one witness regarding he,
publican Government in Mary land
Reverdy Johnson has almost en-
tirely lost his sight.
John w. Patterson, Assessor Q
Internal Revenue ofthe 4th Distric
of Virginia, was suspended by orde
of the President for misconduct u
office. /.
Gen. Schofield visited the Presi
dent today.
II is understood that the Presl
dent has recommended Hon. Edwi
Cooper. of Tennessee, as Chandler
successor.
Schofield and Grant had a Ion
f discussion. mainly it is said, bearln
on the expense of the reconstructio
, of Virginia, which already exceed