Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-10-31
JOHN W. swIyDELLs. PUBLISHER.
TELEGRAPHIC.
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WAsniNGEaS, Oct l7.-EEart
has reinrned from New York, an
had an interview with the Preslden
and Sohufiell to-day.
sherman has issacl a field Or,lel
calling attention TO 'he bravery an
gallaniry ofcerlain officers aud nae
nfhis command in recent fights wit
Indians makes special mention q
! Col, forsylh's hand of iorly,seVeI
scouts, who fought aud repulsed sii
hundred Indians in several charges
killihgsevonly I've, and maintaining
their position rir eight days,
number Of privalcs arc mcniionc'
by name, as having shown unnsua
bravery on different occasions,
PnILADELPnIA, Oct l7,-forty
ninecounties official, and the balance
reported give the radicals 1888 ma
jorily.
FoRrRESs MoNRoE, Oct, IL
Three companies Of heavy artillery
have departed southwark, viz; Bat
terry &, LIST Artillery, for Atlanta
Battery A, I'd Artillery. for Colum
bia, $, O.; Battery c, 9th Artillery
for Raleigh, \. G,
NEw YoRK, Oct. lI.-Ono 10 four
inches snow at and west of Bing.
hamton. Concord WorchcStcr and
other eastern cities report binding
snow from the northwest,
ROCHESTER,, n. Y, Oct, 1.-Two
and n half inches OF snow.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. livery
cold first snow of the sea on 10 fall
ing.
WASHINGTON, Oct, lS.-Thcrc is
the best authority for saying that
President Johnson has neither mp.
proved the proposition TO with
draw Scymour's name, nor intima-
ted u wish for the nomination. On
the contrary, Mr.. Johnson looks
upon the proposition TO change the
candidates as i'll timed and injudi-
cious.
Frank u. Blair made speech in
st Louis last night to large as
scmblagc. He came before them
neither dismaycd nor discouraged,
The democratic party would yet
win but if il failed the republic
would tail with il. He expected to
continue the candidate for the Vice
Presidency, but was willing to make
any sacrifice the country demanded.
MEMPHIS, Oct. 1S.-A large mum.
Der Of arms and & quantity of am
on the steamer Hespcr,
en- route for Arkansas, were destroy
ed last night by parties in disguise,
who boarded the steamer from Il
lug boat at Catlet's landing.
FORTRESS MONROE, Oct. 1S.-A
northwestern wind prevails, There
was n slight frost here his morning.
WASHINGTON, Oct 19.-There will
DC no change in candidates and no
bird party. Covodc is defeated for
Congress-, but will contest. He
claims three hundred fraudulent
'otcs.
1t is known to the military au-
horiiies here that the arms des-
royed on the Ilcsper at Cab Island
we're purchased by the Governor Of
arkansas and Senator Mcdonald
or that State on speculation, bcliev
ng that the Legislature would buy
hem. 1t is not believed that armed
esstancc is contemplated, from the
act that the arms were destroyed,
ot reserved for use.
UTICA, N. Y, Oct. ia confer :,
nee was held Saturday between
seymour and several members Of
he National Committee. Seymour ,
aid any change in the ticket must
esulti in the Withdrawal ofhis name.
Ie was an unwilling candidate, and >
'oud gladly be relieved Of rcspon- /
ibiIity. His visitors replied that
o change was contemplated. =
New YORK, Oct. 19.-Gcorge
rancis Train has accepted the Con 6
ressiolal nomination, and thinks {
is election would secure his own {
nd other Irish Americans their re- r
,ase from British bastles. 9
MADRID, Oct. 1S.-Gen. Prim has j
cen made Marshal Of Spain. Gen.
ulcc is made Duke of Madrid !,
cputation of Cubans arrived and a
ipulated with the Junta for the .
r;idual emancipation Of slavery. =
he Barcelona republicans protest :
,ainst the acts of Prim and Ser :;
mo. .Er V !;
WAsuINdToN, Oct. 19.-Col. Fay ii
ys persons with whom he is in e,
agree that there is =,
, necessity for % session on the 10th v
November, Il
Gov. Orr, of South Carolina, is .
re. i 4a s @,
VOORHEES, and Julian's seats, in =, ~
diana, will be contested Il,
Dickinson, democratic Congress q,
an from the 9th Ohio district, has q, q,
EN- arrested, charged with issuing h,
naturalization papers. Il;
LITTLE Rock, Ark, Oct. II.
,J. M. Schotield, Secretary of War: vo
The arms purchased for the State 10 10
ere destroyed by an armed band II,
men on the Mississippi River. N
he boat was captured and the arms Of
rown overheard. From facts in y
y possession / am satisfied that 20
med resistance to the laws is con- u, ~
in which event the Uni =.
States forces here would be en- T.
ely inadequate to preserve order. N,
[ Signed. POWELL CLAYTON,
Governor Of Arkansas.