Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-01-18
JOHN W. SWINBELLs, PUBLISHER.
TELEGRAPHIC.


celebrate, in grand style, the onsu
ing anniversary orthe battle of New
Orleans.
CINCINNATI, Jan, 5.-Tho Metro
politan Hotel was damaged by fir
to the amount of ten thousand dol
lars. Marshall and Willard of Par
is, Kentucky, were badly injured b,
jumping from windows.
New York, Jan. 5.-Latest Eng,
lish mail adviccs state that fv,
British ships of war have gone il
search of n strange vessel armcC
without legal papers. Commodore
Of all ships in commission have beer
ordered to adopt every necessary
precaution, particularly at night, tc
protect ships from attack. GuarC
boats and steam launches are to be
kept on duty, The dropping of tor
pcdoes in streams is found by the
Government, An attempt has been
frustrated to blow up the Govern,
mcnts work at Warrington. One
of the prisoners is II well known
Fenian. Two meetings to have
been held in Clerkenwcll, in refer
cncc to the late explosion, have
been prevented by authorities.
1t is stated more intimate un
dcrstanding has been established
between Russia and Italy, The De.
bats denies that Russian troops are
being concentrated upon the Gallo
ian frontier. In the case of Ac-
comas and others condemned as
members of a secret society. three
proclamations were produced, found
n Arcoma's house in Paris, stigma
tizng Napoleon as a usurpcr and
criminal advcnlurcr, and France as
going to ruin, her industry afflicted
by misery at her door, her honor in
peril, and the laughing stock of
nations, and calling on the people
to ri Sc and take their destinies
into their hands.
COPENHAGEN, Jan. 1.-The subj ct
of the sale of the three Danish West
India Islands to the United States
V i'll be submitted to the rigsdag on
Wednesday next.
LONDON, Jan. 4.-Evening.-The
is almost continually
in receipt of information relative to
the movements of the Fcnians. The
public excitement caused by the
recent operations ofthe BROTHERHOOD
has by no means abated to-day
Dispatches have been received from
Cork giving the details of another
Fenian movement in that locality,
A body of Fenians last night SER
ruptitiously entered the magazine
in that city, unchallenged; carried
away more than half the blasting
powder. There is no clue to the
of this mischief. The
people stand aghast at the effronte-
ry of the Fenians. The clergy of
the city of Limerick have affixed
their signature to a document declar-
ing that there can be no permanent
peace in Ireland unless it is treated
like Hungary.
FLORENCE, Jan, 4.-Menabrea, the
prime minister, has given publicity
to a number of private letters, prov
ing that Baron Ratazzi was fully
of, and favored, the recent
of General Garabaldi
against Rome; and that he also lent
the insurgents his valuable influence
md assistance.
LONDON, Jan. 4-rhc Turkish
envoy at Vienna will start for Lon
Ion Immediately to ask protection
Of the English government against
The intrigues of Russia.
Late dispatches received from.
Japan state that the Christians who
lad been imprisoned audpersecuted
n Nagasaki, have been released.
HAVANA, Jan. 5.-An attempt has
Deen made to burn the stores OF the
San Ciprean Company. The fire
" as discovered in room where the
books and papers were kept. The
of the Company ran away
'ccently, and is supposed default
II. Four clerks have been arrested
IN suspicion.
LONDON, Jan. 5.-Thc Abyssinian
remained at Senaf),
waiting General Napier. TIL C
roops are well, but the horses are
lying
PARIS, Jan. 5.-The Constitutional
lenies that the Emperor urged the
Corps Legislatif to pass an army
,ill, and asserts the relations be
ween France and Italy were never
more satisfactory than now, but
ears the effoct of mischievous ru-
nors regarding the new Italian
Cabinet.
SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 6.-The Su-
,reme Court decides the law ex-
certain property from tax
Ition, as unconstitutional, thus add
ng two millions annually to the
'evenues of the State.
Charles Wolcutt Brooks has been
appointed japanese Consul here
This is the first appointment OF the
lind
HAVANA, Jan. 5.-The British
teamer Danube has arrived with
ate Mexican news.
The Yucatan expedition has been
Diaz warned the gov
,rnment that every previous expe-
lition had been defeated. The peo-
bic of Yucatan are to fight it out
lmong themselves.
The Yucatan revolution is in
.rcasing, with more mutinies among
he government troops.
CHIcAGo, Jan. 5.-The jury bas
rranted the divorce asked for by
hrs. TieAnor.
WASHINGTON. Jan. 6.-SENATE.-
4 memorial was presented favorfng
steamship line hence for Liberia.
One by Sumner from the freed
men of Elizabeth City, n. c., stat
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