Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-01-16
TRLRGRAPHIo.

sinre Cuslur's tight, lie pr0nonhe-
a. all Avpahoes and cheyennes nn-
friendly and hostile, tho klowas
divided half and half tho Conan
ohes friendly Apsehes, keohls,
Caddoes,, Wiohi,aws, and affiliated
bands, numbering about 5000, are
clustered around Fort Cobb, claim
ing the protection of the Govern,
ment Tho hostile have separated
from tho friendly tribes and gone
over 10 tho north fork Of Red River,
near tho mouth of Sweet Water
They numbered about 1000 war
riors. Gen. Sheridan was to have
lei Camp Supply, on the Cana
dian River fir Fort Cobb, on the
9Th, aud Il Is expected IN from three
To live days hc would bo in commu'
nication with Gen. hazon, AID be
able to strike the hostile tribes with
ont interfering with friendly tribes,
Sa,an,a, the principal chiefof the
kiowas, Is represented rs not hav-
ing gone 10 the hostile camp. Gen.
Sherman, however, regards Saianta
aud Bull Bear as the most hostile
aud treachorous Of tho plains In
dians, and believes no lasting peace
will be had with them ut large ho
has therefore given orders to kill
them, or If captured to impfison
them at Fort Gibson.
WASHINGTON, Dee. 3l.-At the
great Morse banquet Mr.. Thornton,
is supposed to have been hitting at
Reverdy Johnson, when he said; j
am willing, however, TO fall into
what seems TO me 10 bo the error Of
talking too much about peace, A
good deal has been said on the sub
iect, both in this country and in Eu-
rope; more, perhaps, than is either
absolutely necessary, or useful.
Peace is not always produced by
talking about it. Statesmen ought,
! should imagine, endcavor TO dis
cover what it is most,~likeIy to en-
gago mons interests aud TO convince
them that q state Of peace is necos-
sary to their wcll-bcing, to their
moral and material comfort
NEW ORLEANS, Dec 30.-Thc
steamboat Empire, hence for Gin
oinnati, sunk below Natchcz on
Monday night, while laying up from
fog. The bank caycd in, large
mass falling on the boat and sink
ing her. She was valued at $29, 600,
and was insured in Western offices.
Her cargo consisted Of sugar and
molasses value and insurance not
known.
The steamship Beaufort was sciz-
ed this morning by the U, S. Mar
shal, being suspicioned of having
arms, munitions and supplies for the
Cuban revolutionists; but nothing
being found, she was re-
leased this afternoon
WASHINGTON, Dec. 31.-Gov.
Swami oil Maryland, has pneumonia,
all departments close tomorrow.
PnlLADELpnEA Dec, 31,-Grant
visited Gigard College today. He
has grand reception tomorrow.
CoNsTANTINoPLE, Dec. 3l.-The
Crctan insurgents have submitted
to Turkish authority. The provi
sional government has been estab-
lished.
MADRID, Dec. 1.-The threaten
cd disturbances ut Seville have sub
sided. The country entirely tran
quill,
WAsnINdroN, Jan. 1.-The day is
very disagreeabIo. The usual num-
Der of receptions is a noticeable fea-
turc Butler and Morton visited
the President, Grants staff called
in a body.
CHICAGO, Jan. 1.-The jury in the
libel suit of Mrs Wilkinson vs.. the
Chicago Tribune, found verdict
for complainant Of seven thousand
five hundred dollars.
BUFFALO, Jan IA heavy snow
storm has been falling for the last
4S hours, and is drifting badly; the
the railroads are yet clear.
ALBANY, Jan. 1.--Gov. Hoffman
was inaugurated o-day.
ST.. LOUIS, Jan. NO confrma-
ton has been received at Sherman's
headquarters of the reported Indian
battle in the Wichita mountains.
WILMINGTON, (Del) San. 2.-Hon.
Martin w. Bates is dead.
ALBANY, On. Y) Jan. 2.-The
Union Car Factory was crushed by
the weight of snow.
SPRINdFlELD, (Mass.) Jan. "A
furious snow storm obstructed the
trains.
PARIS, Jan. 1.-The conference on
the Eastern question postponed.
Its meeting improbable.
MADRID, Jan. disturbances
occurred in Malaga, when the citi-
zens barricaded the streets. 1t is
presumed the disorder will be easi-
ly suppressed. Agitation continues
in Navarro.
CoNsTANTINoPLE, Jan. 1.-The
Turkish government, since the de-
parture Of the Greek envoy, show
good feeling towards the Greek res
idents Of that city. The Turgwie
newspaper says The Porte has not
accepted, aud probably will not ap
prove the proposition Of a European
conference.
MArRID, Jan. 2.-The Malaga in-
surgents refusing 10 submit. Gen
RcRoda defeated them in the streets.
Order is restored.
CoNsTANTiSOPLE. Jan. 2-The
Government received an invitation
to attend the conference. It's as
serted that said Pascha is appoint
ed 10 represent the Sultan Date Of
conference not fixed
Iosxox. Jan 2-Mr. Befiingane
departed for Paris afier agreeing