The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-10-15

New ORLEANS, October 14.-All in
coming vessels report encountering
heavy hurricane on the 5th and 9th.
The Ship Carondelet, from Liverpool,
lost all but her main mast, mlzzen ana
mizzen topmast, but arrived at South
west Pass She was yesterday in COM
pany with an unknown ship. The
Shin Bremen has arrived and reports
having seen II bark with her main
mast carried away, and two full rugged
ships with the loss of topmasls ana
yards.
The New Orleans clearinghouse as
ISOLATION has established two per cent
premium as the rate 10 he collected Tor
exchange for the present upon bllls
and notes which are made payable
with exchange on New York.
MEMPHIS, October li.-Latcst news
indicates slight check IN ne lever.
Tie new eases are less malignant,
BALTIMORE October l4.--lhe Jour-
neymcn tailors are preparing for II
strike. m
MADRID. October lI.--ThcTe were
thirteen killed and i1rly-seven wound
ed in the naval battle Oh Carthagcna,
on the rebel fleet. .
p,uis. October l4.-Lrhc council of
war before which Ranc was summoned
To appear, has declared him guilty ana
nasspd sentence ofdcatn in contllmacy.
CINCINNATI, October l4.--All the
banks resumed currency paymchtsyes-
terday. There WAS no run.
PARIS Octobcr lI.-Journal dc Paris
. l... -
monstratr the necessity for the restor-
alton of monarchy to prevent I'M
pending The trial OF l5azaihc
was resumed at noon to-day. The at
tendance larger than on any day since
the opening. The President OF the
court began his examination OF the nc
cuscd, stating that he should consider
that the prisoners responsibility coln-
menccd with the 18th of August He,
however, put several questions III re-
uard TO events before that uale. IN
rpuly 10 questions concerning me JUS
asipr of Forbach, Bazaine said he had
no knowledge that orders were given
TO the Generals direct. He was pres
pnt at the council OF war helo ny 1he
Emperor on the 9th of August. II was
then resolved that his army should he
brought to the walls Of Metz, ana the
movement in that direction began
ON The nth. After reaching the
citv he received no orders to obtain
ammunition. He complaine OF
The carelessness of the iltelli-
gence service. He did not receive
Precise information of McMlhon's
situation until the thirteenth, AID the
orders to throw II bridge across the MO
selle reached him only the day before.
He denied that he could he I'D re-
sponsible for the delay and subsequent
failure to destroy the bridges to pre-
vent the cnemey's pursuit. telegraph
dispatches were read showing that B'i'
zainc intended TO counteract the i!anR
movement of the Germans, but the
Emperor prevented it. The Marshal
in answer 10 further questions espe'
cially concerning the 18th OF August
stated that he agreed with tho Empe
ror 10 march to Nerdun, but delay was
c..used by battle and he was otherwise
hindcrcd. He was unaware that
the Emperor left any specia
orders. 1t was well understood, how
ever. that in the event of strong
resistnncc the army was to remain a
Metz few days, and not 20 beyont
Verdun in any case. After the battle
of the 10th, lie Bout and CanroheT
esreed with him that 1t was lmpossibl'
Ia advance. Responsible officers in
formed him that his supplies were III
sufficient. He said that he gave Can
robert all the aid he asked at st, Per
watts. He blamed LAdmirqult for no
calling up the reserve. In Justification
Of his conduct after the 18TH Of August
he cited the orders he had received L
be cautious. The accused betraye'
much excitement at tie h,5inning Q
the examination, whichaw;rs long au'
searching. -, 80,
Ngw YORK, October lathe FIR
Department OF this city has sentfv
thousand dollars to Memphis. - !,
George Francis Train las returned.
BusroN, October l4.-The Grang
composed of grain and commission
merchants having been ordered {
djsband by the Grand Master on tn
National Grange, on, the ground thi
II gas not Farmers Change has Y
fused, and threatens to carry the ma
Ter before the National Grange. IN
Grange retainsits lpoks and ipitiates i
members upon the pass worus III
uribs of the Order.