The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1873-11-29

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tenant Vollcnhcimor sulglded ~ Fort
Russell from mental dcprcs 'lun from
illncs. lie leaves n wlf3 and two
children.
WAsnlNOroS, November 25.--Thc
first inlmnilon, yesterday, Of n prOlN
Die change of admlnlslrnti In spain,
with Scrrano nsdictut0r, came through
British official sources to-day The
story IL varied IN another quarter,
namely ,hnt the CASTELAR, government
f. 10 he uVcIthrOwn by Il combination
of ruling iSpaniards. The plan Is said
To include the establishment of Mnr-
shall Serrano NJ regent for tie young
Duke Alfonso. Our government has
no official adViccs OH the subject nor
does IL consider these reports trust
worthy.
NEW York, November 25--It has
tfnnspircd that, on Saturday last,
Tweed transferred y large amount of
real estate to various parties,
\ Mrs. SchroOt appeared ut police
headquarters yesterday, and stated
iifNt NV IAAohNiA'i WV iAaNNi ~ 40 i'''7
session Sl2, 600 and her little daughter,
aged T., disappeared from the Boston
3tcumhoat wharf here, on Friday last,
and she believed they had been muir
Aercd. The party had just arrived from
Rotterdam, aud were going to Boston
A large number of firms, carried
down by the force of the late panic,
have perfected arrangements with
their creditors and are getting in shape
to announce their resumption OF bust
ness.
1t is said that the detectives have
gaincG reliable Information relative to
n movement 10 throw large quantity
of forged United States bonds on tie
market and that important arrests
may he made.
Fort MONROE, November 25.-Thc
United States steamer Osipee, and
monitor Mohapac, which were detain-
ed in the Roads yesterday by Il storm,
sailed at eight O'Clock this morning
for Key West, with u fair wind.
WAsHINGToN, November 25.-Ilic
President has appointed f.. r. BagN ell,
OF Virginia commissioner to the Cen
tcnnial Commission.
Secretary Belknap and Secretary
Robson left Washington last night for
Philadelphia on business connected
with the fitting out of vessels. 1t Is
said, by bureau officers at the Navy
department., that So far from orders be-
ing issued for the suspension OF such
work, they are engaged in hurrying
| the preparations to completion.
The President has signed the natu-
raliH0tio" treaty between the United
States and Ecuador.
WASHINGTON, November 25.-The
Presidents message goes to New Or
leaus IN full. a fair synopsis will be
sent to all points in limG for noon
delivery ii possible. Points other than
New Orleans wishing the full text,
must arrange with the telegraph CONF
pany.
VERSAILLES, November 25.-'fte
| mCmbera uf tho Cabinet renewed the
tender Of their designations, ant! they
have been accepted.
BosroN, November 25.- Mayor Pierce
has resigned.
MADRID, November 25.-At Cahi-
net council yesterday, whcreat the
note to be seut to the Government Of
the United States was under considera-
lion, IL was d MED that the Spanish
Government is disposed to submit the
Virginius question To the Emperor OF
Germany for arbitration.
New ORLEANS, November 25.--The
peoples convention to-day adopted an
| address and a series of res Citations to
the President. The session was har-
inonious, Tho following resolution was
! adopted Resolved, That our fellow
citizens Judge John a. Campbell, Hon.
Randall Hunt. Robert II. Mari, Hora-
ito n. Ogden and VIM. b. Spencer be
appointed u committee, on behalf OF
the people of Louisiana, TO repair to
Washington and present their memo
rial for relief from kellogg's Gsurpa-
tons, and the restoration of Louisiana
to her rights md liberties as q free
State of tile American Union as guar
antced by the Constitution of the Uni
TED States.
Speeches were made by Governor
McEncry and others.
New York, Novembcr PA letter
from Havana, dated Nov. 20, says there
is much talk of war with tho United
States. The Captain General and his
military chief had several meetings,
hut the result of their deliberations is
not known.
One thing Is certain, however, that
preparations for defelice are being ac-
lively made. Guns are being mount
ed on oil the forts around the city,
Who they viii get to man them IL an
other matter, US they have no artillery
men. Powder Is also being supplied
and n general hustle is heard allar0und
| the arsenal. The people talk war,iko,
and express their determination TO
make no concession. They say they
will fight TO the last before they will
give up the Virginius or any of the
pem5ns who took part in the execu-
ton of her crew.
The Conservative journals publish
Articles to aiieet TBS. people, and the
Republican papers Join IN for fear they
viii not he considered patriotic.
The statement that the Tornado is
captured blockade runner is incor-
rect. She was built in England for the
Gillian government at the time Chilli
was at war with Spain, and was cap.
tired by Spanish man-oi-war, and
taken Into Cadiz, where She was con-
demned and held She is fine vessel.
MONTREAL, Novcm Der 25.-it is cs-
timltea that three thousand French
Cauadiahs have Retufneil " This PrnY-
incc, from the Tinted States, during
the past three weeks.
WASHINGTON, November 25.--There
was a Cabinet session of two hours du
ration to-day. All the members pres
ent except Robson, who is In Phila-
dclphia. The yirginius affair only re-
ceived consideration. II Is stated that
Secretary Robson will issue an order
for battalion of marines, to accompa-
ny the Franklin to Key West, eight
hundred strong, and the command of
the same will be rendered to Lieut-Col.
jos, Jomeg, 4 son Of Col. John w.
yomey.
New York, November 5.-The
storm only ceased after daylight. IN
many places the drifts are from eight
to ten feet deep, rendering the roads
almost impossible. Fears are enter
famed for the steamship Picton, ten
days out from Quebec for Picton. and
not yet reported:
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