The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1873-12-13

Here were nUmwUuH nrri
donta, ,estofdny, both w the tifeda
aud on the Thames. TlichOtplims are
filled with people who were niii oven
or otherwise wounded, On TIC river
three persons were Killed by rUllli Ions
between various trails,
The steamer Ambrose has afriycl
from Cape Const. Thirteen of the
crew died Of yellow frYcr.
WAsluNGTuS, December 10. i he
survivors of the Virgil ius vi W be dr'
livcrcd In daylight, on Tuesday next
In the Civil lights Convention Tue
preliminary proceedi'Gs we're inter-
rupted by n motion OF Culniy, oi icNhs,
that Mr.. Pinchbeck be declared pernlh-
nent President hy acrlamation, Inc
motion created considerable excite
ment, and 1t was Lost. The call OF lhe
States then proceeded and the Char
man of the State delegations appointed
on Commmittce on Permanent organ.
ization. The Convention throughout
was somewhat turbulent ana dit not
adjourn till halfpast twelve O'Clock.
New CASTLE, Delaware, Deccmber
lO.-1he citizens and police are well
armed and will prevent Interference
" it'll the whipping of the bank robbers.
SAVANNAH, Deem Der lO.--The steam.
err Texas, from Liverpool, for New o.
leans, via Port Royal, went asl;0er nine
miles south of ny bee lar during n
thick fog. Steamers have gone 10 nrr
assistance. No damage IL apprehondcd
| WILMINGTON, n. c., December TO-
Westons time WAS beaten on the
race course near Raleigh to-day by II
walkist named O'Hara, who walked
five miles in forty-nine minutes and
twenty-six seconds-halfa mile of the
distance being backwards,
ST. LOUIS, Decem her TO- Cronehold,
aged twcnty-two, killed Baltishar, aged
thirty-five who ruined Cr0nebvld's sis
ter, aged sixteen.
New ORLEANS, December l0-Cot
ton active and firm. Sales S,SlI0 bale.
! Good ordinary to strict good ordinary
, Ii(sl4Sc; low middling to strict low
mildling Ia11lhlG mhidling TO strict
midding l6@lGsc; good middlingl7$G1
l75c, for checks. Receipts Il, LAT ales;
exports, coastwise 2,223; continent
4,076; Great Britain 4,Zl3; stock l7,21l;
unsold 90, 700.
Gold 9IM92. Sight for currency
discount; for checks par, Sterling for
checks IS. i.s
NEW York, December lo.--Cotton--
net receipts 800, gross 1897 bales. Fu-
lures closed easier.
HAVANA, December ! The tone OF
the authorities and prominent Span.
iards Indicate compliance viii, the
protocol.
LONDON, December 1.-THE Times
says Bazaine is justly convicted. The
Telegraph considers him Il sacrifice tC
National vanity, The News hopes, as
the evidence was so conflicting, tlat
the sentence will be committed To pei,
petual eXileor mprisonment.
PARIS, December ll.-Ihe crowd at
the Trianon, to-day, warmly cheered
the verdict. The sentence includes
the payment OF cnsts and expulsion
from the Legion of Honor. -H
McNlahon postpones action on the
appeal for mercy in behalf Of BazainC
7 until the time when the court may re-
verse itsjudgIncnt.
The Journal De Paris says the una
nlnity. OF the court pnrlpdes y recon
sidcration of the sentence, but the con
demned Marshal may take advantage
of the lapse of time and plead his spen
did services to France in mitigation
LONDON, December il.-Ihc tol
continues the third day and seriously
affects bueiness, No vessels have al.
rived for two days, Che fog covers a.;
area of fifty miles, with the center IN
London. Elsewhere there has beel
heavy frosts.
BAYoNNE, DeccmLe. 1.-THE Carlis1
IJunta claim another victory. \ mum
Der of republican officers were killed
PARIS, December ll.-Specie has in
creased in tho Bank OF FRANCE foul
million francs. ..li ,5s tr-
Soon after The judgment of the court
was pronounced against Marshal I'a
Zaine, last evening, he requested thai
his son might be allowed to visit hin
in prison; Ire also refused TO await him
sell of the right of appeal. President
McMahon viii to-nay decide whether
he will listen to the appeal OF til,
court for mercy and commute the sen
tence of condemnation. "a.
BAYoNNE, December lit is ru.
mored that Lizarraga has captured ant
shot the Cure of Santa Cruz
GALVESTON, December 1.-THE In
dams, in raid on Neuces river, killed
twenty-four persons, mostly sheel
; herders. The raiders are supposed Il
be Comanches. Americans and MeXi.
cans fare alike at their hands U
Boston, December ll.-ASassi2'
disease is taking an alarming TURN
The base of the c-ain eiiousiy weak
; ened. p 90
LATER--The condition OF Agassiz Il
almost hopeless.
DETROIT, December 1l.--Tlie funeral
of Bishop Armitage took place to-day
MATAMOKAS, Mexico, December II
A telegram from the City OF Mexico
to-day, states that the Federal govern
ment has ordered tae restriction:
which have recently been placed OF
merchandise imported into the Zone
I.iberc to be taken Off This restores
the right of merchants to dispatch mer
,chandise to any of the towns within
ths Zone Libere without the payment
of any duty. For more tim a yea
Ipasttrad within the Eope Lihere ha'
been confined to the ort ut which the
merchandise was entered. The resto
ration of The right to dispatch goou,
! from the port of entry to amy part in
THE Zone Lbere without duty, will lie
vive trade in this frontier which ha,
been languishing under tie restric'
tions justremOved. --
CHARLEsTowN, Mass, December ! |
Kimba!l, a blacksmith, killed hi
wife, stepdaughter and himself. In
sanity.
WASHINGTON, December IL MY
Pinchback, having the headach cali
ed Mr.. downing to the chair. Mr.
/ Sumner declined to address the con-
vention, saying he could serve them
1.better in the Senate. The committee
which invited Mr.. Sumner Disagree
as to whether Mr.. SIMMER did iol
ibid not kindly chide them, UproaI
1 chafacterized the convention. NJ
progress in business beyond the perma.
nent organization.
The successor Of Judge Underwood
lies between Hughes, Wickham aEt
t.Willoughby. The President will hole
1.-The matter open until Mond"y.
The Civil Rights Convention VISITED
the President They expressed them
selves pleased with the Presidents re