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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-02-23
Relknan 70 be Abandoned.

A correspondent at DeiknAp informs ps that the or
der Tor the abandonment of ft Beknap had besa re-
eeire AZ thst post, and thst preparations for the ro-
royal Of tie troops would commence in The course oil
asceh or ten days. Several companies Of the End.
csalry are ordered to Camp Cooper. post win be
eatsbsSed either there or in the neghborhoed. The
selection ofNhe site CT the post has besn entrus-
.ed to Maj. Thomas now in coalnaad at It. Belknap.
The buildings at Fl d. arc to be turned over to the
owners, ThrockmOrton & Co.
Tho abandomentcf Fort Bciknsp, ard the rem, va
Of HE troops to the Clear Fork of the Drszos, is in
pursuance Of understanding between L. Gen.
soo,t and Gen Twiggs, at their late conference :;
Few Orleans We should not be surprised If it we're
followed mp by the breaking up Of she lower Re-
tsrve and the remeal Of the Indians outside Of the
lire Of pests, and perhaps beycad Red River, This
Increment win lei. 90 the peoasiarg interests Of the
s.ijcining COUNTIES
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-02-23

branch bank Of the Citizens 6s,ik Of Louisiana,
is TO be established at Shreveport. This Will be ben
eft to the Eastern portion of Texas We have nc
doubt that large amounts of the money Will find It's
way into Texas Dallas Herald.
We think just the reverse Of what the Herald thinks
Wa are not in favor Of banking institutions in the
State neither in favor Of having the worthless
trash Of other States pass as current among Il
the editor of the Herald bank man p Crockett
.drgHs.
We haven't room to give our answer in fall to the
query of Our cOtemporary. We can ouy illustrate it
now by saying as did gentleman who ran for the
Legislature. in this county, at the last election
When INTERCEPTED on the subject, he said he was for
good banks. but opposed to bad ones Query Can
there be good ones7 We viii say, however. that We
are opposed TO the Houston convention entertaining
the subject way the other. There is no neces
sity Tor making It party issue
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-02-23
Astounding Developments in the Case of
Judge Watrous Of Texas.

Extraordinary Developments in the case of
Judge, Watrous, OF Texas. were placed before
the country in remarkable speech by Senator
Houston, of Texas, delivered Yesterday. They
purport to contain most extraordinary histo-
ry Of stupendous conspiracy 10 take advan-
tage of the land controversies of Texas--a ccn-
spiracy in which Senator Houston alleges
Judge Watrous constantly appeared, in which
men Of responsibility and position were enlisted.
in which open propositions were made to cor
rupt the courts, and in which are exhibited al
legged secret and conspirant letters, making ex-
posures Of, as Senator Houston urges. pur-
pose TO deal out regular system Of fraud
thrcugh the machinery.of Judge Watrous'
court,
According 10 Senator Houston, il appears
that the conspiracy was FIRST organized in New
York city, with view Of dealing in fraudulent
land certificates felony punishable By stripes;
that one step IN the organization was 10 secure
John C. Watrous, u. s. District J pdeeoi Tex
as with circsit powers and fhsk his court
was abosed, md made "a substfve the private
AVID rortrrs IS 81 the cobsrrsey in The
T.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-02-23

We have received letter from a friend at Fort
Worth, stating that James Ishou, formerly VI Lamar
and Fannin counties, who in the expedition led
by Gen. Tarrant against the Indians in 1884, and
was prc.ent,at tbs killing of Capt. Join Il. Dcaton,
On Village Greek, IN the present county OF IHrrant.
has discovered the rcmaips Of the deceased. 1t viii
be remembered by those present that Denton was
killed by the Indians In ambush while crossing the
creek thnt those with him seized tie body and~borc
it some distance, supposed at the time to be for
ty miles, and buried it hastily with bowie knives
Among these present at the killing and burial, We
have heard mentioned the Of Col James Bour-
land, Henry etout, James Ishc,u, 4. j. CLARK, Of
this county, and perhaps others. It has generally
been supposed that the burial was on what is n5w
known rs Deutoh creek. The remains found by jim
lsham however, On Bear creek, i'll 1arrani
county Air. Ishaln claims 20 have found the place
where the body was deposited, aud after di,iggnt
search he found the bonesi except the skull III hot-
low The cattle had made ! path Immediately over
the grave, aal the water had washed up tl.u bones
and they we're protruding out Of the back Of tho
wash, The heal is missing Mr.. lJlom bo xed up
the bones and has sent them for safe keeping 10
gentleman near Wits mills i: this connty--A. G.
Clark, We suppose, there to await the action OF the
friends Of the deceased. These are a the particu-
lars that we have yet learned. We know Mr.. Islom
well, and the old frontiersrnen Of Northern Texas
will recognize him reliable man. 1t is suggested
that the remains should be rc-nterred ia Denton
county as it was named for him We give this infor-
NATION that his comrades aud friends may take such
action "a they may deem appropriate, tribute OF
respect 10 tia memory Of gallant gentleman and
gifted orator. Those who knew John b. Denton, es-
pcsiay those who like the writer Of this have listen
ed to his rratccseoqueuce in the pulpit, aud at The
bar ili understand the sentiments that prompts such
a tribute
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-02-23

sS~ Ne are authorized, ty a gentleman, 10 say for
him. that The STA :ements contained in a cemmunics-
ton in the Galveston News, Of February the Sti,
sgned by c. r. rndarill, aud written from Stephens
vile. purportng to give history Of the killing fthc
Reserve Indians and the circumstances that subse-
qusntly from it. 10 false from beginning To end,
in every particular. The Of the gentleman who
authorizes us to say this will be forth coming the
>dernaud Of any person who may feel sgsrevel.
gie game gentleman authorizes US 20 give as his
opinion, founded on m intimate acquaintance with
the Indians character, that tho Lower Rescrvc will
be broker up by the Indians themselves leaving II
voluntarily, and crossing Red River in to he Witch
i'll Reserve. When they do so, it ia his opinion that
come persons had best "loof OUT He says he does
not envy certain porsons when Choctaw Tom and
Ills friends revisit the frontier ION thinks that his
site md children have been killed unjustly, and cur
Uoigesp0uds..t thinks nc will geek aud obtsn 'e adj
~ revenge" il the laws do not take the matter in
hand.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-02-23
The latest News by Telegraph

DOMESTIC lNTELMGENcE.--- Washington, II D
| S.--Senutc. Mr.. Bjgler made an elaborate
speech in favor Of increasing the revenue by a
mixed specific ad yalorem scale of duties.
The subject was postponed.
Mr. Green, from the Territorial Committee
reported against the organization OF Jefferson
Territory.
House.--Mr. Singleton said he would be
glad !. LOvejoy would return negro he love
ioy) had stolen from one Of his (SngIeton's)
constituents. s,r. Singleton said that Love.
Joy had admitted lis particip- ton in slave
stealing, and he considered such a Representa-
tive as disgrace TO the nation.
The CHAIRMAN, Mr.. Barksdale, called Mr..
Singleton 10 order.
Cries from the Republican side, "Let him GO
on"--much excitement.
Loveioy's resolution was finally rejected.
Washington, Feb. 9.--The House to-day
passed the General Appropriation bill, a fter
striking out an appropriation of S200000 for
milage, an item of $4,000 for furniture repairs
and packages boxes, and an appropriation Of
$4,000 for the Congressional Globe report.
ing.
The House also deducted S23 600 from the
appropriation from New York Assay Office,
struck out the appropriation Of 100000 for the
worlnnen or the San Francisco Mint deducted
S225000 from the appropriation for the pnr-
chase Of properly in New York city now leas.
ed for the United States Courts. and reduced
The appropriation for the workmen at the New
Orleans mint 10 $1,000
An appropriation Of $4,000 was added TO
the appropriat ton bill TO supply. the deficiency
for the Congressional printing Of last session.
Dir, Branch reported back the bill appropria-
tag $50 coo 600 for the purpose q enabling
the President 10 settle the difficulties with
Spain. and 10 negotiate Tor the purchase Of Gu
"a.
sEsl1k- FocmI,s n15s a long and e.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-02-23

- VS. observe that the name Of our esteedfed and
~, is being mentioned in connection with the noina
ton for 1t. Governor. We do not know whether
Col Terry desires the nom nation or not but we do
A,tw that the convention could not put forward the
name Of q truer more stnunch democrat. CO.,
Terrys long experience in public affairs, in the State
from whence he came, would peculiarly ht him for the
1t. GOyernorship, sud his lifelong devotion to the
cause Of democracy renders bin peculiarly worthy of
its honers.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-02-23

The A h, lthd.Astspinsy. A. DE-
ysloped By Sohal..i Houston, d traced hy him
m teing connected with the deyelopemehn
lately made 10 the House invesiiguiion n lhe
nairasance and alleged corruption Of Judge
WaiTous. IN despolling Spencer nnd olhsf SET
Tiers Of their land in eonuplly usine lhreoun
TO This end in assisting in the procurement ci
forged muoimeni OF tile; IN expressing Alu'
sim, a suiloF In bis court, etc, eie., 10 compass
corrupt and Ievencelul purposes such being
the charges i6I which he was lately nTraiglel
before The House
The expose Of Senator Houston purpors to
exhibit sum Of alleged crMs that is mon.
sirous to contemplate. His ALLEGED revelations
q the conspiracy against the public domain IN
feSas are OF surprising interest, and will cam
mand the attention Of the country. They pnr-
port 10 come through the channel Of tn writ
ten consp!rant communications OF the alleged
parties themselves, and. rs explained IN Sena-
tor Housion's speech, are surrounded By cir
cumshnces Of deep and almost thrilling 10.
nance oil mlsdeeds.
Thus he seeks 10 show men essayine one of
the most gigantic schemes Of fraud I" ever at
tempted 10 be fastened upon any community"
hesitaiing NJ nothing, bold, INSCRIPTIONS, def
nnt; pressing into their service men Of .iplent
and apparent position working in deep secTe-
sy, united By wateh.w ords, vieing in desperate
undertakings, and extending in its rami6ca-
lions through different States, and Senator
Houston alleged, Il may be through the highest
Legislative rs well MS judicial offices in thu
country Washington Ereaing Star.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-02-23

r. J. G,y7cy Esq, Waco, Texas:
SIR On arriving in Camp today, fouud
awaiting me Communication from Yourself,
and various documents from Judge Battle
From the fact that know the civil authorities
have made no effort 10 arrest the parties in
question, from belief that can only actas an
assistant TO civil officer in making the arrests,
and from the absence of any order from the
Governor, aulhoizing me to act under tie depu.
tation from Judge Battle, il being. directed 10
me MS a military officer, shall decline attempt
| ing TO make the arrest Should a Sheriff, or
a person acting under depuiation from a
| proper officer, call upon me aud assure ms. he
had exhausted al the means placed in his hands
| BY the law, and they had proved inadequate to
effect the arrests. should give him all the aid
in my power, but even then shonld not feel
myself Unsuitable in resorting TO force, except
TO iepel an attack from the other party.
have written 10 the Secretary Of State,
and requested an order from the Governor, for
guidance. He is the only officer who can le-
gally order me,
am Sir, your very obi serv't,
/ Signed JOHN S FORD,
Capt. Command Company, Teas Rangers.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-02-23

81 The Branch Of tie Union Bank at Jackson,
Tenn, was entered and the clerk, Mr. Geo E. Miller,
killed and the vault robbed Of $50 SEQ Il notes and
si,545 in gold. No suspicion has as yet been fixed
upon any one, nor has any traces of the murderer and
thief been discovered. The situation Of the clerk IN
Dictated that he was in the act Of Sling up check or
draft, when he was struck upon the canc.ns ham,
mer Of the hank and instantly killed, the hammer
penetrating tic bead 20 the extent o. two inches
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-02-23

A .rrrfparif1i aftte iiafinn 'lnifPsadeni' g.,sa
90. nosint lI.rsuia .'rs aseouht Il the g,i n'nss
u Nihai. rts sr.ts, ,lilsnfy FL, pssioi 10 n..ts
"ti pia" "aAs,d af shsluls lias, bat ~, aista-
t,u mo- 'sg,i''us iass,sF, ar worthy " N,
cons l,ra',,l Of ti.ass sho have he "fs,eg"
Latest RON Altoona,
We regret 10 inlnlm our friends ~ Fanuin
ssh, contemplate using an "sar,y start" To- The
luloye region, hot our latest adyres Afs OF the
most i.s,ouugIng nature, Ia fact, It !, now
shliiia 'inulg as,eI,aiAed that the ARIZONA
Gold ha,d Pauakes strongly Of the nature Of
a certain iusact called hln'bug, We have
watched the progress Of Ibis gold excitement toI
the last IcW months, with q considerable de-
/ gree Of interest aud Inv, cone 10 tie eonclu'
sion the il hps bssn gotten mp 10y persons in'
ieresled 10 ihe success Of he "Ogertnd Mail
aud perhaps byR few adventures who found
some gold believing tha. IL existed ~
abundance somewhere IN itaLregion-bgt not
being able TO prospect for il with safety W pro-
III, took The usual method 20 wit raised q
gold excitement Thousands o! 'Gfeen,cs IL
ID omre gsRRs,' who were waiting Tor jus, such
q chance 10 "nake pile or die"--Facrillced
what property the possessed Tor an outfit, and
rushed crazy with excitement TO The new II
Dorado. The Overland Mai. leAred rich
harvest Tor a time, tnt finally the "thing eS
Ipoied.' Instead OF hUdng the "neediul reads
to be sacked up and carried home as they imN
lginei. they did find sterile waste, Of conn,
Try destitute OF grass and timber and Of gold,
anywhere within the reach OF wafer, with the
exception Of one 'diggias on ih s Giiu near For
Yuma, where the miners hnu' the dir on theii
backs over q mile, and lnen make enough lC
keep body aud soul together"
AZ die Bonham Hotel 4 few evenings sinte,
! conyeTsed with gentemrn who had inst ar.
rived from California. nv the "0vcTnnd Mail.
The maj! route lies directly through the "Ar
zons Gold Fields" and he reports that there
were few persons IN the mines The Callior
,niaas who came there returned disguised IL
Los Angelos, and az a general thing those
who remained were persons out Of money and
consr qnenily unable 10 leave. Thus il will b.
With many OF those who take an "enrly start
10 the spring. Let the start be sa,ly or late
they can travel the intervening thirteen hun.
dred aud forty miles. aud urise in time to see
the Elephant and spend their money, they
will then take the back track if they are 0Jle,
with guilty look, as i they had just escaped
from some State Enclosure
As an example OF gold eScitements general
ly, refer you TO the recent Frazer River hum
bug;' all you had 10 do accordidg 10 the papers
to make your everlasting fortune was 10 &C
there and spend few days, picking Up the
nuggits' Thousands lef; their homes and
families, led BY this g,ierng decoy. And
"hnt has been the resut2 According to the
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-02-23

sY Postmaster throughout the State are
ssthorizedand respectfully requested to set
as our Agents. They will be allowed the
usual commissions fer all collections made for
this Office.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-02-23
eSThs Overland Mail from s., Iou, for Calfarni

eY-Ths Overland Mail from s., Louis for California
arrived NJ Belknep On the 18th inst, % hOurs ahead
OF schedule time, bringing Memphis AMI 81. Louis pa
psrs Of the 7,h. ne are indebted to orr attentive
sreud, Major Bdrkct for copies OF papers from beth
placss--receivng them ia nine lays Another CORES
rondent says that the stages 60 through. Westward
crowded with passengers bound for Arizona and flat
the gold fever is raging about Beknap.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-02-23

- The Texas Free Mason, published ia Ru.l., vis-
lis rs regularly every month, and is one Of oir most
welcone exchange It is an excellent monthly, de-
voted entirely TO the interests of the craft 1t should
b in ;hefamiy Of every good mason. We are pleas
ed to see that quite goodiy li-t is aubscritei for q,
this place. The number for February has complete
nst Of the officers Of tbs Grand Lodge ffo1a lis oun-
dation in Texas, down TO the present time.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-02-23

The Cleveland (0hio) Plaindealer proposes to get
Cuba BY swapping New England for it-Er.
Ne are in for taat swap and rather than spoil
the bargain We for throwing in Ohio as stboot.
reseryng the editor Of the 'Plaindealer lie can i'm
MIGRATE 10 a civilized State
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-02-23

- We regret TO learn 'hat painful accident heie
Co. Ny; johnson, Of Iarrant, few days asY.--
z While riding over his farm his horse stumbled oyer
n hog-walloT and fell, crushing and mutilatry one
Of his feet Ii is feared that the bones are broken or
DEDICATED
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-02-23

- Secretary Thompson has decided that the intro
ducton of winsg into the Cheotaw and Chckssaw ma
ton, for sacramental purposes not in violation of
the intercourse laws Itseems construction mad pre-
vously Dsen given these laws, aebarring christian
Indians the use OF wines st the sacrament.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-02-23

tsS' Tie following is the official refusal Of Jum 81
Ford to make the arrests of Capt Garland and par
~, by virtue Of the Tritg placed in his hands, by
Judge Battle. We submit his letter 10 tho public,
without comment for the present. We may hereafter
have occasion di,cns. Of the points raised in
his dispatch
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-02-23

- The Overland Mail from Sc. Louis, arrived ut
Belknap, the night OF the Eth inst, upwards Of
so hours ahead OF schedule tim.
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sSAs ALAAEAcs.- friends at u distance are IT,.
!, si,t we can sll 10 more orders Tor Texas Al
4 5 .tspps. Our last supply vHg exhausted
I IL n W they we're received. They ean he or
w i lishers, Richardson Co., Calves
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-02-23

Judge Battle has issued other writs agaiust Capt
Garland and company. The writs will be plsced in
the hands of the shcriGs Of Erath and Palo Plato
eount;na