Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-03-02
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Anoiher ro0t.Iondsut ~ the au,s paper mzrrit
the names n 81, 4 Psny, ~ limestone, r T, Ay.
cock. 4 Falli iohn Boyitrd J NJ Davis. ~ Lime
siora, } n. johnson, v, l.. N,oly and D.. t. G..
Mems, o.. F0,sioae, richly merltlng the honor,
aud rrsfsraho 10 Judge Prsnderf1si.
Z col, I.hu neyl, II 1lhuaeaul. who has recently
returned f,pm below, gives very encouraging A.
count NJ he rrOgrs OF ths work on the Houston &
Texas Central read, ~ that viii prevent the COM
PIE ton of the "a s,ction 81 ? miles, by the time
rcqrire aOh July next will Ls N, failure to co.
sufficient numisr of labor'rs TIE wages arc high
and the payment prompr Can we not send down
help iIom this o"sny.
The A"slla pnIelligonoer' learns f,om Cne Of the
Rspgers that CIV, Runnels has ordered Capt Ino, s.
Ford's company 10 return to Austin, to he mustered
out a. The service, The late troubles with the Re
serve Indians Il sinuch feared viii induce CongrNs'
no, TO make On appropriation for their pay and sub
slsiance Tho refusal Of Capt, Ford to execute The
wrlts issued by Judge Battle for the arrest Of Capt
Garland aud party, may also, have had scmethng Il
do with this measure. weregret that the Ranger
are TO be dsbauded, hut in view OF all the creum
stances Il was perhaps tire only course left the Cover
nor,
The 'Tute,ligcnecr' has an allie article on tho Re
serve Indian difficulty, In which the editor review
all the facts connected with the subject lIc suppos
Ell as did we, that airor the open publication Of tn
names ofthe persons Implicated, that Garland an
{ party would Immediately on the issuance Of writ
have surrendered themselves to the law. II the
were innocent of any offence against the law, the
= would have been acquitted Their defiance OF i,
not very strong argument in their favor. The ed
tor very pl1usiby concludes that the whole affii
will result h the removal Of the Indians beyond Re
River, ani tho withdrawal Of the U. s, troops froI
c the Northern frontier, and insists that the safety
\ the people on the frontier demands that those WIN
3 have ayowcl the net should he brought 10 trial.
c The WAGE Democrat says that one night last wee
wilson, alias Merchant, the solper and scrger cam
- very near escaping from iAil. chiscl md hamnc
T had been communicated to him with which he free
" himself Of his chains, md was making pretty fa
/.
covered lie says there were three persons who prc
y posed 10 release him but one backed out The othe
two he says are in Waco. The Democrat thinks h
ought 10 be made to disclose their names
y, Gen. James Davis of Cold s.ring Polk county
died of pneumonia recently.
y. The citizens Of Crockett have voted nearly unan
mousy to have an Incorporated town. What has b
come OF our corporation?
Loughcry of the Marshall Republican, has gor
to New Orleans, and LETT the paper in charge of IL
= Devil II seems fashionable nowadays for Tex,
e editors 10 visit "the City
IS We have received the prospectus Of the 'Linip
g Times new paper to he issued in Linden the cour
i " seat cf Cass county, by H. T. O'Neal Co. Thcl
I are already Two papers published in Cnss county
i. the Gazette and Herald, both published Mt Je
lie ferson.
l. ". D. Scott Esd, fornerly,of Collin county, Ii
l. purchased Smiths Hotel in Austin and will hersn
ter conduct that establishment. Mr.. Scott is We
known by most &c our citizens, having sojourn
among us fol several weeks-during the present wi
ter, and we bcspcaN for him a liberal patronage.
y, - The Tyler Reporter favors the immediate a
" QUESTION Of Cuba in an able article,
~ - Fort Brown, Rnggcd Barracks, Fort McIntos
y Fort Mason, and Fort AlcKavett, it is said to
abandoned by the L S. troops.