Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-08-12

Washington letter OF the OH to the crneiN'
| natl Gazette says;
"The prc.idcn, has sent Gen, Carl schnrs
I South TO observe the Workings ot the recon
struat!on experiment. lie informed tho
Jcuersi that his policy in regard 10 the
Southern States was not final, and 10 de-
slred 10 be reliably AM fully adyisoi az to
:hc workings OF tn experiment Tho
writer saws the General would leave Now
York about ,hg l3,h.
To received yesrsrGey from tho Lonlsi'
ana lee Works, corner Q: 'rchoupiionlaS aud
Ornrgc Rtr,c's, block Of their creole, spm-
,n,r- frozen ice, which ia made from filtered
MlSsissipyi water, by y French apparatus,
nj tarnie 5f cost Sh.ch permits iiIo he sold
At a lower rate thar, il eau 10 impaired from
Boston. The ice is frozen No hard MS II the
thermometer herc sto,d' ten degrees b"loT
zero, and the water from II is IA pure as
snv We get. To m0se our own ice is be-
come, qaod ice inie adcnt,-N. U. Tmes'
OLnEsr PRISTrR.--Wc met the other day
in town, our old friend Mr. W. V. Tnnstali,
! for several years past resident OF this
county, who Is probably the oldest printer
in tho South. lie will soon be eighty years
old. Over fifty years ago he founded the
: Tennessee Gazette, in Nashville being the
first paper published IN that city. After
wards he published paper at Fayetteville
, Tennessee, md still latterly at other places.
! Mr.. runstall speaks ieeiincly over our
present condition and confidently looks f4r
better times soon.
/ He followed for somc time the avocaton
! Of school.teaching, but is nova farmer
4 We hope the old gentleman will live long
,a, lie ia small in stature has grew hair
and beard, and apparently is as jov!al as
n school boy Crockett Quid Nunc.
! Gen. Ewells wife has procuren .ne No'-
ration Of her husband from Fort warren,
/ ny his taking the oath OF allegiance, ana
both have left Tor the South.
The 5 s'ntcnced conspir"'ors, Mudd, Arm,
old, . laugh.lh Hnd opahaler' III" ir'iV'"
at Fortress Monroe, and were put on 'osrd
the steamer Florida which seamed 10 sea
Their destination ~ unknown, out IS sup
posed to be the Dry Iortugns.
Henry a. WISE eS.uo'erhor anu Prne',''
Of Virginia, was at last accounts IN hch-
, Rond, claiming the restoration OF MS esta;e
az an effect guaranteed by INC terms ON nus
parole, as q prisoner. lt ID sad therc is
some talk of making him eGndidnte Tor
| Governor r.
Inc next term OIL inc =. . C''ou'. ~ ~.
~ Nor'otS, nheels III oo,oo,,, ""v" n, @
treason indictments HS',hst uo',' n''' '"N
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assume b;s anhcrn,,or;L dntiss.
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NEW ORE Sa'y <o'-,'' W. mason' n".'
Tebei ,on missioner =, 70 ruroP7 HAS g'H' ~
81. oa'hcfihsS' v. W. 70 resiue'
WAauTSGToS. July ll.-Ihe Mary mar
rig murder tral concluded 70 day. just as
everybody expected il would, in verdict OF
not guilty. The jury were out only some
eight mic utcs. The sccnc in ihe court was
dramatic in the extreme. Hiss Harris
tainted and fell into the arms Of her coun-
sci, who kissed her ihe moment the jury
gave in the verdict, |hile'thc crowd hootcd
and appauded
The scenes during the argument OF the
counsel, to-day, were simply disgraceful. -
Aside from the stump speeches delivered as
argumlnts, the counsel for the prosecution
got into quarrel with the Judge, who
threatened to put him under arrest If he
! did not pursue mildcr line Of argument,
and cease to abuse the witnesses The
crowd behind the bar app'auded the speech
es aud shouted, "Bully for you" TO the
counsel as they kept up their Srangling.-
, The judge, whose decision, have been one
sided, sign fcantly said TO tho jury, just
before they went ont, that he would walt
for them, as they had, doubtless, made up
their minds. One of the jurors was on the
Scklcs case, and several others have been
, ,h,ut tho conrt room for wears.