Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-07-14
TELEGRAPHIC.
From the Galveston News.
Associated Texas Press Dispatches
JACKSON, juno 20

enthusiastic Democratic Congress
sional Convention met at New AL
bany yesterday. They nominated
Mexican for re election; passed res
olutions approving the Presidents
policy, and tho vetoes Of the Civil
Rights and Frecdmen's Bureau
bills; opposing negro suffrage; al
amendments to the Constitution at
present; declaring no States out oI
the Union; disappearing the ex'
emption of three thousand millions
of wealth of the country from tax.
alton, and demanding of the next
Congress that every species Of
wealth shall bear an equal share Of
taxation.
WASHINGTON, June 29.-The Sen
ate postponed the regular order,
which was the district suffrage bill
and took up the Niagara ship canal
bill. House engaged on tho tariff
New YORK, June 20 Noon,-
Cotton weak at 81 to 39-sales one
thousand bales. Gold 155.
Official returns from Oregon, ol
all but three counties, show the
Union candidate for Governor elec-
ted, by u majority of 2O5. Maiori-
ty of Unionists elected to the Leg
isluture.
Buffalo indictments have been
found at Canandagua, against Fen
ians taken there for trial.
JACKSON, June 80.
A Rio Janeiro correspondent re-
ports battle in which Lopez am
bushed and defeated the allies un-
der Florez, who lost 5 guns, and
1000 men killed, wounded and
prisoners. He was only saved from
humiliation by large reinforce
ments. Lopez carried off the tro-
phics,
WASHINGTON, June 29.-An ad-
dress to the people of the United
States by the Democratic and Con
servative Congressman has been
agreed upon, and is now being
signed by such names as James
Guthrie, of Kentucky N. r. Neb-
lock, of Indiana, and is to be made
public in a few days; is said to en-
dorse the proposed Convention at
Philadelphia, and urges all States
to participate. 1t is rumored Har-
Ian will leave the Secretaryship, to
be succeeded by Browning, Of Hi
nois.
Monitor Minontowato, with con-
sort, arrived at Queenstown, MAX
ing the passage in ten days and
eighteen hours. Average for each
day one hundred and sixty eight
miles. Heavy weather did not af-
feet her speed or cause her to roll.
NEW YORK, June 80, M.-Cotton
dull at 81 to 39c.; sales 500 bales.
Gold, 153. All apprehensions of
cholera have ceased.
WASHINGTON, June 30.-It is be-
lieved the President will veto the
new freedmen's bureau bill and tar
iff bill, if passed in the form report
ed
A bill before the Senate fixes the
salaries of the collectors at Calves
ton, Saluria and Brazos st. Iago, at
81 800.
HARRIsBURa, PA, June 2S.-An
informal meeting of soldiers favor
ing Johnsons policy, and the cleo
ton of Clymer for Governor, was
held here to-day. 1t was resolved
to call State mass convention the
1st of August, in this city. Reso-
lutions were adopted, thanking the
soldiers and sailors for suppressing
the rebellion.
LOUISVILLE, June 28-A very
large meeting was held at the Sc
cond Congregational Church last
night. They sustained DIR. Stuart
Robinson, their pastor, elected a
new elder, and indorsed the Louis
vile Presbytery, against the late
General Assembly at st. Louis.
ST. LoyIs, June 2S.-The case OF
Gen. Blair against tho Judge OF
Election, for refusing to receive his
vote without first taking the oath
prescribed, was decided against Gen.
Blair, in the general term of the
Circuit Court yesterday. This is
the first decision involving the val
idity of a voters oath in this State
JACKSON, July 2-2 p. NJ.
The steamer Bremen arrived with
dates to the goth. Cotton declined
one farthing to half penny. Prus.
sia and Italy formerly declared
war against Austria. The Prus-
slams entered Dresden on the 10Th
The King of Sardinia withdrew
into Bohemia, and effected juno.
with the Austrians. Diplomatic
relations broken off between Aus
| tria and Bavaria. The Prussians
occupy Hanover, and threaten
Frankfort. An engagement took
place near Frankfort between the
Prussians and Hessians. A regi'
ment of the latter almost annihila.
ted. 1t states. that Gutenberg and
Arnhault withdrew from the con
fict. The Austrians are hourly ex
pected before Frankfort, where are
assembled $4,000 federal troops
The Austrians commenced hostili
ties on the 18th, by crossing The
Silesian frontier. Prussians hav'
not crossed the Austrian frontier
but are reported pushing towardl
the Bohemia. Twenty Thousand
Pfussians occupied Masiat, tw'
miles from Lipsic, and subsequent
llv the Warsaw and Riesa Railway
British Ministry defeated in tn
Mandate Reform Bill bv eleven ma