Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-03-03

iors copies of newspapers IN thelr
departments which contain sent
mcnts hostile TO the y. $, Govern
ment. with q view TO their suppress
sion, which will be done from these
headquarters only.
France has sent an envoy to Wash
ington TO know whether protractI
ed occupation of Mexico by French
troops would be regarded as q c"S"S
beRi.
Tho late military order suppress,
ing tho publication Of the Richmond
Examiner, has been revoked
WASHINGTON, Feb. 2O,-An I'M
portant decision was recently rem
dered by the Supreme Court.
During the rebellion all cases
from the rebellious States were laid
aside by the Court; but now the re-
bellion being terminated, 1t was pro-
posed to resume the consideration
Of such on this question. All the
Associate Justices voted in the ar
firmative Chief Justice Chase alone
dissenting. 1t is claimed that this
decision is virtually legal endorse
ment of the highest Judicial TA'
bunal of the Republic, that the late
" rebellious States now occupy their
former position in the Union.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 2l.-Senate.--
Wade introduced joint resolution
proposing to make the President in
eligible after one term, and his dis
course in his speech thereon, was
opposed to the admission Of South
ern members of Congress under
present circumstances. Davis in q
written document complimented tho
President for vetoing theFreedmen 8
Bureau bill. Trumbull denied the
unconstitutionality of the bill as al
legged by the President. Wood and
Wright were absent during the vote
upon the Presidents veto
Gen. Terry, having testified before
the Reconstruction Committee, has
left for Richmond. .....
Doolittle will introduce a new
Freedmens Bureau Bill to-day, in
cooperating thePresidential features
Brig. Gen. Gregory reports very
satisfactorily of the state of freed
mems affairs throughout Texas.
New YORK, Feb. 19.-The Fenian
Commission is still progressing
Anothcrregiment had embarked for
Dublin.
From Vienna it is officially an
nounced that negotiations for the
formation of new corps Of Aus
trian volunteers, for Mexico, will
shortly be terminated.
The steamer ram, detained in the
Thames, was found to be built for
Peru, and was allowed to depart
On the 9th ult., another steam ram,
built by the Lairds, for Peru, will
be detained till the Spanish Difficult
" with Peru is settled. Rumor
connects these two vessels with de-
signs against Spain. 1t is reported
that Spain has q dozen ships build
ing in England, and is hurrying
their completion.
From Madrid we learn that two
Chilian privateers had been seen off
the Spanish coast. The frigate 1sa-
bel arrived with orders to pursue
them. ....... E
The London Times says that none
Of the dark forebodings by which
public opinion is sought to be warm
ed, will be realized. The peace Of
the world will.not be disturbed, and
we affirm that French interests in
Mexico will be in no danger.
The Herald's Washington SPECIAL
says that private letters announce n
treaty between France and Austria,
for the replacement of the French
troops in Mexico, by one hundred
thousand troops to be furnished by
the Austrian Government. Austria,
proposes to raise them by volun-
teering in Belgium and Hungary,
the transportation and stores until
they land in Mexico, to be provided
for by Napoleon.
The New York Worlds special
dispatch says Gen. Lee was quite re-
ticent before the reconstruction COM
mittee. He didn't volunteer any
remarks beyond the proper answers
to the questions asked. He said
that Virginia had accepted the re-
suit of the war in good faith. When
pressed he said that he anticipated
that the feeling for the Union was
much stronger just after the close
of the war than now. And there
appeared to be some impotence
among the people who had not been
identified with the war in the South
that they should be prevented from
representing their States in Con-
gress. He declared that there was
a disposition to treat the freedmen
kindly, and expressed decided hope
that a good United States Govern
ment might endure forever, and said
that he regarded President John
sons and Gen. Grants course to-
wards the South as liberal and HUI
name. a.
New YORK, Feb. 21.-Washing-
ton dispatches say that political cir
cles are filled with rumors of Stan
toms resignation as natural con-
sequence of the Presidents position
on the Freedmen's Bureau Bill.
The Mormon officials ins Utah
Territory are being removed. Lee
and Gilbert have been appointed U.
S. Assessors and Collectors in place
of two Mormons. 40
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