Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-04-14
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floating about.
Tho ilerald's Washington special saya Il
Is admitted tho resolutions guaranteeing
tho Mexican loan bin, will pass tho House,
az many members will support Il 10 show
Napoleon That this country Is In earnest In
the endorsement OF the Mexican Republic.
/ SESArr-- The Finance Committee desired
70 report the foam bill as It passed the
House.
The vote on tho Civil Rights bill has
been postponed I'LL Wednesday.
The City or Pafls, from liverpool, olst.,
has arrived, In the House Of Lo~ds, Lord
Grosyouor gave notice, that on tho second
reading Of tho Reform Bill, he would move
an amendment, which II passed would DO a
death blow 10 tho Ministry. 81
Paris telegram says the Head Centre
Stevens had arrived there. 4. !.
PARIS March lolh.- Tho Corps Lcgisla.
ill., rejecting another proposed amendment,
adopted the entire address, two hundred
and Gfty-one TO seventeen. The Bourse
irraer. 80
A Telegram from Vicnns asserts that
declarations Of 4 reaseuring character have
been received from Berlin, and apprehen-
'sions of war are thereby removed
LONDON, March 20th,--A gloomy feeling
pervalcs the Stock Exchange, in eopse-
quence of warlike rumors from Germany,
and disrust Of the affairs oftho Joint Stock
Discount Componies.
Later accounts from Germany caused n
slight improvement.
LoNDos, March 2l.--Cotton declined one
quarter ofa penny, and the tendency is still
! downward.
Sales for four days ihirty.four thousand
balos MilllinO INLAND io9l
NEW foEK, April 2.-Noon, Cotton
nominal and unchanged.
Gold 2SJ.
From Washington.
WAsHIsGToY, March 29.--Tho Senate
was occupied with the obsequies of Senator
Foot.
RICuMoND, March pa largs Fenian
meeting is in propress.
The oolored people here announce their
purpose TO celebrate the 9th of April as the
anniversary of their freedom.
WAsHIEoToy, March 29-The House
Bankrupt Bill was rejected by SO against
SO. 49,, ..... ......
Mr.. Stevens asked consent to introduce
an amendment to the Constitution, declar-
ing that Congress shall have the power to
levy duty on cotton exported Mr.. Hooper,
of Massachusetts,, objected
Tho Supreme Court has sustained the
Government in all cases which came before
it, by their decisions. The Government
and captors secure not less than two mil
lions.
The opinion of the Chief Justice relative
to the Bermuda and Stephen Hart enforoes
the validity of the capture Of the vessels in
ports inland on their way to British Islands
with carpoes for insurgents
The Court applied tho rules Of law to A.
merican vessels captured and adjudicated
in British prize courts in, former wars, and
renowned by Lord Stowell.
Gen. Baker was sentenced to pay ono
dollar and costs in the Cobb CT Sc. A aoIe
proseqm was entered in the other indict-
mcnts against him.
PulLApELrnIA, March 20--Tho Fenian
excitement continues; meetings arc being
held and new circles are forming. Tho
subscriptions to the Irish bonds re liberal.
MADISON, WIS, March 29-Thc Supreme
Court Of Wisconsin has decided that the act
of 1910, giving negroes tho right to vote, is
unconstitutional. 3,t n
WASHINGTON, March 29.-Tie President,
in replying to the New jersey committee
endorsing his policy, said: "You must
tako my public acts for reply; my line
of policy is unnlist0ka' 10, and | have ad-
vanced too far in life to make any retro
gadc movement"
The Secretary Of The Treasury gave per-
mission TO admit here a cargo of South A.
merican hides if they came from regions
free from the cattloplague. 9I
New York, March 3l.-7The stea ner
Chauncey reached her dock tonight. III
was rumored in Panama that another revo-
luton in favor Of the Mosquera party was
expected soon. The reports from tho Bar
taco mines were favorable. 9i8 abel
The Chauncey brings no later news from
Central America.
The United States gunbonts Mohongo and
N. Itackett weicat Callao, and the Wateree
was at Panama. 14n .tt tE 9lt
BUFFALO, March 9l,--The most destruc-
tiye'fre ever known in Oil Creek is raging
on Egbert and Strong's farm. The town of
Petroleum Gentle is in great danger.
SAN FR,EcIsco, March 8l.-McDouga
died on The Sd inst, of appoplexy.
The Mccarthy Investigation Committee
report that Dan McCarthy's charge of
bribery was wanion, malicious, ia Sc, de-
famatory and libeliious, both to the Senate
and to the people represented in the Senate.
Resolutions indorsing Congress have
passed the Senate by SO against 81.
HALIFAX, March 3l.--A heavy soulherly
gale prevailed yesterday which Frustrated
several buildings and the telegraph in all
directions.
MADISON, Wis, March 31.-The Senate
has instructed the Senators in Congress TO
vote for the civil rights bill over the Presi-
dents veto by a vote Of every Union man
except one. gsa
MEMpnIs March 31.-Mrs. Jefferson
Davis passed up the river to-day, en- route
to Canada, via Louisville. She is accom-
panied by Col. B. N. Harrison, her hus-
bands former private secretary. 49, So
The election for Representatives, today,
resulted III the overwhelming majority Of
the johnson party.
NArcHrz. March Sion Thursday night
James Rogillio, residing about six miles
from tow n, was taken from his house by ne
croes and murdered after which they rob-
he'd the house. The body,of the murdered
man has not been found. Ten negro soldi-
crs are under arrest, and the military au-
thorities are using exertions to ferret out
the particulars.
Washington special says orders have been
received for mastering out by the first OF
Nav. every colored soldier in the service:
ToRoxTo, March Give learn that the
Government Of New Brunswick does not
intend to submit to Parliament any scheme
Of confederation with Canada and the 9TH
er provinces -,
fhe monitor Miantomah has been dis
matched 10 the fishing banks to protect the
interests Of American citizens.
WAsHrsoroy, March 3l.--So many Con-
cressmen being temporarily absent, specu-
iations lave nearly ceased as to the proba-
bic action Of Congress upon the Civil
Rights Dill. Many Of the Connecticut
members have LEFT for home to deposit their
votes on Monday