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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-06-30
ASSISTANT COMMISSIONERS.

The following is from the San Antonio
Ledger:
Editor Of the Ledger:
One Of the best things we have heard of
lately came off las. Saturday in Kendall
county. AS two little boys, one twelve and
the ether between ten and eleven years old,
were coming down from Comfort with few
packs Of shingles and few beef hides for
MARKET they saw on crossing the Little
JosGWay, three bears running across the
road, one old one and two half-grown cubs.
inis, Of course, was fun enough for the boys,
they dropped their Wagon whips, called
the dogs and gave immediate battle, and
soon succeeded in freeing the old one and
one of the cubs; the latter was shot with q
five shooter, and ball from their rife per
suadcd the old one TO .come down and lay
still. The boys had got the cub to the W al e.
ons all right, and were trying their best to
roll the old bear, which they describe as q
monster, to a place where they could drive
their wagon, with view toloading it, when
they heard q whistle, and looking around
saw three Indians on horseback, but in diff
ferent directions, approaching them, with
the evident intention of attacking them. The
boys had n six shooter and rifle with
which they jumped into the wagon and
awaited the Indians, whom the boys repre-
scented rs almost naked with their heads
stuck full of feathers. The little gentlemen
first presented their six shooter, but this
did not stop their approach, but when they
presented the rife the Indians halted, con.
suited awhile and then retired. The boys
then come on with their team as fast as they
could, saying that they supposed the Indi-
ans had gone off for help.
The little boys would undoubtedly have
been murdered and robbed had they not
shown fight.
Brave little heroes they deserve credit
for their resolution and daring. We hope
soon to have enough troops stationed on the
frontier to protect our citizens from the
mcrciless savagcs.
Respectfully, G. ". X.
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The following are the Precinct officers
elected in this County:
Precinct 1-Dallas-J. n. Bryan and
J. W. Lane, Justices of the Peace and Matt
I. Moore, Constable.
Precinct 2-Fiye mile-M. Myers and
Chas Barker, Justices of the Peace, and
Jos. Britain, Constable.
Precinct 3-Forks of River--H. Lucas
and ]. Reedy, Justices and c. NJ. Hunsuck-
cr, Constable.
Precinct 4-Farmers BrHnch-Jno Jack
son and s. II. Gilbert, Justices and J.
Smith, Constable.
Precinct 5-Du.k Creek-B. I. Davis
and Jos. S. Strother, Justices, and c. Hodge,
Constable.
Precinct 6-Scyene-J. ]. Bceman and
W. II. Bennett, Justices, and G. ". Glover,
Constable.
Precinct 7-Lancasier-G. W. Durrett
and NJ. r. Foldren, Justices, and A. lay
lor, Constable.
Precinct S-Cedar Hill-W. c. Hart, sr.,
and Robert Ground, Justices, and W. c.
Hart, Jr., Constable.
Precinct New Loven--J. 4. Lsssater
and }. II. D. Branlau, Justices, and Peter
Gerard. Constable.
Precinct lO-GraPev n. Wigging-
ton, Justice, aud b. D. Howell, Constable.
Precinct ll-Haug -Potter and
-Bennett, Justices, and - Harding
Constable.
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TEIlEnnAPIflo.


Jt.Hsa.. Iuno qu Nsffnr
SOW I.Hr lms DO Cotton ii l1Il ai
IInllr
Go'i tuI.
WHusef6y. June 10 Tho President
Feat 10 ldt senate ihe nomiuaiIoh of Gov
Flll.h, N North Caroline, as Minister n
San Salvador.
Ia lLo llpasc. Gaf6eld, Ohio, callol np
lhr moilna 'o reconsider tho vote IN the
BILL 10 establish % national Bureau " Lilo.
rat on,
The question haius pui ibe motion pro-
vailed, and tlr uiIi uls read The third time
aud passrd-uyc- 40, nays %,
jAcgHoS, June ~, An,
WARRINGTON, June 2O.-fhe Secretary OF
the Treasury, In communication to the
House expresses the opinion that m udli
tioual cnIcrmrnt enabling the Southern
States, respectively, 10 assume tho payment
OF the remainder OF the Direct Tax, would
relieve much hardship and save from con
hsealion the property Of many, without at
lccting iniurlously any public Interest,
The senate adopted the House 0mcnl-
ment fixing the tax on cotton at . ccuts,
New YORK, June 2O-Collon duh, Sales
1000 bales al auction, al 30 To i9c,
NEw ORLEANS, June 2O,--Colton I'M
changed, Sales 800 bales az 3ds to sac,
The extensive grocery store OF Baylcy
Co. was burned. Loss $4,000
Nrw loRK, June 2l.--Cotton steady A.
80 to i0c. uOld li3s.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-06-30

PorAL AFFA1Rs.-Mr. Postmaster Ora
han has returned from Washington, with
er he had gone on business connected with
the postal service in this State. He informs
us that fifty seven new postmastere we're
qualified during the month Of May. These,
with whatever others may be appointed
will commence service on the first Of July.
But few proposals have been received to
carry the mails, On routes in Texas. There
has been the same apathy in regard 10 this
branch Of the service IS in the appiicstisns
for postmasterships-
Ii is ordered that mails be not made up
for places At which there are no quslihed
postmasters. This will make people bestir
themselves to have postmastsrs qualihed or
do without The mails The Houston and
Galveston. and We believe al the other
railroads. have made contracts 70 carry the
mails The Harris 4 Morgan lire VII
continue 10 carry the mails By every
ssssmsr. both b. sea and By the Berwick
Bav route. when that is in operation The
r,ostof5ce a. this place has bern recognized
as iiSrsi elHss Office" A Mr. Kelly has
ben supoin ed special agent for TsEas, 10
rsport 10 Mr. Daily 1t New ORLEANS, s9ee-
isi Agent Tor Tie Sou'hEssL-61lresf5n
FuTfsfir
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-06-30

In our notice of the arrest Of the sheriff
of Cameron county, last week, we should
have stated it was the deputy sheriff. There
were really two arrests; the deputy sheriff,
for perjury, and Mr.. Campbell, An old
typo, by the way,-who acted as agent for
parties in Brownsville, who had originally
advanced the travelling funds, and did not
think it would be safe to depend entirely
upon the sheriff; and who received the
money. Both are held over, however, in
failure of 5000 bail, till next court. An
application for habeas corpus has been ap-
piled for, to be heard before Judge Cald-
we'll, in Galveston; and it may be possible
Mr.. Campbell will be released on it, We
don't know, however; the naked fact is the
drawing of 81, 900 more, for expenses than
the "papes' warranted and the first best
thing, in our eye, is to refund that, and see
if the other could not be overlooked; as it
appears TO have been usual to pay, on the
judges certificates for guards ordered, with
out counting them, or Uaking question
This is tho first time a check-rein has been
applied, though not the first time the trick
has been played, by goodly number
HuntspiHe Item.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-06-30

fsy~Wc call attention 10 the advertise
ment Of Messrs. Scherfhns Brannrd,
Dealers in and manufactures Of sgricul-
tural Implements of all kinds, Houston
Texas. These gentlemen arc successors to
Simpson, Branard Co., and have constant
IL Oh hand an immense supply of every
conceivable kind Of labor-saving machinery
for agricultural and other purposes. VIC
know the house to be worthy Of the patron
cce Of tie people and 10 not hesitate to
recommend them to the favorable consider
alton Of our friends, who are in need Of
an, thing in their line.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-06-30

We Ge7e soon 10 see -four from that re-
zion rDar, 5. ia Galveston again. IL is al
1ars good. while ihree-fOurtbs Of that
which comes o. late from New Orleans
and he North is daIaaged or inferior
G1l Cfrii'on.
We are nov enjoying tie luxury Of using
beautiful white four made from new wheat,
aud have ;hs premise Of . sack Of real
extra Manufactured from sVme choice
new wheat. II v. can fnd = good oTpor-
tuni,y, friend ssuArt, we viii send you
sack, as . sample Of What Northern Texas,
and yartisUlsTly Dallas equity can do.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-06-30

It will be seen in our columns of new ad.
verlisements that some Of the old "Tezas
Brigade propose taking steps SO provide
for the widows and orphans of their fallen
comrades; and to render suitable honOrs to
the dead, and request a meeting at tho Of
fee of S. d. Foote s. Co., Strand, on Mon
day next at4P. NJ, Of members resident
in Galveston. The care Of the widows and
orphans Of the gallant men Of that brig
ade who have fallen, constitutes duty, an
obligation. which the people Of Teras all
should promptly discharge, but it is apprO-
pirate that the men who we're with them
through battle, wounds and death should
take the initiative.-Gal. Ners.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-06-30

g9G3" The Houston Telegraph, in noticing
the wheat crop of Northern Texas, and par
ticularly of Dallas County, says:
"What pity there is not railroad run
ming into that country If they had one,
instead Of six bits, those farmers would
| easily obtain from dollar and six bits 10
t,yo dollars for their wheat and their
country would become one Of the richest
and most attractive in the world. Ought
r,.' this consideration to set them to think
ingl
We. in Ills section, neigLbor have been
thinking and talking of this matter for 10,
these many years. but that is all We can
do; we cannot build .hc road for VIC arc not
able. Tell your merchants and your cap
! italis.s ofthc coast cities to think some,
and our word for it, if they do not think
quickly and act promptly, the golden apple
will be plucked from their grasp, by ON
Eastern neighbors. Already we hear OF
intiatory staps being taken by the Mem
phis, El paso & Pacific Railroad TO COM
mcnce the building of their road through
the upper counties. If what We hear is
true, and We have every confidence in our
informants, that company will, within two
years, have their road in running order as
far west as the longitude Of Dallas. The
road is not designed to come within some
80 miles Of us, but it will, if built, be the
national oI.iat for a large portion of our
cereals. and rnS galf c:'ies will see the
trale which they now COMMAND pass INTO
other and more enterprising hands.
Better hurry up your road Mr.. Telegraph,
il you want the control Of the trade Of this
rich country. We know VIC are as much
interested as you are in seing the road blilt,
for we would then, as you say, command
from $3.50 to -, per bushel FOR our wheat;
but as VIC have said, we are not able TO put
q single dollar more than We have already
done into it, and ifanother company should
come within striking distance of US, VIC
lave no need TO DO so.
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Latest From Mexico !

We publish below an extra the Browns
villo Courier; IF the 18th, for which we are
indebted to Mr.. Black, rurscr OF the steanl-
ship Crescent:
A stnge from CRmNrgo, only twcnty
hours from that place, came in last night,
and brought the startling intelligence that
the M0tamoros convoy had been aeackcd
within three leagues of Camargo, and cap
tured after one hours severe fight.
The convoy was attacked on Saturday
last, between 7 and o'clock \. VI. at
about three leagues from Camargo.
Cannles, Naranjo and Escobcdo, with
their commands, had placed themselves I'M
der Trevino, who commanded the whole
party. The Liberal forces amounted to
$500 mcn, we'll armed and equipped. AZ
ter an hours severe lighting, III" whale
convoy WAS captured, together with eight
pieces of artillery and the train and am
munitions belonging 10 the convoy. The
captured train is said TO DO worth one mil
lion.
Gen. 0lvCra is reported wounded. The
loss is reported as being severe on both
sides.
Eight hundred prisoners of Olyerl's COM
mand, ard about four hundred others with
the convoy, were sent 10 Camargo. The
convoy was also taken 10 Camargo under
double guard, with orders from Gen.
Escobcdo not to allow anything to DO
touched. That order has created great
dissatisfaction amongst the troops, who
are Eager to divide the spoils.
News from the Monterey specie train
was received. It is reported as being at
Cerralvo, for the last elk days. in very
critical condition, (!) and attempting to re-
turn TO Monterey. Fears arc entertained
that it will be captured before reaching
tn t place. A letter from +. Garzia, Sec
rotary Of Gen. Trevino, to gentlemen in
this city, confirms the above report.
LATER.-Gen. Olvera reported above as
wounded passed through Reynosa on Satur-
day night, on his way back, but few troops
accompanied him.
1t is also reported that several officers Of
his command had arrived in .Malamoros
yesterday evening, which would confirm
the above capture.
The capture Of this colv5y vii! prove on
almost irreparable les to the commerce Of
this border.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-06-30

From the Crockett Sentinel of the 18th
On Saturday night, the 11th instant, q
freedman, whose name is 10. Smitherman,
entered the rooms Of Miss - living
,o,, Pc J. IL go --------I ~-~ "''o Pi0-
vented from so doing by the cries of the
young lady which caused him to flee from
the room. On Saturday night Mr.. Cliff.
ton and Kersey went to the house where
the negro was and called for him, but in.
stead of making his appearance he fired at
Mr.. Kersey with gun, which was return
ed by Mr.. X. The negro then got another
gun and was fired on by Mr.. Clifton, five
shots taking effect. lie then ran off but
was captured on Tuesday at Durren's Fer
ry on the Neches, and taken before JUS
tice of the peace at Randolph FOR trial. On
examination in the justice court he was
found guilty and bound over in the sum of
81, ZOO for his appearance before the next
tel m Of the District Court, and on failure
to give bond, was started in charge of a
guard for the County Jail at Crockett, but
the guard had not proceeded more than a
half mile when the negro was fired on from
some persons in the woods and instantly
killed. This was just retribution and
should be warning to this class to keep
themselves in their proper sphere.
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CIylI SETTIEuEyT,

A-ASCY Kelly sd Artemus Baker, Admiui'ira-
y ter Of the estate II John Kelly, decreased,
have fled in nv Office their final account
current with said estate, PRAYING 20 bo DISCHARGES
from said Administration. This is Therefore 70 hpti
" al persons interested 70 come iorWafd AZ tie ne.e
nm n The Hon County Court Of Dallas County 20
le held At the Court Hous in the town OF DaiAs on
The last Mcnfay in July 1885, and contest ne SANE
~ a. thirt ,----.sr WK AASTEN.
tissts OK c. C., d. G., T.
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1I. nsfihdH touhii Cauff bps H.t,
A. If.f H .un... nt t1 meet No. emaf
.fIf.. Ifu. ffIt.n ff feuHnF p Dis
.hFf0 iNe IIH implsfl w. Jaw Ily
0uIniF fiu '0rg fho matImum allowed b.,
Hv. unI 10 tha should not be- sume.sut fh,
mu.t viii Not ret with thom.
u De- mHncroHnry ~ refer 10 cher tor
ll'n1 n the leliori o copy o. which {, be.
ioro mo.
am Gen worry respectfully
Your obelicnt servant,
A.L HAMILTON
proyl Governor Of ToSas
Mai zen !, u. Kiuuoo, Sc.
In accordance with the above cxtract Of
Order from the War Department, aud let.
ter from Proy'l Gov. Hamilton, Snb.Ass't
Comm'rs will Immediately transfer the O. are
Of all pnupcrs and INDECENT freedmen to
the Chief justices Of tho respective cOun.
lies,
II. The following extract pertaining TO
spprcnllceships, from the same Circular
Order above mentioned, is published for
the guidance Of Sub-Asst Com'rs;
% .,
"The State Laws with regard to apprcn.
ticoships will be organized by the Bureau,
provided they make ne distinction of color.
In case they do 80, the said laws applying
to white children will be extended to the
colorcd'
There being no apprentice law in the
State of Texas, the Bureau has no power
given it by the above named order to ap-
prentice any colored children. Agents of
the Bureau in this State will therefore not
recognize or allow any system of appren-
ticcsh'p until the State Legislature passes
some law pertaining to that subject
J. b. KlDDOO,
Byt, Maj. Genl.
ASSISTANT COMMISSIONER.
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None knew him but TO love him,
Mail Arrivals and Departures.

Arrives from souih-MOndays, Thurs
days and Saturdays, at 6 p. N.
Arrives from Nortb-Sundays, Wednes-
days and Fridays. at 6p. N.
Departs South-Wsdnesdays, Fridays
and Sundays at a. m.
Departs North-Mondays, Wednesdays
and Fridays ct 3 p m.
Office open on Sundays, from s 10 2 q. m.
SAN SEAT0N, p NJ
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NOTICE

rs hereby given, that the undersigned
Il have purchased The entire stock Of ca
lie. including the mark ard brand, Of John
II. Barlow, q Dallas county, and AL per
sons are warned against taking VI, using
or trading for any cattle in said marx and
brand. HARRIS. SMITH & CO
Tuur . ISIS 81
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-06-30

The New York Times says that
Gen. Grants new residence in
Washington &. one Of a block built
some ten years ago by Senator'S Doug
las. R;cc and Breckinridgc, as their
metropolitan residence while NOTICE.
Government has used the whole
block as a hospital during the war.
The house adjoHing Gen. Grants be-
longs to Alfred Lee, q sagacious col
Ored man, a fonr dealer, reported to
DC worth 5000 900.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-06-30

RABfCsL GOvERsORs "REBFLLI-
ors.r-Fr0m Washington comes this
sieoo Of gossip:
It's said tIat the governors Of
t<o OK three states who are friendly
10 the prcsident-and among them
the governors Of Pennsylvania and
ohio-wiil not call the legislatures
-5rethcr fpr the purpose ofratiying
tic constitution amendmens pro
-ased rs the reconstruction c,'nHiIt-
zee. preirrriug to wait until amer the
All eieeiia.s when popular test Of
.s,a nee r,sres can be obtained
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AGENCY.

Tlr Undersigned = the sufhorissd Agent for The
e,-i,,- rsvsl1rrrs ard vii re-sire sutscriTtio
- - ssrrs =. he Trblish-d rates. ri1s
Nr.iorrl TufsIlirencer Neshlngtrni d q, the rh-
- rI--rr rf The Prssidant-iailF and fri-Neekly
,,f-..t5- yesus dsiiy. tri-reekly srd vcekly.
TTr.I-fnr Trl-rrnFh-d1ilys tri-Neeklg anc NeefiF-
F-I-fr-s r7rf-ssrnn B-lisfin-dzily Enc Weefiy-
n III rfsn receive Subscriptions ~ tle w "
-, -. 80 Tfurs srs the Nsu Tcrk Views.
y " sWINnEILs.
He'll OrI-s lirf1ss. Teras
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, dmInI-trator's Notict.--Ths N

a SuinI-trafor's Notices--Ths uud-r-igrsd
\ 80 urT.oiui-d AduiuistrafoI q u. rstaie o. ;,
sisfu. dacsasrd ~ the April Term, A. d. -, 81
-. Wrrrrrfre rrai.a-= Cgurf q Parker Cru-iE
Terss. Aurersa1s in5abfed 20 SID csfHfs are re-
r--s-rd % make iuu-diafs TaJmsrfs ana ihp-o
frIfirr clrius agansi the es-s-s WI rrf--ti ihsn
Frfr r7-I.--ff-.frs si-ffr the tine rrs-c-lh-l =
Ia - fiaT III l'e tsrr--- y lAhtf'h'
49,. sHrrfU o. site = {. 1run - 4.
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MARRTMD.

At the rcsidonce Of tho bride, in Collin County,
Texas, on Wednesday evening, June 2lth, 1866, MIR.
ions Il. TCRBEviLLE, Of this place and MIS- CSrHE-
RISE MAYEs, Of Collin County.
with the above, oGmca portion ofthe brides cake;
for which the Herald force express their kindest
thanks and tender to the happy couple a wish for
their earthly happiness, and future reward for a
long and we'll spent life.
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Hhn Elnctinn

Al This rlacc passed off very quietly here
on Monday last. a heavier vote was cast
than has ever been poled in the County,
though not rcoching by some three hun
bred or more the full strength of the reg
stcrcd voters. A good deal of interest
was manifested in the result for some local
:rA,::Il.sas bit all we're in good humor,
ed. We refer Tic reader to another part OF
the paper for the figures, from which it
will be seen that 1871 votes were polled.
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FXya5 sEVVI,EuEST.

A. Wright, Guardian Of Mary +. fcmOer-
ton, has iied in my Office her final exhibit, to,
gether with her petition; praying to be discharged
IRON said guardianship This is therefore TO notify
All ters Os interested TO come forward at the ne1b
term Of the Honorable County Court Of Dallas enun-
tv 10 be held 1t the Court House in tine town Of Dali
las on the last Monday in July 1856, and contest the
s,r,e IN tbey think prorer. W. X. MASTES.
4i.ate elk. c. C., b C., T..
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-06-30

The Union Pacific Railroad is now
completed for % miles up the Kan
sas Valley. from the Missouri border
10 a point $50 miles west of st. Lou
i. The road will be open to Fort
Riley. 421 miles from st. Louis, on
the 18th of July.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-06-30

Peg See the advertisement of c. D.
Fricho't, who has just finished burning the
first brick kiln Of the season, mud will con-
tinue to have 4 supply Of good brick al
WAYS on HAND.
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Gsey' We arc informed that two we'll de-
fncd cases Of smallpox occurred in the
town of kaufman last week. We have not
heard whether the disease was spreading
or not.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-06-30

El"Wo are under many aud lasting OBJ
legations 10 our ;Uwnsmnn Capt. j. Peak,
just returned from New Orleans, for full
file Of New York, New Orleans, Galveston
and Houston papers.
Also to Henry Boil, Esq for like favors.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-06-30

a m I'M NJ OF Y DEIEEF-s 7 y IlIII-'7 -
n va appointed Administrator De bo1s Hoh ~ ihs
estate Of T. G. HauTs deceased, By the Douuty N9uIt
q Dallas County 81 the May Term lso5' All psIsns
$4,000 ~ he -. sfr viii make raym-nt iufnrdi-
s.sr, ard rsrsars having claims against ne sahef
m ,--.rf -iir- Ialr autilertic1t-d, as the laE III
-. WI THOMAS.
40. ad--frizfrafor d boais non
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-06-30

aSly' Rev Mr.. Roitcnstcin, has laid us
under obligations for a large package of
very late New Yuik and New Orleans pa
nerS.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-06-30

There are no watches in Rhode Island
Connecticut, Delaware, Wisconsin. Iowa
Ninnesots, Kansas or Misunderstanding
70 the assgss0rs returns.
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TAn s1ehsngs oomss 70 us Sith no
lie. ,ha, aTruih~ Is crowded ont Of the
issus. This is .1mosi .s bsd ~ The up
,.vrs-r Editor Nbo ssid. HFor The evil
,Eesis u ir;cricati1n see or inside
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Az OFFICER OF MAxrxILL1AS's STAFF L

Az OFFICER OF MAXINILLIAS's STAFF IN
WAsHISGTON-Cou Resugurier, who halls
from Austria. but who il has been ascer-
tanned is nc officer On the staff of Maximil-
ian, and here in the interest Of the Maxi
milan Gcyernmert in Mexico, has been
stopping az Wizards for the past few days.
lie - rsr-rtcd TO have had since his arri-
val rreauont IN erviews with the Assistant
Secretary 90 State. and many Of the Com
mittee on Foreign Affairs. The numerous
party interested in this country in the sue
cess Of Maximilian are becoming satisfied
that the Committee on Foreign Affairs will
do no practical harm to the Monroe dos
trine. 4 u-ouinent New York merchant
who accompanied Count Resugurier from
that city here gave dinner at Willards
yesterday. at which Senator Nye, Speaker
Colfax, Mr. Garfield and other prominent
members OF Congress we're present TO meet
the Count During the dinner II leaked
ont that The Count vas contested with the
Macmillan Government in Mexico, when
Senator Nye, Speaker Colfax and others
denounced the attempted establishment Of
n monarchical Government, upon this con-
tinent, and declared il to be the policy Of
the Government 10 support the Monroe
doctrine. Senator Sye was particularly
emphatic in his deuuneiation Of the occu-
patton Of Mexico by Maxiuilisn. Itseems
the party vas brought together without
much knowledge Of Who was to be present,
hence The awkward contretemQs.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-06-30

Bel +. Hawkins, Esq, County Clerk,
of Ellis County, and Amli Bradshaw, Esq,
Of Waxahacl,ic, have cur thanks for election
returns.