Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1866-01-27

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IAnKnnN. Miss. ian. III.

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JACKSON, Miss, Jan. ~.
] wAsntr1roS, jan. l7.-Rstimates for
/ public pIinling 70, current year Is s2,0Oo'
ZOO.
A special dispatch says revelations con.
oernlng cotton frauds Ia tho South ipp.i-
ca.e hich military and eiyil officials, pre-
sendng most astounding disclosures.
Private lottcrs from san Francisco re-
mort blockade OF Gillian ports raised, TO
allow Chilli to attend to Peru.
4 Paris letters report Napoleon no. only
/ nnxi,us but even aow preparing TO with
draw his troops from Mexico.
The Penian Senate is about to try the
three Senators who Joined the oMahoney
faction for violation Of their oath OF office,
and reputation Of the Constitution OF
! Brotherhood.
NEw oRLEASs, Jan l4.-Gold lSs@lGSli
Cotton 49@50.
GALyEGroy, Jan. IS, 1864.
WASHINGTON, Jan, l4.-Second Assistant
/ Postmaster General leaves for the South
tomorrow to make better mail facilities.
Gen. Grant by order Of the President, is
ordered to withdraw all the troops from the
South except the gArrisous. Difference Of
( opinion exist about the Supreme Court test
oath The reconstruction committee will
send for many Southern leaders to examine
the Constitution of the Southern States.
Gen. Grant officially recommends the re-.
tention OF sufficient military force to in
sure tranquility in The South. He doubts
the propriety ef putting arms in the hands
of the militia.
Harlan is elected Governor Of Iowa.
New ORLEANS, Jan. 10th, ii A. NJ. Cot
ton active. One and two cents advance de-
manded. Gold opened at an advance Of
/ per cent. in New York, which cause hold.
ers to ask 1870 to 40.
WASHINGTON, Jan. l3.-The President
has declined to issue his proclamation de-
: claring Colorado admitted as a State in the
/ Union. The subject has been submitted TO
/ Congress.
The Adiulant General has issued an order
protecting from prosecution in the State or
municipal courts of the late Confederate
( States MI l6ya. persons charged with OF
I fences sganst the Confederate forces, and
( prohibiting any distinction between white
/ and black in this matter.
Seventeen pardon warrants we're issued
Yesterday in the twenty thousand dollar
clause. Gen, Ross, Of Texas, has applied
/ for pardon
The Assistant Commissioner of freedmen
affairs in Mississippi has been instructed
TO assist Gov. Humphreys in reconstruct
ing the Mississippi leyees.
A rumor has been prevalent OF Fortress
! Monroe for few days Of plot for the
! liberation Of Mr.. Davis Search has been
instituted, but nothing suspicious was dis
covered.
Dv;o Horr
| Ewell and Shelby have plantations at Car
says Carlotta will become q great city.
| An unknown man called upon Senator
Wade on Wednesday last, asking him to
sign recommendations to place him in the
Navy. The Senator refused complying
! drew bowio knife. Wade drew pistol
the latter decamped.
| Va il about to resign.
( Richmond, Jan. PA rencontro took
Lace OF tho Spottswood House to-day be-
/ ;ween Mr. Pollard, the editor of the Exam
! nar, aud Mfr Brooks, the correspondent of
the New York Times, for the latter's letter
/ in The Times Of the 9Th, ridiculing Pollard.
/ Pollard drew knife; whereupon the par
lies were separated
! PORTLAND, Jan. l3.-The steamer North
American put into Queenstown on the 3lst
ult., with her machinery damaged
New YORK, Jan. l3.-The Herald says
the Secretary of War, in conversation yes
terday, stated whenever writs of habeas
corpus reached him for the delivery of the
bodies Of the Confederate boat-burners,
now on trial at st. Louis, he would immedi-
ately turn them over to The civil authori-
| ties.
Abou. two thousand of the nine thousand
most Offices in the Southern States have
been re-opencd.
The Military Committee will report ia
vorably upon the proposition to create the
office of General in the army, and General
Grant will be rendered it.
Gen. Grant has issued an order muster
| ing out the 34th Indiana, now at Browns
vile, Texas. -'s'"
Col. O'Mahony yesterday received n let
tor from Head Centre Stephens, cordially
endorsing his action during the late troub-
les, and appointing him the representative
| and financial agent of the so-called Irish
Republic in this country.
WAsmrNGToN, Jan. ia bonded ware
/ house at the corner of Washington and
! Carlisle streets, was robbed last Thursday
! of about six thousand dollars worth Of silks,
velvets etc. Four men concerned in the
theft have been arrested, and quarter
portion of the goods have been recovered
From the Waco Register.