Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-03-30
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10 publish tlio laws and treaties
New Nation, Richmond llnloig
Standard Henderson, Pioneer IA
yannah Republican Augusta lioj
/ al Standard Mobile Matchmaker
Huntsville Advocate Fort Smit
| New Era Austin lntclligoncor
is somi'oillclally announced that III
remaining selections will be- mad
from the same class of journals
General Logan mndo his Made
speech yesterday, in opposition
the Senate bill donating u millio
dollars for the roiicf OF wounded oX
Conftdoratcs and the widows an
orphans of Confcdcrates killed il
the war, Tho bill will not be pass
ed.
The Southern registration bill
cannot be got through before Non
day, when the President will veto il
The correspondents Club gave
dinner, last night, Senator Anthony
Mr.. ColiaX and Mr.. Brooks wcr,
present, and made worry entertaining
speeches.
The city is filed with office seek
crs still, and there is n great deal o
wrangling among them,
n. q. Taylor, formerly Congress
man from Tennessee, will not be-
confirmed Commissioner of Indian
Affairs.
! The receipts of internal revenue
yesterday were less than half q
million.
Under the Tenure of Office bill
Mr.. Motley remains in his place as
Minister to Austria until his sue
ccssor is confirmed.
The House is under n disadvan
tage in not having the committees
all appointed. Speaker Colfax
would appoint them if the Rhode
Island and Connecticut elections
were over.
WASHINGTON, March 21.-Tho
Comptroller of the Currency calls
the attention of Congress to the fact
that st. Louis, Memphis and New
Orleans issue shinplasters which
circulate rs money. He knows no
way to check this save by an amend
ment to the currency law, which he
recommends, as those sections, may
be flooded with such irredeemablo
paper.
General Sherman has fitted out
two expeditions against hostile In
dams. Hancock commands ono,
Augur the other.
WASHINGTON, March 22.-SENATE.
"A Petition for the strict enforce
ment of laws, which was referred to
a committee of ten.
Mr.. Wilson introduced concur
rentresolution, regarding Mr.. Davis.
1t concords that common Justice,
sound public policy and national
honor, unite in recommending the
speedy trial or release on bail. Laid
over. Wilson will endcavor to get
a vote on it before adjournment.
The bill authorizing the Secretary
of the Treasury to discharge direct
tax collectors South, imposing their
duties on the revenue collectors,
passed.
The Senate concurred in the
House amendment furnishing TO-
900 arms to the Tennessee militia.
The House amendment on South
ern relief bill concurred in. 1t goes
to the President.
The resolution suspcnding action
on Boligny claim, passed
The bill to relieve the Chief JUS
tice from the nomination of the reg
isters in bankrupt cases was referred
to the Judiciary Committee.
The bill refunding to Indian her
expenses In repelling the Morgan
raid was passed. Adjourned.
HoUsE.-The relief bill passed,
and authorizes the Secretary of War,
the Freedmen's Bureau, to
furnish food to all classes, sufficient
to prevent starvation and extreme
want. The relief is to come from
,he unexpendcd funds of the freed
men and refegee appropriation, and
.he expenditures shall not extend |
beyond the appropriation already |
made.
The Senate bill authorizing the
Secretary of War to issue commits
'ions and equipments to %, 900 mill
la WINS amended, making the mum
Der 10000, passed. Adjourned.
Cabinet consultation on points of
7eto Of the supplemental bill to-day.
In moving to give Brownlow TO-
100 instead of $4,000 arms and
equipments. Paine said they were
necessary as means of protection
o Union people.
New YORK, March 20.-Nine car
Dads of Federal troops passed over
he Hudson River Railroad yester-
lay, destined for Oswego, it is sup
'osed, to operate against the sus-
,ected Fenian movement.
New YORK, March 22.-The Times
avs private advices represent coal
miners of the Schuylkill Company,
pennsylvania, committing serious
utrages. Superintendent Little
ales was murdered last week.
Governor Geary has been appealed
0 for protection.
CHARLESTON, March pa meet
ng of five hundred freedmen was
ED under the auspices of tho Union
The speeches were of o
adical character, Few whites par
BJ~ The Sherman Star 9th 1Ith
lys that Maj. Owsley's new paper,
ne Courier, will make its appear