Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-02-16
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The bill directing the clerk of the
House to place on tho roll Of Con,
grcss only the States represented
now passed by vote of3l to O.
Several Senator's pushed iayorite
bills, but.all gave stay. sIua,
Tho Bankrupt bill was resumed,
but without action. ? .'4 -' y"
Adjourned.
SESATE.-The bill regulating re-
movals from Office was taken, up,-7
The amendment extending its pro-
visions to Cabinet officers was lost
by u vote of &c 6to79. Several other
amendments were rejected, when q
motion to adjourn prevailed, r-...
The Government declines to inter-
fero with the present light before it
in the conflicting claims to contracts
for the Tehauntopcc transit routes.
Seward directs Campbell to get in
formation thereto. a. YGi ". gf ,gdt
jay Cooke, of Pa, Gov Smythe,
Ny, Thos. Page, John Ellis, of
Ohio, II. F. Nois, Of Ind, and other
prominent bankers and business
men, had a consultation with the
Comptroller. g r,'as,F lsri sfi 50 sy "a
IThc Secretaryof the Treasury had
aninterview With the Senate Finance
Committee; all agreed on q bill re-
firing compound interest notes BY
issue to National banks OF tempora-
ry loan certificates, four pera cent
payable in lawful money on demand,
This temporary loan shall not ex-
ceed one hundred million.s.,ih3 a5N
LONDON. February Lit is an
nounced that the Austrian troops in
Mexico do not leave the country
with the French forees9s.gao, .. y,.u
IN NEW YoRK, February 1,-Maxi-
milan isreported as takingstron ger
grounds. The Cabinet meeting
voted for his remaining. Fiyevotes
favored his departure and the a.
bandonment ofathe struggle. Ru-
mors about Miramon $ detection pre-
vail. fa,. ,.Ir, ya. ..,t
New York money market oasler'
and Il more cheerful feeling prevails
Money, 5@7 per cent ;gdiscount 7@o.
!. Gold closed firm at 1358@1358. %
Governmentsec securities rather firm,
!" At last press board there was q
light reaction in stocks, but prices
still firm after call. "HrgH t,s'
WAsHNGToN, February 2-The
Mtelliqencer regards the failure OF
the Tariff bill, in the House, as, GER
tain. aausnG uiIuL %, n'
DE. Coon, Alabama, G. b. Rut-
ter, Memphis, General Harris and
Michael Hahn, Louisiana, b. Penn
bleton, Georgia, Z, M, Rease, Texas,
Hon. Thomas Settle and R. II.
Bridges, North Carolina, arrived
81. Louis, Fcb..'22 2. Jefferson City
reports represent the State militia
asrobbing stores. lla dhq I'm
TO ANNAr0LIs.- The Senate passed a
bill in which the House will concur
dispensing with the Baltimore mu-
nicipal ELECTIONS, to haYe come Oft on
Wednesday, % is2Fi.LI9n : .in J,a
3 WAsH1NaToN, Feb. 2.---Impoach
meht feeling seems 70 be gaining
ground. The Chronicle has q double
loaded leader urging ito u,,l va
% Kansas legislature passed concur
rent resolution, with only four dis
senting votes urging territorial1lPzaoy- d1Pzoy
ton. f,,t,Lsil
New ORLEANS, Feb. 2d.-Cotton
easier; sales 5000 bales low mid,
ding 3O@3Oa, Sugar steady at ia
for fair. Molasses quiet; fair 7Oc,i
prime to choice 7O@71c. Flour firm
and unchanged; superfne, sllaj
Gold 36bg s, sa. sr.v ias aalssf,s,i
WASHINGTON, Feb. 4.-Senate. -
The Judiciary Committee reported
a bill that, the authorizing payment
for stores taken by quartermasters
shall not be uiconstruedotor include
the claims originatingin the States
declared in Instruction of July lst
/ 1864, except to, the loyal Of, West
Virginia and Tennessee. asan tas
Mr.. Williams introducedaa bbil
placing the Southern States under
military officers ofthe regular army
not under the rank Of Brigadiel
General. who shall maintain order
and establish military tribunals
United States-Coarls may issue the
thabeas corpuswhen the petition il
endorsed by 4 commissioned officer
that the petitioner is, in his opin
ion. wrongfully held. Sentences
affecting life shall not be enforced
until approved by the General com
manding the distriet-which wa'
referred to the Reconstruction Com
4 mittee. rsirsf1fo ss. .a ffr fns5la 81
birA bill providing lfor4hei relief o
flovai citizens of theIlately insurrec
tionary States was introduced by
Maynard, and referred to the JUDI
ciary Committee. q it sLl-ss -'-
A Joint resolution to establish I
civil government, and providing tol
the resumption of the former rela
tions of the unrepresented States
! was referred TO the Reconstruction
Committee. ~ e i.l
A bill for the construction Of
military and postal road from Gai
weston, Texas 20 Fort Gibson, witt
| a branch to Little Rock, was refer
red to the Committee on Commerce
A bill guaranteeing a repu6llcall
form Of government TO the latel.
trebellions States, by j. NJ Ashley
twas referred TO the Committee o.
lReeonsttucticd. Ashley stated tha
lthe bill was drawn up BY the South
efn Association, of which Dqrant
President va slsassr7 -si r-svs i1f
\ KeIsoss Impeachment resolution
was referred 70 he Judiciary Com
m3tteessrs iErr affFilr ..1earl esss.f Z
a.na.-..- 90 A. ~ NJ.