Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-06-22
TELEGRAPHIC.

TELEGRAPHIC.
WASHINGTON, June i2.-It is semi
officially stated that Sheridan
action, regarding Wells, will not be
approved. In tho opinion of the
Cabinet there is no warrant in law
for tho removal of State officers.
Mayor Withcrs had his first in
tcrview with the President to-day.
Tho motion for new trail in the
Conover case will DO argued soon.
An immense crowd is departing
TO witness the Collier and Aaron
fight, which occurs tomorrow morn
ing.
A hogshead, containing remains
from the dissccting room of the
Military Museum, in the heart of
the city, was found, loosely buried,
in the yard, causing unusual sick
ness in that ncighborhood. The re-
moval caused intense stencil, eX-
tending mile. Several persons
who assisted in the removal are Sc
riously sick.
All the members of the Cabinet
were present yesterday, when At
torney. General Stanbcry's opinion
regarding the powers of District
Commanders was discussed. The
opinion was approved by all, except
Stanton, who was silent on the sub
jcct.
The PRESIDENT was not present
during the consideration.
Public opinion is adverse to tho
arbitrary removal Of State and mu-
nicipal officers.
The Indian Commissioners had n
prolonged audience with the Presi-
dent, this morning. Charles HalpiIfe
also has an interview.
Con. Withers, Mayor of Mobile,
had an interview at three o'clock
tomorrow, from which it is infer
red that the Mobile removals are
still undecided.
The impression which prevailed
a few days ago of changes in Dis
trict Commander is fading, and it is
now thought desired restraints bet
ter obtained by enforcing discipline,
d which involves respect for law and
obedience from subordinate military
officers.
Receipts of revenue to-day five
hundred and sixty-thrce thousand
dollars.
Between four and five thousand
people will witness tomorrow 8
fight. Steamers have left Now York,
Philadelphia, and Baltimore for the
field. The crowd from here is i'm
mense-foreign legions will be bril-
liantIy represented.
81 Motion for a new trialin Conover
case abandoned. He leaves for AL
bany Penitentiary tonight.
n Ninety-three suits commenced by
claimants of Savannah cotton, al
legged to have been captured by
Sherman, and sold in New York.
Claims amount to about four million
dollars in gold, and suits are rccog-
nizcd by recent acts of Congress.
% The Frecian Legation had arrived
and will be presented tomorrow.
RICHMOND, June 12.-This morn
ing the two committees appointed
by the two wings of the Republican
party, at the, conference last night,
met. Senator Wilson and the three
other delegates from the Union
League Clubs of New York, Phila-
delphia and Boston, met at the Bal
lard House, where all existing divis-
ons of sentiment was adjusted
Hon. ]. M. Bolts accepted, in behalf
of tho friends of the Charlottesville
Convention. a proposition for a
Joint Convention of the two wings,
rs follows:
To the Unconditional Union Men of
Virginia.
The Republican Executive State
Committee, and the undersigned
citizens of the States of Virginia,
who here avow ourselves uncondi-
tional Union men and members of
the great Republican party of the
United States, call upon all others,
of like condition, as common suffers,
not to throw away this golden op-
pOrtunity to rescue ourselves, our
children and our State, from the
hands of those who have brought
nothing but war, desolation, want
.-and Indebtedness upon our land, to
meet in council at Richmond, as
more convenient than at Charlotts-
vile, on the first day Of August
next, at IL NJ, in the African church,
for the purpose of extending and
perfecting the organization of the
Republican party, commenced by
the Convention assembled at Rich
-mond on the 18th of April last.
The call is signed by the. Repub-
lican State Committee, Gov. Pier
pont, ]. NJ. Bolts, Lewis Mckenzie,
of Alexandria, and some 300 others.
New YORK, June 12.-Arrived--
San Jacinto, from Savannah.
The little caft for Europe cleared
this morning.
In the case of Hon. John Nc
Martha VS.. Mutual Life Insurance
Company, of London, q verdict was
given for plaintiff, establishing the
rule, at least as regards foreign GEM
panies, that premiums paid on Coz
federate money during the war are
valid.
The rosin yard Of Lefferits &
Smith, Brooklyn, is burned; loss
$50, 900.
i Steamer America arrived.
WASHINGTON, June 12.-The fol-
lowing correspondence is now first