Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-10-26

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re- qnufum ui Csc meeting ntrl lur
tl.m4rfpw w. ll1nlVoIl NJ tho
committee. declares thnl hls con
yluiuu nn tho question uI lmprnch
mont Uro ns strong ns thcy woro ~
the July session, aud the other mom.
beers who were that way of thinking
DO not seem 10 have changed. Tho
committee viii bo pressed In nccor-
dance with q resolution of the House
10 make n report on the first day OF
the coming session,
The Republicans here expect that
tho Cabinet will be hnrmonilod In
support of the threatened Prcsidon'
tial comp deidt, aud they seriously
say the aspect of affairs is iraught
with grave danger, They fear that
Congress may convene in II bold
and defiant spirit and adhere to the
declared policy Of the extremity
of impeachment and suspension OF
the President during the trial; and
since the election, moro than ever,
hey believe Mr., Johnson will resist
with force, if necessary, to maintain
his constitutional right to hold office
until Judgment after trial, Others,
however, argue that the effect Of
the elections has been to settle these
grave questions, and that impcach-
ment will find Tower advocates at
the next session than were counted
in the last.
Oct. lG.-I learn to-day that the
duplicates of the thirty bonds
recently presented at the Treasury
have been destroyed.
The records of the Land Office at
New Orleans have been completed
and will be forwarded when the Re-
ceiver is appointed, probably about
the LIST of December.
Gen. Beauregard's mission in the
interest of certain Southern rail
roads have been entirely successful,
and he leaves for New Orleans to-
day.
OMAHA, Oct. 12.-Thc editorial
party arrived at Julcsburg last
evening. A public reception, a big
time, the usual speeches, drinks,
etc, took place on the OCCASION
They have determined to go no fur
Their than the end Of the track rs q
body.
Gen. Easement, contractor, prom
Uses to lay five miles of track to-day
for their amusement. -Four and
three -tenths miles were laid yester-
day-the biggest days work ever
done.
The time schedule from New
York to Denver, has been reduced
to five days and nine hours.
Ninety-one hundred pounds OF
bullion were shipped from Gold Hill
Nevada, during the week ending
the 2Sth ult.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 16.-The Pres
ident, to. day, appointed Hon. James
Brooks, of New York, and Samuel
Mckee, of Pennsylvania, Govern
ment Directors of the Union Pacific
Railroad. This makes up the five
directors on the part of the Gov
eminent. The other three were APP
pointed few weeks ago. The lat
ter are George Asham, of Massa-
chusetts, J. S. Rollins, Of Missouri,
and Jesse L. Williams, OF Indiana.
Some weeks since the President
directed the heads Of Departments to
notify certain diplomatic represen-
tatives of the Government, who
were yet holding appoin tments in
the army, and thus enjoying the
honors of two offices each, that they
would be required to resign one Of
the positions. The only response
thus far is one to-day received from
Gen. Fitzpatrick, Minister to Chill
resigning his position as captain II
the army.
RALEIGH, N. c., Oct. 16.-Strenu
Gus efforts are being made by inhu.
entail leading men to revive the ole
Democratic party for the purpose Of
cooperating with the Northern De
mocrats TO defeat the Radicals
Some of our most prominent men
are the moving spirits in the effort
From all appearances the move bids
fair to succeed. All elements of the
Conservative party rejoice at tho
triumphs of the Democrats in Ohio
and Pennsylvania.
The story runs, or did run, tina
the idea of calling Prince Louis Ma
poleon III, arose out Of the error o
a telegraph clerk. In the course o
its preparations for constituting th'
, empire, the home office wished th'
country to take up a work which
should be as intermediate between
president and emperor, so the min
lister determined to order tina
France should suddenly burst int
the cry of "Vive Napoleon !" ant
he wrote, they say, the following
order: "Que le'mOt dordre soft Uir
Nauoleon!ll" The clerk mistool
the notes of admiration for Roman
numerals, and in a few hours tn
forty thousand communes of Franc
had cried so obedicntly for Napole
on Ill that the government was CD
ligcd to adopt the clerks nlunder
and Louis Napoleon, with reaGy a Iu
dacity, hit upon the device Of cal
} ing Bonaparte's son Napoleon III
ST.. LOUIS, Oct. 19.-Wm. Murph.
who was sentenced two years ag
by a military commission to ter
years Imprisonment for burning
steamboats, on the Mississippi rive
during the war, and confined eve
since in Missouri Penitentiary, wa
discharged to-day by Justice Miller
, Miller decided that Murphy occu
pied the same position now as the
he had not been tried or setence
by a constitutional tribunal, and o
the motion of the District Attorne.
he was re committed until to-mor
-, - olIo,r an onnorfunitV TO re