Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-08-17
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,'ar"l,na. has reported IN Tie II
iurncy General that tie process n
the United States Circuit Court
lately held hy chiri Justlce chase,
~ ol~tructcd nv order nj Colon'
Franks, commanding tho post OF
Wilmington. The ground il ex
prersly mentioned mtl,e order "a
he that IN each Of tho cases ohstruc
ted tho cause OF the action, ~ h.
sdjudivated upon hv Judge chapc
occurred between the liih az De
eemlcr. 1864. and tho hath of MAY
ls6h. -General Sicklrs order No n
having forbidden Judges to enter
tain any such, tor matters occurring
between those dates Tho Mar hal
f,uppo,,s that General Sicklcs did
not mean IN include courts Of the
United States, hut those only al
the Estate. Colonel Frank interprrts
the order differently from Marshal
Toodloe, but has suspended action
until he hears from Gencral Sicklcs
On r~ecr,vea instructions from Wash
a. ing'op. he being anxious 10 avoi'l
d, any COLLISION. q l l. @
ntlThis matter ia regarded rs II very
grave event. although the impress,
rion prevails that the commandant
at Wilmington acted without Tho
knowledge of General Sicklcs. who
Is confidently expected ~ disap
ylrove his actionl - 'sU t'n"
- Goodloe's course he's been ap-
a proved NJ the Attorney Generals
,aedice. lnt.no step will he taken un.
iii the timo has passed for a report
iron the commanding General.
.f.b NEw YonK. Aug. 5-Havana ad
sviccs 10 the 3lst received. Great
preparation il being made 10 cel"-
tratc the LAYING OF the Cuban cable.
The steamer Virginia brought City
Of Mcxiro dates 10 the 10th and
n Vera Cruz dates TO tho 2ith an d
tiiHal dates tn the 25th Of July
The presidential election was pro.
~sygrcssing pcaeeably. The generals
adverse to Juarez were organizing
/. forces in tho mountains. Indians
q were making bold incursions into
the white settlements near Yucca
tan.
NEw YORK, Aug. IA corrcs-
pendent of the Panama Mercantile
Chronicle. in a letter from Lima,
says that Admiral John B. Tucker
was merely by his own request re-
iieved from the commad OF tho Pc,
iruvian navy, and TINT be still holds
the rank Of Vice Admiral. He,
with a large party, had left Lima
on AM exploring expedition to the
head of the Amazon river, in the
~ interest of the government of Peru.
AS soon. however, ns the news Of
-s1heScxpected approach Of the Spau-
g aimds reached the Government q
messenger was posted off to bring
hack the admiral Immediately in
the event Of active operations. He
s will again resume command Of the
q allied fleet. aErf bnG no
sG3 WhsHING;eS, Aug. 6.--Thcre il
isno donhttlmt the President to day
formally requested Secretary Stan
ton TO resipsml,is position.
New ORLEANS, Aug. G Major
and Brcvet Colonel Al Q X Won
Schroeder, of ,Gen. Sl,eridan's staff,
died suddenly last evening Of brain
ssterer.A aaiat4'ros 's"d
go Radical meeting is called for
tonight to endorse Gen Sheridan.
Several prominent party leaders are
announced 10 speak. l
Steamer Raleigh. from New York
reports tliatson Aug. Sd, off Key
Nest, ut 8aA. NJ spoke a pilot boat
who reported a steamer having the
Havana cableaon board and every
thing in readiness, aud would pro
naceed tosiays tttnt day
NASHVILLE, Aug. 6.-J d 6 c
SaLawrcncs has appointed Gen. Car
l1instakc charge ofthc negroes dis
charged for mcdJling in politics.
Lawrence finds a difficulty in pro
yiding for them.e ana rl
iHsSr. gIiours, Aug. 6,7rCapt., Arm
aatear, Of Fort Hayes, with 40 men,
was surrounded by. Indians, but cut
his wayaoutua and reached Fort
Hayes holly pursued. He was re
Hinforccd from Fort Moreo, but
nothing more heard from him. M
WASHINGTON, Aug. 6.--Secrctary
Stanton has replied to tho Presi-
d dents note. He states in effect that
the same consideration, those Of a
high public charater, which, would
make his (Stanton's) resignation
acceptable to the President, induce
Stanton to retain his office untilthe
next meeting OF Congress- ~
-m~ARRlsBURa, Pa. Aug. Eek.
tGovernorD David X. Porter died aged
'tenenty4 nine.
WAsnIHGTos, Aug. Fisher
charge = e four and q half col.
ssumns. Its general tone is regard.
ed as uafavprable 70 the prisoner
The following is the summing up
"a From the observations which
have addressed to you YOU will in.
icr, firsf, that3a conspiracy formed
taini time of war Il 'take the life Of the
4Trcsidef.t and Vice President Of The
Republic, and the heads ofthe ex-
eeutive departments for the pur.
pose Of aiding the enemies of the
Federal Government By throwing
1t into anarchy and confusion, il
treason as heinoas and as hurtfult C
the people Of this country as the
composing the death Of the King
s,orl Qaeen Of Great Britain is to ths
subjects Of that realm I'd. That
every person engagedin such con.
sspiracysss 40 long Ms he continues q
member of d. is responsible not on
2y for fheuact o tresaoh barf1r any
murder or other CRIME which may