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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-12-14
N. T. MUDKALL, Chairman.
Il. r. DUSLAP, Sec.,

New ORLEANS, Dec. 5.-The fol-
lowing order has been promul gated:
SPECIAL ORDERS, No. 203.
Sec. 2. The true and proper use
of military power, besides defend
ing the national honor against for
cign nations, is to uphold the laws
and civil government, and to secure
to every person refuge from danger
and the enjoyment of life, liberty
and property.
1t is accordingly made by act of
Congress the duty of the commander
of this District to protect all per-
sons in these rights, to suppress
disorder and violence, and to pun
ish or cause to be punished all dis
turbers of the public peace and
criminals.
The Commanding General has
been officially informed that the adj
ministration ofjustice, and especial
~ civil justice, in the Courts, is
clogged, if not entirely frustrated by
the enforcement Of paragraph No. 2
OF the military order, numbered
special order, No. 125, current Sc
ries, from these headquarters, issued
on he oath of August, A. d., 1867,
relative to the qualifications of per-
sons to be placed on thejury lists of
the State of Louisiana, to deter
mine who shall and who shall not
be jurors, appertains to the legisla
tive power, and until the laws in
existence regulating this subject
shall be amended or changed by
that department of the civil govern
ment, which the constitutions of all
the States under our republican sys-
TEN rest, with that powerit is deem
ed best to carry out the will of the
people, as expressed in the last leg
islative act upon this subject. The
qualifications of a juror under the
law is a proper subject for the decis-
ion of the courts. The command
ing General, in the discharge of
the trust reposed in him, will main
tam the just power of the judiciary.
and is unwilling to permit the civil
authorities and laws to be embar
raised by military interference and
as it is an established fact that the
administration of justice in the or
binary tribunals is greatly embar-
raised by the operations of para
graph No. 2, special order, No. l25,
current series, from these headquar-
ters, il is ordered that said para
graph, which relates to the qualifi-
cations of persons TO be placed on
the jury lists Of the State of Louis
ana, be, and the same is hereby, re-
voked, and that the trial by jury be
hence regulated and controlled by
the Constitution and civil laws,
without regard to any military or
ders heretofore issued from these
headquarters.
By com'd of Maj. Gen. HANCOCK.
W. G.. MITCHELL.
Bvt. 1t. Col. & A. A. G..
Paragraph 2, Special Orders, No
125. thus revoked, provides for the
immediate revision Of jury lists to
exclude all citizens not registered
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-12-14
of Maj. Gen. HANCOCK
w G. MITCHELL.
Bet Col. "a

~ = III '-IIs n = II
Paragraph 2, Special Orders, No
lbs. thus revoked, provides for the
immediate revision Of jury lists to
exclude all citizens not registered
voters under reconstruction act.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-12-14

- Henry D5l & Co, are constantly
receiving additions 70 heir stock Of family
groceries They have many articles need
Cd e. lie Lsi,isys. cheap tsE eash-
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-02-02
TEMPERANCE.

CLOSE OF THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE STATE
SOCIETY.
TO TER TRIBUNE
AUBURN, Feb. 1.-The New-York State Temper
snce Society closed last evening its annual session,
after one of the most earnest and largely attended
series of meetings in its history Important business
was transacted looking to the immediate advance
ment of the cause in this State. This now great
body means work. and therIm power has fair warning
of its certain downfall in this State rs ruling curse
AZ the new election of officers Gen. James D Sntn
of Kingston was reelected President ExGoy. Myron
H. Clark of Canandagua, H. r. Perkins of Buffalo,
A. Fitch of Auburn, j. III. Bogg of Syracuse, and ~
others were chosen Nice-Presdents. The Board OF
Managers at its annual session to-day, reapp0inted
fine Rev f. A. Spencer of Syracuse Corresponding
Secretary, and appointed the Rev. X. tlsk OF Au-
burn Recording Secretary, and Charles "A. Lee OF Au-
burn Treasurer Among the resolutions adopted are
the following:
Pssolred That in view of the facts, That domestic
wine IA intoxicating That nearly two-thirds OF IL rs
manufactured into brandy o. That ntempeance is on
the Increase IN winegrowing districts, especially among
the youth OF both sexes. We deprecae e producon or
grapes for the manufacture OF wine, believing II DaS an
Immoral tendency.
PssOired, That we recommend the vigorous enforce
ment Of all the restrictive and prOhil on Io
Excise law, and that further recommend ne iIlss
OF Temperance 10 petition the Legislature 20 eA'eu ne
Metropolitan Excise Law over tue entire STATE. ,
Resolred That the approaching Convention 10 amend
the Constitution OF the state Of Newfork should pe re-
gaded In the good Providence OF COD as IthR oppOr
tuuity people 10 declare In the new CONSTITUTION,
that henceforth license la any form or under any cir
shall be granted in this state Tor the nanufac
turo or sale Of intoxicating liquors as beverage, ana
that such permission shall pe saDleu Wy separate M
conclrrenty with the Constitution which may be
approved 10y the Convention
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-02-02
xXXIXrn CoNGRESS.-sEcoND SESSION.
TRIBUNE.
. SENATE. WASHINGTON. Feb. !, 1867.
DISTRICT SURROGATE.


Mr.. POLAND lRep.. VT introduced bliI ior me
Which was referred to the Judiciary Committee.
HOUSE CLERK ELL PASSED 800
On motion Of Mr.. TRUMBUIL Rep, ILL., the bill TO
regulate duties Of Clerk of the House of Representatives
taken
Mr. DAVIS Dem, Ky) spoke at some length against
the bill, characteTzng II as party measure, having none
but party purposes In view. .
Mr.. TRUMBULL said 1t was a bill that came from the
House where had received the sanction OF all parties
The origin OF the law lac said was the nC Convenience OF
organizing the House without some special designation OF
this kind IL only differed from the existing law IN
declaring that the Clerk shall only put upon the list
members from States represented IN the previous
After further debate by DAVIS, the bill passed
Yeas, 31-Nays, 6.
The negatives were: Buckalew, Davis, Hendricks
Nesmith, Patterson, and Salisbury, all Democrats
THE BANKRUPT BILL,
Mr.. NELSON (Rep, Mass) moved 10 take UP the bin to
abolish and forever prohibit peOnagc In the Territory Of
New-MeXicO
Mr. POLAND Qsep, VT had no objection to taking up
this bill II 1t would lead 10 debate, but he wished TO
get the Bankrupt bill passed possible; and he
believed properly before the Senate having been
made the special order
The CHAIR said the Bankrupt bill was not before the
Senate. The time for which IL made the special
passed, and it had been superseded by other
bills
Mr.. FEssENDEN rep, Mel hoped the Bankrupt bill
would lie taken up and disposed Of
Mr.. CHANDLER 0.ep., MichJ hoped the Niagara Ship
Canal bill would be taken up IL would lead TO no de-
Mr. LANE rep, Ind said he was opposed to both bills
but he preferred taking up the Bankrupt bill first.
Mr.. WILSON withdrew his motion ana the Bankrupt
ment Of the Senate Judiciary Committee TO strike out
from the list of exceptions to the operation OF the bill the
following words And such other property not Included
In the foregoing exceptions as Is exempted from levy and
bankrupt had his d0mcIe the time OF the
meDt Of the proceedings In bankruptcy 10 an amount not
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-02-02
THE FENIANS.
SUMMARY or THE TORONTO TRALs-NAAEs on TIN
CONDEMNED AND ACQUITTED PRISONERS.

SUMMARY OF THE TORONTO TRALs-NAAIES on THE
CONDEMNED AND ACQUITTED PRISONERS.
THIBuSA
TORONTO. Feb. below will be found n complete
list of the Fenian prisoners confined in the old Jail
since June last There are at present confined in this
city over 20 of the prisoners three Of whon-lIenry
Lavelle, Peter noran and John Moran-will, on the
removing of the others to Kingston, be sent to the
new Jail. The condemned prisoners now await their
removal to Kingston with resignation. IL Is not
likely that they will he removed 10 the Pr0Vlnclai
Penitentary until the sentence of those convicted
at the present assizes are commnted Inc following
are the names OF the convicted, discharged and ac
quilted:
Mahon, VIM. slayin, W. Hayden, Daniel Mhean Thomas
School, John Quinn, James burke, Ihomhs Sooney'
Bernard Dunn John saghsT : 9Tfh Thoas May
well, L. Norton, John O'Connor, 4. oNen, W. fuIteh,
Daniel Quinn and John Rogan. n.,,..,. ~.
AeqSd-he Rev lmsaen' G negan JT ay.
Dimond John Dillon, Patrick Donohney Danlei Drum
mond, W. Duggan, Frederick Fry John Grace, john
Hughes, Patrick Keating Francis Mig ueo' mh'neWs,
Dismissed no bills being found in some eases in Others
the evidence being insnfficient 70 warrant
James Bell Pat Fellow Thos Callahan Patrick ConnOrs,
Patrick Dolan, McDuffey, John Dineen, DAVID Dunn,
Tnos. Dunn, Michael fanngah' a. n rs iitil
man James Uagnr John Johnston Ed. Kelly, H. Keys,
W. Kerrgan, Pat Kilbrde Mckillfeather James
Mayfeld Geo Miller f. Monday, H. I. Morley, Jas gum
Ian John Reid James Reilly, Ihos REYNOLDS Ihos, kykI'
James kah Michael slanno2 : yDh ThSs wiIeS
Morrison Jobn A Murphy, NJ. Mccormick Thomas MIC
Dona John NeedhaIn Francis Miles, ana fat oM!shoy
Dshgsd OF SgJ0G1 Fosy SasS Cooley W
Kirkland, Owen Kirk, John Lennon henry "''o' -
OBrel, James Webb. Il, u.,rv y .vere Johp Moran
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-02-02
THE LNDIiN VAR.
MURDERS IN COLORADO AND MONTANA.

MURDERS IN COLORADO AND MONTANA.
Br rHs TRIBUNE
ST.. L0VIs, Feb. Late Omaha papers mention
the murder by Indians of number of settlers at the
Lawrence Rancho, about 80 miles northwest oil
Julesburg. The Montana Gazette of the 5th nit re-
ports that Mr. Rassel his wife and two children, and
Joseph Mcknight, sutcr at Camp Cooke, and an In.
dian guide were attacked by Indians at Eagle Creek
the latter was killed and Alr. Rassie was severely
wounded Mrs. Rassel, who is stuaw, and her TIVE
children were taken prisoners, and wagon, foni
mules and sadde-horse were carried ,fi by the In
dams Mcknight and Rassiel escaped.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-02-02
CONNECTICUT.

RFoRG AVIATION OF THE ORDER or oDDfEiIovs
BY TELEGRAPH
HARTFORD. Feb 1.-The reorganization OF the or
der of Odd-Fellows commenced III Hartford tonight
at Odd-Fellows Hall seventy members from New
Haven and large delegation from other parts OF the
STATE assisted i'm the ceremonies of institmng Hart
ford Lodge No. 50. The Hall was crowded.
The ceremonies were conducted by Deputy Grand
Master BOtsford of New-liaven After Instltutlng
the Lodge Officers were elected. Several memben
by card and invitation were elected.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-02-02
UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT.

The following is a summary OF the reached in
the Supreme Court to-day:
No ali Seymour ct al. heirs, and othors, appenants
ag Freer, administrator &c Motion Ia dismiss the ap
peal argued. .
No. 40. United States appellant AIT Repentgy et al
Saul st. Marie claim. Argument concluded
No I9O Parmaee appellant, agt. Simpson foreclosure
OF mortgsge) Argued for appellant and submitted BY
appellee.
Sir william Peel and cargo, &C., and
No $50. Steamship Sir William Peel and cargo &c, APP
peants agt. the United States rize). Argument com
menced -.
The other prize cases follow Monday win be opinion
day.
COURT OF CLAIMS. -.
In the Court Of Claims to-day IN the case OF thbmc ~
nj agt the limited States argument demnrtes was
commenced. Afterward the Court adJourneo " NON
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-02-02
POLITICAL.
KANSAS.
3, r.rpen.rn TO rnp TRIBUNE.

~ rsLgsRArH
TOPEKA Kansas, Feb 1.-The Senate today passeef
concurrent resolutions, with only four dissenting
votes declaring that the late Rebel States without
any legal government and that il is the dnty Of Con-
gress to provide them with territorial forms Of Gov
eIIlment An amendment that upon the ratification
by the requisite number of States of the Constitu-
tiomal Amendment, loyal representatives should be
admitted to Congress- was defeated.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-02-02
THE RAILROAD BLOCKADE.

TRIBUNE .
OswEGo, Feb 1.-The Oswego ana syracuse n"',,
road which has beeu blocked mp Saturday night 10
now onen ana trains will commence running tonight IL
IA expectad that the oswego and Rome Road VII DO ~
operation tomorrow morning a.. ra,,o.a.
THE late storm has been more disastrous '" tDe
tbaa ANY experienced for years
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-02-02

OF the removals in the Post-0ffice Department
$50 were for political reasons, and of this number II
commissions have been withheld, - were made 10
make room for wounded and other soldiers, and
made because of neglect of official duties, one for
Abandonment of office, one because of fraudulent
recommendation, and one because the person re-
moved was not continued sutler mt the post, and
upon whom it has been the custom TO confer the
aOpointmcnt,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-02-02
PACIFIC COAST.

= rnEsRArH TO ruE TRIBUNE
SAN FRANCIsCo Feb 1.-The Paree sails for Hong
Kong to-day, aud takes Sl23.000 n treasure.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1867-07-10
The Cartain'S Loss and ihc Wild
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