Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-08-31
TELEGRAPHIC.

TELEGRAPHIC.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 22.-Sicklcs telc-
graphs to Grant asking for the revocation
or the suspension of the Executive instruc-
tons suspending his order No. 10 in its ap.
plication to federal court processes until
he can argue the matter.
SO far the President and Grant refuse to
allow the publication Of the correspondence
re lative TO Sheridan's removal II is well
that GRAFT demonstrated warm
ly.
Rear Admiral Palmer, with the Susquc-
Monogahela and Saco, are at Aspin-
wall. All we'll.
Col. Moore, the Presidents Secretary,
telegraphed 10 Baltimore to Schultzen. Fest
that public business required the President
at his post to-day. All additional paymas-
ters are to be mustered out; to take effect
on the LIST Of October.
Sheridan telcgraphed 10 headquarters
that the yellow fever has assumed the cpl
dcmic form in New Orleans. Several Of
his officers are i'll with it. The suspension
from the War Department of orders, rela-
tive to Sickles' order No. 10, was issued, it
is said on the 17th.
The Governor Of Washington Terrific
ry has telegraphcd the discovery Of mex
haustible coal mines.
New ORLEANS, Aug. 22.-Yellow fever
of very virulcnt type prevails at Corpus
Christi.
Sheridan has not complied with the re-
quest of the City Council to remove certain
officials declared by the Council ineligible
under reconstruction acts. Special order
1872 annuls certain contracts awarded by
the late Council, and declares the same
null and void, and the city of New Orleans
relieved of any obligations resulting there.
from.
Yellow fever deaths in this city from the
10Th to this morning, as reported to the
Board of Health, 81.
CHARLESTON, Aug. 21.-Number regis.
tered to-day 1856, Of whom lao whites, and
30 colored, Cotton inactive; sales of
bales; quotations nominal. Receipts,
bale. Renewed reports Of caterpillar on
the Sea Islands, but little damage done as
yet.
COLUMBIA, s. c., Aug. 2l.-Total number
registered 81; whites, 35; colored, ".
PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 22.-In compliance
with General Sickles' request, Executive
order No. 10, is suspended by Gen. Grant
until General Sickles can give his views OF
the subject.
SANTA Rosa, FLA, Aug. 22.-The Havana
and Key West cable is spliced, and is work
ing well.
SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 22.-34 vessels here
are loading with wheat, mostly for Eng
land.
SAVANNAH, Ga, Aug 22.-The train
from Macon this morning met with scri-
GUS accident ut q culvert between stations
IL and ID. The badly wrecked engine
passed over safe; the tender fell through
throwing the train from the embankment
the cars were crowded with passengers, bu
none were hurt except the express messon-
GER who is badly injured. Freight, ex.
press and smoking cars are comp et'
wreck.
FLORENCE, Aug. 22.-Thc Italian rarlia,
mept prorogued.
Carloads preparations for movement
on Rome is again suspended.
PARIS, Aug. 2l.-Semi official Press O
this city, declares that the conference OF
the emperors at Salisbury, insures lonl
peace for Europe. Another gathering o
soyereigns expected here. II is reported
that Victoria and Francis Joseph will NEE
Napoleon in October.
LoYDoy, Aug. 2l.-A Constantinople dis
patch says the Sultan has resolved to form
a new council, composed of equal numbers
of Greek and Turkish members.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 22.-In accordance
with Gen. Sheridan's request, the Chic
Surgeon at New Orleans is authorized tt
employ requisite number of nurses
Sheridan says in his dispatch, that soldier.
do not make good nurses for yellow fever
WASHINGTON, D. c., Aug. 23.--It is said
that the ram Stonewall has put into Nor
folk in sinking condition.
Stevens is reported as becoming alarm
ingly feeble.
The military authorities are orming thu
citizens in the vicinity Of Fort Sedgewick
for protection of the post.
The following is represented as the con
clusion of the Sickles argument, supporting
his Order No. 10.
"If the United States Courts in the rebe
States be allowed to control the military
authority, the execution Of the reconstruc.
ton acts will, for obvious reasons, soon be
come impossible. Some Of these Courts
will begin by declaring the acts OF Con
gress void"
The following official statement in rela
ton TO Gen. Sickles Order, No. 10, and thu
Executive order thereupon, will correct thu
current misapprehensions:
"On the 18th inst, the instructions sen
to Gen. Sic. les, excepting U. s. Courts from
military orders, were suspended, until hi
report and views upon the matter could b
received. On the 18th the commanding
officer Of Wilmington reported that the At
torney. General had instructed the Marsha
of North Carolina TO proceed to enforce thu
executions Of the United States Courts
threatening prosecutions against persons
preventing him. Instructions we're ISSUED
to Col. Frank by Gen. Sickles not to per
nit the order Of any Court to be enforced
in violation Of existing orders, and TO re
port fully. The cases pending these occur
rences, having been reported 10 the Wa
Department, the instructions originally
sent TO Gen. Siekles have been withdraw
The Turkish Minister officially presented
to the President to-day.
The Cabinet was in session from II TO 2
NEw YoRK, Aug. 22.-The Herald nov
saws universal suffrage is the President
trump card, and urges him 10 play il. Oh
the DINER ntnu the tIiDuhe eAg > hoA tiiA nv
last dime is paid and the last mourner con.
sOled, can abe plOttsrs Of rebellion and
their abettcrs be forgotten or forgiven
ST. LOUIS, Aug. 23.-RumOrs are aaoai
that tie Kansas militia are cut Of fron
Fort Hayes.
Gov. Butler, Of Nebraska, has just re
turned from the Big Blue, and reports D
men killed and "a horses stolen AID 81
farm houses deserted Over 5000 acres
Of land we're entered in Omaha distriet in
July.
SAY FRAzcrsco, Aug. IA dispatch
from Olympia, Washington Territory, says
the party making the survey fer the Worth
rrn PseiHe Railroad, found the r8uis over
Coslitz pass 70 FORKS Corlii1 extremely
faTorrtie The survey ever he mcur-ii- ..