Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-04-13
TEI,EGRAPHIC.

WASHINGTON, April 1.-The Government
holds one hundred and seven millions of
gold.
The House Judiciary Committee in session
on the impeachment, and will continue
their sessions this week, and adjourn to
| May.
The Supreme Court met this morning,
with but five Justices present, and adjourn
cd without transacting any business.
The Senatorial Committee on Foreign
Relations considered the Russian treaty
several hours but had no definite action.
New ORLEANS, April Steamer Ala
bama, from Shreveport with 1900 bales Of
cotton, burned this morning As miles north
Of this city. No lives lost The boat was
insured for $4,000 at St. Louis
NEW YORK, April 1.-The iron steamer
Gen. McCulloch, designed for the Liberals,
sailed yesterday for Tampico, Mexico, full
of batteries of artillery, 10000 stand small
arms, four tons of powder, and quantity
of fixed ammunition. Arriyed-seyeral
Liberal officers.
ST. LOUIS, April l.--Lindell Hotel burned.
Total loss one million and half.
The Panama Star of the 23d ult., says
| that the steamer X. r. Cutler had been de-
tanned at New York, under suspicion, of
having been dispatched thence under the
auspices of the Columbian Government
with crew opposed of Confederates. She
has sailed for Jamaica, with six torpedo
boats There is a suspicion that this is a
CHILEAN privateer which is we'll founded,
end intended to commit depredations on
Spanish commerce off Porto Rico and Cuba.
Ii lie thought that the Columbian minister
at Washington had been bamboozled by
CHILEAN agents.
The notorious steamer Meteor, at Callao,
it is expected will become a Peruvian or
Gillian privateer.
The difficulties between the Columbian
Government and Congress continue.
The Guatamala revolution has been sup
pressed.
The other republics are Tranquil, though
the European truce is Improbable; nor has
SewRrds Washington conference PROPOSE
ton been accepted
The steamer Valero, from Callao, had ar.
rived at Panama.
NEW YORK, April Gov. Throck N orton
dispatches here that Texas will immediate
ly rcorganize under the reconstruction act
General Sherman had published a letter
saying that he has obtained leave Of alb
senee for the summer, and will accompany
bis daughter to the Holy Land.
WAsHISGrOx, April l-lnformation has
been received here that the Indians captur-
ed and killed the entire garrison at Fort
Buford on the Missouri. The savhges
numbered between 1000 and 1000. Il is
supposed that Colonel Rankin, in command
shot his wife, to prevent her falling into
the hands Of the Indians. Previous TO the
massacre, he had represented 10 the militia
~ departments his inability, with his small
force, TO defend the Port.
The capture Of Fort Buford, mouth Of the
yellow Stone, upper Missouri, is confirmed
Col. Rankin, wife and child, and garrison,
consisting Of 50, were mastered. The
capture cost the Indians 900 killed and
!. 600 wounded.
Barnum Is almost certainly beaten for
Congress. The Democrats claim Con-
gressmsn. and have certainly elected Hub
bard in the FIRST District The betting is
lively on the State The impression is that
the Democrats have carried The STATE.
EEE T0EK- April l.-Privsts dispatches
from Connectisui So sixty cities and towns
in hat State, intending Nsv Haven and
Hartford. give English sb5ut sir hundred
majority. The result IL close asd doubtful
hot The Dsrocrnis are in good humor-
WasHrrc-or. April Ia private his
r.ieh . TIE Rsdicsls give EnKlish Demo
er,f1 TIE STATE y 200 nsj5rify.