Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-04-04

lUI Iunlnr Ten Thomas
ln ihu Supftme Cunri h.aeh
moFei lu take az iheirprll.miuarl
injunction in dho Geurgia ease. hni
the Couri declined, process having
only been served GA parties Niihin
immediate vicinity Further hearing
1T the ease this term is regarded
improbable.
Tho Alabsma bin was crowded
oui in the House a. day. Il will
come up 10 morrow ia regular or
der.
The Judicial Congressional Com
mitl.e have Little Rock advises in
diealing the success ofthe Arkansas
Constitution,
llorsE,-Ailer district affairs, the
Judiciary bill WAS passed over the
veto of the President by a strict
party vote aud is now "A law, The
Conference Committee ON the tax
bill reported, Report adopted,
4 resolution declaring that the
House do no business until the mn
parchment is over WAS offered, eaus-
ing great confusion, IL WAS finally
withdrawn aud the House adjourn
cd,
SRNArE-The bill f6rblddlng the
National Banks from paying int n,
est on balances due other banks was
discussed, when tho appropriation
bill was resumed, The tax center
ence rcpor, meeting opposition, WAS
postponed-ordored to DO printed
aud adioLncd.
WASHINGTON, March 2S.-SENATE.
The Present was asked whether he
had established new Military Dis
trict rincc August, and under what
name.
The Tax Conference Committee
reports worreicctcd. Nye said il
would I'LL tho penltentiaries with
officials Howe said that il would
be good thing. Morrill,, OF Maine,
did not believe there was IN honest
distiller in the Union. Adjourned
until Monday.
IoUsE-Ailer unimportant pro-
cecdings the Alabama bill was re.
sumcd and discussed at great length
Motion to table-30 ayes to 1903 nays.
The motion TO strike out the second
section carried by "a ayes to 33
nays.
Stevens Amendment on universal
suffrage was rejected without divis-
ion.
Spaulding's substitute was adopt.
cd by n ayers TO 81 nays. 1t, de-
Glars the Montgomery constitution
the law of provisional government.
The officer recently elected to quail.
fy and enter upon the discharge Of
their duties on the first Of May. The
Governor may convene the Legisla
turo elected under the said consti.
lotion. The Legislature shall pos.
sess all powers conferred by the
Montgomery constitution. L h c
Legislature may submit the Mont.
gomery constitution. to qualified
electors with or without amend
ments when the majority ofclectors
qualified under act of Congress-.
March 25d, 1867, have adopted II
constitution, and the Legislature has
ratified the nth articles ofsaid con.
stitution may be presented to Con
gress for approval. The law to
provide for the more efficient Gov
eminent of the rebel States shall
remain in force in Alabama, except
as modified by this act until Ala
bama is admitted to representation.
Adjourned.
New ORLEANS, March 26.-The
Democratic State Central Commit
tee having considered the impcnd-
ing election on the proposed new
and for fiji er S
Hereunder, submit that all citizens
sympathizing with the Democratic
patty who are entitled to register
are urged to do SO and vote against
the adoption Of the constitution.
The committee recommend that
the present incmubents in all State,
Congressional, judicial, parochial
and municipal officers, so far as they |
are known to act in harmony for
the special purpose of defeating the
constitution, be placed in nomina-
ton and voted for as candidates for
their respective office
The moring papers published a
letter from General Hancock to
Gov. Pease, arguine the efficacy of
the civil law, and the rights of the
people. This is in answer to Peaso's
letter condemning Hancock's re- ?
fusal to order Military Commissions
for the trial of citizens in Texas.
The letter covers two columns of
closely printed matter, and is com
upon in flattering terms by
the city press,
WASHINGTON, March 2S,-Gen.
Hancock is now in command Of the
Department of the Atlantic, head
quarters at Washington.
LONDON, March 2S.-Thc Ably
ssinian army has commenced the
ascent tothe highlands, which has
been regarded as difficult under
taking. The sanitary report, of the
,rmy is favorable, Some of the
mountain passes are formidable.
New York, March 2S.-3 o'clock
?. Motion steady and the de-
nand fair. Sales 1000 bales, at 26ac,
&c, 274 to 279. Sterlig rsteady.
Sold 1889.
LONDON, March 2S.-Noon.-
American securities firm and frac-
ion high,r.
LIVERPOOL, Mach 2S.-EvenIng-
Cotton closed active and excited at
/ further advance Sales 10000
,ales, CLOSING for Splands 103d;
orleans lid. Bacon ABS. Naval
torres dull.