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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-10-10

BY" During The pnst week DR. VIM. C.
hurley, Phrenologist, delivered n series of
lectures on the Philosophy of Man TO large
md discriminating audiences. lie is a
man of thought, an impassoned speaker
and makes tiuc impression.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-10-10

II
A gentleman just returned from
Jacksboro informs us that a party
of Indians had visited the soldiers
camps, near that place, -a#d stolen
q or 30 of their mules. No ppr-
suit was made. eeF
Another gentleman tells us that a
party of sixteen Indians made a
raid down among the settlements
on Fish creek, in Cooke county, a
few days ago, and after gathering u
drove of horses, started to retreat.
A dozen citizens went in pursuit,
and on comming in sight of the
savages on the prairie, made a
charge. The Indians, surprising
that strong force was on hand, fell
back to ravinc for position, when
a Mr.. Hobbs, who was riding feet
horse, dashed forward and drove
back the horses. No fight occurred
Capt. Patton of this county. is
gone on a scout up Clear creek with
a squad Of men.
A report reached town yesterday,
that a horse had been seen few
miles out in the country with quite
a number Of arrows piercing bis
hide.
A squard Of soldiers passed
through town yesterday, going in
the direction Of Mckinney. Their
business j. 10 enlist men for frontier
defenee.-lDeaton Monitor Sept &c
The Radical moltO-sweIl fight
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-10-10
EsTRAY NOTICES.
DALLAS COUNTY.

fAkEN rrts lsiars go, sni rsiIaArl ietsIr
lnhn lsrks,,n, a o. fsFeinrl NJ Z, ssr hAA
HORSE, aar'af g. hanas hizh, 7 - sFfaFs "a,
hranifa a "a ilsf iel ssaaiarT, 80 49, a. snisi
B., A. aTlHsi~l a. m ALL ssir hkuA z iiihsf,
sis,ui q hsnss hish, lsss a sraEs 4, iFsnl 4 >
ga ~ ia siesilsE sii "a iAs kh ~ ~
risissi 81 So. l@2isl
= Z IONHs CTrDHT
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-10-10

BeSrThe Herald thanks its good.lOoking
young friend, Master L. T. Enkirs, for The
present Of II fat young opossum, handle | ~
yesterday. The present and the first frost
this season, in this region, came ut the
same time
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-10-10

E'Tbc Dallas Brass Band, under the
still praciicins, and we are plens d TO see
and hear, TO some purpose. We hope soon
TO hear them in public.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-10-10

pa- Elder y. q. Polly will preach in the
Christian Church IN tho town OF Dallas. n,
early candle. light, on Thursday, the 10Th
instant.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-10-10
FEMALE SCHOOL,
EbAzU,ks, TEXTS.

NERS. Lou, COUGnANOuR, will COM
lVa mence the seventh session OF Ter
School on
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 2, 1865,
at the old brick sOhoolhouse on Main st.
RATES OF TUITION, rsR SESSION OF rwEXrS
WEEKS:
Observation-Disclosures, Read
ing, Pcnnausllip aud Mental Ar
ilImetic, .........,.....................SlO 90
SECOND CT ASs.-English Gram llr
mar, Geography, Analysis, Natnr- .ai
nj aud Moral Philosophy ani ls
Written Arithmetic, ,.........,... ;. 10 90
TIlIRDCLAsS.- Mental Philosophy,
Astronomy, Chemistry, Geology,
Rhetoric, Logic, French and Latin,
and The higher branches of Marll-
ematics -. -, ........ ..,.,.. ...,,... ~ 10
Incidental fee. Observation-Disclosures. so
The above prices are in specie, and street.
" in ddrance.
Each student will he charged from the
time O. entering school until the close Of
the session; and no deduction will he n,nde
for lost lmc, except in cases of proiracicd
sickness of two weeks or more.
Dallas, Texas, July is, 13GS-~4itf
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-10-10

BSSH Tie Houston Times is real live
paper, with great ability in It's editorials,
and bids fair to become an ovcrgrown
"baby." Any one wanting the Times
Daily or Scmi-Weekly-can subscribe TO it
by calling nj the Herald Office.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-10-10

s9we would thank every farmer in
the county who has cotton under cultiva
ton to send us statement Of the number
OF acres he has in, and the present pros
pect We desire to obtain, as near as pos
sible, the yield Of cotton in this county the
present year. laf
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-10-10

f0~ Henry Boil wants all the sound
green and dry hides he can get,-green
preferred-for which he says be will pay
the "cash down and no erumbling.' See
his advertisement in to day paper.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-10-10

nEEe have had 70 vet weather 20
sps.k Of in Dallas sounig this season; and
unless unfavorabls rc.fber shall soon set
IN, The eofioa eroP VII al be saved; and
ths sTsi is isrss and q BE tssi guali,y-
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-10-10

Bsly"Wc arc pleased to learn that the va
rious schools of Dallas, large nj The com
menccmcn, of their sessions, arc growing.
They are firsl.ratc institutions and deserve
n full measure Of success.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-10-10

Cay We Learn from Major John 7. An'i,
recently returned from Parker county, that
he had conversation with Judge Norton
that the Judge said iii the iniians did
no, get his scalp he would be in Dallas
and hold his court at the appointed time.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-10-10

pDr Pro-. Cohen, the opiieian, who has
supplied us with the celebrated brazilian
Pebble spcciacles, will leave on Sunday.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-10-10

ssSy~ Attention is called to the advertise
ment of the dissolution of the wellknown
firm of Masicn, Ross & Bro. The brothers
W. W. and \. J. Ross will continue the
business. They are men Of ACKNOWLEDGED
capacity, puncuality and integrity.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-10-10

la reference 10 tho Austin State
Gazette tho Mckinney Enquirer
says;
We know of no more faithful
sentinel upon the wnirh,iower
than the frank and onispoken editor
of the Gazette, The Democracy al
Texas are indebted Ia him for u
manly vlndlcnllon Of their princi-
pies. Through hls industry aud
zeal much good has been effected ia
promoting an efficient organization
of the conservative party, Jossclyn
never waivers or dcsponds. Ia sun,
shine or il gloom ho Is tho same
fearless aud able advocate Gf the
right AMI dcn0uncor of the wrong,
The pr0privlnrs nf the paper, 10
Walker AID John ". Lame are
worthy Of success. We trust the
Democracy viii give tlem that
hearty support L. which their paper
is 50 justly eUtillcd,
Bnlurd lloury is the agent Of tho
Gazette for this county aud will
be most happy 10 receive the names
aud money OF those who desire 10
subscribe.
We are pleased to learn that the
Episcopal Church ut Dallas has Sc
cured the pastoral services of the
Rev. 5. ID. Davenport, lie holds
service regularly every Sabbath in
the new Chapel, and is represented
To us as II gentlemam Of learning
and eminent picty, The members
ofthc church, living at n distance
from Dallas and without the priv
lcgc Of regular attendance ut the
Church, may Communicate with him
by letter. Mckinney Enquirer
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-10-10

fsS-our merchants stocks this season
are fuller aud of n finer quality OF goods
than heretofore imported. What do these
{ OF. implyl
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-10-10

EeG-T That Tobacco at Cochran Bros is a
No. !. We know the fact, for we have tried
it. Don't take our word alone, however,
but go and try for yourself.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-10-10

ray Last Wednesday our streets were
full Of wagons loading aud unloading
goods, aud many people from the interior
lLrongcd the sidewalks. 1t must have
been "bully' day for merchants and
yrocprs
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-10-10
SPECIAL NOTICES.
uolIoMar., pIIls.---rnr

UolIoway's PiIis.---TnE HoRnoRs
OF DYsrErsTA- @Try all thines1 is bad
motto for the sick. II Is beifer TO try that
which the worlds experience has proved to
be super-excellent. Por fifty years HoLLo-
WAYS PMS have keen curing Dyspepsia.
Not failure is on record; while the sue
cesses have been countless. Is this not
Sufficient guaranty. l. il not madness Tor
any one urithine under tie terrible pangs
Of dyspepsia 20 decline or neglect 70 take a
medicine fortified uiih srch eredeufials,-
Sold ~ al Druggists
r. Til f. truly tle -az- Il I.rarrrss. ard NJ
Arfrrcan r.rfle arr lrTrrlf doubt inr ait. q rll
ofhe-s 71is T. tirrif ,elitarifIlirl " he Swing
Hnrhine-riieh +. sfrirflg -7aakIn-- ~ Ani-rir'n
irreufun-
In fhis lr1r.-h ~ iIIrufartu-r ~ Err7r- ~rr-Nf
EarHrrt ca. efHrr. - H-~.-g. ~ Tort CITY
sfrrls r--rnIna1f - lIIII-rrr1 IarrIlrruIti-
rlarirer has ne rirai u r IN lf aurni fls-r-
ira1 rri1lirle--is stiIIlr in rIntrr--i1nt4-g N
dsr.farf rnf M ~ g. - r-f 81 urIler-
It. .rrlnr rn1lItIetl frItnrlarlF m rIr-h -
lrafhe- raunrr D. rlul'ci- arl r. surh. - 49,
r,s1l ii = cur I-irn1s 81. b. -Il'ir rlntl1lT-
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-10-10
THE TRINIlY CONFERENCE.

The Trinity Conferences Of the Methodist
Episcopal chnTeh South, will meet in Dallas
Texas, The aSih day Of October nest The
members who expect 10 bring their wives
will please give nollee Immediately, OF NJ
least a sufficient time before, % that ne
may know LVS leproVile for them,
WA 4 Young
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-10-10

p3T In ten days the 3l Annual Fair Of
the Dallas Comfy Agricultural and Me-
chanical Association will commence, Ey-
eryhcdy is IN the qHi rirr. A large attend
ancc from abroad is confidently expected.
- 80 s--.
Fay County Court commenced last Mon
day, Hon. A Blcdsoc presiding.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-10-10

Dallas, Sept. 81, 1903.
Trinity Conference. Methodist Epiieo'
pal Church South Dallas District.
gJurih Round or Quarterl, Meetings.
Dallas Circuit, at -, Oct, 81 and lib.
goekwall Circuit, At eamPgronnd, October
10Th and lib.
Mckinney Circuit, al -, October 18th
and 18th,
Dallas Station, at Dallas, Oeioher .i,h aud
18th. ". q. YOUNG, re.
BAPTIST CHURCH.
rea Rev. ". J. liHowS, Of the Missionary
baptist Church, will preach At The Masonic
Hail, In Dallas, on the 9Th Sunday in each
month
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-10-10
Established Ia Business, isiS.
N. II. ROYsTON, WIN +, GONZALES,
C0TT0N& WOOL FACTOR
General Commission Merchant
lGG Strand, GALVESTON.
Established Ia Huslness. isiS.

-RgYERENcRS
Governor j. ". Throckmorion,
u. a. Shepherd, Esq, Banker, Houston.
Messrs. BALL, llntchlngs X Co, Bankers,
Galveston.
T. II. McNlnhan & Co., Bankers, Galveston.
Messrs. james Connolly & co.
Grief x Byrons.
Maignan X Labrrdc.
Bisc0c & Simms.
Oscar Bercier X 90.
John Gauche, New Orleans.
Galveston, Sept. 20, lSGS-xyi 2:ly
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-10-10

The Newburg On. W Press has
this good one. 1t reaches the spot
MS an illustration of the Radical dc
mand for peace:
"'Why don't these Southern pco-
pie behave theinsclves?' ask the
Radicals; they cant expect decent
treatment so long as they remain
insubordinate and contumacious.'
"This, as Mr.. Lincoln used TO say,
reminds us of a little story in point:
Mother, mother, said q hopeful
urchin to his maternal parent,
'make~Bill behave himself, when
ever hit him on the head with the
ham,1cr he hollcrs!"
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-10-10
AUSTIN, Sept. 30.-Gcn. Reynolds

AUSTIN, Sept. 30.-Gcn. Reynolds
has issued an order, dated Septem-
Der 90, 1868, which closes with
these words: "No election for cleo
tors for President and Vice PI'csi-
dent Of the United States will be
held in tho State of Texas on the
third day Of November next Any
assembling, or proceedings. or acts
for such purpose arc hereby pro
hibitcd, and all citizens arc admon-
ished to remain a. homo or attend
to their ordinary business on that
day. Il. M. PEAsE.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-10-10
Rccc,ycd r,y Kcnton s Iohnson

This week, Dry Goods, Groceries, Boots aud
Shoes, Clothing, saddlery, Millinery Goods,
Dress Goods, Notions, Hardware, &c, Sc.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-10-10
NEW nooHxfs.


"a $50. 80 nalf "a D. f.FHl I'll talf q
a. a. "a HHaf. "a a. Iflrf Ftani'
fiaana farrlstrrsqfl.la D lsfafreaN' NHlA
80, ~ d A hsarfI r-las1isfs ttH.iHs' fts NeN
80 o. farHITlf.
ri',.s "a 4 lsA.Hsss Rssis, - frsFss, q =.
E..vsai.srTiisTs ~ ~ iiFRAtn in las
sasirT anl sisiAiis, saa ssiiis ihsir Sab
seTiuiens siih heHfEr fEeFhfelos, - I,
II he Sra 4 hTsihsnes A te. 49, y dais
saaihsTisrl % FFfFiss And rersiIa isF ahg
p saensys ias ihs Herald oraee,
HuE a. CrsHlNG, H., he-sieH iassrssnF
10, usa,i.la, Ia -, y 80 e-ita 40 see -
~ nallss ilsaaia- r
nsg-i bass = nnsl r~is, sew iar'iiasa -
Iel, trs anl harslarPreeflF oH ssir, sAiss
Nill ls sall loo o. = each easissarr, " carp
IN. SNlNbELis,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-10-10

ts5-As soms 81 ear hisnis Ia tie into
rieT nighi h. mislel b. Iem.rs of a sab
wsTglns sni drslraeli,s lidal wave a.
Galsrsien, &c give lLs i,sla trlsE from the
D.siaish u las, Sunday, October &
The islani is not unl,r water, The
siorm Nas sasi Of as,
lie s'srn Sas al New orlrans As Nlll
be seen ny our sepi,i dispatches. Il was
felI al Shreveport on 'ths Mighty Red
~ says col, Masan, Of The Southwestern.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-10-10
DALLAS LYrRUM
RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

Meets every Thursday nishi al Mssenis
Hall. The Ladies R'lnFsisi t. siisnd,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-10-10

The Radical mofto-HWe-il fight
it cut on this YIN. II il takes all
simmer. = Philadelphia Age.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-10-10
FIRST GLASS
FEMALE SCHOOL.
DALLAS, TEYAs.

VE1llE next annual Session, divided into
IL two terms of five months each, will
commence on t... s.#igi .na
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-10-10

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iis.asa gts nras rfsfhfies 80 its
rtrassaf nssu. lisis ~ isspi co.
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rfifirls
DO hsss fnigfi ~ iuturiaas srFsufs
nfuis sni a. istis faaf,nt ~ CO. iiuifh.
10, lieuss. al flsi falls lusiiffi h rFs.
s,uusiss il siis lssi Heel IL Tftss hua
sinas &c ~sTs . sussi ihsss. ~ hesss has
lssn ,hsIssshly Tsfiisi, ani sarllisi siih
sssaTy ssassaisasss sssh - sss. AL sii
sls sisii ihs nsyea siiy siil u sgarss PAT
~ a. abe +iiuishiHs hsass.
lac k8shaass iieisl Gslsosiau, has
lsgfisisrss uslsF ihs uarus II abe 'islani
Ciy, srisgsi lls TsPais,ieH u hsins =
frsl rate lssss for ihs ssag ''assirT, snl
siih ihr iaPrsFruenis hat base besn ia
iEslssl iHis il duFing iLs rssi sanmsF,
sud ihr rTepEisisrship II Messis- Mears 4
sum@srs, il gill stand sqaal il al lis az
raass,asris ~ ihs justly sslsbrsiel -iiuish-
ins- Thswfss, Nasa you 50 ~ ils lslaAd
siiy, stop Al the EKshaRss, aal !oa will
nsl rsgErl iskins our alVies,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-04-18

and knew nothing Of At The papers handed
him by Mr.. Evarts were the papers Ia the case
Rec, iVed a complaint against Mr. Blodgetf. an a
the removal was mace uton that cosnplaiut
Comp laint came both verbally and m Whiting
HOUSE or RKPRKsKNrATIvEs-Tn House
having yesterday refused 10 take a recess antil
eleven O'Clock this morning, At that hour the
Speaker did not take hts accustomed sat bu,-
Standing at the Clerks desk, he gave one ran
with the gayel. and said
/ hs hour 10 which the Senate yesterday ad /.
jour ned having arrived, such members as see
M may accompany the Managers - the bar Of
the Senaie
Such of the members as were in the Hail
tnen ieil into line, and proceeded 10 the Senate
Chamh.r.
At II o'clock (Mr. washburne. the Speaker
and other membsrs of the House having re-
turned from the Senate) the Speaker took the
char and called the House TO order.
lheie o. lng no Objection, the reading OF yes
tfIdsy : journal was dispensed with.
he Speaker then said The hour Of twelve
O'Clock having arrived, in pursuance OF the
order OF lhe House. the House. a. an Comm ttt..e
OF the W Nhole, Will accompany the Managers
10 the bar OF the Senate. The Char wonid
state that as n would D. manifestly iuproner
at this time q interrupt the proceedings of he
Senate sitting as a High Court OF Impeachment
the Speaker has notified the Chief justios thai
no announcement 20 the Senate Of the ARRIVAL
OF the chairman Of the CommIttee OF the Whole
and Of the House viii he expected.
The House then proceeded 10 the bar OF the
Senate.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-04-18
TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR.
This Afternoons Dispatches.
FROM EUROPE TO-DAY, BY CABLE.

The Cretan War Still in Progress-An
Quiet again i'm >pain-The Prince OF
aies as Knight OF ST. Patriek-
Movements OF Admiral Farrasat
LONDON. April ls.-Reports from Crete state
that several lights have taken place lately, be-
tween the Insurgents and Turks, and that tha
STttan torces were victorious. Two steamer
haliing from Greece and other Christian ports.
silll land food, gunpowder, arms, and othar
supplies at the island, and embOrk ana take
away refugee families
The latest adyices from Spain report that
qulet has been restored in Barcelona. Tie
strike has ended, and the men are peaceful
LIVERPOOL, April ls.-A suit has been com
menced against Linon a Co. at Liverpool 4 n
osmagee ol the explosion OF nitro -glycerine on
board the steamer European, al Aspin wall, IN
April. 1866.
DUBLIN, April Is.-The installation OF the
Irnce OF Wales a. a knight Of the Order OF
-. fatrlck took place to-day. The procession
moved from Dublin Castle, the yiceregal res
Idence OF -. Patrick's Cathedral, where the
ceremony was performed. The route passed
pletely lined with troops.
The weather was fine, and the populace of
Duolln and vicinity turned out in vast num-
ers, nillng the streets through which the pro-
cesslon marched. The Cathedral was crammed
WIN people, and the scene at the invesuture of
the Prince with the dignity and insignia of the
order was grand and imposing
Alta dinner whiIh IL TO be given this evening
~ honor OF the occasion, only the nobility wall
te present.
LohDON, April IA dispatch from Malta
says that Admiral Farragut. with the United
States squadron, has left Naletta for Lisbon,
LONDON, April lS-Forenoon.-U. =. 5-2O's
Il lisa9ls; Consols unchanged, Eries 20; Illinois
Central f3k;
LIVERPOOL, April Ii-ForeBooa.-Cottsn
hrmer, with more business doing; prices un-
changed. Uplands to arrive more active al
l2&d- Sales OF lO,UO0 bales Breadstufs quiet.
LONDON, April i--AfiernoOn.-U. = 5-2U,s
quiet anc unchanged.
LIVERPOOL, April 1s-Afternoon. Cotton
hrm and more actiye-sales Of 1908 bales Up
lands l2b; Orleans l2h. Breadstuns un-
changed
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-04-18

THE NEXT PoPE-There is reason 10 believe
that the French Emperor is resolved the 'last
niche in the Vatican shall not end the line of
the Popes of Rome. II would appear that he
intends his cousin, Cardinal Bonaparte, to sue
ceed the present occupant OF the chair of st.
Peter. In receiving the Cardinals hat, Mgr
Bonaparte promised that she would endeavor
TO show himself more and more devoted 10 the
church and to the welfare of souls, so that his
hat might when placed upon MS tomb, cover
son of Lucien, Prince of Canine, and being
natuTa allied, if not a native-born, Roman, his
name is not included in the official list of the
imperial princes of France. The elevation of
Cardinal Bonaparte to the Papal chair would
serve the Papacy, for in that event the new
Pope would, doubtless, have the protection of
France-so long at least as France remains SUBJ
jet TO the Bonapartes.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-04-18

SERGEANT BATES this morning visited the
White House and had an interview with the
President who made him several presents,
among tbs m a port monaie containing $50 in
gold. Sergeant Bates leaves this city for his
home in Wisconsin on Monday next
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-04-18

To MAKE CANDLE Burn ALL NIGHT-We
remember seeing some years since, in an agri-
cultural work, now out Of print, an article on
"economy OF Candles" which may be new and
useful to many of our readers. When, as in
when matches are mislaid, put finely powdered
salt on the candle till It reaches the black part
of the wick. In this way a mild and steady
light may be kept Trough the night, by q sman
piece of candle, aeli 1tsf 3
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-04-18

" Voting by proxy has been abolished in
the English House of Lords. -
VFifteen hundred tons Of timber were land
ed at factory at Roxford, Mass, last winter to
be con yeYted into friction Matches Even this
large amount Is not thought 70 be SUFFICIENT to
last year. Ats 7'Etta SO
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-04-18
FROM CANADA.

Eenian Correspondence NeiIed-The McGee
assassinaticn Plotted i'm New York.
INV YORK, April ls.-The Hsrad's special
dispatch from Montreal SAYS that the Fenlau
correspondence between the lodges OF New
ork and Montreal has been sized by the
Government. and all promiaent Irishmen are
leaving tor the UnIted States.
II rs reported thai an International affair will
be made of the MCGEE murder, a. the doou-
ments seized show that it was plotted in New
York,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-04-18
FORTIETH CONGRESS.
This Afternoons Proceedings.
Impeachment
Secretary WeIIrs Again on the Stand

Secretary Welles Again on the Stand.
Cabinet Discussions on the Tenure-of-
Office Bill, &c.
Did Mr.. stanton Assist in Preparing the
Presidents Veto to that Bill.
Objections to Testimony on these and other
Points.
Manager Wilson's Argument.
The senate Refuses to Admit the Evidence :
Chief Justice Chase Overruled
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PASSAGE OF THE ERIE RAILROAD
BILL.
ALBANY, N. " April ls-The Erie bill
passed the Senate by a vote Of Il to -.
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JAPAN CURIos.
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NIRGINIA.-InfOrmation has been received at
Army Headquarters inducing the belief that
the Constitution will be adopted in Virginia,
which has hitherto been considered one Of the
most doubtful States
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The Cretan War Still in Progress-AIl
Quiet again in Spain-The Prince OF
wales as Knight OF ST. Patrick
Movements OF Admiral Farra.at.
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Manager Wilson's Arsume
Chief Justice Chase OverruIed.

The Senate r. efuses to Admit the Eyideu,
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IsTERNAL REvESUE--The receipts from this
source to-day were si69,C32 IS: for the week
- 320.+7i 10 and for the fiscal year TO date
43j4o7.66.
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GENERAL GRANT FOR The DEFENsE-It is
sand that General Grant has been summoned
by the counsel for the President 10 appear
before the Senate as witness for the defense.
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The SOUTH CAROLINA AELECTIoN.-Dispateh-
ss received yesterday by General Grant from
South Carolina indicate the ratification of the
Constitution BY large majority. Nine Dis
rrle's, which registered 3S,22O, polled 21,so3
votes A partial canvass of these votes show
7,-z7 for and i.SO against Constitution.
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IHE WHITE HOU~E-A number OF visitors
were al the Executive Mansion to-day, many Of
whom were admitted 70 see he President
General sherman had long interview with
the Executive this forenoon