Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-06-20
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Soh0hsld reports over q hall mil
lion dollars dsheisney Ia roeohsiruc-
lion appropriations.
A bill VAS introduced in the Sen
ate legaliting the city registers re-
cent certificates, whereby the l,aii-
Gals have a majority ia the City
. COnncil
Tho TaiR has eeasAl aud the wealth,
OF is very warm,
Mr. Merriek. counsel for WOOley,
ia a letter 20 tho House, impngns
Bullers yeraeiiy,
A Chase meeting has been held
at Philadelphia, composed IT india
enlial men, the object being To har-
monile Chase and the Democratic
party,
Tho meeting appointed a com
mitlee Of one hundred, headed by
Chas, q, Halpine, to urge Chase .
nomination at New York,
Municipal affairs in this city are
in sidtI gaO to-day. Gen. Buchanan
has received a copy Of u dispatch
from Gen. Grant TO Packard, Chair
man Of the Convention Of Registry
Boards, stating that the subject OF
the Inauguration Of civil government
for Louisiana il now pending before
Congress, aud advising him to issue
no moro proclamatiOns or orders
conflicting with those issued by the
military commander Of the district,
us such action will be in violation
of reconstruction laws.
NEw YoRK, Juno l2.-McCullOch
returned Internal Revenue Commits.
sioner Rollins letter of resignation
TO Rollins rs partial and incorrect
in its statements, and unjust and
disrespectihl to the President,
The President has nominated Rev
erly Johnson M Minister to the Court
of ST. James,
Tho Omnibus Admission Dill,
slough some of its provisions were
carried by n bare majority, was
finally passed by both Houses.
Gen. Mcdowell formally assumes
command of the Fourth Military
District, comprising Mississippi and
Arkansas.
lIurlburt denounced opposition
to including Florida in the omnibus
bill rs rising from the fact that n
citizen of Illinois had been defeated
rs Governor.
Butler said if left TO his own ideas,
he should doubt the policy ofadmit-
ting any Southern State, but yielded
to party interests.
Reverdy johnson was confirmed
rs Minister to England unanimous,
ly.
.Sendte.-Committcc on Foreign
Relations reported n joint resolution
requesting the President to use his
good offices in securing the release
of Father McMahan, who is impris-
oncd in Canada for Fenianism.
Sherman's Financial Bill was re.
sumed. Its discussion arrays the
East against the West. The dis
cussion was quito sharp. The main
topic of discord is twenty millions
of National banking capital for tho
West and South. Without n vote,
the Senate went into executive ses
sion, and adjourned.
HouSe.-Bill for the relief of Il. J.
Mackey of S. c., referred to the re-
construction Committee.
The Reconstruction Bill as
amended by the Senate was report
ed. Motion to exclude Florida de-
feated, 80 to A, and the bill passed
Ill to 2S.
A large number of private bills
passed, when II night session was
again ordered, and the House ad-
jOurned.
Rollins replies to McCullochs en-
dorsement that unless the honora-
BILE Secretary shall point out wherein
the within communication is partial
or incorrect in its statements or un-
Just or disrcspectful to the Prcsi
dent, he must consider it's return
unjustifiablc and the reasons there
fore other than those assigned.
LONDON, June 12.-Prussia is
strengthening the Cologne fortified
ton in the North German Confede-
ration and negotiating treaties to
make private property inviolablc
during war.
J AUGUSTA, June 12.-Thc U. S.
soldier cut with Il razor in the bow
els by negro barber in an alterca-
ton last night, died this morning.
WASHINGTON, June 13.-Two cent
stamps on receipts are stricken from
the tax bill.
% The Radical Convention at Alex
andria nominated negro for the
Virginia State Senate.
y J Robert G. Dorm, canal commits
sioner, has been acquitted.
.House.-A bill relieving Samuel
Carter, a Texas Bureau functionary
passed.
Logan gave notice that he would
on Monday move for committee
to locate the Capital elsewhere, in
consequence of the disloyal feeling
of the people of Washington, N
Julian introduced a bill relative
to lands in the rebel States sold for
Federal taxes, which was referred
to the Committee on Public Lands
The tax bill was resumed. Amend
ment taxing bank circulation one
per cent per annum, passed; also
nefourth of one per cent per month
on Government deposits in bank
Amendment exempting Irvings
banks stricken out. Amendment
taxing q. S. bonds held by banks
two per cent, lost rs to rs. Insur-
ance tax was extended to Life In
surance Telegraphs taxed three
per cent on gross receipts. Express
companies two and half per cent.
Adjourned.
iSendte.-One hundred and twen-
ty-six citizens of Colorado protest
against admission on the ground Of
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