Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-07-11

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Woodward has lsfn tiofirl chair
man ofihr rrun.Ylrania irlrsaiii.n
NA,uiatuus lulY The Coma.
miii,e uu Nals sul Means will 49,
p1ri biil o. tax luEeTnmrut bond,
lu pr rrui- AsiiUn ga tho Eomi-
naliun uf tvaris a. Attorney tea
eTai has l.eru further postponed hy
the Judiciary Commiileo,
Members ~ tongrtss are beeOm
ing very anNi0ns 10 adjourn, aud
will ppolabiy DO 30 without touch
lag the finances, No indications
II lhe passage ii sheTmans funding
bill,
Several Treasury clerks were dis
missed Yesterday On account II NO
appropriations,
.NsAafs a Joint resolution passed
submitting six japanese youths Ia
the naval academy at Annapolis.
4 bill Was introduced converting lhc
next session II Congrcss on the lhirl
Monday in November Al, Welch,
Senator elect at Florida, seated,
Pacific Railroad matters were dis
cusscd al great length, A bill was
reported giving $1,000 10 lho ladies
uT lho Mount Vernon Association,
Adjourned,
Nogsf-The Committee on Ways
and Means introduced resolution
iur the rrlici ofrum cNportcrs, hut
lcr desired leave 10 introduce a bill
eluallElng taxation aud funding the
public debt, which WAS objected Ia,
Tho Committee on Ways aud
Means reported u bill taxing the in
lsrcst on bonds, which was ordered
L. be- printed, Tho Reconstruction
Committee reported bill dividing
Texas into two States, which was
also ordered to DO printed.
Amer disposimg VI several cXecu,
two communications of no general
Importance, the House considered
the Senate amendments To the Civil
Appropriation bill. Without con-
cluSion, adjourned.
The Ways aud Means Committee
recommend that the bill taxing in
tcrcst on Bonds, which they report
in obedience 10 House orders, don't
pass.
The object of converting Cogrcss
on the I'd Monday vi November, is
TO have recess instead of adjourn
mcnt To prevent removals by the
President.
Boutwell, objects to the bill divid-
ing Texas.
The Texas delegation TO the Ma
tional Convention request the Pres.
idcnt TO remove Gen. Reynolds.
The Internal Revenue to-day /,
TO 81 100000.
Twenty cars left here for the
New York Convention last night.
1t was necessary to divide them in
to two trains at Baltimore. The
delegates passed here in
good health and spirits. Very
dispatches from New York
give no reliable indication of results.
NEW ORLEANS, July 1.-The mil
itary is still under arms to-day,
though much less excitement is ap-
parent.
Tho resolution adopted in tho
Senate yesterday that the roll fur
nishcd by the military commander
be called, and those who can take
the constitutional oath be admitted,
appears on the minutes as simply
that the roll be called, emitting the
words by the military commander,
which are in the resolution as adopt
ed. Objection was made but choked
off by tho previous question, the
democratic members objecting to
The reception Of Campbcll's vote.
There were faint conciliatory over
lures made to day, the democrats
taking tho initiative. The joint
resolution ratifying the fourteenth
adopted.
Twelve democratic members of
,he House were sworn in to-day.
Another effort to have the House
according to the roll Of
he commanding general failed to-
lay. Several democrats presenting
themselves to be sworn in, were in
ormed that their seats were contest.
I'd, they being previously ignorant
If the fact. The bill appropriating
,ne hundred and fifty thousand dol.
ars to detray expenses was passed.
Several other bills were presented.