Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-03-14

articles will conclude ON Monday
AMI will be presented TO the Senate
on Tuesday
Tho probabilities ofimpoachmen
nrc weakening.
I'homas II Ford, ES;GovernoI
Of Olln, died to-day,
q The Radical caucus elected b,
ballot, as Impeachment Managers
stevens Of Pennsylvania Butler @
Massachusetts; Wilson, o { Iowa
Williams, of Pennsylvania and Lo
gan, of Illinois The city is quiet
ten Sheridan len 81. Louis iol
his command at Loavonworth to
day. rf
Seward received II telegram from
Bancroft, saying that the treaty
was signed aud mailed on the 22a
Febrnary. Emigration free. Nat
uralizalion changes nationa lity
Mr.. Seward is highly delighted
Surprise wis expressed ut the result
in diplomatic circles hero. H.
Tho Revenue Department has Oh
tanned military MD 10 enforce the
Whisky Laws in East Tennessee,
LoNpoN, Feb, 29.-There was lit
tie progress IT, the trial of Fcninns
ut Sligo Most of the day was con
sumcd in ondeavoring to empanneI
u Jury. In order to procure mix
cd jury, il became necessary 10
summon six Prnssans, but us these
soon after nbsconded, the trial was
adjourned until Monday. Iif
Trne bills were found against Nh
gent. Kcan, Fitzsmmons, Fitz Glib
BON, Leonard and Leary. The pris
oners will be brought to trial with
ont delay. i..r...a. 't.a I5H,H..
MUElcn. Feb. 29.--Louis, Nth,
king of Bavaria, died yesterday.
He was 23 years of age 'aaenn 4.
LONDON, Feb. 29.--Late N ow +
from the English captivcs in Abys-
siHnit have been received, they arc
still saio aid we'll at Magdala. ,
The advance of the English army,
arrived near Autalo Digse. People
everywhere friendly, s No sickness
among the troops. rsf1 a.r -s.-r
johnson Grand Secretary of tho
Qrangemen has been sentenced to
fine and Imprisonment for heading
the Orange procession in Ireland.
ol Contracts between tho national
telegraph company and the Secreta-
ry Of the Society Cable Trans-At-
lantique, Of Paris closed, l,s.l
Tie workingmen of Genoa pre-
sented an address to Farragut us
representing Il country which sym.
pathiscs with the views of Masyina
WASHINGTON, Feb. 29.--It is stat
ed that 0, S. Black, Judge, Curtis Of
Boston, W. NJ. Evort, Of New York,
viii be principal counsel for or John
son. ..-...,--,.,. .,.-...r., .,...,
WAsuINGToN, March 2,--lt is un
derstood that the counsel here aban-
doned the quo ~qlydnt0 long before
the machinery that the writ would
bring Adhesion, the Senate will
have closed the mattcr.4 ,9sha2i'2'al
(" The House is ,occapie1 with The
Impeachment artielesgto The Senate
with the procedmc.--Tho Supreme
Court with thoJiltCa'dici icasc; no
now fcaturcs.isg ~ oaais smH 'Tgs
lo Gem Thomas received his private
letters at the War Oiiico, and then
visited the Presitlcntit G.taisiro9 20
Stanton wasiatnthc War Office all
day, trnnsacting business p dgngGdi
The Whisky Metre Com mission
has completed its Investigations
and are preparing n oreportF nOne
Of the commissioners is reported to
haveysaid that some ofthc metres
maryels Of ingenuity, hptwould. not
prevent frauds with tax at two dol
lars a sl.i59g edi II .U0I sg4nds
Judge, Blacl, spoke fone hour on
the ,McCardlc case, after which the
Courtadjournled.- Nd llssyni sygg
bgThe- President signed til e,ebill
making the boAntyIofc deceased solF
diers payable te.taNtain Aeifs! mcii
4 Tho Supreme Cplrt to-day fornl1
ally announced Tho hapostPonemento Of
all eases involving the constitution
atty of the Legal Tender Act,wtill
next .sessjonzis93T ban d aiAisI na9
1.-The 4lcGapdiercargumentl lwll ,be
continued from day toa dag1unt
completed, oiiis5ss4u la4sdil s1oa, l.
1.-The Secretary Of the Treasury
has decided that iron cotton tics are
subject TO y duty 9f,l ! cent apQnnd,
Boards patent lock iie. ohly,sYcept
sq1 twenty Z, tI2Ja9 oa9ys Of Tie hss Rsass; Reserve
Corps will be detailed 70 relieve the
civil bureau fanctiopaFlss, ttihGupsarrfs7 thus re-
dgeipg eXpensesi.i,sa ia ird 4aiaz aid.
!, This, Election Committee VIII re-
port against Jones and Mckee, who
are eqntfstiRs thgsri it4t sfat from ! Ken Ksesrna
tucky, - 49,
The House iiT5a SCI assembled at 1Oo'cloek::
The articles were discussed, and
several verbal amendments made;
the 7tli striekcned ont, and as 4
o'clock they were adoptcd.i7 Y 'Tilc
Vote vs tcHdii on Tbs first b9llot Was 1875 TO
lb':s nearly tifc Yafiitvosc was east
oh ar except tie last, oh which tlic
vote stood lO8 yeas, to 4S nays. .ra'"
'a,A A protest sifhed BY 451 Hhfchibers
vas Was not rcceiFaf, iidr allowed tosbe
prihtedys y a-7rr' 'iai77e 5di '''sisf iiir
SfSArE.Mst. Marie petitions for
de- reward Tor captufirfg Surratt,
rcSSffcd to Committee on Claims
s'7r 7r2nloustrabce agaihst the consti-
talionaiiiy Of tic Supreme Court
and and roconS StFIicfioH bus referred to
the Judiciary.
.-rhe Senate rcsumed The ihrpsacii- /
mefit procedure. SeSefccotitestover
limited speeches, the Rallicals low
ever. contcnded prlsecutioii Notih
Ia r.ssfrciaed as well as .dcfcusc, 10 I