Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-08-15


at which tho crowd and excitement
Increased, Gov, Wannulh appear
vl and made short bnt effective
sprrch, telling the negroes they
should rather protect Rollins In tho
public expression OF hls opin'
ions than seek Ia deprive him OF
that right, advising tho crowd Ia
lispcrso and - home, which they
did, Marmolhs speech Is highly
spoken 0i,
CINCINNATI, Aug, 1 Tho recent
rise in the Ohio river haas enabled
tho largest vessels to resume trips
between hero aud Louisville.
PORTLAND, ME,, Aug THE In
tcrnational Commercial Convention
met here to-day; over Two hundred
delegates proSvut, Amer organic
Ing, il adjourned until this after
noon.
Sr. Louls, Aug, 3.-ono thousand
men arc at work on the Colorado
Central Railway,
4 telegram from Co!hN states
that lac will decline any public do
monstrations on his trip TO the
Rocky Mountains.
Some gamblers wcro lynchcd ut
Sioux City last week, for cheating,
SAN FRANclsco, Aug, Drown,
Minister to China, sailed yesterday.
WAsmlNuroN, Aug, 5,-rhaddeus
Stevens condition is not critical.
The President will not leave the
city for ten days yet,
Many important executive mat
tcrs are in abeyance for Evaris re-
turn.
Secretary Wells and staff are in.
spccting tho Navy-yards.
a democratic conferences at Now
Yo.k City indicates that Hoffman
will bo the democratic candidate for
Governor. lIo is the Tammany
iavoritc.
Secretary McCulloch and Gen.
Rousseau visited the President to-
day.
The public debt statement will be
issued next Saturday.
The General of the armies has
recommended the remission of the
remainder Of the sentences and the
release from imprisonment Of all
persons now in confinement under
sentences Of military commissions
organized under the reconstruction
acts of Congress in the States in
which said acts have ceased to be
operative.
There are over five hundred ap-
plicants for the % supcrvisorshirs
created by the new tax bill.
The treasury department gives
no estimate Of what the debt state
mcnt will show. 1t is stated that
it's PRONUNCIATION IS delayed on ac-
count of serious errors in its com
pilation,
The following is Il well authcnti-
Gated report of what, occurred in
thc'cabinet mccting-Browning led
of, declaring himself for Seymour
and Blair, following his remarks by
the assertion that there should be
harmony in the cabinet. Wells and
McCulloch followed in the same
strain, not, however so forcibly
urging changes in the cabinet, un.
loss Seword Evarts, Randall and
Schofeld, who are absent, act in ac'
cord with the President.
WASHINGTON, Aug. G.-Genera
Fitzpatrick, Minister to Chill, has
a leave of absence and returns homo
on the 1st Of September.
Tho President has accepted Rol
Inns resignation without any ro
mark on conditions which still hold
The acceptance is nero formality
it is said, and docs not change thu
situation. a.
Gen. Burbridge is pressing hi
claims for the Office, and it is sait
he has assurances from several Sen
ators that they will protect tn,
President in dealing promptly Will
Rollins in Burbridge's favor.
Grant will be absent till tho mid
die of September, and will probably
accompany the Indian peace com
missioners, which Gen. Sherman
has summoned together, westward
Evarts returned unexpectedly
and had prolonged intcrvieYESitl
tho President along with ANul
4 loch.
1t is understood that Evarts tool
strong grounds against Rollins re
moval, except on the terms of hi
resignation, or his suspension TO
cause under tenure of office bill
threatening otherwise to Withdraw
from the Cabinet.
Meantime, Rollins is utterly ob
noxious to the President and Nc
Culloch. ....
1t is said, however, that Rollin
has modified tho terms of his res
ignation, and, on the same authorl
ty, it is considered doubtful, it
said, that Gen. Jcffries will succeed
Democratic majority in Kcntuck.
exceeds 10000.
The interview of the Presidcn
and Col. Dean, of GOV. Warmoth
staff, was pleasant and cOnciliatory
During the interview the Presiden
gave no indications of qucstionlni
the legitimacy of the present gov
crnmcnt of Louisiana, and express
cd TO Col. Dean the opinion, not dc
:, cision, that he wished it TO bc un
derstood that the same course woul
be followed by the Secretary of Wa
toward Louisiana and Florida tina
prevails in eennessce; that Is, D
effect. that there are sufficient troop
in those States to suppress disorders
and that they would be used 10
that purpose upon proper appilca
ton from the State-under the dl
rections, however, Of United state
officers.