Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-12-05
VOL. NyI. 40. 4? ...wu0LI NUMBER. 7s5.

Win lhr Irisrrss h nr-ni aliuh'
ald has 40 r, asun lu doubt hgi iha
lhe arrangement inr lhe srlii,mrl,
al these claiEs Will hc salisiarlurl
IA both naliuIs,
( ALaANN, Nnv sl.-nil'rial m,i,
iiy 0i Geu S.ncum, 'eun-ial. "le
Roberts, republican, uh, hw d a.,
electoral ticket, i, u'l luu0u Az
era &c mglurily Iar Seymour cl,c;"rs
99ll.
PHILADELPHIA, N"V, sa- Th
coron,rs jury in lhc IN ru,v
charge the daughter ani ,nu-iu lav
with lhv murder II the Ia iy, Boil
were committed lar trial
NEw ORLEANS, Nuv. - a lad,
an board the steamer Slrsh, ir,E
Mobile a. New Orleans, Wa, roahr,
of saOCu last night, No cluc to lh,
perpetrators,
WAsmiNUroN, Nov, aG,-''hc i'm,
preston increases that Grant viii
bc subjected To all lhc ryslriyllon-
which have cramprd johnson
The admission uf the Louisiana
Congrcssmcn chosen at the recent
election il highly improbable. Op
position lu their admission II
strengthened by unofficial statement
oi Col, kcclcr, Ia the effect that
Rousseau cuncurrcd with the ruGi,
cal leaders IN the opinion that the
negro could not safely vote.
This morning ; Tribune say, Gen
RousScau'S staff officer tell, the As,
sociatcd Pres aud the Associated
Press tells Us, that Gen. Ruu>>vau
has bcha'o admirably in New Or.
leans, This authority II ay ar may
not he considered Z, ol i.r ills par.
tignlar statement, bat tor nnny,cr
made in the same connection il can.
not he questioned. Tie staiY officer
informs Us that the Louisiana re.
publicans did not vote Ut the late
election because they believed that
the rebels would make il un>ui,' Tor
them 10 do 50, an | tat Gen. Eous.
sean concurrcd in lhi, view.
All the departments vcc Il ,Srd.
Seward aud Randall visited John.
son.
BALTIMORE, Nov. G.-Admira'
Scmmcs lccturcd in the Maryland
Institute last light, The audience
was large, and warmly greeted the
lecturer. Business fully commcn.
ccd. The day was universally oh.
served. VIM. Price, au old citizen
and member Of the bar, is dead
-Four fashionable weddings occurred
within week.
New ORLEANS, Nov. % The re.
turn tclegraphvd some days ago us
the office OF the Secretary Of State
The Governor, Se.rcta.
tary Of State and Judge of Il G ID
Judicial District examined the re.
turns and declared the result Of the
election, The threw out the entire
vote of the parishes Of A,oyrIIcs,
West Fcliciana, Franklin, Jackson,
J Jefferson, st. Bernard, Saline, ST.
John Baptist, St. Martin, Tcrrc.
bonno and Washington, for the
in which the .'cturns were
made, and declare that no legal re-
turns were received trum those
parishes. The entire vote for Grant, !
rs returned by !hcm, is 27,9ll; sew .
mour, 4O,3iS. Notwithstanding the
rejection Of the vote Of these par
shes the Democratic Congressman
ire declared elected from all the
| l;stricts but the second in which
district only the parishes Of La,
ourche, st. Charles and st. James
'rc counted, giving certificates to
for full term, and Monard.
negro, for Mann's uncXpired term.
lunts mniority in this (2d) district.
or both terms, is nearly 1860
n the first district st. Martins ma
)rity over Syphcr, is reduced by
his rcject' II from 9400 10 G53
The Republican says ihcrc is
ONE ambiguity in the law as to
Who the returning officers for the
'arish of Orleans ere. Reports OF
he proceedings Of the government
ommittec show some diversity Of
pinion as to the reconstruction law.