Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-04-11

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Nhr'.NW. April % Sc lys.s-
.aHu d.. rii., ilHusr.
4H. Court reun a ihr evidence
uH.l.Ur i.f. or #.iauI- speeches
Regarding ,hll uut delivered n
tao committee ui tar Philadelphia
. Convention, ihc associated pros s
copy corrected lv cot, I00ro, the
President. private secretary, aud
one rrpgoigccl .rom orisina. sleno-
graphic notes wore admitted,
Tho Cleveland speech was next
taken mp,
Judge Chase ruled against the adj
mission uf the Cleveland Plain
Dealer, version, as tho Published
copy WAS u condensation from long
hand notes,
Drake appealed,
| The appeal was sustained by a
. vosc ui - lO II,
/ Johnson unh Norther voting aye,
aud frumbull any, Two other yer
sions oflhc Cleveland speech Were
admitted.
The most Of tho day was spent in
discussing the art OF reporting,
Two attempts 10 adjourn u Mon,
day We're defeated, Adjourned,
Tho impeachment trial developed
nothing new,
Butler continues to do all the
work, losing papers occasionally,
apparently Tor The purpose OF keep,
| ing his associates awake by helping
To lind Them, these frequent searches
for Bullcrs missing documents en-
ploy his associates; they do nothing
else.
In the Cabinet to-day Thomas was
not present.
The Reconstruction Committee
will consider the Florida constitu.
ton TO morrow,
Instructions % collectors regard
ing the new tax law are under pre-
parution.
New IoRK, April 3,-rhe Trib-
unc says cditorially, "wc have as
surnce from Washingt on that
Grant finds il not inconsistent with
his duty MS soldier to announce it
rs his opinion that the only hope
for the peace of the country is the
pending impeachment trial. ii @
feels that the national security de-
mands the removal of the President.
1.-THE trial should fail, the people |
can only expect more assumptions
Of power, and ii moro determined
resistance to the law. When the |
General of our armies entcrt"!ns !
this conviction, there is no room
for doubt rs to the duty OF the Sen
ate. The loyal nation demands the
Presidents removal. "
WASHINGTON, April III h c
House merely met and proceeded
to the trial.
The Senate met ut eleven o'clock,
and the question Of admission to the
galleries was considered.
The abolition Of the ticket system
meets with opposition.
Conncss said the rebellion was
rife as ever in Washington and that
free admission was dangerous.
The question was postponed.
The court was then reported open.
Nothing important occurred.
The closing Of the prosecution to-
day caused considerable exposure.
The defence was not surprised in
any instance.
The public are disappointed
1t seems admitted on all hands
that Buffers management of the
case has not strengthened impcach-
ncnt
Some circles claim that Butler
gave undue Importance to his own
lrticIe, the tenth.
Smaller circles insinuate t h q t
Butler is playing false to his party,
md that he Intentionally made the
proceedings farcical.
1t seems certain that the defence
will now hurry the case to u conclu-
ZION. !
LITTLE Rock, Ark, April 4,-The l
'ntire Republican State ticket has c
,ecn elected by 5000 majority
BERLIN, April 2.-Speakers in the
North German Diet praise the new I
reaty, Bismarck said it met with '
universal approval, and added that
t was clear on all points.
No German naturalizcds i'm Amer. s
ca would ever be molested in Ger
many.
Tire Polish members voted against s
ho ratification. a
Adviccs from Paraguay indicate VI
important success of the allied for
es in the rear OF Humaita.
The allies have forty thousand n
men, fourteen iron clads, and TWEEN
y wooden vessels.
The Paraguayans have but twelve
thousand men. Il he distinctions
preventing the approach of vessels
ave been removed. =
Uraguayan advices state h a t /,
President Flores has been killed by !. y
onfederate of Flores son, Forum 81
la, who had been banished.
The minister of war was elected b
Torres successor.
WASHINGTON, April 4.-Further
dvices from Paraguay state that
he allies had stormed the redoubt +
t Humaita, after desperate resist I
nee, capturing 10 heavy guns and d
irge stores. h,
NEW York, April 4.-Gold 1873 "
Cotton active and excited, Al
nd lc bettcr-sales 5000 bales at hi
DC for Uplands; freights quiet; =,
LIVERPOOL, April 4.-Evening.- L
'otton closed buoyant and advanced al
sales 10000 bales; Uplands on ia
he spot, ~ IL to IL 5-Sd; to arrive
2 3-4d Orleans II to II Esd.
Gladstone's resolution were then