Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-04-18

rariuu LOO ufus.s efiiusi iAr
luIitl States. r.-..i iu cases oi
impeachment
Avn rfra.rl,,u-irti.sns, turiis
r.l.nsi i.ai hr Aai n.lF hos a
ihaftirTm-l ut- lu1ni hv th e.
llw. uu was u,f a '1W il iisslt
Cauis c'lrlu.l .ls.st aEt and
the Geleal s,s'i.nn laws showing
that truihill ulierance, however Of
fsn-iye Wcra not punishable,
Tho peculiar manner in which
this charge is brought Congress TO
solving iisclfinio a school oI mana
gers, CARTS insisted that telling
ihe truth about uilieors is not a n
offence against law, ani tho truth
Ia this oasohas nat been questioned
ia making oul lho ease,
The tcslimong uf Gen, Thomas
elected nothing new beyond that
tho President had not Instructed
Thomas Ia use iurco,
When Thomas WAS arrested h Q
went first IL tho President who said,
"llut was right, the ease was now
In Court whore he wanted il,
Tho ruling al the Senate, by 1 .
Ia 10, will let in the evidence Of Gen,
sherman and the Cabinet officers,
The weather continues unsettled
Telegraph lines are slow.
WAsnioIruN, April lit h c
President has reoongiIel Russian
consul fjr Sill,a,
Gen. Thomas who is over sixty,
was kept on thostand two hours
aud n half and was subjected TO a
most trying cross exam 'aation by
Butler who does not give way TO
bingham, rs was expected.
Butler docs not find in so easy TO
make the galleries laugh rs during
week.
The trial has assumed n serious
phase,
Stevens showed turbulence today,
and made remark which inaudi-
bic to the reporters and the gal
lcrics, but which Evarts heard, and
was about answering, when Butlor
interrupted him. saying tho remark
was tor consultation on their side.
The managers showed signs Of
CONSERVATION, and Manager Will
liams threw himself before and par.
TALLY over Stcvevsns, either sooth-
ing or restraining him TO silence.
Stevens clerk applied to n recent
decision admitting evidence which
the managers claimed ms inadmissi-
bic, the ultcrancc which caused the
commotion.
1t was a snecr at the Senate.
New YoRK, April IL 10 45 A.
NJ. Cotton demand good and adj
vanced, 3OI 81 70 3ll; receipts Of
the week, II, G70'bacs; scles of the
week, 5000 bales; exports, 1900
bales; stock on hand, $4,000 bales;
receipts of ,he week from all ports
ofthc United States, 1000 bales;
gold 1889.
New York, April 10.-Cotton
more steady; sales $4,000 bales, at
PSI to 30, flour tavors buyers; mar
kct generally unchanged.
The Ocean Queen brings over ST.
100000 in treasure.
A fire at Aspinwall destroyed the
railroad sheds and thirty-two load
ed cars. Loss 100000.
Cholera was disappearing a t
Buenos Ayrcs but was bad in Mon.
tevideo and other places.
The yellow fever kills thirty dali
ly at CaIIao.
A formidable revolution in North
ern Peru was in progress.
LONDON, April l0.-The War OF
fec has Abysinnian advices t h
Napier has reached latitude 81.
Theodoras has enLrenched
Magdala with 5000 men, and TWEEN
ty-siX large guns.
Napicr's plans for general as
sault were completed.
HAVANA, April 9-Stcamer Ala
bama, from Vera Cruz the 3D., has
arrived,
A decree has been issued, subject
ing all morchan- steamers and ships
to certain new port regulations.
Surveillance is to be exercised on
ly over the British Steamer Danube,
in case she returns. Sho is not to
be allowed to land or take in cargo
until ample apology and satisfaction
be given for smuggling. : sss n
The agent of the vessel has pub
lished anexculpatory statement Of
affairs. -
! The Dario Official has been for
hidden to publish OK Minister Ro-
mero's private conversation with
Senators Sumner and Fowler.
Romero asserts that the Republic
did not owe the United States as
much as was generally claimed ut
the end of the war against h e
French Every mail failed, owing to
attempts to buy correspondents in
to representing the state of affairs
in Mexic in favorable colors for the
French, and to sustain residents
who were leaving in haste.
Gen. Genan and others have been
banished,
a military squad pursued Gcnan,
so years of age, on his departure.
The assets of the firm of 1Dousde-
fes exceed the liabilities.
Juarez in address TO the members
of Congress, compliments the coun-
try, and refers in fattering terms
to the budget and to the condition
of the treasury X
The Chairman Replied in the same
strain. a,-ts
Every one 10 jkcd jubilant on the
OCCASION. -
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