Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-02-22
COLLABORATION.

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Gold 1904 Cotton demand mol
crate. pritCs frm sllt- Znnn bales
Holders ash 30 T. advance
J Gold opened az Cotton OPENED
hrm holders ask advance buyers
operate with eaaiien no sales up
10 1884 "a.
LIVERPOOL, Feb. IA N
C0it0n close seiivei sales 90 0O0
,.les midiling uPlands sgd, Or
leans slid.
No cable news received to-day
from north u Boston, limo not work
ing,
WAsHINOIoS, lob. lat b c
House resumed consideration Of tho
rights of citizens abroad, The
speaker announced that hy regular
'onler this would occupy the morn
ing hour for tho week Tho whole
matter was referred TO Committee
ON Foreign Affairs,
The case of John Young Brown
was then taken up, Brown plead
his own ease, lilo was rejected BY
vote Of los to 43, Adjourned.
The ease of Senator Thomas, of
Maryland, was discussed to adjour-
ment.
In the reconstruction committee
Stevens presented resolution i'm
peaohing the President for high
crimes and misdemeanors, Ii was
tabled by vote as follows; Yeas
Bingham, Paine, BeamOn, Hubbard,
Brooks, and Beck, Nays-Stovons,
Boutwell,, and Farnsworth, This
is considered the end Of impeach.
mont project,
The President called on Gen,
Howard for list Of bureau function
aries, with tho law under which
they are employed.
Tho Freodmens Bureau will DO
discontinued in Tennessee, Ken
lucky and Maryland, on Saturday
next. No probability OF being re-
established.
Gen. Meade tclcgraphs that he is
not quite certain whether Alabama
has acc pied or rejected the consti.
tuition. lIc will investigate wheth.
or or not polls were opened in cer-
tair counties, aud if not he will or.
der special election.
A bill was proposed reducing the
representatives Of tho government
AT iiayti and Liberia, from minis.
tiers resident, to commercial agent
and consul general.
Admiral Engle, is dead, agod SO. |
A change of venue northward for
trial of Surrat, is not improbable.
The annual deficiency bill has
become law by lapse of the ten days
For distinguished conragc, skill
and ability, displayed during tho
late rebellion, the President has
nominated VIM. II. Sherman rs a
general of the armies of tho United
States by brevct.
TIL o following telegram, dated
Montgomery, Ala, Feb. ID, was re.
ceived by Hon. D. J. Patterson,
United States Senator from Tennes-
SEQ Qualification defeated by over
fifteen thousand majority. What
is the prospect of Sherman's bill re-
speeding Alabama. Signed, d. L.
Dalton, Governors Secretary.
In response to the demand of the
Governor of Ohio for-the return of
the papers ratifying the constitu-
tional amendment, Secretary S e.
ward replies that there is no law
permitting the withdrawal Of any
document from the State Depart
ment, at the request of an individu-
al or State, and that therefore the
order authorizing and the one re-
ending the ratification will both
remain on file.
NASHVILLE, Feb. Ex-Governor
Brownlow's message characterizes
tho concerted railroad strikes s
conspiracies against tho State.
MEMPHIS, II o b. 13.--A French
woman was ravished by two negroes
in the suburbs of this city. The
police are aftor them.
An Intellectual attempt was made,
at army headquarters, to get copy
of the correspondence between
Generals Grant and Hancock.
BINGHAMpToN. N. Y, Feb. 49,
The democrats have elected their
mayor and a majority of the city
council; the first event of the kind
for the last ten years.
A letter from Beirut, Syria, says
Con. Breckenridge was at that place
on the LIST of January. Being ask
el ab out returning to America, he
said he had no wish to become a
martyr, and would not return until
he could do so with safety, but that
no other country should become his
home.
The sam Q letter says Jacob
Thompson, and several other lead
ing men of the South during the
war, are in Turkey. at
New York. Feb. IA, M.-Gold
l4O9. Cotton dull and holders anx-
ious to realize low middling 194 to ,
1890; middling 2Of TO 2O9; good
middling 214 to 218c; Mobile 2Oa
to 203c; Orleans 22c.
Up. M-Gold 14O4. Cotton mar
ket dull and prices nominal.
p WASHINGTON, Feb. 14.-The
House directed Grant to furnish a
them copy of his correspondence .
with Gen. Hancock.
A resolution was offered taxing L
Federal D0Sds two per cent.
The bill extending patent for
wooden screw making machine was !
lost
The speaker submitted commu- a