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

lng Ia address tue nftalhlhs "hl.''
. al the Impeachment court as "Mr
/ President" instead OF Mr. Chic
Justice" will cause u long debate
Ii is suggested that Drake is usurp
ing the functions of tho manager
in combating the hidden purposes
0f the defense,
A Memphis dispatch estimates
the majority against the new Con
siitution Ia Arkansas at 10000.
Gen, Hancock doubts the success
of n new constitution in Texas
John Doylin, charged with dc
irauding the whisky revenue ofhali
a million, has been fined five hun
dred dollars and sentenced 10 tive
years imprisonment.
The municipal elections Ia Penn
sylvania show Democratic gains.
In the House the session WAS de-
voted 10 debate.
In the Senate, the Postoillce Ap.
preparation with unim portant
amendments was passed,
The army appropriations passed
with unimportant amendments.
Efforts To reduce the regular army
. TO 10000 men was defeated.
Drake cndcavorcd intellectually to
push his new rule, nominating the
Chief Justice the President. An
| thonv opposed il iacciionsly-Drakc
pcrsisted-Drake was called TO or
| der by Grimcs-W n de declared
/ Drake in order. Salisbury moved
an amendment that the Chief JUS
tice appear without his robes,
Judge Chase has heretofore appear.
| cd in the Senate clothed in Judicial
robes of his high office. Drake was
finally laughed down. Adjourned.
The President and Gen. Hancock
had II prolonged interview.
A small party Of Virginia Radi-
Gals have been complaining to SEN
ators of Schofeld's action. They
have been referred to General Grant
The particulars have not transpired.
The u. S. Consul at Zanzibar, on
the 10th of November, writes to the
State Department that there is still
room for hope that DIR. Livingstone
is alive.
in the loose discussion in the
House, on the bill muzzling the Su-
premc Court, Woodward character
lied the action Of the House as in
decent. Maynard, Of Tenncs s c c,
said the indecency was on the part
of the Supreme Court, which seeks
to Transcend its Legitimate sphere
and decide political questions.
Process has been issued from the
Supreme Court agains t Grant,
Meade, Rugcr and Rockwell, return
able on the first of December next,
to answer in the Georgia case. The
court retains under advsemont the
question of the preliminary injunc-
ton against these parties.
The impeachment mana 'ers have
summoned twenty-five witnesses.
The subpGnas are signed: Wit
ness S. p. Chase, Chief Justice Of
the United States and President OF
the Senate sitting in said impeach-
ment."
This formula, including Chase's
name, is printed.
FORTRESS MONROE, March 21.-A
severe northeast wind is blowing.
A large fleet is in the roads for har
Dor.
SAN Francisco, March 21,-The
Oregon State Convention declared
for &. III. Pendleton.
MONTREAL, March 21,-The ice
in the harbor is moving. Frauds
on the Grand Trunk Railroad are
reported.
BALTIMORE, March 21.-It has
been showing 16 hours. The snow
is two feet deep and is badly drifted.
Trains detained.
BosToN, March 21.--A severe gale
and snow. The horse cars are
withdrawn, and the trains delayed.
CoNsTANTINoPLE, March 21.-The
diplomatic relations with the United
States. temporarily suspended, have
been resumed.
New YORK, March 22.-Gold clos
ed steady at 1893. Sterling dull at
81.
MEMPHIS, March PA dispatch
from Little Rock says that the cleo
tions are completed in most counties
and partial returns show a large
fall off in the negro vote, and the
majority against the constitution
will be larger than was anticipated.
The whites have voted almost unan-
imously against it. Rallabusha and
Yazoo rivers are overfowed.
WASHINGTON, March 22.-Commo
dore Biddles sword has been recov-
cred, the theft is still at large.
The special correspondent of the
Herald says, the Pope gave a gra-
cious reception to Farragut and suit.
The Admiral will remain in Rome
some months.
Garibaldi has written letter to
United States Minister Marsh, de-
clining to be an agent of the United
States government.
The New York Herald, of to-day,
publishes two communications, sign
ed VIM. Morgan, on behalf of the
committee of the cotton bond hold
ers, dated London, February 2Sth,
and March the 9TH. Argueing.
against the violent act of interven-
tion on the part of the United States
between the Southern States and
the rebel cotton bond holders, COM
pelling the former to repudiate. loans
made in favor of the Confederate
government, saying that the credit
OF the Southern States is utterly an
INITIATED by this act Of forced re-
pudiation, and that they viii not
be able to borrow a shilling in