Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-08-15
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on the authority Ut Scnaior Harris,
az Louisiana, that no person has
beon here authorized IA speak a. a
member of Governor Marmolh b
staff The person who ruPresenlel
himself as a member of Marmolh >
official family, circulated freely
among Republican and Southern
members, avoiding, however tho
Louisiana delegation, Somo hall
a dozen members rcmemher. this
person, hat his name and movements
ars unknown. Mr.. Harris says lac
Was doubtless n small swindlcr'
Mr. Harris, residing opposite
Natchez, on tho Mississippi river,
has many letters from both States,
and has no advice of any organized
opposition 10 the existing affairs IN
either Louisiana or Mississippi aud
disorders, except IN two parishes In
Louisiana, arc trivial, aud not un-
usual Ia any community, Ia lhc
exceptional parishes IN Louisiana
tho disturbances aro caused 10y
reckless persons in opposition Ia the
wishes OF good people oi all parties
Rollins issues tho following or,
dor: Every dealer in manufactured
tobacco, having moro than twenty
pounds, or dealer in snuif, having
moro than ten pounds on hand
must deposit Immediately with
tho Assistant Assessor Of such
property II strict sworn inventory
Of the amount of tobacco and snuil
respectively, aud must deposita like
inventory ON tho first of every
month hereafter, after tho lst OF
January. 1869. All smoking, fine
cut and snuff, aud after July, lSG9,
all other manufactured tobacco Is To
bo deemed rs manufactured alter
tho passage of this act, and will he
required 10 be put up in packages
and stamped as required by law.
Every dealer in domestic or import
ed cigars, having moro than hvc
hundred cigars on hand, must file u
sworn inventory every month until
the lst of April, 1869, at which date
all cigars shall be deemed 10 have
been manufactured since the pas
sage of the net, and are required to
be stamped accordingly.
Gen. Stcadman leaves tonight Tor
Now Orleans, to resume his duties
as Collector of Internal Revenue.
WASHINGTON, Aug, 3.-lloward,
of the Frccdmcn's Bureau, started
South this afternoon, to visit the
various bureau stations, and make
preparations to wind up the.concern
by January.
The Secretary of the Treasury
has decided to receive no more APP
plications for clcrkships.
Gen. Rousseau is in town, but
will leave in n fow days for New
Orleans.
1t is remorcd that an old al in
terim Commissioner of the Internal
Revenue may be appointed at any
moment to relieve Mr.. Rollins, and
that the subject Of placing Gen
Banks in the Russian Mission as an
ad interim, vice Cassius Nj. Clay, is
seriously discussed at the White
House. Mr., Evarts, Attorney Gen
cral, is away, however, and the
President has decided to await his
decision on such delicate matters
before taking any decisive steps,
The revenue receipts arc over
81 100000.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 4.-The In
dian Bureau received a dispatch this
morning from Ellsworth, Kansas
dated 3D., quoting the fears Of In
dian disturbances. The 'Commis
sioners of Central Pacific Railr~ao
report section of twenty miles, ter
minating 175 miles, from the inltia
point at Sacramento, in good work
ing order.
Private dispatches here estimate
the democratic majority in Ken
tuclsy from 10000 to 10000,
Thaddous Stevens is seriously IL
in this city.
The debt statement will probably
be issued tomorrow. 1t will show
slight increase. @
= Captain N. b. Harrison, of The
navy, is ordered to take charge o.
the photographic Office, In Tho
Cabinet meeting to-day, four mem
bers, Seward, Schofeld,. Evarts ant
Randall were absent
The Express, a newspaper of thu
city, to day appears under the own
ership of Jonah d. Hoover ant
brother.
Rumors relative to change il
the Internal Revenue Commission
crship continues. In response to
second request to accept that Office
Ex- Governor Cox, of Ohio, to-da.
sent a telegram persisting in dc
clining the appointment. Calel
Cushing resigned the position a
one of the Commissioners TO codil.
the laws of United States.
A Convention of colorcd citizen
of the Border States was held a
Baltimore to-day.
Returns from all parts OF Ken
lucky show immense increase o
Democratic majoritics and fallin!
off of radicals. Stcvenson's major
ity will probably reach GO,OOO. II
Louisville Stevenson received S244
and his radical opponent 492.
New ORLEANS, Aug. IA negr
named Willis Rollins has been max
ing democratic speeches TO ncgroe
in this city for aweek past, and ha
aroused the enmity of the radicals
both white and black. Several at
tempts have been made on his life
On Saturday night crowd follow
ed him for several squares. tryini
to drag him from the street car
In making his escape he was ar
rested. charged with melting a riot