Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-04-04
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srs all ihr siat,s
The ptuaiiy nr iis infringement
applirs only iu A.a'umu.
It, defeat is regarded ns certain.
~ il would give Alabama o. The
Democrats.
Hut the passage oi the BIN as re-
ported, which yalilutrs thu Now
Alabama constitution and inaugu-
rates tho Stale officers recently 30
ted for, is approhondod.
Violent cruss purposes exist
among the Radicals, however, and
the afternoons proceedings arc spec
ulated upon at every corner,
Impeachment spoculailuns are
rife, but the actors in lho play are
rolieent,
Nothing reliable which is indiea-
tive or suggestive OF the result has
transplred,
NEw ORLEANS, March 2d,-Gcn,
Buchanan has assumed command
of tho fiflh Military District,
Judge Emmerson of the Third
District Court has decided that the
signature of Gov, Flanders to an act
passed by the Legislature while
Gov. Wells was Governor, aud not
signed by Wells is constitutional
approved by the Executive, and this
act is law.
Under the auspices Of the Prus-
sian Consul and other prominent
Germans, funds are being raised for
the relief of the people of Eastern
Prussia, who are reported rs rednc-
cd to II state orihminc by the failure
of the crops,
Rev. DR. Beckwl,h, elected Bishop
of Georgia, lett to-day for his do
ccse.
In the case of Gov. Baker, char
gcd with perjury in taking the test
oath, the defense closed their owl
deco and asked the discharge of the
defendent. Commissioner Shannon
stated that he would adjourn the
court until Wednesday next, when
it would be opened for rebutting
testimony on the part ofthe United
States. The counsel for defense de.
INJURED on the ground that further
delay would result to tho prejudice
of the State, and preferred that the
case at once be sent before the Unit
ed States District Court, which re-
ference was given and the case and
investigation ended.
Fifty thousand dollars were stolen
from the Canal Bank this morning.
A package was made up containing
that amount for express, marked to
10 an. Morgan's Sons, New York"
placed on the desk, and while the
book keeper turned to enter the re-
mittance-in this moment of time
the package was stolen. No clue
to the thief.
Tho Bank publishes the numbers
Of the bills which were all Of the de-
nomination Of n thousand dollars.
Ten thousand dollars reward is
offered for the recovery of the mon
cy and the arrest Of the theft.
LIVERPOOL, March 2G.-Eveifing.
-Cotton-Uplands, on the spot,
10 3.S; sales, $1,000 bales.
New YgK, March 26-Cotton
firm and more active; sales $500
bales, at 259c.
WASHINGTON, March 26.-Thc
House bill fixing the tariff of charges
on the Pacific Railroad was referred
to the Pacific Railroad Committee.
$1,000 copies OF j. Ross Browns
report on mineral resources were
ordered to be printed.
Secretary of the Treasury trans
mitted detailed reasons why the
Commissioner of internal Revenue
had asked Gen. Steadman S removal.
Il h Q Reconstruction Committee
reported the Alabama admission bill
with an additional section providing,
that the constitution should never
be changed so as to deprive any
class Of persons of the right to vote
who are entitled to vote under the
constitution, or to allow any per-
son to vote whom the 18th article
disqualifics form holding office, and
that there shall-be no amendment,
or acts of legislation contrary to
this section.
Stevens moved an amendment
making suffrage universal, except
for treason, felony, or other inta-
nous crimes at common law; and
should future legislation reduce suf-
frage below the universal right, all
legislation admitting said State into
the Union shall be null and void.
Farnsworth gave notice that he
would move the previous question
at 81 o'clock tomorrow, and the
Senate then adjourned.
The Senate of the Kentucky Leg
islato protests against Kentucky's
partial Acknowledgement.
The Senate insisting on its amend
ment to the tax bill, a committee of
conference was appointed.
The veto of the Supreme Court |
appeal bill was considered, and the
bill passed by SO to 8.
WASHINGTON, March .27.-V
Wrinkle was commissioned to-day
rs Marshal of Virginia.
The Senate has ratified the Prus-
sian Naturalization Treaty.
New YORK, March 26.-Private
kilograms from Washington report
that McCulloch is TO ease the mar
ket. No particulars. Nothing do
ing in discounts.
SAN FRANCISCO. March 26.-Pri-
waite letters report Rubi defeated
near Mazatlan.
The Oregon Republican Coaven-
ton endorse Grant.
WASHINGTON. March 26.-Gener-
al Schofeld sent an officer after
Sa muel Strong, who was arrested
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