Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-05-09

nsr sabins u che Aea London
Navy yari a. alleged D. iiioai Iiur
r,,,s and from ll,e nuurriary oi lhs
treasury regarding sales NJ gold
lot Eors nOt read The House thea
gent % tbs imIeaehment
La the senate the resolution that
tho proceedings ofthe court Boa Tu-
l'remonl bs publ she'd hy lho rrsu-
lir reporters Ia tao usual NAY, aas
postponed nulil Monday,
Chase ordered lhe prosecution 10
pro oooi, Stevens being absent, lho
prosecution asked time
The defence then proceeded aud
Gr0esbeek Is now speaking,
The weather is Indictment
Groesbrek speech Is much prais-
81, Thus FAR Tennessee aud Ohio
nave made the most atmired efforts
GA impeachment
The maehineiy on foot regarding
new rules aud regulations will pro-
baby Prolong the trial beyond the
Chicago Convention,
II is stated that Wado's influence
M the Convention, should lao 100
surely present, is feared, and the
result will DO STAYED of, Stevens
aud Williams will speak ON Monday,
Senator Yates writes letter Ia
citizens of Illinois refusing TO resign
lbu, promising hereafter to do his
duty free from tho besclslng sin
which has dragged him down, He
claims that his drunkenness has
been exaggerated,
Tho phraseolagy Of tho recent
message TO the Senate Is lin place
of Stanton rcmoned, not ito bc
removed" ms tclcgraphed last night
Gou. Schoaelds nomination
causes various spooulalionsi first
us anr0livo branch held out 10 con
sorvatlvo Senators; second rs com
promise between johnson and
Grant. But the affair is still n state
secret johnson APPEARS not to
have consulted even his cabinet
about the nomination. ....
LoNDoN, April 25.-Lord Stan
Icy announced in the House that
Russia had made proposals to th,
government regarding Crete, but
they could not he made public
without the contest of the Car.
Advicos from Australia state that
II Fcnian, named Farrell, shot Prime,
: Alfred in the back. The ball was
extracted, and Alfred was doing
well, but had been sent homo
Evouing.-The attempted assas
sination of Prince Alfred by th'
Fcnian Farrell, has produced thu
most profound excitement from on
end of the nation TO the other. Til,
press teens with dcnunciation o
the assassin, and among the people
with whom tho prince was n grca
favoritc, the crime iUms great to
pic of conversation. ' rt
The trial of I'll, Clearkenwol
prisoners was resumed to-day, n
the Old Bailey Tho case for de
Tense was opened and the evidence
taken. -Four witnesses sworc tina
the prisoner Barrett was in Glasgow
on the 18th Of December, the day o
the Clerkenwell explosion. Thougl
subjected to most rigid cross cX
animation, their testimony wa
unshaen. Many other witnesse
were examined by the defence whel
the case rested. ,.J
The Attorney General summed NJ
the case for the prosecution, ant
urged that proof against all tn
prisoners was established beyon,
doubt. lie was compelled to ad
nit there were serious doubts abou
the completely of Timothy Desmond
There was no doubt in tho case o
Barrett. lie ridiculcd tho attomp
to prove an alibin his case, ant
said that all efforts in that direction
had been strongly outweighed b,
direct proof. After the speech Q
tho Attorney General, the court ad
jonrned till Monday. "a. ..r.
LONDON, Sunday Evening, Apri
&c. Highly important dispatche
have Just been received from Abys
, sinia. A battle was fought on GooC
, Friday before Magdala, between thu
British troops and the Abyssinial
forces The latter were detected
, and retreated into town. Thei
loss was very heavy. On Monday
following, Gen. Napier. ordered al
assault upon MagdaIa, when tn
town and citadel were carried b,
storm King Theodore was slail
and a large number of his warrior
we're killed, wounded and takel
prisoners. The entire capital re
NAMED in possession of the Britis|
forces. The lossoif the British wa
smaller All the British captive
were found in the city, alive am
well, and were set free. Gen
Napier's instant return is expected
A dispatch from Sidney, New
South Wales, dated March 81, stat
that Prince Alfred was recovering
from the effects of his wound. no
PARIS, April 27.--The Frencl
fleet in the Japanese waters is to b.
augmented, and orders to tina effec
have been issued from the Ministe
of Marine. a.a .n'lHa
Many American naval officers ar
expected to be present at the open
ing of the international Marine eX
hibtion at Havre. un..- tei-3h
Count de Stackelburg, presen
J.. Minister of Prussia at Vienna, ha
been appointed to succeed Baron d.
Bubberg as Prussian Ambassado
at Paris. E 'H.stHg
HAVANA, April 27.-Late advice
from Mexico state that many foreig
ners had been arrested during tn,
.,l,- Eun ha,