Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-06-26
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hes not filed his bond. Tho details
regarding his ease arc Withheld.
The military have been Instructed
10 treat Kansas Indians, found out
side OF tho reservation as outlaws
and vAgrants.
Latest adviees place Minister Ne
MahOn safa with lopez, about iiity
miles from Asounsion.
No property seized by any Inter,
nal Revenue officers viii DO released
by order of tho Commander, rntl
the officer who made tho seizure,
and tho Assessor and Collector ol
the district have reported tho facts
in the case, with tho recommended
tion, or had ample opportunity to
mako such report and recommends
ton. s. I ..
Delano has decided adversely 10
tho exemption from taxation claim
cd by cotton brokers. ,.-.. r|- h..
Presidential party arrived at West
Point safely.
Cubans have dispatches reporting
tho folloHing: Two expeditions OF
over six hundred men with arms,
ammunition. and provisions safely
landed and Joined the patriots; tho
men were tried soldiers. OF lato
dosertions from tho Spaniards TO tho
Cubans arc increasing. Frequent
collisions between troops and volun-
tccrs, whose animositics are irrocop-
ciliahia. Tho Chbans have organ
lied their forces in two army corps.
Gch. Thomas Jordan commands one,
4 battle between Jordan's and Les
cas- forces is daily expected. Jordan
has over two thousand Americans
in his troops. 3 -5........t. \
Jackson, Juno 2.-thc military
commission on tho case Of Ycrgcr is
progressing slowly. Tho right of
Con. Granger, president of the COM
mission, to act on tho case has been
challenged by the defense on the
ground that he had formed an opin-
ion ag to tho guilt of tho prisoner.
Tho dofcnsc argued that tho rules
governing iurios in civil cases gov
crn tho commission. Tho challenge
was sustained, and Granger with
drew. Gen. Swift appointed prcsi-
don't. The defense entered q plea rs
to the jurisdiction Of the commission
on tho ground of tho prisoner being
q citizen who has never been in tho
navy or army of the United States (;
that tho offence is against tho laws
of Mississippi; insists that undortlie
Constitution the United States can
not try except by indictment of
grand Jury, and the commission has
not the right TO try except on such
indictmtnt. s1a S ~ ss..'
Willie p. Paris argucd for the do
fcnsc; COL. layton for tho Commits
sion.r, The plca of the defense was
.ovcrrulcd, and tho charges and spec
ifications road. The prisoner plead
not guilty toialfchrgcs Of marder.
The Piltt, itudi6alelorgan freely
admits that tho difficulty betwoen
Yergcr and Crane was OF an entire
w. personal character The oxalnl-
nation ofathc witnesses, will COM
imenoe on Monday Great,sintercst
is manifested in tho case. bgs sma7
WAsnlNoToN, Juno 13.-7Thc7new
Southern Methodist Church just fin
jshcd in this city was dedicated ihls
morning, Sermon by Rey, w j.,
M urcler. ibasi..au1t .ulGg .e,oiog, "a
, Reports from Cuba received here
to, night, state that there have been
several skirmishes between the
Spanish forces unlor Losca, and The
Cuban forces, which resulted in Les. ess-.
ca being compelled to fall back on
Trinidad, whore ho Will await rein
forccments. Tho Cubans arc Pre-
pairing to follow up their success and
attack tho Spanish forces, sv 5ss
New YORK, June South
American mails brings toYt. Of 9, de-
cree by the. Peruvian government
declaring Cuban Insurgents poll'ssoar'Ii y
ants. s ~
The dcercos say tho 1--we partlcs
in Cuba shouldIbe regarded by other
nations in conformity with the prin7
ciples of international law; that tho
people and government Of Peru sym
pathize with the Cubans; that Peru
m ust define the political condition
of the insurgcnt party SO as nos 70 70
considetit IS subject TO q govern q.
mont .at war with Peru, and DEGREES,
as follows 49,, ,......,... =. - I,
Art. l. The Peruvian governmcnt
recognize as belIigcrcnts the politi-
cal party fighting for tho indepeh-
dencc Of Cuba. - ga suioa &c hela'
Art, 2. The tiGacns ships and all
other Cuban property contributing
10 the cause of independence are
'Vicwcu V.,W..9- VIII -l-ees.,.--s9, -.
Probably thero is not n lawyer in
IYexas. or the South, who. has not,
in the course of his life, had, oSc or
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