Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-02-06
TELEGRAPHIO.

menoo protests against l.le change
OF the bankrupt law,
A resolution donating cannon for
the Lincoln monument al Spring
field, passed, ..... ...
The Judiciary Committee repor'
ted a bill declaring void the o0niis'
cation Of property by tho rebel
States,
The Senate agreed 10 the House
amendment 10 Joint resolution for
removal of officers In Virginia and
Texas who cant take the oath, and
10 a further amendment reported
by Wilson extending provisions Ia
Mississippi IL goes back 10 the
House for concurrence,
Shermnn's railroad bill came NJ
bat was postponed.
Tho death OF Hind, announced
from the House and the Senate ad-
journed. fH. q.
ll0UsE-The entire day was de,
voted to discussion OF Boutwell, 4
bill of manhood suffrage aud tho
enforcement of the lith amend
menL ... ....aa. H..I"#
I Tho Senate in endcavoring 10 get
up manhood suffrage resolution,
found there was no quorm. Tho
Senate seems 10th TO take il up.
! An eiior. is now pending 10 make
I II the RDecinl order for Thu rsduy
! next. ....... .r......
HAvAsA, January 22.-Tho Span.
ish frigato Lcaltad arrived from
Cadiz. While near the Canary
Islands the crew mutinicd. At one
time it was feared that tho trouble
would assume serious proportions,
but the mutineers were finally sup.
pressed by the officers. Seven Of
the ringlcadcrs were landed at Can
airy. The mutiny was crushed by
bad water, and the excitement OF
the crew over events in Spain.
Miguel Harrcra, merchant of this
city, has been appointed temporary
president of Banco del Comcrcia,
and will attempt to arrange its af-
fairs. q .sF- '.t
HAVANA, Jan. 23.--Iti is reported
that the rebels are dcceiving Nalma.
zeda by q small force in his front,
and moving westward large force
in reach OF Villa Clara. Steamers
arc engaged 10 bring Valmazeda
back. .H.. gissuaI sass'3r
Travellers are annoyed by severe
passport regulations. 5ra aT-5E a0r'
Scditious cries occurred during
the perfornance at Villa Nueva
Theatre, cries of ''Yiva Cespcdes."
Many of tho audience, commenced
singing revolutionary hymns; a
formidable riot ensucd, the volun-
teers and police exchanged shots
with the people, many on both
sides wounded. The excitement is
intense and moro riots are expected
to day., .rs.i,is l86 10 7.ja
MADRID, Jan, 23.-The Govern
ment is considering the abolition of
the slave trade between colonies.
Transports with reinforcements
for Dulce arc nearly ready to sail.
Tho nextifeet will land at Santiago
do Cuba.ar .rnl7ln eai ,mat Asarn'a
New YORK, Jan. 23.--Cottonsdull
and decidedly lower, at 2S3 toi29,
sales G500 bales; -four moderately
active at, Moons sadvance; wheat firm;
corn, unchanged; pork $50 to $500;
lard firmer, kettle 201; turpentine55
to 56; rosin $3.50 to $2.5Sb ros aaI
WASHINGTON, Jan. 24.-The Navy
Department has advices that Bliss
and Masterman, taken from Wash
burneby Lopez, have been restored
to Admiral Davis. Admiral Davis
wac treated with perfect eivility by
the, allies and the Paraguayans. 90
The health Of the squadron was
goodle1 say alia Isgyo o. l'asg i.anol y
i WASHINGTON, Jam %. The Elec-
ton Committee heard tho Louis
lana contesting case. Further hear
ing to- morrow. N 4!s.34a can .iab1sms
The House, allowed the Arkansas
representatives full pay for the for
teth Congress. ''.' a
Robinson introduced protest
against the ratification Of the Ala
baina claims, rao m, te,lar,
Committee reported House bill
repealing tenure Of office bill with
amendments. ~ r.e4y1 -..I7-.
SENATE E.4Edmonds in reporting
amendments TO House bill repeating
tenure Of Office, bill moved itbeindo,
finitely postponed.
after d struggle for precedence Of
business Shernan's. currency bill
was postponed and the Pacific rail
road discussed TO adjournment Of
the House.
Amongrb billsappder, regular call is
one appointing a committee of seven
to Investigate election Irregularities
in South Carolina. ,aa ifsir-or sszl 7si
slBills by Carley for better protee-
tion of loyal men South. ~ ~ 49, =,
Prince, OF Georgia, introduced a
bill, incorporating the Southern Ex-
press Company. ssracFs rroy noZ hcaI
The suffrage amendments post
poncd to Wednesday, and Denver,
railroad resumed and ,roferred 20
eommittec on public lands. which
iso eqniyalentato killing it. Ads
iodrned.a Ell lla .snEaf alsalia. 70 aiill
bHousE.-The BIZ repeating tho.
tenure. Of. office act. provides that
gpyernmcnt officers may be reinoVsds
dpriDg, recess, and other officeIsstDays
be suspended at the Presidents df5-a
creti5r1 7sifsird Z, 70 ssgct r8o tssa oei ~
An aftograph petition from Mrs.
lAncoln, for pensions was presented
&c tlIe Senate to o.days eas.,lii isrsss14
Gen. Schofeld'appeafs beforeThe
Reconstruction COMMITTEES 10 NOR
row. in reference Il. YirgiIi ia afairs-
The Senate Judiciary C0mmitteei
report adversely 70 seating Of fIilt 2
amoun other reasons hecanse tlit.