Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-07-24

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Misssissllfa w. uugtfunr uhtftln
nrnt ssys. NJ I tan in ihe la.t a.
.nsirumt hiai in h0isiin. ihr State
~ mY adoption a. bee nurmal plat,
iu ne l'niun uHd sotming iu bee O.
g,ssl hal decentralization ytu have
my perinissiun o. uso ms namo ice
any position Niihin fic gin 1T ihr
National Union Rsiublhan party
IT your State,
The CONSERVATIVES 0f T,yai and
Mississippi have little hdro this
evening of securing an election ear
licr than lhc lasi al November.
Robson Responding a. his New
Jersey friends, said Ttsarllng
Grants administration as the policy
hy which the rebellion was subduel,
WAS the policy Of action rather than
profession, 50 the policy of the pres
c'it administration under Grant
must be- judged By its fruits with NO
startling announcements, with no
professions of u splendid policy
The adminislni(ieh'oi%'ener Gfaht
cndcavors quietly, Persisishlly and
honestly Ia pciorm each day the du-
Ties which each day finds before It,
! WAsnINGroN, July l3.-rho trial
Of a negro woman for the killing of
"a white Ndman is progressing be-
fore Judge Fisher. Sary hpll white
i.nia half black,
Who Tribano discussing thcN Vir,
.inA election, and answering Qucs-
lions whether the Legislative should
bc seated without taking Tho iron
clad, says most certainly; this hns
been allowed in other States, Way
not in Virginia? Every one should
take the oath of fidelity TO tho Gov
crnmcnt and Constitution, but not
To be required TO swear that he never
gave MD Or comfof TO tho. rebellion,
II seems TO us il strained construc.
ton of existing laws whioh requires
this.
Tho Cabinet to-day ignored flr.
thor consideration Of tho Mississippi
election, and tho Ilh Tuesday in
November may be considered fixed
ms election day for Texas and Miss
issippi.
Sheridan Is here to, day. Sherman
departs Saturday for two weeks ab.
scncc.
Lcmas, Cuban envoy, returned TO,
day. ......., ... .......
Seward has rheumatism in San
Francisco.
DR., Mary Wrlkcr Sapplica.ioh Gor
Office has been finally rejected by
Boutwell,.
WASHINGTON, July 1i.-Majar
Wofford visited Sherman today, and
received from him additional assur-
anccs of an impartial registration
and election in Mississippi. The
militarys officer who conducted the
| registration and election in Virginia,
will DO ordered 10 Mississippi foT
lnc Suinc uuly. H. ...
The proclamation ordering the
election on tho 18th Tuesday of No
vombcr is signed by the President.
The proclamation lately promul::
gated regarding the Mississippi cleo
ton, submits'to separate votes the
DISTINGUISHING clause, the ineligible
ity clause, and the clause restricting
the State ficm len ling money to
corporations or becoming stcckhcld-
eli in corporations.
Part of the oath of Office is as fol
lows: That | have never as mem
Der Of any convention voted for or
signed any ordinance Of secession
that l have never rs a member Of
any State Legislature voted for the
call of any convention that passed
any such ordinance. 1t is Under
stood that sections four to fifteen in
elusive of article thirteen, under the
head of ordinance, are considered rs
forming no part Of said constitution.
New York, July 13.-Amcrican
Girl beat Lady Thorne yesterday;
Lady Thorno winning but one heat.
The track heavy and neither horse
in good condition. Best mile
2:24:3O. .rr u,
Ryan is still encampcd on Gard
ners Island. Ho secrets himself at
night and has guards watching for
strange vessels. Ir,
Several vessels have arrived from
Cuba and Rio Janiero with yellow
| fever. agfi. Hl o %
Rumor is current that Ryan and
his men escaped front Gardncr's
Island, and arc off for Cuba. ay
The third gunboat for Spanish
| government was launched to-day.
MOBILE, July l4.-Tho hotel nj
Point Clear was burned at II O'Clock
last night, the fire originated in the
bake room. At the time q powerful
northwest breeze was blowing. The
| flames spread with terrible rnpidity
and burnt with such fury that no one
could get near them. Tho nlhin
building was entirely destroyed, to-
gether with all its furniture, and in
| many instances, all the baggage of
boardcrs was destroyed. Thei'e was
at tho time of the calamity one hun
dred and fifty boarders; no lives lost.
Most ofthe fugitives have stopped
at Shorts, yerg se.I $50. :
BREsf, July ia dispatch from
the Great Eastern announces her
safe arrival off Miguel, but owing to
q dense fog is unable to. find the.
shore end of the cable, The deep
sea cable will probably be cut and
buoyed to prevent accident until the
fog passes off. isia saigng.sn
Iater-The cable is cut and buoy
ed sYsweq q;5a .baia9BIqur
OMAHA, July 14.-Gen. Carr sur
priscd a village of Dog Indians, kill
cd 50, captured seventeen women
and children and three hundred and
fifty animals. l,s1!aa3s 9di .ysis
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