Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-05-08
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storing largely Tho whites ~ a
mass seem inildoFont. Registrars
have rejected the applications IT
several black and white ftmal,s 10
have their names registered.
Tho following assignments have
been mado-Adjulant General Col.
II. q. Wood, Headquarters fihh
Military District Col, Jos. IL Tay-
.1r, Headquarters Department al
tho South; Col. J, L, Martin, Head
quarters Department Of the Cum
brrlund. These are ell the assign
ments for lhe South, Appended 10
tho order is the following. The com
maniiRg general 81 any depart
mCHt Or district not included in the
foregoing orders, will appolnt an
acting Assistant Adiuiant General
from his own command, or Irom
tao liz, Of officers awaiting orders,
This mornings Chronicle says that
Hale has rendered his resignation
ofIhe Spanish mission at tho request
Of the administration, aud the same
has been received at the State De-
parlmont and accepted, The reioe-
tion Of Mr., Sandford, his successor,
by tho Senate leaves the mission
vacant,
Siokles within a fortnight will be
appointed by the President Minis
ter TO Spain TO dill the vacancy, COM
misaioncd in accordance with the
provisions amended by tho Civil
Tenure act.
WASHINGTON, April 2G.-Tho Her
AIDS London special says II is ru.
morcd that tho Government will
adopt bold Cuban policy, conced'
ing belligcrcnt rights TO the insur-
gents and other assistance; insuring
tho independence Of the island, and
thus preventing its absorption by
tho United States, and thereby
maintaining consistency regarding
the Confederaoy.
Madrid dispatches report great
popular demonstration thcro in fl.
vor Of tho republic. 1t is rumorcd
thtt Scrfano and Prim aro at yari-
ancc.
Senators Pool, Sherman and Sum.
ner succeeded in engineering n re-
conciliationbctwcen Spraguc and Alb
bolt. Sprague writes to Abbott that
no wrote the paragraph which gave
Abbott offence before Abbott spoke;
whcroupon Abbott writes to Spraguc;
".My allusion to you in the Senate
was founded on Taisconccption.
ask you to consider it unsaid."
Dispatches from all points repre-
sent a magnificent celebration of
the 50th anniversary ofOdd Fellows.
Col. Parker, Indian, qualified 10.
day rs Indian Commissioner.
BosToN, April ga petition is
being circulated requesting the
President to appoint Fred Douglas
to Brazil.
LONDON, April 25.-RunicrJ pre-
vail of a dispute between Serrano
and Prim.
A great republican demonstration
was made in Madrid yesterday.
The Herald's Cuban special snys
ldvices from Nassau report active
preparations in progress.
Forts are being strengthened, and
fiarrisons reinforced, in anticipation
Of possible complications arising
rom the recent imbroglio with tho
Spanish officials at Havana relative
70 outrages committed upon British
vessels by Spanish authorities.
Tho patriot Quoscda's brother
md Cespedes' son, are at Nassau.
A demand has been received from
Dulcc for the surrender of tho piar-
,cs who captured the Comanditario,
md for the giving up Of other ale
sed enemies of Spain; tho demand
was refused by the British Govern
mcnt of Providence. The matter
was referred to London for settle
nent.
Tho Government of Now Provi-
1cnco instructed tho lighthouse
keeper TO prohibit tho approach of
foreigners. j
SAN Francisco, April PAT has
been ascertained that tho crew of
,he bark John Bright, which was
wrecked in Nootka Sound, were
murdered by Indians. Several de-
,apitated bodies of white men were
ound, and it was deemed necessary
hat the government should send a
,unboat there for the protection of
vhite settlers.
Visitors have commenced con-
,rcgating in tho vicinity of the end
If the Central Pacific Railroad to
witness tho laying of the last rail
md the driving Of the last spike of
he Pacific Railroad next Friday or
saturday.
WASHINGTON, April 27.-Bcrthomy,
he French Minister, on Saturday |
will sail for Europe. 1t is under
TODD that although he goes on leave,
3crthemy will not return.
Count Favcrenay, LIST Secretary
f Legation, will remain q Charge
Affairs.
Baron Gerolt, Prussian Minister,
will sail for Europe on three months
cavo.
Thornton, British Minister, has
ented residence in Now England
or the summer.
SAN FRANCISCO, 26.-Steamer ia
IAN brings 1890 passengers and 13-
6 tons of freight. All United States
essels rendezvous at Shanghai in
larry.
]. Ross Browne censures the Chi
ose Government for declaring all
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