Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-07-10
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mean, ararieioas, tunninr. spiiohl
man, a eOmpluio hundio ~ petty
Jealousy, spiirs and lies 10 has no
courage l made him fairly quake
bof0rs my glance ~ that Cabinet
meeting when | asked him about
that famous correspondence eoHocrn-
ing Stanton asked him question
after question, and he quailo'i when
| finished he stool AZ, took his hat
IN his hand and ia a mean sneaking
way said 'Genlleman, have you
any moro questions u ash, and
skunk out OF lhe room-
WAsnIN0ToN, jane 2l-NoOn.-'
Tho Government has NOW NO War
vessels ia Cuban waters.
Tho Herald says tho steamship
Catherine Whiting eleared on sat
urlay for Key West and Galveston,
but was overloaded Ia the bay and
anchored under tho guns Of tho rev.
enue cutter MeCullOeh. There were
some approximations that she had
Cuban expedition abroad, though
nothing positive is known,
KEY WEsr, juno 2s.-on Sunday
tho Federal steamer Narraganset
arrived with six officers and three
men down with yellow fever.
HAVANA, June 2S.-Caplain Gen
eral DoROda with nine hundred
troops arrived this morning aud will
land at noon; volunteers are prepar-
ing TO receive him.
HAVANA. juno 29.-Rodas quiet
~ received. Ills manifesto states
his policy 10 DO embraced in three
words-Spain, Justice, Morality
and tells tho volunteers they ought
to DO proud of their past actions.
SAN FRANCISCO, juno 29.-liioh
silver mines have been discovered
near the proposed limo of the South
crn Pacific Railroad.
NEW YoRK, Juno 29.-Notwith-
standing Marshal Barlow's denial,
IL is considered certain that the fill
busters got TO sea aud that tho Cath
crime, which tho revenue cutters
captured, was n dccoy. Captain
Hamilton's fifty men were recruited
in Richmond for tho expedition.
The Now York Times has u long
editorial, approving of federal non.
interference in favor of either of the
tickets in Virginia, Mississippi, or
Texas.
WAsHIYGToy, June 29.-Cubans
here have advices convincing them
that Ryan's expedition is safely at
sea.
WASHINGTON, June 30.-Cox, Sec |
rotary Of tho Interior, and Fisher, !
Commissioner Of Patents, are about
rcsigning. Tho Attorney General
has information Of tho seizure of
three steamers in Now York harbor,
loaded with tillibustcrs for Cuba.
New York, juno ga rumor
was circulated this afternoon Of the
arrest of Col. Ryan ahd several other
leaders of the Cuban expedition are
to be arrested. 1t is told that Col.
Roger A. Pryor will be indicted for
attempting a violation of the neu-
trality laws. Gen. Gouricura was
held to bail in the sum of five thou
sand dollars to answer and keep
peace. Some say that the oXpcdi-
ton has actually gone to sea on the
Quaker City, while tho United
States assert positively that it is un-
der surveillance within. two hundred
miles of Now York.
NEW YORK, juno 30.-It is asccr-
tanned certainly that the Cuban OK
petition went to sea on Saturday.
LONDON, June 29.-Thc Star, com
mcnting on the departure Of Ryan S
expedition, says America stands
now, in relation to Cuba, precisely
like England toward tie Confcdcr-
acy.
DUBLIN, Juno ga largo meet
ing urge the release of Fcnian pris-
oncr; the speeches were threaten,
ing and somewhat inlammatory.
RICHMOND, June 30 Last night
in Petersburg, Va, Van Wyck, Of
New York, addressed q Republican
meeting. The Conservatives present
clllcd for a division oftimc, and that
not being allowed the next Radical
speaker was drowned out by calls
for Conservative speakers. The nc
groos then formed in a body and
charged the whites present, driving
them away with bricks and chasing
them through the streets. 1t ap-
pears that tho whites went to the
meeting with the impression that
the division of time was to be allow
cd. Neither party used firearms,
and nobody was seriously injured.