Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-11-27

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20 C.nrruss The establishment 1T q
Navy Yard nj NoN orlsans fhry
rvfy strongly present the e.aiW, ~
she Crescent city over iAe prppp
sal 10 make Mnui,l City, ~ a per,
manent Navy Yard New ORLEANS
j.. uso f.r Snth ~ expect svon
h.ir from the present distributors 81
government pairon go. Doni
llink of a Navy Yard
The new regulatnin With regard
a. ~ survey OF cisll.lerles "a as
''Whvn tho change Is 10 reduce the
caparily an increase II by lhe "pen'
lag OF sealed tubs, no 10 .urVcy l.
necessary. hut in such caso Il is unly
nrccssary That tho ass,ssor shalt
make a report nn the bsank form
farni,hoL FIR that perpose, which
embraces the disii'lJr's application
and assistant assessOr'a certificate.
Where ,hs chunge nf capacity Is an
ihvrea,s by the nso OF additional
huM tubs, tn 10 survey ia neccs,
Hary.
Il Is rnmorcd that Genera! Butter
ns.d has snod one Of tho New York
morning papers for libel, in chnrg'
ing that lac uSed the news oi the
battle OF Chancollorsvillc 10 pro.
motto private stock operations III
Wall street, all tho whilc lac was
Withholding intelligence Of tho dis
astsr from the newspaper CORES.
pondcnis aud the public. II the
case is ever brought TO trial some
startling developments may be cx-
pccicd. In those States where the
l..w still is, "the greater the truth
the greater the libel Dan Butter.
field would get swinging damages
according to the strict lotter of the
law. Danny shouldn't 20 TO law
about IL, bu: if lie does let him take
tho advice Of the elder Weller to
Pickwick, Let him "prove u abb.
There appears TO be a hitch in the
settling ~ TO who shall DO Butter
fields successor The President
wishes TO continuu the military in
power wherever he can. Boutwell,
contends that the position should be
given to n first class man, and he
finds il very difficult TO find such q
one in tho Republican ranks in
New York. Atall' events he will
not listen to the nominee OF the
White House, General Burnside.
The names OF ]. Jay Knox, Con.
gresham Hubbard, Nernillye, A.
Il. Law, Charles Spencer John
Coclrane, Collector Bnylcy, Horace
Greeley, Charles A. Dana and
CHARLES } Folga, arc presented by
thor friends for the position. Mr..
Charles J. Golga will most probably
he the lucky man.
The Commis on appointed some
time since to examine into alleged
pension frauds, is still at Nashville.
They report to the Bureau that they
DO not find tho wholesale frauds
that were charged when the claims
from that section were suspended
A large number of cases have been
sent forward with the recommends
ton that tho order Of suspensions
be removed and payments ordered
on the claims. The Commission
finds a large number Of cases where
cxtortionatc fees have been exactcd
by agents and where money has
been drawn by attorneys without
the knowledge Of the pensioners.
In the Constitution Of Tennessee
there is tho following clause: eNo
Senator OF Representative shall.
during the time for which he was
elected, be eligible to any Office or
place Of trust, the appointment to
which is vested in the executive or
in the general assembly, except to
the Office Of trustee ola literary as.
sociation." This clause was read
in tho Tennessee lIouse of Repre-
seniativcs, on Monday last, also a
resolution declaring The election Of
Henry Cooper, rs void and Illegal
and providing fora Legislative Con
ventjon at future day TO elect n
Senator in his place The pream-
BILE and resolution was referred 10
the Judiciary Committee. Tic
movement created considerable OK
element. The author is q warm
supported Of Mr.. Johnson, who is
ktill in Nashville. John Bell was
elected to the Senate Of tho United
States some years ago, while rep
rcscntative from Davidson county
and took his seat, Johnson S friends
say may he precedent but not law.
This may account for Johnson's
constant attendance at the Legisla-
turc and the frequent pow vows he
held at his rooms. The irreprossa-
bic isnot whipped yet His goodtuck
will send him TO the Senate Gro long
The elections that took place in
tho different States yesterday pass
ed off quietly The results are not
vet known. New York has gone
Democratic by largo majority.
representatives Schofcld and
MorreIl, Of Pennsylvania had inter
views with the President in rela-
ton 10 the rumors that he would
recommend a change in the tariff
laws, in his annual message to Con
cress. These gentlemen represent
large iron and coal interests and
wished to impress upon his majesty,
Ulysses, lst, the great necessity, not
only for the good Of the country at