Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-08-21

uralll run,rsi.i that Iruut-, has
r,,nr iur yuitr ur.Talt'"
IsrlHI~ ilusi 500 r.uuil as lHt
10 hrsui Uum giNu, 0iHht- Ir
iiy.
ihe Trihnur EiYs iar a Iuur imr
the rsull "flho Truur--,r ri,,.inu
has bas'n ounuri,-l un lr,ih sii, o.
S-nl-r Although thu fight mal,
Ly Nj Stokes has lrru lhr hardest
kind II az hin work, aul III, rhau
,ys haze diminished m0ro uul mur.
certainly as thy time fsr Vuliug lr,W
nrar, Tho few rrtugRs al hand, us
We write, iI'lic1to the mljurilY Iur
Srntrr " rvrn q larger figure Than
claimed hY his FarllEaus,
Tho Herald says a most crafty
ing paint at tho nvws Is that the
coAt,st passed oil quietly Wnd that
ali hr rclrcshmenl saloons wero clio
sol during iho day,
Tho Would says ii Il very graft
bing IN view at the cif,rts made hy
a%EsH,iun at Grants Cabinet io SO
curo the election UG that bold i,adi
cal Stokes mwru important than this
~ tho probability indicated hy the
turns that u majority ul The Log
islAiurc Just elected are Cunscrva
tivcs, thus sIaring the nation the
disgrace OF the addition Ia lkc Uni
al Nt.t.. N,n.t. - .u.th.u HY.lf
cal, Whether tho Senator 10 hc
Nill bo Andrew Johnson, Baltic Pry,
ton or Emerson Ethcrilgc, ar some
person whose nRmo has not yet
transpircd, remains to be seen iii Is
enough IL the Radicals have been
hcaicn in n State which they have
held by the throat for years through
system of disiranohiscmont US
Rwecping as IL WIS outrageous,
Thus ono by on. tho States that vo-
ted for Grant aud ColhX are repent
ing Of tl.cir folly, aud couragcouSly
Ringing themselves under the ban,
nor of tho Democratic party.
MONTGOMERY, Ala, Aug G.-Elcc.
ton returns + still mcaGrc, but
enough IL known To render il Ger
tain that Buckley and Hays, radi,
euis, have been elected in ID aud ith
Districts by negro maioritics. box
mud Shcrrod, democratic, arc elected
~ 9Th and 9th Districts, by white
maioritics. Returns from tho Is,
District arc too indefinite TO pro
nounco certainly, but tho impress
sion is that Buck is elected. The
3d District is very close, and one
hundred votes will probably decide.
NASHVILLE, 5.-Thc returns show
Scntor has carried Middle and Yves.
tern Tennessee by sweeping major
tiles. Making allowances for Stokes
probable majority in Eastern Ten
nossee the State has COMO $4,000 TO
10000 for Sentcr. The Consorva
tive ticket for the Legislature is
elected in all districts carried by
Scntcr. 1t is probable that the Con.
scrvativcs will have n majority in
both branches.
SAN FGAHcIsco, Aug. G.-Gcncral
Roscncrans arrived to.day from
Mexico; he was scrcnadcd by the
young mems DemIratic Club.
New YORK, Aug. John IL.
Pratt, the alleged leader of the JEFF
icrsom Texas riots, was arrested by
II detective from General Reynolds
headquarters.
MEMPHIS, Aug. 7.-Rcports from.
East Tennessee Indicate that Scntcr
has carried that section ofthc State.
If true, it will raise bis majority so,
900.
New York, Aug. 81. II. Pratt,
an alleged fugitive murderer from
Texas and an OK. rebel Major, who
had been committed for examina-
lion, to day offered, through counsel,
Roger A. Prior, q petition for ha-
bcas corpus, alleging that while os-
tensibiy held for examination, the
design really was TO send him back
to Texas to be tried by court mar
tial. The writ was granted by JUS
,tice Mccain, r%cturnablo on the 9Th.
Grant, Fish and Picrpont hold q
conference at the residence of Fish
on the subject Of the recent seizure
of Spanish gunboats. Judge Pier
pont informed reporters that it had
boon agreed to allow matters to re
main as they were at present, and
the President would hold Il Cabinet
meeting for discussion Of the subject
next Tuesday.
1t is reported that another Cuban
expedition will soon leave this port
for Cuba.
WASHINGTON, August 9.-Prof.
Hardness tclcgraphs to the superin-
tendent of tho Observatory here
from St. Louis that results Of the
eclipse wero Observed, The obscr
vations wore more favorable than
the most sanguino expectations.
He took, l23 photographs two Otto
tality:
NEW York, Aug. 0.-Pratt, an
alleged Texas Rotor, was rcmandcd
to tho custody of the United States
Marshal. Commissioner Osborn
will hear the case on Tuesday.
LONDON, Aug. 6.-Thc seizure by
the American government of boats
building for Spain elected the fol-
lowing comments The Morning
Star, a Radical organ, says tho
American government have oxlib-
itcd vigor in favor Of Spain by en-
forcing tho neutrality laws, now en-
ccedod equally vigorously against
Spain for the same cause, the writer
regards tho recognition of Cuba by
Porn as i'll advised, though spirited.
In spite of all predictions the Cuban
insurgents seen 10 be ablo to hold
their ground, Whispers Of the ccs
sion of Cuba TO United States now
louder than ever. The Americans
have desired TO come iuto posses