Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-04-24
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ing, and extended q tho Kenlueky
aud Crown Po'ni mnes, Eleven
bodies hayo been removed, and
others seen az tho bottom of tho
Kentucky shan, bat unable To no
move them la consequence az thR
intense heat, Tho latest accounts
I from Gold llill rcport 80 dead,
Hopes were entertained that tho
DANES would soon DO sublue,i, hut
when the work Of saving liib was
. abandoned, anl tho mouth Of tho
mines ordered 10 DO closed Ia smo.h,
er tho corilagyallon, tho Virginia
/ City took hcr departure, Tho peo,
/ plo have gone 10 render assistance.
Tho scenes at tho month Of tho
mines arc fearful Ia tho extreme:
confusion il so Bteat the rolls cat.
not be called.
SAN FRASclsco, April 9.-Tho
hro at Gold llill mines still RACES;
II is confined mostly 10 Yellow
Jacket. Owing TO tho cave, tho
tromcn AFRO unable 10 reach tho
flames. Eighteen dead bodies have
boon tGl;cn from tho burning mines;
nlno from one driit.
GoLD llILL, April s, or, M.-At
least forty persons porishod. Tho
appearance OF tho bodies rcco9efgd
Indicate desperate efforts TO cseapo
and intense suffering before death.
WARRINGTON, April7.-Considora.
BILE feeling has been created in dip
lomatic circles by tho presence or
CABIN partisans and cziles in tho
diplomatic gallery Of tho uo!iso,
introduced there by Banks.
W Asii!NGToS, April S.-lIousc.-
Tho bill authorizing the submission
of'hecorstit tim and the election of
State officers and members of Con.
grcss in Virginia, Mississippi and
IoXas, pasted, l25 TO ~, 1t authbti:
zcs tho President TO order elections
at his discretion, and also authori.
z1s him to submit tho entire consti.
tuition, or in separate provisions.
1t iorbids the election in Texas lin.
I'll authorized by tho President.
Tho commanding General may,
with the approval Of tho President,
suspend any existing State law IN
either Of these States deemed Oh.
prcssive, until action by the legisla.
lures, which shall assemble on tho
fourth Tuesday after the ratification
is promulgated by the Commanding
General.
SENATE,-Trumbull from tho Ju-
dietary Committee, reported a re.
solution postponing tho action of
tile Presidents message till Deccm-
Der. TrumbulI stated hc personal
ly disagreed with the commit &C.
Edmunds said he could SEQ no
reason for delaying till adjournment;
lis the President, without further
legislation, had tho power to order
the elections. He thought it better
to leave those States under military
control, which protected life and
property better than in those States
which had been reconstructed.
Howard expressed tho samo
views.
A long discussion cnsued, but no
action was taken. .u 1
A motion to introduce q resolu-
ton making the adoption of tho
10TH amendment q condition prece-
dent to admission of Re- rontativcs
for Virginia, Mississippi and Tex,tS:
WASHINGTON, April 9.-Tho
Senate is considering the House bill
for elections in Viaginia, Mississippi,
and Texas.
The motion for amendment, max
ing the adoption of the 10Th consti-
tutional amendment q condition prc.
cedent to representation, is pending.
Alter Il somewhat bittcr dischs-
sion, Morton's amendment, making
the adoption ofthe 18th amendment
q condition precedent to representa-
ton, was adopted-yeas 30; 1taSs;
Anthony, Bayard, Boroman, Casser-
~, Conkling, Davis, Edmunds, Fen
ton, Ferry, Fcsssendcn, Fowler,
McCroerey, Morton, Patterson, Saw,
Yer, Spraguc, Stockton, ThtfrmaH;
Trumbull and Willoy-20.
A clause authorizing the suspcnn-
sion of laws dcemcd oppressive, was
stricken out, and an additional
clause adopted, declaring that tho
bill shall not operate as completG
restoration until acti n IS approved
by Congress. In the first section
tho words registered voters ofsaid
States were stricken out, and tho
words "voters of said States regis
tered at the time of said submissio,t
of the constitution, " inserted. Tho
bill passed--yeas Al; nays 8; SpraguS
among tho latter. Recess.
WAsHIdToN, April 9.-It is stated
that Delano intends removing all
internal revenue supervisors in the
Southern district, except Noah, Of
Tennessee. H as.