The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-03-11

linquishing itself OF tax power, ana sut'
provision Isl contract which the Shte
may not subsequently, impair. Ober
cases involving the same principle, decd
ed in favor of the anli-,ax.
Nominations S. Clark, postmaster,
Savannah Edwin,G. Blecher pOstmasrr,
Macon, Gu, Jas. l., Durham, postmaster
Atlanta; r. S, Taylor, postmaster Atheis,
Ga; ". W. Holden, postmaster, Ralcih,
North Carolina; Elizabeth Van ser
postmislress, Richmond, Virgiaai
VIM. l.. Scruggs, Georgia minislerlo
Columbia. Collrmations Wilson plap,
collector to Corpus Christi; Nichols
Brood, p W. Marshall Texas Hughe,
attorney Of middle district of Tennesss. !
VIM. II Smythe, marshall for Louisan'i
Colonel Parker, surveyor of customs NV
Orleans Reese Collector Of customs, H.
Augustine.
Havana, March l0--in answer to cc-
tain propositions, the Tribune annouI.cs
edi,orally that it will hot sell itself, orls
opinions.
Washington, March l0.--Genefal Ds'
for the last four years in charge OF
the reception room in the White Hou%,
ordered his Regiment. W. II. Crook su''
ceeds Dent. A foreign DpO'
mates in full costume, congratulated GRAFT
to-day. Senate Caldwell case discussed
no action.
Baltimore, March l0--This morniugin
annual conference Of the Methodist Fps
oopsl Church South, the trial comm ire
in the case of Rev. j +. Clarke, of Wife
sulphur Springs, West Virginia, Of whbh
Rev. Mr.. Head was chairman, reportd
charge of immortality, which was sg-
tanned, and Clarke was expelled from he
Church.
The committee ia the case Of Rev. u.
Huston is taking testimony.
New York, March l0-Cotton dull, ssis
1900; uplands 20l; Orleans Il; -four vsy
quiet, common to fair extra 10 to x;
good to choice 81 to l2i; whiskey easet Ut
9} wheat dull and nominally unchaugd
corn quiet and firm, prime mixed ratbr
easer; rice steady; pork firm new m ess III
lard weak; turpeutiue dnli rosin quet
talow quiet, frelghts quiet cotton, net D.
ceipts, 500; gross 5,04li sales for expos
none; sales for SATURDAY evening 69s;sals
for futures 2S,70O 4 ney closed at 7; s t.
ling Il to 8; gold l53; governments dill
and steady; sales very quiet and steady.
Liverpool, March l0,--Cottou closd
heavy, sales include 6,00) American; d.
liyerable from Savannah or Charleston,
March or April, %.
Washington, March l0--The Senatoril
caucus met after adjournment Of the Sc,
ate in the afternoon to consider HE d.
mand of democrats increased minority re-
resentaion on committees, aud after so %
discussion the matter was referred to su-
committee ofiiye for report at Oh udi ouri.
ed meeting to morrow; sub .commiltee col.
sists of Stewart, ConkIing, Scott, Wrigh,
and West Caucus re,consideved Saith,
days vote regarding the case OF Pattersol,
and decided not 10 take ii up for conside.
alton in Senate, no action being possibc
for the reason that Patterson is no l,nsc
member of that body. The comptrolle
Of currency IN the banks slatemens
which had just been sent out have ahbrl
Waited 10 considerable extent schedule
which accompany reports, and require
The banks to report tho average daily T.
serve for the preceding 80 da, 5, aud III
highest rate Of interest paid on daily bhl
ances. The report Of the comprollerId
the currency and of the National Bank M
aminer upon the condition OF Freedlna d.
Savings and Ernst OF this city was intende
to furnish Congress information with re
ference TO The technical violation OF tht
Flaw, under which the institution was Or
gained. The security upon which ih
loans were made is considered by III
Comptroller and Examiner, with few ex
ceptlons, good for the amounts loaned
There is nothing in the reports whicl
convey the impression that the bank car
not respond 10 the demands of deposit0rs
Examiner states that the Elective officers
in his opinion, are men of most una0ubts(
integrity OF character; devoted TO III,
best interests of the institution, and wht
have educated themselves 10 the practical
knowledge Of the businesses OF the insii
tuition. The Comptroller Of the currency
states that the bank will be able to corree
the mistakes already made, ind continue
business of great usefulness 10 the cad
of dep0bitors for whose benefit the institi
ton was organized
Washington, March l0.-The Diploma
tic corps in full court CHS um', called Oh
the President to-day TO congratulate HID
on Iemanagerations, many OF them accom-
panied by ladies of the families. Severa
ladies' of the cabinet officers householdl
were present and nearly all the membell
of the Observation-Disclosures. After looma |
ties between the President and foreign rs
representatives., Blacque Bey made the FOL
lswimg address
"Mr. PRESIDENT have the honor to. of
fer you the congratulations of the diplo
matte corps on this the occasion Of youi
reinauguration. feel both pleased and
Hatteied that the duty has dovolVcd upor
me TO express 10 you the san
cere wishes of my colleague!
aud myself for preservation of your lil'
and the consequent success of your ad
ministratioA." To this the President re,
piled:
"Mr Dean--I receive with sensibilily
tie congratulations which you offer in be-
half of your colleagues. Accredited ,t
this government my intercourse with you
NIL has hitherto been agreeable, and
trust II may 50 continue. 1t is my wish
and shall be my purpose in the future, as
in tie past, TO keep up with the counirie:
which you represent those cordial and
friendly relations which are essential Il
general pros peri'y and happiness"