The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-03-15

good ordinary lug low middlings l7lT
middllsgs 10y; mlddlings 0rleeas l9fE
receipts 1900, exports, Continent 277il
stock 203, 503. y
Liverpool, March l4.-Cotton closed dull
sales including 5000 bales American from
Savannah or Charleston, February and
March s. 6-l6.
New YORK., March A. Cotton dull, salss
1850 bales; Upmnds 1875 Orleans 20a;
-four dull, common to fair extra $b.l5 10
$50; whisky firm at VI wheat, spring
cut lower winter unchanged; corn very
dull, new yellow, western and southern
66a TO 5l9i rice steady; pork quiet and
firm; lard closed steadier. Sterling II /;
gold 10 to l5b governments dull aud
steady states dull and steady. Cotton
sales for exports 1903; sales for futures
$4,000, Mach 10; April 10 l-l6 to 10 5-l6;
May 10 7-l6 TO 10 ll.l6; June l9aa; July
to 1920 1916.
New York, March l4.--Vsnderb,lt de-
MES conserving to the postal rates fixed
by act March Sd, 1873.
Cincinnati, March l4.--Priva.e dispatch
rech here to-day announces the death of
Bishop McllyaiIe Of Florence, Italy.
Baltimore, March lathe case of Rev.
D. Il. Huston, charged with gross immo.
atty and Righteousness, which excited
deep interest in this community, and the
entire NJ. h. Church, South, for the past
year or more, was concluded to-day, in
session Of the Baltimore annual con fer
ence, Bishop Doggett presiding, Com
mittee reported the following:
Z" Baltimore, Md, March lathe COM
miltee to whom the case Of the Rev. L. b.
Huston was referred, beg leave to iegort:
We have come 10 the col cluslon that the
charge Of immortality is unanimously sus-
tanned, and said l.. l. Huston is expelled
from the Nj. L. Church. South. Hishop
Dogset asked il any representative of DR..
Huston appealed from the decision. Dr.
Register sud that DR.. Rozelle, as counsel
lor for Dr.. Huston had intimated the
purpose, of appealing to the next general
conference, and all papers in the case
were banded over to the secretary Of tn,
conference. Bishop Gregg then remarkc
that according TO the reporfof committee,
DR.. Huston is expelled from the NJ. 4.
Church South, upon the charges as re-
ported, and that is an end Of this solemn
matter.
Washington, March determinations
David Is. Parker Marshal, Eastern Dist.
Virginia; ALSO following postmasters; Ell
ridge L, Ware, Key West, Florida; Robert
Blair, of Tuscaloosa; John D. Lewis, of
Pulaski, Tenn; A. e.. Sharp, Chattanooga,
Tenn; VIM. Rull, of Knoxville; James p.
Baird, of Columbia, Tenn; Mrs. Julia P.
Wollak, of Jackson, Tenn; A. Il. Blount,
of Cleveland, Tenn. W. j. Early, of Vir-
ginia, at Akemon, Ga.
Washington, March l4--ln 1862 law
was passed by Congress imposing direct
tax on property in the insurreciionary
districts, and on the Sth of June, 1872,
law was passed giving parties interested
the right to redeem The property sold in
default of payment of tax on their paying
the tax with interest and expenses Of sale.
The first case, under the latter law, is that
of VIM. Sinclair, OF Baltimore, who, hav-
ing complied with its requirements, has,
under an order of the Secretary of Treas
ury, obtained u certificate for tho release
Of the Quincy property in Florida, and he
Is now again in possession Of it.
Washington, Marbh IA Nominations
Cornelius A. Logan, Of Kansas, Minister
Chilli John W. Foster, of Indiana, Minis
ter to Mexico Frank ". Potter, of New
Jersey, Consul to Mazelles; James +. Co.
sey, Collector of Customs, Orleans; W. d.
Blaxham, Surveyor General for Florida
Byron Q, Carr, Supervising Inspector of
sieamboats in 9th district Thos A. Spence.
NJ. D., Assistant Attorney General for the
Postoiiice Department G. NJ Buskin, At
torney for Southern district of Alabama
W. b. Parker, of MARSHALL East Texas.
Among the visitors TO the Naval Acade-
my are; Judge A. a. Wright, of Florida,
and Judge D. A. Pardel, Of Louisiana.
The long Cabinet meeting is over.
.-.ee1.-