The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-02-28
by TELEGRAPH.
FROM AUSTIN.

Special to tho Dallas Herald.
Austin, Feb. 27-Ssusts met pursuant
to adjournment, Senator Wood prshding'
y Present; Baker, Shelly, billiard, Isndiok /,
w ord. Absent and sick, FRANKS. hss'
ab sent without leave. No quorum--Aa-
House roll called, but only 10 present.
Ordered that Journal should show VINO
were present, those absent with leave ana
those absent without leave-adJourned.
Ten cases OF small. pox in this city. Inc
X authorities are having vacinated all who
desire, free. Twenty eight white and Tor
ty colored awaited themselves OF the PRIV
iless.
Spain and Spalding, who are undsr ar
r,st for the m arder ofFranks, appiied Tor
writ Of habeas corpus, for the purpose OF
fixing bail in consequence OF press oi
business. Application not heard.
It's rumored that Boneys rcinsta'e-
msnt is not authenticated.
Washington, Feb. 27--Louisans affairs
are becoming serious. Upon resolution
Of tho fusion legislature to rsinstats GER
tain courts in Orleans Parish, Gov. No
Emery calls out the militia Of the Parish,
but no danger seems TO be ApprsheHdsd
here or there, and up to this time no Fed
eral action has been taken. 1t was uu-
dsrstood that the McEnsry government
should DO allowed TO organize itsslfand to
obtain before the courts . status, and was
not to be in terfered with unless it attempt
4 cd to seize the State government.
1t is thought there that the Rubicon has
been crossed, and startling news may be
expected.
Senate passed Utah bill. 1t provides
easy means for divorce, validates claims
Of plural wife to share property OF polyg-
amist, and gives the woman custody OF
her minor children.
The panel from which juries are selected
are summoned under the auspices Of five
comm ssioners; three appointed by the
< United States, and two elected by the peo-
pie, who will probably be Mormons.
House will vote early to-day on expul-
sion Of Brooks and Ames.
Snow has again suspended travel West
Madrid, Feb. 27-Minister Colonies has
IA telegraph ed to the authorities Of Cuba
"A and Porto Rico the formation Of . new
ministry, and says the Republic will de-
fend, at whatever price, the integrity Of
the Ants llsrs.
London, Feb. 27-Steamsr Grscian, Of
Liverpool for Palermo, supposed lost with
X fifty persons.
Marshall Il Sons, cotton spinnsrs Of
Stockport, suspended. Liabilities quar-
ter OF u million.
Washington, Feb. 27-Ths calendar be-
ing the regular order, Carpenter moved to
Ivy calendar on tho table, for purpose OF
taking up the bill reported from commit
tee on privileges and elections, providing
ing for new election in Louisiana.
1t 10 absolutely necessary, be says,
that this should be acted upon
in order to avoid tho bloodshed, shown by
the morning papers to DO emmiRent in
Louisiana. Sherman and Morton also,
urged immediate action upon the bill and
II was taken up.
Hill offered substitute embodying his
views, in favor Of forming . Government
for louisiana Of the legally elected mem
bsrs Of both Houses, now claiming 10 be
Legislatures of Louisians. This new Leg
islature SO formed to count the returns Of
3 the last elected and declare who are The
4 legally elected State officers.
Carpenter addressed the Senate in sup
port Of bill reported by majority Of Com.
mittee. The views OF the Commute, as
he said, we're fully set forth in the ma
jority report, and tho bill had been sub
mitted 10 persons representing all sides o.
the controversy. He supposed that ifsuch
bill were to be passed, shat oil this one
would be satisfactory in its details. He
had just been handed by Mr.. McMillon,
claiming to be elected Of Louisiana, q tele-
gram addressed to himself, MeMillon and
Gov. Wsrmoth, which was read at the desk,
Is follows:
New Orleans, Feb. OWN. L. Me.
Million and II. G. Warmoth---It Is not true
that country Parishes are rapidly &C
knowlsdging their allegiance to the Kel.
log Government. The people in the coun-
Try, like the people in the city, will never
Yield Obedience to that Government. Il
can never collect taxes, and il can only be
maintained by foree--that force will have
n 10 be United States troops stationed in
every Parish to enforce the authority Of
his Government. This Government can
anly be sustained by actual onqu.st Of the
Z people, and not by the kind Of force
which the people would submit TO rather
than have q militia"
This dispatch was signed by Q largo
number Of citizens, who acc ordins TO
McMill0n, are leading men in the country
Parishes.
senste--regular- Morton said IL would
be q vast National Misfortune and a great
misfortune to Louisiana, that this bill
should pass. A small faction in that State
having got up the so.ealled McEnry Gov
eminent without a shadow Of title under
the law, was now endsavoring to stir u .
resistance to the actual Government-the
Kellogg Government--a resistance viii oh
must lead to strife and bloodshed Mem.
~, Q so.callsd Govsupor, without any
authority whatsuer was now doing ell he
sould to destroy the efficiency Of The de-.
facio GovernIaent. Aud doing this IS no
Mortou) was advised at the instjcation of
persons now in Washington.
10 make good this charge, Morton read
the several proclamations Of McEnsry. con
einding with the one published this morn
ing, but McEnery and his friends were
now getting into rather deep water upon
attempting 10 carry out this proclaim ton,
they would be mere rioters, and on refus-
Ing tu disperse, they would be liable 10 BE-
shot. kilograms had been received from