The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-02-26
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II,
been made between the Duke dc Monlpen-
\ sier and the adherents of Queen Isabella
\ to place Prince Alphonso OH the thrown of
Spain, the Duke to DO Regent during the
) minority of Prince Alphonso, and the lat
ter to marry the youngest daughter OF the
Duke. Isabella accepts the program e,
and the two important parties, therefore,
: will act together in the present Spanish
crisis.
London, Feb. 25-Consols 92S@924.
Fires cog.
n Liverpool, Feb. 25-Cotton opened quie
Z and steady. Uplands %; Orleans ~ /;
a bresdstuffs dull; corn q TO 80; -four 20.
Later-Cotton dull.
N Quebec, Feb. Election not of an
hour and q half duration-two persons kill
ed and several fatally wounded. Polling
A occurs again on Monday, when q renewal
& of the fight is expected.
Domestic.
New York, Feb. 25--lt is understood
that the Rev. William Quinn has been
8 appointed to the Office Of Vicar General If
4 the Richmond Diocese. New York is to
supply the vacancy caused by the death
OF the very Rev. Doctor Storrs. Very
Rev. Father Preston remains chancellor Of
the Diocese, with the title and powers Of
Vicar General in oil matters pertaining to
chancery.
Navigation Of East River is susp ended
at Hill Gate for sailing vessels.
Washington, Feb 25-The Louisiana
I. question is up, and Senator Trumbull is
making terribly deuunciating speech.
The question came up in peculiar
manner, not involving the points at issue
but under the Agricultural College bill,
the question being that no money should
be given to Louisiana TO be held by the
usurping government. The discussion
will be long and ut present involves Kel-
\ logs government, which Carpenter asserts
md Morton admits incoloquy could 1not
stand five hours without Federal sup
port; but the discussion will lead to 10
positive legislation. 1t is simply declar-
alton, and the issue is whether Louisiana
shall be stricken from the States to which
the college money was given.
MIDNIGHT.
Alexandria, w., Feb. 25-The Marshal
House where Ellsworth was killed and the
first blood of the war spilled, was burned
y by incendiary.
Presidents message referred to Judica-
ry Committee with the privilege to report
at any time. A bill for Louisian may, be-
ing attached to report for or against the
impeachment Of Durell, become privi-
legged question which will give the control
of the matter to the majority Of the House.
There is no other machinery which will
prevent one third Of the House from the
saving of legislation regarding Louisiana.
Washington, Feb. 25--Trumbull, Morton,
& Carpenter and Hill spoke on Louisiana
affairs spae,hes we're echoes Of their
several reports on the Agricultural Col
legs bill which gave the opportunity for
the debate-went to conference.
M Presidents message after narrating
events, concludes: al have no specific re-
commendations to make upon the subject
but II there is any practical way of re-
moving these difficulties by legisla ton,
then l earnestly request that such action
may be taken ~ present session of Con-
gress. It seems advisable that l should
state now what course | shall
feel bound to pursue in reference
10 the matter in the event of no action by
Congress at this time subject 10 any salts.
Factory arrangement that may be made
by parties to the controversy, which of all
tfhings is the most. desirable. II will be my
, duty 80 far as i. may DO necessary for me
to act, to adhere to that government here
tofore recognized by me, to Judge Of the
election and qualifications Of its members,
Is the exclusive province Of the Senate, as
u is also the exclusive province of the
House to judge of the election and qualif.
cations OF its members but as to State Of
ces filled and held under State laws, the
decisions of the State judicial trib unal, it
seems to me, ought TO be respected. am
extremely anxious to avoid any appear
Rppe Of undue Interference in State affairs,
ppd il Congress differs from ma as to what
Y ought to be done, ! respectfully urge its
Immediate decision TO that effect, other
wise / sh all feel obliged, as far as can
by the exercise oflegitimate authority, to
put on end to the unhappy controversy,
which disturbs the peace and which pios-
trates the business Of Louisiana, by the re.
cognition and support Of that government,
which is recognized and upheld by the
X courts Of the State. U. s. GRANT
4NfNr JH MARKETS.
New York, Feb. 8.-Stocks dull; money
Hrm at lie per cent. Gold firm OF IA
EsF aput E1chsuge, long, 81; short, o.
E9yernments dHll and steady. State
n bonds dull and steadv. Cottnn oteadv.
Uplands 2oi; Orleans 2la. Flour dull; Pork
quiet and arui mess sl6, Lard quiet and