The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1874-11-28

Nrw OuLEANa, November 2D,-Sec-
rclny NJ State Dp-lnud IN u commune
cation 10 the returning board, rcfcrr-
ing 10 the charge that the ~ James
parish returns had been tempered with
while In his custody says "Ihs
Office has not now nor has II ever had
the charge or custody Of any parish re-
turns of the late election except Of New
Orleans, rs directed 10y law, and these
remain In the same sealed package as
delivered tome"
4 member OF the conservative COM
miilec stated that the information IN
regard to the st. James irregularities
came from George Il. Bovce, who said
he had access to the Office Of the secre'
tary of state in connection with said
returns.
The counsel for Mr.. ella, colored radi-
cal senatorial candidate, has called for
the returns Of Carroll parish, alleging
that the returns are made out incor-
rectly, and that his client received five
hundred and thirty-three more than
shown in the official statement.
A member Of the conservative COM
mittee protested against counting the
returns from Carroll on the ground Of
the election having been illegally CON
Quoted, aud of the returns having beer
tempered with after reaching New Or
leans. They had been in the hands o.
Mr.. Benham, white radical senatorial
candidate who was seen TO have tho
tally sheets spread out on table, OF
which were pens and ink.
The Carroll parish returns were lait
over till neXtweek, andtha board rcsum'
ed The counting Of the city and county
returns.
Gabe Beebe was arraigned to-day be-
fore United States Commissioner En-
nit d. Craig, charged with altering the
election returns from west Baton
Rouge. He gave bail to appear for ex-
animation tomorrow.
A special from Monroe states that,
upon the release by Judge Trimble OF
Marshal Selye at Vienna, he was re-
arrested Immediately by United
States marshal ON charge of embez.
element, and sent to New Orleans. Sc
I've is now in this city. He was,
until recently, special agent of the
postollice department.
BERLIN, November 20.-Prince Gort-
schakoff, Russian foreign minister,
who has been soiourning here for sew
eral days, held long and final inter-
view with Prince Bismarck to-day, iafter
which he took his departure for st. Pc
ersburg. During Prince Gortschakoil's
stay here, in private conversation, he
expressed his confidence III the main
tenance of the peace of Europe for
many years.
In consequence Of the defeat of the
government in the Reichstag yesterday,
on the proposition to refer the bank
bill to committee, a majority of the
Reichstag will only nominate, as
members Of the deputies favorable to
the Imperial bank, instead of giving
all parties an opportunity to be repre-
scented. The Kammergerricht states
that the court for the consideration of
government, has disallowed the pro-
tests of Count Won Arnim against re.
fusal of the court which released him
from his first imprisonment to refund
him his bail, and also against his sec.
ond arrest. The count is allowed to
take walks of one hour daily, in the
company Of a policeman.
Bismarck has assured the Turkish
minister here that the conclusion Of di-
rect treaties of commerce with Rouma-
mia will in no wise prejudice the polit-
ical sovereignty of Turkey in that
principality.
Negotiations are now in progress be-
tween the governments of Germany
and Mexico for the conclusion of a
treaty of commerce.
Permission has been accorded to Won
Arnim to take exercise for the recuper-
alton of his health. He is limited to
walks only; he is positively forbidden
to ride.
CoNSTANTINoPLE, November 90
a Violent storm has swept over thes sea
of Marmor, causing the wreck of many
vessels.
LONDON, November 21.--IIate adj
vice from Cape Coast Castle say that it
was rumored that King Coffee, of
Ashantee, had been deposed, and was
succeeded by his nephew. This change
would have the effect of uniting all the
tribes on friendly footing and restor-
ing them to their former allegiance to
the king of Ashantee.
a special to the Pail Mall Gazette
from Berlin says it is stated there that
the British government declines to
comply with the proposal of Russia
for the adoption of an international
code on the basis of thenegotiations of
the Brussels conference.
Trade on the Gold coast was at
stand still. The general health of the
coast was improving. Heavy rains
had fallen.
A boat belonging to H. NJ. s, Aurora
was run down in the Clyde, yesterday,
and seventeen men were drowned.
The infant son of the duke of Edin-
burg will be baptised at Buckingham
palace on Monday next. The queen,
empress of Russia, prince and princess
of Wales, Czaroyitc and grand duke
Alexis viii be present
A News correspondent Fat HendRge,
reports that the storm has abated and
the republican troops are again in mo-
ton. They yesterday captured two
newspaper correspondents, and took
them to Audion, where General Egara
Immediately ordered their release.
HAVANA. November 10.-The Snau-