The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1874-06-27

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rotary Of war 10 carry out the provl-
sions Of the net of April y, 1874, for
the relief of persons suffering from the
overflow Of the lower mississippi river,
and Joint resolutions authorizing the
issue of army rations and clothing to
the destitute people on the Tombigbee,
Warrior and Alabama rivers.
The president has signed the currcn-
cy ill.
The president, with members OF me
cabinet, was at the capitol yesterday
attcning to business, and will be there
tomorrow.
The senate will have an executive
session before adjournment to dispose
depending nominations.
Immediately on the meeting OF the
senate tomorrow, Mr.. Frclmghuysen
will call up the house bill for the exc
cution of the federal laws in Utah, in
effect abolishing such features of the
territorial judiciary as interferes with
their enforcement. This, togetherwith
Mr.. Ramsey's post route bill VIII
probably pass with little discussion.
The senate passed the tariff bill, with
the amendments recommended by the
committee.
The house agreed to the report of the
conference committee on the Geneva
award bill.
New York, June 22.-New Orleans
dispatches say that Deputy Sheriff
Dick Atwels yesterday made final de-
mand on Badger for the forms of the
Bulletin, and was told they were at his
disposal. The police authorities fount
there was no possible excuse for the
outrage and yielded.
Adyices from Nice say II fight oc
cured there between a party of Amer
lean sailors and French soldiers, IL
; which one of the former was killed
and the others imprisoned.
: The Times publishes u communica
ton from Congressman Cain, denying
the charges lately made against him IL
a letter from Charleston, printed il
that paper, and alleging that the party
on whose authority the statement
were made, was prompted by malice.
To-day being the twenty-eighth al
niversary of the popes accession
special prayers We're offered in the no
man Catholic churches throughout thu
city.
NEW ORLEANS, June q. Last night
at twelve o'clock, when the forms o
the Bulletin newspaper were being
conveyed to the press room, they were
seized by the metropolitan police, 10y
order of Police Judge Macarthur, ant
locked up in the central station, where
they still remain. The Bulletin ap
peared this morning with six printed
and two blank pages, closing column
of editorial under under the caption o
"Another midnight order--an Outrage
on American Liberty-the press to b
bullied and suppressed" The Bulletin
saws whether Durell, Kellogg, Badgero
their underlings be implicated, we can
not as vet say, Tut that this bold, auda
cious and villainous robbery Oh thu
highway, of newspapers material OF
its way to press, was effected slmpi.
because of the Bulletins daring ant
3 outspoken exposure of fraud and cor
ruption.
=. LATER--Judge Macarthur states posi-
lively, that he did not issue an oroe
| for tile seizure of the Bulletins forms
1t now appears that the police acte
S under the orders of Badger. III
t power behind Badger has not We
transpred.
e HAVANA, June 22.-AE immens
water spout formed in the harbor to
7 day and passed through the shipping
doing considerable damage. The Rus
sian bark Jennie was capsized, an
several small boats were sunk. n
lives were lost. The men-of-war fire
blank cartridges, which dissolved tn
column of water.
ROME, June 22.-The pope, in repl.
to deputation yesterday, said he wa
confident God would restore the crow
if not to him because he was too old
and might not live to see the day o
hiy euonaSSOr