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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-11-14

That pretty play, "llosedale," which
has always been fayorile with play
goers, was presented last night II h
too familiar 10 many l0tell lis story ~
criticize iIs dramatic merits, Mr.,
Stevens made rather q good thing ol
Elliott Grey, which he plays will ease
andspirl The cast wuseNoellent aud
the piece well mounted, conslderlnglhe
very limited scenic resources Of llt
theatre,
TINS reporter can mol permit The dis
play of 10 eharnlnga toilette ~ Miss
Aliens IN the last npI, % pahs without
appreciation of her uneXeepllonable
taste, Nothing could have been more
becoming Miss Carlolla's acting and
costumes having turned half the menr
heads IN town, us not necessary u
point out The attractions Of the one oI
the beauty Of the other
To-day NJ the matinee, which takes
plapeRt two o'clock, the beautiful aud
affecting drama, Uncle Toms Cabin
will DO given. Tonight this, the best
troupe that has ever visited Dallas
viii appear for the last time In tho
play Of "Daniel Boone" aud the locaI
afterpece of "Dallas one Hundred
Yeas Hence Give them u good seud
OF by u full audience,
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THE GENERAL MARKET,

Quotations represent,cash prices for large
lots, and are not applicable to small orders.
BACON-Weak. Clear sides, l6c; shoulders
lie.
BAGGING-Dull. Prices range from l7ISa
lie. Supply small; demand limited.
BUTTER-Active. Country and western
35@i0c. Supply limited.
BEESW AX-Firm, at 20925c per pound
CANDLES-Star dull at l7129l9c.
COFFEE-Market active; prices ranging
from 2l92ic for Rio; no Java in market oil
consequence.
CORN-Firm at 65c per bushel.
CORN MEAI1-Actlvea at goal 10 per bushel.
WHEAT-Dull Mt 81 coal 10 per bushel.
FLoU R-Quiet; good quality of family
at from 81 10 TO s. 50 per hundred.
EGGsEActive, supply light sell at 22@
FRUIT-Fresh oranges louisiana az per bar
rel, SlS; apples, Sl9i 81 per barrel; lemons,
Sl3 per box.
HAMs-Marlxet strong: supply very linn
tied at l6l6c per pound.
HAl-Active; by the wagon load, SS@ 10
per ton; baled, SIP ON the track
HlDES-harket firm; dry flint, lSdlSlSc
per pound; dry salted, liHc per pound; green,
&c per pound;greon sailed, Sc per pound; deer
skins, 2c@iOc.
LARD-But little in market tierce. leISc::
tins, lSc; market dull with a downward ten
oA'rs--Active at 52l$@55c per bushel.
ONlONS-Full large supply; prices range
from 81 to 81 80 per bushel.
PorATOES-lrish, sl@4 30 per bushel
sweet potatoes, T5c to 81 90 per bushel; de-
mand active and supply good.
POULTRI-Chickens, full grown, SOc;
young chickens, 25c each.
SALr-Active at nom 81 40 to 81 30 per
sack, and So 40G3 so per barrel.
SrARCH-Firm at &c, supply good.
SUGAH-Fair, l0t4c; prime, Ike; choice,
l2o; coffee, l21fc, powdered and crushed, lac,
TIES-Firmi beard ties, SIC; arrow &c.
lily,
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Joe Hawkins, for being disorderly,
was fined SO 20.
T.. Il. Albert, charged with being dis
orderly, was tried and sentenced to
pay 81 20.
III. c. Bateman carried concealed
weapons. This being subversive OF
good order and civil discipline he was
fined Sl2 20.
j. Turner was up on the national of
tense of lying in public place drunk.
He turned over $40 20 to the author
tiles for his share.
ID. McLare, drunk, drunken, drunk
est, paid IS 20 for taking the three inc
briate degrees of knights of Petrie.
John Bard could not keep sober;
50 20 braced him for another effort to
avoid the maddening draught.
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CHURCH DIRECTORY.

German Methodist Episcopal Chnrch-LlVe
Oak street Services every sabbath ~ ton
o'clock IN the morning nnd hall pnAt seven
ia the evening. &, Alhrccht pastor.
~, Matthew'S Episcopal thuTch-Cornef Lil'
mar aud Elm streets, Rev, - ID, Davenport
Rector sunday School NJ am, Services
Ut lOls nm. aud ~ pm,
Methodist Episcopal Church S0uth-CorneI
Commerce aud Lamar streets, ltuN. Dr, W.
u. Enslcrllng, Pastor. sunday school ~ v
AIM; Services ~ II II, N, ANA "a D. M, Guy
mission services, Swiss avenue, cnst Dallas
AT IL A, NJ, and corner Young nnd ErYny
streets, at 3 n, N. every sabbath, Rov. sam
uel Armstrong, pastor,
Catholic Church-Iiryan street (now build
inp-kov. Father MOrlinler Pastor Ser
Vices; Low mass, ami nigh mass, 1914 ami
vespers, ip.m.
Christian Uhnrch-Eldcr r. NJ, Gano, Pastor,
Services every Lords day NJ II n, M, ANA "a
pm, sabbath school ntOlg am.
Missionary baptist Church-Pnttorson ave-
nue. Rev AhrUm weaver Pastor. sunday
School NJ 81 am. Services NJ lO]g am and
Blp pm,
Presbyterian Churcl--Elm street, Rev A
+. Smith, DID,, Pastor Services every Sab
bnth at lOl4 AIN. ana pm. weekly prayer
meeting Wednesday ~ pm. sabbath
school Sabbath morning nj o'clocK.
Methodist Episcopal Church. Preaching eve
~ sabbath AZ 1920 u. m. ana s p, m; class
meeting II M; song service 7;2Op. M; Sunday
school a. M; prayer meeting Thursday
evenings NJ O'Clock
Cumberland Presby tcrlnn Church-Jefierson
street. Sunday School at ~ am. Services
ut II u. m, and y, M
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A Card.

The low, dirty, cowardly pup who dropped
II postal card in the postofiice, addressed to q
gentleman of Dallas, and signed "Many OF
U.s." is requested to cast of his disguise, and
make himself known to the gentleman adj.
dressed, that he may not misjudge the limo.
cent. Poor pup, II not an acknowledged
thief or forger, or the son of such, you can be
accommodated in any way, from ten PAGES
to bears hug.
237dlt THE PERSON ADDRESSED.
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Missouri, Kansas and Texas Railway
This pioneer line to Texas, having complet-
ed their great iron bridge over the Missouri
river at Boonvile, are enabled to Offer still
better facilities for travel to the great North
east
BY special arrangement, Pullman's palace
sleeping cars will be run between Houston,
Hem ostead, Hearne, Dallas, and points on
the line of the Texas Central Railroad, to
Chicago and st. Louis, without change OF
cars to New York and the principal CONNER
cial cities of the North and East.
This line passes through delightful coun-
try; and, having been completed over year,
has smooth track, II well settled road-bed,
and are enabled to make quick time with
safety.
All passenger trains are fully equipped
with Millers patent coupler and Westing-
house air brake.
Our advice to the traveller from Texas is, to
ravel via the NJ, X. at.
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NJ YOU want the finest and
cheapest books ever brought 10
Dallas, 20 Ia Franklin AZ Co.'s,
sol Main street. where IN the
largest. best selected and most
complete stock of books, sta
tiOnery, wall paper. gold pens.
blank books, varieties, ETC.,
ever offered In this market,
which are selling on most ac-
commenting terms.
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FRANKLIN a 90.

5Oi Main street, have received
"a very fuIIsuppiy Of new books
consisting Of the standard AN.
thors IN prose nnd poetry, iiie
best and most approved light
literature. appropriate Juye-
nile reading, school. boOits'
etc, etc, which they sell very
cheap
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Texas CIT Concert Association.

This association at Denison, Texas,
Is now fairly established and orders are
pouring in. daily from all parts of the
United States, and with the many
large gifts there is no doubt but that
every ticket will be sold within the
specified time advertised, and with the
low price Of one dollar ticket, every.
one should Try his luck,
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OPEN AGAIN.
No. 800 Main Street,

No. 800 Muin Street,
Nv tlie number where our
Old Griends and the public gen.
orally will find MS. with ~ full
stock OF books, paper of all
kinds, stationery, wall paper.
paper bagS. wrapping paper
for grOcers and merchants, cot
tom sampling paper, etc. New
goods coming in ut
REED ~ EAEAlROP'S.
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CABINET IGitNIruNE.

I have most la my shop, on
COGhran street, a firsi.class cab
Hci furniture workman and
am prepared Ia 10 All kinds Of
repairing or nahe Sew inrni-
iure ~ order All my work will
he guaranteed 81 The best, ana
prices as low ~ ANY,
A, w. MORTON, lndertnkcr.
Shop On tlie COrner ~ Cochran
and Garter streets.
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NOTLOE.

Job work " invariably paya-
bile on delivery, ANA all iran-
silent advertisements ~ the
time they ARE handed IN. Legal
advertisements must also be
paid Ia advance. These rules
will be strictly observed.
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Free Turkey Lunch.

Monday the Merchants exchange on Elm
street spreads another of those famous tur-
key lunches, from half.past 10 to IL o clock
II you live at n distance from your place of
business, don't 90 home to dinner, but re-
fresh yourself with delicious lunch, and
the finest glass Of whisky, brandy, wine, alo
or porter to be found in the city of Dallas.
2iSdlt
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More of Them.

They forgot or neglected to pay their
occupation tax, hence this list of funds
collected from them as follows:
J. b. Hunt, 81 20; Fred. Myers, 81 20;
Levi Brothers, 81 20; J. G. Browne,
81 20.
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CITY BUSIN JESS.

John Henry Brown, Real Estate Agent
Can be found, for the present, on the south
side of the square, over the Texas express
office.
on business. 237dlt
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MI W, Rocket has, lrom his date, eHi'h'
cd his connection win tho Dallas itEhAtpl
ana ID no longer authorized 70 solicit for adT
yeTtising on slIbsnr pllnns,
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4ailg 4erald.
SATURDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER II
ron SALE.

nv residenee, eorner raeiiie avenue
and Houston streets, embFaeins hni' =
black 81. ground, win - we'll n"'she'
sae-sieFy and basement roes'ren're,f
buiiding, and all necessary a"'h"''"'
tags, eie, Az early applicant nnhs No.
saFe baFgain' -
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5O7 Main street ~ tho place ~ hnd
tho largest nnd cheapest stock 81
hooks. stationery, eic., In the west, for
IL IN the street nnd No. 0f
PIERCE a LYLE,
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Rooms to Let.

ties desiring rooms and board, at No. ILL
Elm street. near city drug store. Also, a few
select day boarders can be accommodated.
23id2t
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REED a. LATIHAsOP

VIII sell tAe Educational series
Of school books M introductory
rates and exchange for old and
unpopular books. They keep
also "a full stock Of all other
school books, which they will
sell nv low ns the lowest.
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SOCIETIES,
Hasanie,

hhhNNlf'
DALLAS CnMMANnERf hO, d, knights
fgHrAh WI lnesl ~ lg Az i9a MY, in e e I,
''''' w FRAkK AUSTIN, y, q,
1p, q, lipWER' recorder
DALLAS CHAPTER, No, N ROYAL ATgh
pliy ~ Dallas, on loo nni Monday IA eAph
"" W,MpNuuNG, N, u, H,r,
HEsRf bnLLi ntelrlH}'
TANNEHlLL LnpiE, Ro, p, Is 4 \, hn
merls nn lle second and lasl saturday even
ings VI paph month % Ne Masonic liMlt,
JOIN !, GOOD W. NJ
HERHY BoLL, Secretary, =,
DALLAS LOphEi NJ ils VI A. Mg
merlh on the nm Saturday eYrning ~ every
month, at Is hall over Mhrals store on
Main street, No iOpNH, W, NJ,
AN, NowLIH, Secretary
odd TeIioHs,
HlpGELEY ENpAMPMENT No, p, .,
%, w., uepls on tho iml gnd lAlT1 fnlhy
R9ls9lS ~ e"o'' month"; ~ ~ .NR oniNY,d''T''
MoIaE kAHS, horIbe'
DALLAS Lodge No, u, 10, q, ", meets
on eygry "Wednesday qlghb q We pRP le''
lows linll' Jas W. bANlni ~ W.
n, n, W0LF Secretary
TiiINiTY LODdE No, l, q, u, w meets
every Monday night ~ odd fellnWs hnll
n, u MCCONNELL, No
u, T., LyLR, Secretary,
GoOd Tempiars'
THOMAR CHAPEL LODHE, J. q, u, "
meets every Saturday night ~ inc Ihplhm
"""' SION n, RECORD, W, q, T.
j. W, RECORD W, secretary
Patrons ~ IIusbandry,
BRECKINHlDaE GRANGE No, y, Of the
Patrons ui liuAbandTy, meets ~ fhlfphh
hall Richardson, on the ilrAl ana lhlfd Hht
unlnyR OF each month, .....,,
''''' y, l., FRANK, MasleE
u, II, HEQREii, Secretary,
knights of ryihias,
COEuR DE LEON LODGE No, \, meet,
every Tuesday evening, II, H. hehyi fhhl
ChnncellOri n, Ward, Chancellor Cpmman'
der, A. NJ, Miors, Vice Chpncellofi II, T.
! Prelato, As, Jelt MaRierOf hNohequerj J' y
Downs VaHter Of financei j, u, Leigh Keep
arol Records and soalsi Cross, NJ, az A.
Hritanic society.
The Britauic society meets every alternate
| Monday evening, IN Knights of Pythlm
| hall, j, II, MuNDEE, President
j, II, RYAN, Secretary.
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Ifyou want the best -four made in Texas,
you can find 1t mt Krelg's mill My patrons
say they have gone TO mill ten, twenty and
thirty years in Texas, but they have not yet
found the flour taet will compare with that
produced at my mill.
will make test as to my assertions with
any mill in Texas.
23jd3l CHRISTIAN KREIG.
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NOTICE no ADyEnTIsEns.

Hereaueraii bills Tor advertisements
IN this paper viii he collected monthly
unIsss otherwise specified Ia contrasts
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Secure the shadow
Ere the substance fades.

And the place to do it is at Freeman's Gal
lery, where nothing but flrst-class pictures
are made. Studio, corner Houston and Elm
streets. 2Sjd2M
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For Kent

A desirable office, second story of Herald
building. Inquire at this once.
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II you want cheap feed, In the way Of
crushed corn, mixed with wheat bran,s you
can find IL nj Krelg's mill. 2sidsd
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a, m. hipagalh merchnndise
broker, GGGIVSiucer. nnd n0s
lHFy publia, Oiiiee-N0' 10Y
lamar street.
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Desire ~ inim lArir ldnnds anN lle ppblln
That lhey are M lle uidslandi plelNred do
all kluds iln work. HUl Wlii nave lnll sup
ply ~ stoves and 1900 Hr iu liWe nr fur
weeks,
Dallas, November ~. -I4lW
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lfyou want clean, sweet corn meal, bolted
or unbolted, you will find it at Kreig's
mill. 235dSd
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
OFFICE OF THE DALLAS HFRALD,(
November ID, 1874.
Exchange.

NoNtiuDel lOi lo1t.
Exchange.
New York commercial, buying, q discount.
81. Louis commercial, buying, "a discount.
New Orleans commercial, buying, %discount
Galveston commercial, buying, "a discount.
New York bank selling, from par to u pre-
MUM.
ST. Louis bank, selling, from par to u pre-
MUM.
New Orleans bank, selling, from par to q
premium.
oasveston bank, selling, from par to l4a1S
premium.
Buying. Selling.
l0S& Clio
er."...............lO6g @l07
Cotton.
The market is active and the supply lin
tied.
Mtddling.,. .."."..,....,............,. 800 cents
L'W l%4 cents
Good ordinary. ll@llh cents
ordinary ,,Y..."..."......"......... 9Gt0I2 cents
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Law Blanks of every description, for sale
and printed to order, at this Office.
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Tha Mast rnkiHdesi 0ul 81 AIi-0ihei
los Occupation TaE Gone-
Money 80 ilood,
The FiiuiA'ieaFied Heelou Cemos Tor
tho ieTaid,
"nHEh where he slaHas 4 waTrnn, Ia
iIis hands,n
iinug be- ihe neayens win Biaeh The
Press wEiihing uuder The Iron
Heel ~ Municipal DeSpolism,
We are Coming, Father Cabeii, win
TwenIy,Iye Dollars Mere,
Dueais Occupation raS occupation
TaN Ducals,
Ayo,'ny Lord, and that, 100, ga saiur'
day-CaR sueh Things Zee
Angels and Ministers of Grace, Defend
us-TaLs any shape hut O-o'e.n.
p,a.i-i.o'n 1.a.N ANA I'iI
speah ~ Thee,
Capitalization Iiampant -rhird Term
nediyiyys,
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THE COSMOPOAETES
VIII give an entertainment at
ODD FELLOWS HALL,

Friuay eve, N0FehDcf ~, 1874,
Consisting of vocal and instrl-
mental music. songs. dances
and burlesques.
Reserved seats can be secur-
ed at Pierce a. Lyle's book
store. Admission, 80 cents. Re-
served seats, 81.
237d6t
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WANTS -wAREED.

Advantageous 90 ne c0iuaa WH b. iHheffrd ~
he (MpWlHg nHsf TIN lEAlA IEN
ifNF(nf me- fHfrffi1H Hd fITE lkAIN
per- tNf fDf r4ft fHfdnipHH nsnlii1H, 80 Mi-
lflheMN hsenm fof lf,s huH HFIl
IlTAk iEn-liy two ypung, mru luru'
w lsheh fppllh References glfen, ADJ
dlessNpl' this pilleH, 2hill
klTANlED-A woman pr SID a. do general
W. hpnseWork' Wilile pgalerreg ~
ply ~ W, A, HOMES,
2hdNt
4 Am to-day anthnliled u close 0ul a lot pl
! tho hest made huggles w thp Jailed
States, ~ prices Hal shAll sallSiE Nv pall
nUR house 10 crowded daily lpr bargains
W Ia drN gOpdsi rlp space ,ipi, ,}pn If'
served, CAL NJ WHEAlh'
4 AIDES SERGE GOODs-A. largr llne Of
] tlie best made goods la The pnlled States,
arc being offered ~ unusually leH Elless ~
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Missouri, Knnsns nnd Texas HALLWAY

Printed in pamphlet form, with neatness
and dispatch, ut the HERALD OFFICE.
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Improved Printing Presses

Improved Printing Presses
And every description OF Job Type:and other
material. We guarantee to execute Job
Work in the best style. and at the lowest
rates. We are also prepared to execute
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LIST or LETTERS.

Below Is the list of unclaimed letters re-
naming in Dallas postolllce, November II
Parties calling for the same will please say
advertised" and give date Of list. such OF
them ms remain in the Office uncalled for at
the end of four weeks will be sent TO the
dead letter Office.
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We are CominE, Father Cabeii, win
TwenIy-Iye Dollars Mere,
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"nHEL where he slaHds 4 warrant Ia
isis Hanas,n
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The FiiHiA'Iieared HeeloH Csmos Tor
the IIeTaid,
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DALLAS CnMMANnkhf h0,h D. knights
81 pallHt, nn ihg nrsl Thursday amer lllf lAsl
saturday in each innnih,.. ,,...,.,,, d, -
I'D. a. lnRER. hannIlnI.
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TANAEmLL LODGE, No, 81, q, A A, No
meets on The snDOnd aud lasl saturday eFeh'
John 4, dOpD, W, NJ
HENRY Hold, Secretary, ~,
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NEW YORK.
Comments of the Herald, Times, rrlb-
une, World and Sun on the
Message.

New YORK, December 8.-George
Hunter, editor of the ScOtchman, was
found dead in the street last night.
Skull fractured.
A negro woman plead guilty of in
cendiarism and was sentenced to-day
to ten years in the penitentiary. =,
The longshoremen have rescihueo
the order that the members shall not
work with non-sOciety men.
The Herald says the message of
Grant is more creditable document,
both in point of reasoning and litera-
ry worth than its predecessors from the
same source. The president makes IL
clear enough that i'm his view the three
principle causes which have led to the
disastrous defeat of his party are the
prostration of business, the condition
of the southern states and the unsuc-
cessful experiment OF reforming the
civil service. This is not directly
stated, but Is necessarily implied in the
text of his views on those subjects.
The sum of the message SO far as 1t has
a party bearing, is the commitment OF
the president to the restoration of a
sound currency, an.implied promise to
treat the south with leniency and
Justice and abandon civil service re-
form unless congress supports 1t oy
legislation. This is the programme oil
President Grant for reinstating the re-
publican party. The president has got
the Spanish question into such state
that it can be famed into flame
whenever he thinks 1t expsdlent. He re-
lies ON the country to support him in Q
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WASHINGTON.
Sent to the Insane Asylum-PrOpOsed
Arctic Expedition.
The Senatorial CauCuS-NO Definite
Line Of Policy Agreed Upon.
Louisiana and Arkansas Will Probably
be Let AlOne-NO Soldiers to
Spare for vicksburg.

WASHINGTON, December S.--Com-
mander William G. Cushing, who cut
out 1.-THE Albemarle, has gone insane
and has been sent to the asylum.
DR.. Hayes will urge congress to fit
out an Arctic expedition to act in con-
cert with that of Great Britain.
Secretary Bristow's report says, re-
garding Colonel McCalls management
of the printing bureau
Careful consideration of the manner
of preparing the bonds, notes and
stamps issued by the United States,
has led to the conclusion that the
work can be more satisfactorily and
safely done in the treasury department
than elsewhere. The bureau of ELL
craving and printing is now supplied
with the best machinery, which has
been acquired at great cost, and the
most skillfull artists are employed by
the government without difficulty.
The system of checks now in use in
that bureau, together with the special
paper adopted by the department, fur
nish all proper and reasonable precau-
tions against duplication and other
frauds.
The senate caucus to-day was COLI
fined to some changes in the COM
mittees.
Senators are not communicative, but
indirect questions elicit the fact that
though Louisiana, Arkansas and bel
ligerent Vicksburg were casually men
toned, the caucus lodged the ques'
ton as too heavy for them. II is fair
to say, however, that these questions
were merely broached. The impress
sion is that Louisiana and Arkansas
will he let alone, and rs there are no
no federal soldiers to spare, Vicksburg
may hold her own.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-12-09
FOREIGN AFFAIRS.
Suspension or q RitualistiC Clergyman
--RelnfOrcements for Cuba.
The Bishop OF Urgel Aband0ns the
CaFlists--A General Attack on
the Carlists In Navarro.

LONDON, December 8. - Rev. Mr..
Macon Ache, a well known ritualistic
clergyman, has been suspended for six
weeks from the exercise of his clerical
functions.
MADRID, December 8.-The bishop
of Urgel, until lately, hot adherent of
Don Carlos, has written letter an
nouncing his abandonment Of the Car
list cause and stating that he has ad-
vised Don AlphOnso to take the some
course. He declares he will remain In
his diocese, even If the republican
troops regain possession.
SANTANDER, December 8.--Advices
from the Carlists general headquarters
have been received. Dorragoy has re-
turned there and has been appointed
to the command of the army Of the
center. General History commands in
the north. 1t is expected that Serrano
will order general attack OH the Car
list lines in Navarro.
HAVANA, December S.--The Deito
reports that telegram has been re-
ceived that Spain is preparing to rein
force Cuba.
PARIS, December 8.-The scheme for
the coalition Of the right and left cen.
tiers in the assembly is making prog
ress. Much depends OIL the election OF
a president of the left center, which is
to be held at q caucus tomorrow.