The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1874-02-07

MISCELLANEOUS.

Boston, Mass, January 30.-The
committee on Federal Relations in the
Massachusetts senate have made II
report that the resolution censuring
Senator Sumner, passed in 1872, should
be rescinded.
CHICAGO, January 30.--At the Bnai-
was unanimously adopted instructing
the Centennial committee to carry into
operation plan to unveil cOmmem-
orative statue at the Philadelphia cX-
hibition. The committee on Reports
reported resolutions deprecatory of the
sentiments contained in the Felsen-
thai letter, which have arosed some
feeling.
The report of the committee on Rou-
mania was read and adopted. The
success thus far of Consul PeiXotto was
loudly applauded. The report recon-
mends the presentation of a petition
to Congress asking that the consul at
Bucharest be properly salaried, and APP
peals to the members of the order to
contribute to the Roumania fund.
The following telegram was forward
ed to Mr.. Peixotto by Mr.. Wolf, presi-
dent of the Convention: "The Con-
vention congratulates you. Our conf
dence in you is unbounded. We will
support you.
reached Ills citv that General Ma
rionns non, n,oudinr tho army of the
North has raised t6o blockade of Bill
boa.
rla s,,;ts of thn he;rs nf Contn;n (oI-
$500 m 500 ", VIZ o;thnr committed ami.
ado or wos murdered in Rridgenort
o i~i W several Ito Insurance Gamma,
Mas for sion OO0 has beer. settled Inv
an ,ro ro l rvifL Tho con,nanies IN nav
nno1LaIf
NV Vopr Tonrorv 20 Tho nolico
VINO 49, o,,',on, o Gov tha ,oocS oeeting il,
Tnor,ep InSt;tuto to-niaht are ala hnrota
Tbo S,,nar;ntomdont ;S 70 command in
,,a ,~ on natont;vas ond fiftv natroi-
p p,on viii he in attendonce in civilians
dreSs omd tba roSarveu Of oil tho sta-
t;ons u ui ha hold IN , ueo '-' '
'io TIN W IN y. January s0"Strahel
D. ,oni.;,',. n,,oo, rnl.tay,, ,,,oS L,,rnaJ
- IL. ,oNs e"'' '"''
w ;cu,SoroN Tonuarv % Tho Re-
,,h,;no,, 49, ~, fotI',,,,;yy
pI ~ nnIp,M e Iau,arI;o 90 n 10 ro-
nortad thot ' Goyo Tnn 4 oIlnog has is-
lp',ad d y r em" ON Cnvarnar Sban-
nard of the District of Colnmh;o for
81 ~ yvorn,ontb nroa;n~ ont Of some
nr;no;poI tranSantion nn1nacted With
tha Stato traos,,r,, ,hon ho Voc moy-
amor "NN eN'
Tn tbo sopoto Mr. Cbond,or from, tno
oo,,an ~. an Tcn,,,a"noa 49,, narnrtnS
vi ~, ~ SPoirS
ovoo,,t;nn ofond nrotaot;nn Of oortoi,,
nnbIic works at the mouth of the Miss
Piss n 49, INV "i'i VI WV
Mr.. Davis. of West Virginia. objected
TO its present consideration. and the
bill went over
WASHINGTON. January 3O.-In the
senate. Mr.. Gordon presented n me-
mortal of the governor of Georgia ask
ing payment by the United States for |
the use of the Western and Atlantic
and East Tennessee Railroad, the prop |
erty of said State.
BOSTON, January 3o.-Ihe steamer
ulahcers was burned, anu scuttled 10
save me nun; o a6ue Oh ireight, Sou
JOUi NesseI, SZVO,Uuo. ~
81. LOUIS, January oo.-Ine annual
convention OF tne Nallohal Grange OF
me ralroLis Oh 6usoahdry VIII convene
iere next wednesday Du1Iey w;
: ranma bos airnad,, o III W.
1r;nci,,al hns;noss ~ tha oon,,ort;nn
iii ba Tho rayisio, af tbo rit,'oI and
'arrootina tba orron;1at;o, 20 III
sranC., prasident a danos st.tns ,hat
here are between eleven and twelve