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Win steadiastly oppose the policies OF tn.
Republican party, and refuse to be tram.
melted VI the dictation OF any clique in the
Democratic organization.
u believes that the Republican party M,
fulfilled its mission. and that the Demo
cratic party a. now organized ,l.oulc re.
stored TO power.
1t believes the Radical tyranny that has
for several years oppressed the SOUTH
should be overthrow and the people {; al
Southern States permitted to contro. ihsi.
own affair.
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me nts from extortinx aud unJustly d.scrIrn-
mating in their business transactions with
the public.
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fore the law.
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Tevenue only.
| II advocates resumption Of specie pay.
ment, and honest payment Of the pubic
| debt.
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ton OF public affairs.
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WARRINGTON.

aenerni LoDgsiFeei writing ~ Ills
Personal Record ~ Gety sbnIg Pos
iaI Arrangements yellow Fever ~
Hey West General Bndean 10 he
Appointed Minister "a belgium,
WASHINGTON, July lO,-Genefal
Longstreet called on Secretary Brlstow
for no cess 10 the archives OF the COn-
federncy In order 10 make up his per-
sonal record NJ Gettysburg, PermIs'
sion was granted.
The Postmaster General has received
the following
Nrw.oMrASH, July Is, lNb,
Have closed the contract with the
Vcksburg Packet company Tor the
weekly service between New Orleans
aud Nlcksburg 10 the first OF October
AT the rate named In your dispatch OF
yesterday. Service 10 commence to-
day. Please send blanks 10 the post
master at New Orleans,
lSigned l., NJ TERRELL
The price named IL S2O,0SO. An or.
der was issued to-day TO readyerilse
the route.
Ex-Governor Wells, Of Virginia, will
succeed Fisher, IA District Attorney for
the District OF Columbia.
A dispatch reached the Navy De-
partmcnt reporting one death and four
new cases Of yellew fever In the prevI-
ious twenty-four hours at Key West
II IL understood that General ia
dean, formerly Private Secretary to
the President, will be appointed Min
lister TO Belgium.
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BUfFALN, July ~, The Hebrew
council, after rlerllng a Hoard vi liny,
ern0rs, adjourned 10 meet Ia Washing
ton next Year, several thousand doll
lars additional subscriptions "a the
college mud was received last night
BALTIMORE, July H. Tie Chnl,
worlhs aud slreekers rivers have nood-
cd Tie western portion VI the city, A
number Of wholesale houses Ia the
central portion " the city had lhei,
cellars filled with water
WASHINGTON, July ~, Tremend,
Gus rain, Trains from the norlh due
Vt nine last night were lhrpwn from
the track w lloa Ing oroas'lles, Nn-
body hurt, The passengers returned
10 Washington m The track WIS hAdly
Hooded between llndenshurg and BAL
llmore, Travel was resumed this
morning,
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aud that they were rendering service
a. The eNllulry hy retaining nll mnGf
llonnflrs who were loyal Ani efficient,
although they had served under tho
Empire,
'lhe l.eii Violently prot, sled against
u, aud tie linnapallisls loudly pleered
resolution offered "a the effect that
the Assembly confidence Ia The dnD-
larall0ns NJ The Government was un,
1lnngAh, which was passe hy yuir
W itl 10 80. the lFll generally ob'
static finm voting,
Duiour subsequently affirmed that
there was ~ divergence between lhe
Ministers NJ the Government, and That
lao had nothing ~ aid Or Withdraw
from the declaration ulready mRde,
lONnOs, Iuly TO- A dispatch from
Cordlil says that tho rivers, iNii aud
ltlg are flooding, und that The adjacent
lands for miles are under water A
Hood IN reported NJ Bath,
The Paris correspondent Of the
Times, summaries lhe result " yehler'
days debate IN The Assem- hly ~ fnl'
lows "Ihe Government separated
from the LEFT, II thrown hack on the
right one difficulty arising In how can
the Government remain W power sup,
ported by majority which N opposed
TO Constitutional hfunds, Az II cannot
be- supposed the liOyernment viii reign
without completing llH Constitutional
work, viii II rely on the majority Of
last night, or upon that from which u
has violently separated ilselfg The
coming settings will, aud must solve
this problem, Meanwhile, victory be-
longs 10 the li0naparllsla.
A treaty has been completed with
the the Sultan " Zanzibar Tor the sup,
preston Of the slave trade on the
East coast Of Africa,
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FOREIGN.

Unprecedented Floods In England - A
Red Hot Debate I'm the French AS
senbIv, in which the BOnapnrtists
are VictOrs - The French Govern
ment violently Separates itself from
the RepubIicans-sIave Trade Oh the
East Coast of A frica 10 be Suppressed
LONDON, July l6.-Much damage
has been done in Devonshire by the
rain storms. The rivers and streams
are swollen, and at a number of places
there are inundations by the bursting
of Monmouthshere reservoir. A fac
tory and number of dwellings were
destroyed. The river at Ebro has over
flowed, and boats are plying in the
main streets of the town of Monmouth.
Similar reports of foundations come
from Ross and Herford, county of
Herford, and Carbon, county of Mon
mouth. Fears are entertained for the
safety of the foundations of the Ross,
Monmouth and Wye Valley railroads.
At8P. NJ. the water in overlooked
streams were still rising. Rivers
which passed through Bristol and the
lower portion of that city are flooded.
Thousands of acres of land lying be-
tween the Frome and Severn are also
under water.
The heavy rains caused much dam
age in Wales. The river Ogmore,
county of Glamargan, has overlooked
its banks inundating the town CT Big
End: one life lost and much live stock
drowned. Great damage has also been
done to property. The water in re-
servoir pond for supplying the Mon-
mouthshire canal at Cancannon, burst
through its banks and thirteen persons
were drowned by the flood. There is a
flood in the Chemwell valley, near the
town of Banbury, county of Oxford,
England, and the water still rising.
Crops, especially hay, have suffered Sc
verely.
PARIS, July 16--Sorouy made fu-
rious three hours speech In the Assem-
bly upon the necessity of resisting tie
progress of Napoleonism, and made a
direct attack on Rouher as an abettor
of the coup d etat.
Buffet SAID the country was threaten
ed by q double danger, from the Napo-
jeonists on the one side, and the rev.
olutionists on the other, but that the
danger from the revolutlonists was fbe
most serious, and the Government
would watch them. The Bonapartists
and the Right cheered while the Left
protested.
Dufour said the Government would
display vigilance as regarded the move
merts of the Bonapartists aud that he
ould not remain a member OF any
overnment that neglected that duty
Gambetta called attention to the d.
ergapce between the two Ministers
nd accused the government OF sup
porting the Bonapartists in Office.
Buffet asserted that perfect agree
ment prevailed in the Cabinet, espe
cially between Dufour and himself
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TELEGRAPH MARKETS,

GALyIaroN JulV H. CO. lotton marL et
dull nnd no,ninnIF ordinary iii "a, pnod
aud nu i np'm''o ~ udiIhing Xxx, n nIG
Jilnm flilw good midJiing' lr.e' Hnio
Wi hnles ~ ~" 'H'
u I Vdr Julv IA Noon = Cation dull
and ensier Mi1Jilug nnInnds y,ii NH.
,iiinu Orleans. 7id' Hnlos ili1l bnles.
Hnles on bnsia fiiddiina nplnnds, nothing
hol",y in,y ni,idiiu" eli Jnrnnin aenin,ns.
her nnd uctoher' Z i'l1d
Dr. M-paIes 1000 hnice. American, Rnsia
miidiing iiuinnIg noi holnw Inv mildIing.
deIIyerable J"iy, d iS'id1l'. ''" ~" "''"''e'
NEW yoi,E' Juiv i.nld ononed nj l'liE.
stoeits beIIer' Westcrn linIon l "wer. Money
lGoii% nor cent. 1,oyernInents duli nnd
'EsehanSe I"nS' VI, sbort 81 po,G.
r"ttnn Am Ii,Jnnd. n 80 origans Inc.
Anles ab bales.
pn,,ros oncro1 l,,v, tnlv. lI15.0omli Oh.
Qor, Anoust llflc, gcnin,,i h,w ili-mliN.r
-pAn,s I'M m uoht.a IN md
inNnnN Inv I'D Nam. liric III. Alroet
rn,c oS,ar1t2 which ~ Ia T. below Gnnk.
'"'N' 'eV'-|s' -" ~ -
ni,,,, n,uo.,
'''
NEW ORLEANS, July l0,-Co,ton-Snl u
bales. Demand only for IinyIo, but no freight
from. Good ordinary osirlct good or inAIy,
l@6MlB b,lBC, low middlng 10 stiirt low mid
ding l596 good mlddling 20 middling
lair, l5limbja AZ; good middlIng 10 strict mid.
ding, l65Sc.
Weeks soles, 1850 bales exports Great
Britain, 100 bales constwise, ,lN bales (;
continent, 2B bacs; net receipts, OO2 bales !;
gross, 7O7 bale.
Cotton dull. Net receipts 100 bnles I
gross lS2 bales; exports, cOastwlse, 10l
bales; stock, 25,OSj bales Great Britain, 400
bales Sales $50 bales
Weekly net receipts, G0I bales; gro y, 100
bales; exports 10 Great Britain, iO0 bales;
France, 982 bales; coastwlse, b,ili baes Sales
900 bnlos.
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TELEGRAPHIC
MIDNIaHT DIsPATCHEs.
FOREIGN.

Prussia 90 Remain Quiet Ia Regard 10
Spanish Amirs surplus of bu'iion
In the Rank ~ Enginnd Spanish
War Iiems-C Conflict Iieiween the
Church aud state Ia the Dominion
Forger. nnnk ~ England Notes.-The
American Team.
BERLIN, July l0.-Court circles de-
clare unfounded the rum0rs OF the In
terventlon OF Germany In Spanish
Colonial affairs, In con Junction with
England and and the United States
LONDON, July l0.-rhe Flnancler
states that the amount OF coin ana
Bullion IN the Bank Of England, IL
the largest ever known.
MADRID, July l6,--I'renoh bands Of
Carlists have refugced In France, ana
the French commander At FORFEIT has
telegraphed to Paris for instructions.
The provinces OF Valencia aud Castleon
are free from Carlists, and the insur-
rection IL now confined to the moun-
talns of Navarro aud the Bosque and
Catulonian provinces. General Jou-
vellar's headquarters are ht Sarinne.
MONTREAL, July 10. Father Russell
IN the case Of the Parish church, IN
this city, has written n long letter to
Mr.. Doules, counsel In the Guidbard
case, In which he sets the latter at de-
flance as to the exc ,ution of the late
Judgment of the Privy council in that
matter. The glst Of the letter Is rs fol-
lows: "This day do not recognize,
more than | did In 1869, the right OF
the civil authorities to Interfere IN
questions which only belong to the
Ecclesiastical domain, and notwith-
standing my deep respect for our gra-
cious sovereign, and my perfect sun
mission to her authority In everything
that belongs to civil matters, am and
will always be obliged to refuse sepul-
ture to J. Guidbard In consecrated
ground as long as nay Bishop forbids
me to grant it.
LONDON, July l6.--The members OF
the American team will compete indi-
yidually. at Wimbledon, for the Albert
cup. valued at five hundred pounds
Sterling, and the Arthur rifle, worth
one hundred pounds sterling, in the
Derby and ST. Leger sweep stakes, for
which there are numerous entries ana
for a series of extra prizes, aggregating
one hundred and ninety-two. They
20 to Wimbledon to-day.
PARIS, July l6.--A majority of the
morning papers inducing even the Or
CANS of the moderate Republicans ex-
press the opinion that NJ. Gambetta
erred, yesterday, in attacking Minister
Buffet in the debate on the Assembly.
All agree that yesterdays sitting was
an unfortunate one for the Left.
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MONTGOME cry.
An Interesting Cotton Cnsc--The Court
Holds TINT the statute Of Limitation
does not Run Daring Absence.

MONTGOMERY, July l6.-An inter
estng legal question arose before
Judge Bruce, Of the United States Dis
lrict Court at this place. William B.
Ford of Memphis, Tennessee, was ar
rested for shipment in 1868 of six hun
dred and sixteen bales of cotton from
this District on alleged fraudulent per-
mits He had been previously inoict-
cd IN the same court of the same Of
Tense, aud under the reign OF Judge
Busted the indictment had been nolle
prosed. Since that time Ford has been
a resident of Tennessee, and the ques-
ton was whether this non-residence
and absence from the State prevented
the running of the statute of Limitation.
After full argument Judge Bruce reius-
ed to discharge the prisoner and held
him in bond of ten thousand dollars
to answer an indictment to be prefer
red at the next term of the United
States Circuit Court
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
OFFICE OF THE DALLAS HERALD

OFFICE OF THE DALLAS HERALD /
July ~, 1875. )
Gold, ll2%@ll3. Silver, 1906
acknowledgements, q per cent premium;
foreign quotations unchanged.
Wheat, per bushel, S0@S5c.
Oats, per bushel, 3O@32c.
Corn, per bushel, In shuck, SO@S5c; shelled,
e5G190c 90
Hay, baled, new crop, per ton, sl3 00@l5 90.
loose do IS 00@l0 co..
Potatoes, per barrel, 40@T5c.
Onions, per barrel, S0Il w.
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New York, July 16.-Judge Donahue
has ordered bill of particulars in the
case of the people against Tweed.
The First Bale Sold at Fancy Price.
GALVESTON, July l6.-The first bale
OF new cotton was received to-day by
Dibrell & Hodges. 1t was shipped
from Brownsville, Texas. July 10th,
bv Robert Dalzell. 1t classes good
middling, weifhs four hundred ana
thirty eight pounds and was sold 10
James Burke of New Orleans for TWEEN
ty eight cents per pound. lt VIII oe
shipped by express to Moody d Jem-
i ison, New York.
Sales of New Cotton.
New ORLEANS, July 16.-Five bales
of new cotton were received from the
Rio Grande and were disposed OF as
follows: One bale, classed good mid
ding, good staple, sold at auction FOR
ia cents, shipped to st. Louis; one
bale classed middling, good staple, solo
at auction for Is cents, shipped to II.
Il. Robertson & Co., New York; one
bale strict good middling staple, CON
signed to Goddard d Co., New York;
one bate sent to Mobile consigned to
J. M. Parker; one bale consigned to
Wonderland & Berge, st. Louis.
Beware Of Bank Of England Nofesi
New YORK, July l6.-Leading bank
ers here have been advised from Lon
don to be prepared for offerings In TINS
market of forged Bank of England ana
Bank of France notes. The dispatch
says large amounts of forged Bank o.
England and Bank of France notes
will be offered in the United States
Caution your friends.
An unusually cold, lowering rain
closed this morning. Dispatches from
the inundated districts reports that the
floods are subsiding.
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AFTERNOON DISPATCHES.


ST.. LOUIS, July 16.-General Woody
Thomson has been remanded to the
custody of the Sheriff of Memphis.
LOUISVILLE, KY. July l6.-George
N. Jackson, Deputy Collector and
Cashier for Collector Buchner, Is forty
five thousand dollss short. jackson
is sick and is supposed to have taken
arsenic.
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THE HERALD JOB OFFICE
Has been thoroughly reorRanixed and In
fully prepared TO do all kinds Of JOB
PRfNTIH0 In the lstesii styles.