The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1875-01-23

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j. lL VnuelHn through hisuitpm.y
Judge John s.. Campbell, has iIl.I %
peiidon w the hXth district cuur,
claiming one hundred thousand dollar
damage from Sheridan, Emory, bCiru.
brinnd aud fl. j. Campbell, who. IN
the iDurlh ofJunuary unluwmlly, viO-
ipully and i0rcihlv made an ASSAULT on
petitioner, aud elected and thrust him
rom the house OF representative,
where he claimed sent
NAsnVGLLE, Tenn, January lO.--I'hc
Two houses of The legislature bnllutcd
separately lur United States senator
to-day, without any result. in the
senate the vote stood, Johnson, sis
stephens, six Brown, three Bale,
four; Savage, TWO; Quarles, two; Ew-
ing, one; Kennedy, one, The result
of the second and third ballots
were the same rs the first. In the
house no nominations We're made, and
but one ballot had. johnson received
twenty-five; Stephens, eleven Brown,
eleven; Bale, eleven; Quarles, five;
Ewing, six; Savage, six Brownlow,
two; Hawkins, ore. Both houses nd
journed till tomorrow.
DOVER, Del, January l0.--Governor
Cochran was inaugurated ut noon to-
day. The oath was administered by
Willard Salisbury, chancellor. The
governor in his inaugural, denounces
military interference in Louisiana. \
vote will be taken for United States
senator by both houses tomorrow.
Bayard will be reelected.
MINIATURES, January Ex-senator
Carpenter aud Governor Washburne
have been invited to address the mem
bers of the legislature on "Wednesday
on the condition OF affairs in the south.
Carpenter has accepted but Wash
burue's intentions are unknown.
ALBANY, n. y, January l9.-ln the
assembly this afternoon Il. Herman
was nominated for the United States
senate, receiving seventy-0ne votes,
agoins, fifty-two for Edwin D. Morgan.
In the senate kierpan received thir-
teen to seventeen for Morgan.
PROVIDENCE, II, l., January 10
The general assembly met to-day.
The governors annual message is
confined to state affairs. Two ballots
were taken for United States senator,
without All election. Burnside leads.
HARTFORD, Conn, January he.
lt,,.l-n nf thA la rtf nrl A ,naiiaun
is dead.
AUGUSTA, MAINE, January 10
Hamlin was reelected senator to-day
HARRISBURG. Pa, January l9.-TEe
republicans have nominated John
allison, present register Of the United
States treasury, for senator.
New YORK, January 19.--Tbe special
meeting of the union league adjourned
without action upon the resolutions
concerning Louisiana.
New YORK, January 10.-William
III. Aspinwall, well known in shipping
and commercial circles, is dead.
VICKsBURG, January l9.--Federal
bayonets have restored order, or other
wise, in the sheritf's office.
WASHINGTON, January 2O.-The cab
met meeting yesterday considered the
Virginius matter. Except Mr.. Fish
there was unanimity that the matter
should be pushed In this connection
it is stated, on excellent authority, that
the vessels of the gulf squadron are or
drred to coal and rendezvous at Key
West
Some senators consulted to-day al
the Arlington The finance question
disturbed the unanimity of the meet
ings. Details are inaccessible.
At the meeting of the republican
central committee tonight, resolutions
were adopted sustaining throughout
the action Of President Grant i'll the
Louisiana matter, and setting forth,
that if even what was done was illegal
it WAS done without the knowledge OF
the president, and with Il sincere de
sire on tE!e part of the officers of the
government TO perform their duty.
In the senate Mr.. Clayton introduced
q bill to protect each state against In
vasion and other purposes. Referred
to the committee OF military affairs.
Irwin has written 10 the house, oDer-
inc to purge himself Of contempt and
to answer all proper questions. lie
will be examined 80 day.
A resolution calling ON the president
for information as to the use OF the
military in Vicksburg, was offered 10y
Mr.. Oijri II, OF Maryland, but was OBJ
ject to by Lynch Of Mississippi.
Ia the Senate, the legislative, judi,
cial and executive appropriation bill
was read the third time and passed.
The amendment submitted by Mr..
Ransom, appropriating iifty-four hun
drsd dollars for an assay Office mt Char
lotte, n. G., and submitted by
Robinson appropriating nine thousand
five hundred and sixty dollars for the
office of assistant treasurer at Charles
ton, S. c., were agreed to.
The fertilization appropriation bill
aud the consular and diplomatic APP
preparation bills were passed;
Mr.. Logan introduced q bill author
izing the payment of prize money tc
the captors of the steamer New Era
No. 8.
The senate then took up the amend,
ment to the constitution proposed by
the committee on privileges and cleo
lions, providing for the election OF
president aud vice president.
Mr.. Sherman gave notice that after
the amendment should be disposed of,
he will claim the floor TO finish his re-
marks on the Louisiana question.
The fertilization appropriation bill
which the senate to-0ay includes the
following items: For Fort Monroe,
Hampton Roads, $780, 600; FortMoultrie,
Charleston harbor, SD, 900; Fort Pulas-
XII. Savannah, $25, 900; Fort jefferson,
Garden Key, Florida, $4,000; Fort