The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1875-01-16


the ldo N No. bfostfgnilon ~ eofd MI
dsf, iiio m0lnionoee N law and r,
pfmeHlon ~ M and property Thdi
hearing reflects credit upun ilio aolilIor.
and " any wf1nn las resulted IN,
blame N with the turbulent elements
opposing them
earnestly hsk that sucli action bt
taken by congress m Ia leave my duties
perfectly clear Ia dealing vita the A.
fairs Of Louisiana, giving assurance nj
the same time that whatever may b,
done by that body In tho premises will
be- executed according to the spirit and
letter Of the law, without fcar or favor.
| herewith submit copies Of the docu-
ments containing more specific inior-
nation on the matter.
U. s. GRANT.
New York, January l3.-Moses
Chamberlain, convicted Of sending
scurrilous postal cards through the
mails, was sentenced to pay fine OF
$1,000. Governor rilden refused 10 in
terfere in the cases OF the two murder
ers, Jackson and Jarvis, and they will
be hanged on Friday next. Cable dis
patches announced two months ago
that a portion of one of Murrillo's pic
lures in the Cathedral Of Seville, con-
tanning the picture of st. Anthony, of
Padua, had been taken out of the can
vas and stolen. 1t was supposed the
fragment was taken to America. This
turned out to be true. Mr.. Schaus. II
well known art dealer, on Broadway,
was recently offered by two Spaniards,
the missing picture, and after identify
ing 1t he purchased 1t for two hundred
dollars. Mr.. Schaus has voluntarily
and Internationally placed the work
of art, which Is badly damaged, at the
disposition of the Spanish govern
ment, through Senior DE Vriarts, con-
sui in this city.
LONDON, January l3.-The steamer
Cortes was lost in the bay of Biscoy,
with six of the crew.
New ORLEANS, January 13.-In the
Kellogg legislature n concurrent reso-
luton was adopted to go Immediately
into the reelection of Lieutenant Gov
ernor Pinchback as United States SEN
ator in order to silence all doubt ques-
tioning his title to u seat i'm that body.
So sudden was this movement made
that Pinchback's opponents were APP.
parently struck dumb, no effort being
made to check the movement. The
programme was. carried and Pinch.
back was placed in nomination and
received the following vote: Senate,
eighteen to five. House, forty-eight
to seven. There will be a joint
sess on tomorrow for the official can
vass of the vote of the state.
The reelection of Pinchback brushes
the hopes of several aspirants. The
custom house ring is said to be espe-
cially disappointed at the turn affairs
have taken and the belief is now that
they will favor reconstruction or a new
election.
New ORLEANS, January 13.-The
house and senate met and compared
the journals of yesterday, and declared
p. b. S. Pinchback elected United
States senator, and passed resolutions
requesting congress to Immediately in
stitute u thorough investigation into
the condition of affairs in Louisiana.
HARRISBURG. January l3.-The de-
mandatory resolutions, regarding Lou
isiana, were adopted by IA strict party
vote in the house by one hundred and
two to eighty-five.
MADRID, January l3.-Alfonso was
enthusiastically received at Valencia.
PARIS, January l3.-The LIE SOir
says there are rumors i'm circulation in
the Hobbies OF the assembly to-day that
the Carlists had taken Pampeluna and
General MoriOmo, commanding the
national troops in the north had pro-
nounced against Alfonso.
TALLAHASSEE, Fla, January 49,
The senate met and adjourned.
There was no organization in the
house.
A resolution WAS adapted requesting
Gordon and stephens, of Georgia, to
look after the interests of Florida until
Conover, Piernan and Wells find it
convenient to return to Washington.
WASHINGTON, u. e., January 49,
The proceedings of the Beecher-Tilton
trial are too indecent for the telegraph
column.
Confirmations-Maney, minister to
Eucador; Booker, minister TO Russia
G. w. IDgall, agent for the Cherokees,
Creeks, Chocktaws; Chickasaws and
Seminoles. f.
New ORLEANS, January 14.-Speaker
Wilt to-day telegraphed the president
az follows:
To U. S. Grant, President, Washington:
Seeing from your message that the
Interference by the military on Mon.
day, the 4th instant, with the organ
ization of the house of representatives
of Louisiana was unauthorized by you,
1 now, as speaker of said house, ask
you to direct the military to restore
the statue quo existing Mt the time
General DE Trobriand elected certain
members from the house, in order that
the house of representatives may pro-
coed IN the discharge of its duties with
out molestation.
LOUIS A. WILT,
Speaker of the House of Representa-
tives of Louisiana.
HENDAYE, January l4.-Don Carlos
is holding a council ofwar at Durango.
Alfo.so's reception ut Valencia was