The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-03-31


Noantnis meadow Massacre rhs
ahio Democracy iigp ON the Prssi-
dents South~ra Policy.
INoon Associated Pres Report
WAsHlNoruN, March Mr.. La
mar il much better and able to sit up.
Mail service has been ordered 10 the
Black Hills country.
The return Of General Sickles 90
minister to spain haz not been consid
cred.
The Ossipre has sailed from Pensa-
cola for a cruise around the north coast
ofCuha.
The president has as yet found 10
plan adequate 60 avoid sn extra session
81 Congress.
Captain William Prince Is ordered
TO the department Of the gulf as chief
OF ordinance.
Senator Paterson beaded a delega-
Of niue persons from south Caroliua,
Ut the white house.
simonCsmeron pleads 10 the breach
oftrust case, that he never promised
marriage, as alleged
Senator Christiancy 20 to Mexico,
and Minister Foster, now IN Mexico,
transferred 10 span.
\ Columbus. Ohio, dispatch says the
Democratic caucus passed resolution
a. vote blank for senator.
The PaStdcktt hAs been ordered
fsom Nostork 20 New York. where
she viii be Admiral Bowan's flagship.
Senator Patterson, With lis South
Carolina delegation, repea ed their
speeches to-day To the attorney gen
eral, who gave them no decisive an
swer.
Mr.. Marshall, present first assistant
postmaster general, declines taking
second place under Tyi e. He will
have some important but independent
position.
Judge W. w. Gibbs, colOred, OF Ar
kansas, who was elected az large on
the hayes aud Wheeler ticket, mad an
interview with the presideat,o day:
The nomination Of Mr.. Stone, rs
district-attorney. for south Carolina,
was recommitted, aud went over. The
chief point against him, seems incom-
potency.
AL the monitors at Port Royal, ex-
cept :he Dictator, have been ordered
TO Savannah, 10 remain in fresh water
two or three months to clear their
bottoms Of baruacles. They will ar
rive two at time.
IL ~ learned at the white house that
the consideration OF the Southern
question will he commenced to-mor-
row, and conclusion probably reached
at nm extra session on Wednesday.
tits finally settled that Hamiin takes
the craftsmanship OF the COMMITTEE
ON foreign relations, Terry chairman
ship Of postal committee, and Morton
remains the chairman OF the commit.
tee on privileges and elections.
The appointment Of l.. +. Williams,
for many years assistant clerk in the
office Of his department. seems to give
general satisfaction. Columbus. Alex.
ander and George Hin, Jr. are Doug
lass hondsmen.
A special from New Orleans indicate
the breaking vi the status quo ia Louis
isna affairs by fackard's militia,
which must result in u clash ofsrms be-
tween thetwo governments unless pre-
vented BY the military.
J. M. Marshall, ex-first assistant
postmaster, has been appointed suncr
iniendent of the railway mail service,
with headquarters nj Washington.
This does not III srcede Mr.. Vail, as
the law allows two such Offices.
A number OF additional applicants
have appeared for the position of
United states marshal Tor Georgia,
among them J. McReed and J. Wise,
OF Atlanta, J. J. Morrison and Colonel
Anderson, of Newton, w. A. Bedell,
of Columbus, and DR.. Moore. Major
smythe is endorsed BY Adair +. How
ell and Cunningham In strong letters.
"N N"e'tch htcNbsh Will DC netu
regularly on Tuesdays aud Fridays,
nuless some extraordinary emergency
arises, ard will bs called for careful
elaboration over subjects that have
heretofore been alluded To In the cabl.
net
The president said he was sincere In
his policy, and would adhere to u until
satisfied Of its impraeticability. For
eight years. the president said, the
policy OF force aud the musket had
been tried In the south. but had failed,
aud public sentiment demanded .
change.
Judge Gibbs said that the nomina-
ton Of NJ. Key as postmaster general
had excited some alarm, hut II was
fully Offset ty the nomination Of Mr..
Douglass. Judge Gibbs assured the
president Of the intention Of the coli
orsd people to support him in bis n,es-
sures OF recognition between the sec
lions and the RACES.
The Star says; NEARLY all the
Louisiana politicians who have been
In the city for weeks, la the interest
ofthe Nichols government, leave for
New Orleans, tonight They say they
have sssafsnces that the order for the
Withdrawal Of ia. army from south
Carolina and Louisiana. viii DO pro-
posed 1t the cabinet meeting on next
Tuesday. sni the army viii Withdraw
70 tbs military reservation next We'd
pssdsy.n f ~
The week juss ended hes been oss Il
great rush and harry 81 tho exsoutlve
mansion, - 70 wss thought necessary
- pvspsss great nanber u nomlAs-
lions to b. sent 10 the vs1sD6as and d
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