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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-10-13
THE STATE OVER.

HaHs C0phH a negro was arrest
ed aud jailed IA Austin, tor brutally
kicking a little boy,--Mallr Jones
arrested "A man named n, Foreman,
who IA wanted in Arkansas, Labor
IL scarce, 40 Hnya the Statesman. ----
Mullio Black, quadrobn, takes an
pborllye portion and dies.
HvTig C0imLJ-pho location Of The
JIM u, Houston, h al last settled, II n
90 be- on the public square. The age
says Houston can boast Of more lm'
proyomentH than any city in hesitate,
Dallas eaniah0w' more improvements
than my city In the state,
KAUFMAN COnHiH Jim Gibbs, "A me-
gro, cut another, Jim Stayal, three
times with knife, Wounds IainluI,
but not serious. William Perry, u
negro bound Tor Dallas, was pushed oil
the train by u brakeman, and had hi
leg badly crushed, of whlih he died
he next day, The conductor aud two
brakemen are under arrest,
GrdyJ8OR CounW Frank Waterman
has been iined one thousand dollars
for shooting Que Powers In the leg, ----
sheriff Everhart forgot TO pocket his
pipe on entering the courtroom. II
cost him five dollars, The desk Of
the government depot wag hurglari2eG
and some papers and official stamps Of
the war department The wife Of
Il Y, Garrett, living near Pilot Point,
vas shot NJ 10y the drkuneu rOughs,
HJrom Comty The street drum.
mprs hpd II meeting In Fort Worth to
protest aguinHl the levying OF tax on
their occupation 49, The cotton market
IL somewhat depressed Fort Worth
has II city directory. Happy Fort. --
A musician at the Waco Tap, dance
house, had his nose demolished by Il
cowsboy. .-- a lot of prisoners escaped
from the calaboose in Fort Worth last
night. ~ Fort Worth man through
mistake put his ring In the conlribu.
ton box --- A. g. Snced, nm old and
valuable citizen Of Fort worth Is dead.
Bcrar county The police of San
Antonio get u salary OF sixty dollars u
month, "A Mexican stole II pair OF
boots and got jagged "A San Anto.
MO man stole u twenty dollar pair Of
Iegglns, and distauced The police, ---
A man was run over by his team near
Sar Antonio, aud was seriously in
jured. "A man named Nelson Smith
horse whipped his wife, because she
would not kiss him, and also beat her
sister and stabbed man three times
OF whom he was jealous. The Her
aid gives the poor house n blast for its
mismanagement.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-10-13

Columbus (Ga) Tines, Miss Matte
Davie, twenty.one years, sister of Mrs
q 10. Thomas, jr, returned from A Il.
bama about two months since in very
bad health and with her mind very
much impaired, seeming very de
tp0ndent and speaking frequently Of
death Yesterday afternoon, during
the absence OF her sister, she was in
the pArlor at the piano with Mrs Tur-
man. She exercised herself for n few
moments in very pleasant way and
then stepped across the hall to her
room, and in 81 moment pistol shot
was heard, Mrs. Truman ran to the
room and found her lJ ing across the
bed with pistol in her hand, which
she had discharged through her left
breast, just above the heart, killing
her instantly; all weapons in the
house had been discharged several
days before, but she had found a box
Of ak cartridges, broken it open and
loaded one chamber of n Colts navy,
and with it terminated 81 young life
which disease had burdened with more
ills than weak humanity could bear.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-10-13

The Salesman says the dispatches
from the Rio Grande since the late
troubles there have been greatly exag.
gerated. Perhaps in a few instances
they may not have been exactly rue in
every particular but it may be said.
truthfully we presume, that while the
truth in few instances was overtold,
yet in many more it was not half told.
1t would be exceedingly difficult to de-
cciyc an old Texan very greatly, with
regard to Rio Grande affairs. Generally
they come to very correct conclusions,
and this result is greatly assisted by Il
long and very intimate connection with
and knowledge of the situation to,
gether with the tone and temper of the
Mexican frontier population. Eyident>
ly the real situation has been pretty
fairly stated, or our state government
as well as the war department would
not have taken the measures they did.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-10-13

HousToN laughs at the perturbation
of Galveston, caused by Morgans disp
ordinations. The Telegram says Judge
Hrcourts plan will work, and if the
five hundred miles of railway he pro.
poses to build are speedily finished, it
will prove an important check, but
adds Galveston is not greatly distin
guished for thai sort of thing The
telegram should not forget the Cult,
Colorado and Santa Fe railroad Fifty
miles graded in five years That's en-
ergy, surely.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-10-13
"wss he Connected with ~ Saving
Hank g''

Chicago Tribune: A west side cler.
gyman was called out the other night
to minister by the dying bed Of pro-
minent citizen. "Was he connected
with savings bank?n asked the di
vine. "He was trustee" replied the
messenger. well, there's no use In
my going" said the pastor; "still, the
mercy OF heaven Is infinite, and there's
no saying-so | had better go through
the motion; perhapsn
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-10-13

The late elections in tho north will
not help out republican unity in time
to influence the coming session in favor
of their leading measures. Indeed
Blaine is laundering against the admins
istration, and that has no hope OF sue
cesstul resistance except in what may
transpire to its comfort through the
democratic ascendancy in the lower
house, Repubicanism is in u bad way
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-10-13

The impression seems to be general
that nothing will be done during the
extra session of congress, except to pass
the appropriation bills. We trust that
every important question now demand.
ing attention will be acted upon, If
this is done it will run the extra into
the regular session, and that will not
get through all its labors before next
June, if then.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-10-13
Incredible EIect OF the ballot on
women I'm Myomiur

II Is averred that some of them ac.
tually declare themselves older than
they really are in order to get chance
to vote. A contemporary considers il
probable that Wyoming il the only
place on earth where such a thing ever
happened. The fascination OF politics
upon the human mind never had a
more striking illustration.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-10-13

UNCLE BomY, of the Marshall HcraLi,
now thinks that the United States
should establish "protectoratc over
the disturbed district, il not the entire
nation Of Mexico" That's the talk
and n war is the very thing to bring
about thercsult, Shakcl
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-10-13
dlailg AeraId,

fnR nAiLY HERALD IN punished oyGS
nnrnlng, erllpt on Non inyi N $40 pr
nnnun Ia AlVanoe, postage propnl II oi
2I0enM per week delivered Ia the city
ADyHRrlsEIgO WATl9i One square Cen lines
nOnpnrelO ono time VI 40, ,Gh subsequent
monthly and yearly 'ndyertlfom
TIM WEEKLY HFRALp ~ published every
Saturday n0rnl ~ NJ 81 60 per year post
nga prepaid.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-10-13

Cob JOIN w FoRNEY's retirement
from the Philadelphia press is signf,
cant Of the entire success Of the Times.
Forney is nothing but partiaon, and
no merely portizm paper could main
tain itself against the able independent
Times. Forncy's successor announces
that hereafter tho Press will be indie,
pendent.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-10-13
DIR. y. JON -
OFFICE OVER OGDEN a woLFF's STORE.
Cor. Elm and Lamar Streets, Dallas Tesas

Does general practice In Msiiciaeand o..
geTg. Gives special attention 10 diseass.. y,
rCnieli and children, and 10 ali diseases -,
tainirR TO Office practice. per
OFFICE CONSULTATION FREE
A circular on diseases OF the Heat
Lungs, Nasdl CtaagTh. DDsfei.ti,, J,,,,,,ii..
He0ioTThOitis, he, will he sent 10 any ~
lIess, by mail, on receipt OF two three cent
Also Pirate Circular sent tss,lo,f nm ,eo,t,,,
OF two three cent stamps. 'S0sif'
once hours TO II a. m, % and 10 .
"h' Iy2sdtf
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-10-13

A COOP many parties and shades Of
parties will be felt in the Austin NUM-
cipal election, if one Judges by the pa
pers. Straight radical, liberal republi,
can, prohibition, workingman's and
straight democrats, It's II lively mess
nnu hnM
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-10-13
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
a GAR ID.

MesSrs, bargain ~ TreztVNnt, General Agents
Fire Association OF Philadelphia;
GENTLEMEN-I take great plua'ure in ac-
knowledEiug payment in full 50 800 eff the
Insurance ON my dWellin}, destroyed by fire
ON FridNy, October hth, aud white the pay.
ment was only villa | expected from any
settlement shows fully the advantage To all
insirers In placing business direct In the
hands OF manage rs, whose position enables
them To adjust and settle, without wal lug
Tor instructions rom some di tnnt home
office or agency headquarters. Respcct.
fully, HENRY IOISn,
Dallas, TeXas, October II 1871. octl9dgt
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-10-13

MoNDAY congress meets, and the con-
test for the speakcrship is the absorb.
ing subject of interest, Mr.. Rondall's
chances improve each day and unless
tho opposition fuse perfectly, he will be
chosen ON the first ballot
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-10-13

TnrY become as badly demoraliaod rs
did the Georgia soldiers Mt the sight of n
goober patch during the war--Shaman
Rcgisicr
Or as Martin did when he scented
something blue.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-10-13

TnosE peslIy grangers are again de-
manding that the Examiner, their organ,
should become exclusively nm agricultu
raj paper. The Ecomiaer can't see it in
that light, and it refuses to 90 to the
pillow handles emphatcolly,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-10-13
-Four Hundred and Nine Years fore
th rist.

A plaster cast of tablet containing
"A treaty made by the Greeks in 400 b
g., and containing mention ofthe first
political acts Of Alcibiades, has ia I
been received at Washington by the
officials OF the state department The
tablet was discovered in Greece In
April last, aud sent to this country by
Mr.. Read, our charge d'atlaires.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-10-13
oRDINANCm.

IA ordinance 20 construct q ndeiOalk on JeGtr-
son street,
Section |. he IL ordained by the City Coun-
ell Of the.city OF Dallas that the Engineer be
and Is hereby ordained 10 construct good
gravel sidewalk on the east side OF Jefferson
street from Columbia street to Commerce
street.
Section .. That the City Engineer proceed
TO construct said sidewalk IN accor,iance
with the provisions OF the city charter. and
OF the uniform width OF ten feet.
Section ;. That the City Secretary proceed
TO notify the parties owning property along
said proposed sidewalk rs provide for by
section 10 of city charter.
Section T. That this ordinance go into eI-
Iect from a d after its passage.
Approved this 5th day OF October, 1877.
W. l.. & ABELL, Mayor.
Attest: ,. u HEREFORD, Secretary. octG-lut
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-10-13

We VIII ind buyers for Lands, Farms aud
City Property. We will find rrnt.rs ,or
Farms, Dwellings and stores. Furnish AZ.
sttaeis, perfect titles. pay tx $, etc. Neeoti
sc ioans on real estate security. MAKE sur
yeys and partit ons ofiand in city or coprtv
Buy. sell AMI locate Ian cerfincat $.
rams aud city property In the Notth 10
exchange for Texas property.
Having an extensive acquaintause with
capitalists OF the older states, whose attef-
ton j. turned In this direction, parties ~
'!nng 70 sell property will do well 10 place
y our hands. oessr,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-10-13
+ LsWlLLEMEr&Co. Real Estate AGENT.

Il nave for saie q genus
a iaige amount OF Improye,t ord tr..t...
PiT"sfu Ftopertv I'm the city of dallas
uhimprOVed Property: lots an p,,s,. -
nut Shh JacintO, Bryan, in tho sst,o,a,. -,
anu al other portions OF Tho oils, ".
we've docks In Halls addition '' anu
improved Property: Lot Sit91o TO-, go.
~ Cak Street. Two houses Mr. ri Sr
SCHWlhss. Very cheap ' % l.
Lot and House on live mi, .,r.-.
,,e,, ~ ' es Oh Ground, with fine improve-
ra ~, que mile sOut of Cou.t Hnnse.
N, i NY NY property: 23ls Acres o. Land. ono
n,, ~ l.e corporate limits of lie cite
f,,,r ~ ~ % acre Lots, two aud a. baif miles
Ohe Very fine Improved Farm adiointn,
ne sne 'oWh OF Lancaster. we're ebrsn ana -,
49, 49, ttIlhs. Also tine Ifnnroydi Esr,,.
yearly income = 40 -" PiV'oI ARM
80, s,VJ;ly OF Lands in Dallas. Ellis. nm. Den.
, In faIker, Iarrapt, Wise. and othar cnur-
Ties IN North Texas 49, "''u "''iei oouh-
TN. dilp iiOV.ed aud Unimproved Prpperty for
-. ~ Tue city. Also, several farms for
~ a. w le,'>e on reasonable terms
a.. "anlci' partner with capital Of fzl1
d. 49, r.. 10 2 COOL established business
ciI a., silss will find IL 10 their advantage 10
- ~, ~ W. rs we have several other offers
'oI paying Investments.
a Tor further particulars enquirn al our Of.
49, r. l.. WILLEMFT AgO.
Real Estate Agents, corner Main and Pow.
hSVts' OcE-lW
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-10-13

The following privileges for the entire week
OF inc Fair, commencing the I'D day OF Oc.
tober:
|. First Beer Sand, with first choice of LOT.
= Second Beer stand, with second choice
oflOt.
lot. HWY VI
Beer only 10 be sold at The Beer Stands.
I. Three Cigar Stands.
.. First Restaurant, with privilege of build.
ing and kitcheu-no stoves
o. Second Restaurant.
!. Third Restaurant.
=. Fourth Restaurant,
9. Fifth Restaurant.
10. sixth Restaurant.
No RendUrdHt 20 ScR oVsicys.
IL Two Ice Cream stands.
y. TWO oyster Stands, exclusively, In
~ Two Soda AMI Lemonade Stands,
II. Four Fruit and Nut stands.
10. One Shooting Gallery.
l6. One skating Rink.
u. One Flyin. Horse.
IL. One Swing.
~. One Stand for thesale Of Dtv tioo,l,, ~,
Notions. 'iiu
~. One stand for the sale Of ieweIry.
,hNcluslNe privilege Ot Bar for the sale of
wines and Liquors, excluding bee and so.
Rars, with The entire rooms underneath tie
Grand Stand. " ''i'
Twenty-Five per cent on said bids must ba
paid AT time Of sale before the same wifi he
accepteu, ana the remainder to DO paid in
.qual ually instruments on the first sectnd
,nd thlrd day. Of the Fair, before 40 o'e'oelr
'aen Jay. Tickets To occupants of tbese
privileges and their attendants viii H.
charged as 10 visitors OF thegate.
Any privileges not here enumerated and
lot IN conflict with those enumerated. may
'e applied for and will be duly considered |
]. 3 HEREFORD. Sec'y.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-10-13
DALLAS, TEXAS.
SATURDAY MORNING OCTOBER ~

LiyEoAT COUNTY is tired of local OPP
ton, and will petition for its repeal
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-10-13

The undersigned desires to return his sim
cere thanks tn the patrons OF the late tirm
OF j. L, Murphy Il Co.. and recommends the
new firm of Cummins Il Davis to their fn-
vorable consideration.
Octlldlm l. p, MURPHY
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-10-13
lie, Love Abide in ryery ncar,. ;,

Maysville (Ky.,) Bulletin. Henry
Turner, a bright little fellow, nine
years old, died Of diptheria ON Sunday.
When the funeral procession left the
house, a small pet pig the child had
raised and had been devotedly attach.
ed 10, followed the hearse containing
the remains OF It's friend, and In spite
of all the efforts 10 drive II back, fol-
lowed the corpse the distance of four
miles to the burial ground, most Of the
16n1 femaiDiDg between the hind
tQf the hearse. AS the grave
enclosed by a fence and had
Pc little grunter, after several
Eet inside, laid down, almost
under one OF the horses.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-10-13
For Sale.

- UN-DJuule hartelei--fOr tho west
" one rined, the other shot, nude By n
in England last June $50. Brass bullet
mould complete, Only been fired once, the
party selling has mousse for IL, having set
tied In Dallas, 70 be- seen at back d Hares
store, S22 Elm street, Dallas. OctD-lw
ID ErAlL SAMPLE ROOM-WoIl cstab-
IL llshcu ana IN good location stock
aud fixtures will be sod cheap for cash. "No
lana :" or present oCcupnnt VIII sell one
hnl interest low. Adore &C." Herald Of
il0e. oct5UlnoVl
4 WELL ESTABLlSHE BUSlNE SS--
N with daily income OF 81 to $40, tor $3.50,
For particular inquire nj j. +. MURPHY n
CO.'S, 10 Lamar street sep27-lm
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-10-13

MACHINES CLEANED--Ladios Il you
WI wish your sewing machine cleano or
repaired, send II TO B leachmnn NJ the
Howe Machine onio, 500 Main street, Price
reasonable ana work guaranteed, octl2-lw
NJ uTlCE-No shooting viii be- allowed at
~ Longs luku unless under permits signed
by the Undersigned, CHAs. MElSfEl.
HAMS, ocE'lW
Two MoVrFURNlrUnE, PIANOS, LOOK-
i Ing Glasses, u O., with care, and very
cneap, ii. H. kREUl lGR Leave orders NJ
j. i Murphy Il CO., Lamar street oct2-lm
NNTANrED 90 Everybody TO have thoh
w clothes cleaned, dyed and repaired at
JACOBBW EBERS cleaning and Dyeing lGs-
tablishment, SOD Main street, Dallas. sHts-
faction warranted. iulyll-lyr
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-10-13
DISSOLUTION.

Notice is hereby given that ON the 18th of
september, 1871, the real estate firm off. L.
Murphy &Co. was dissolved by mutual con.
sent, John =. Murphy retiring, and the bu-
sinesS continuing In the uameofw. +. Cum.
mins and j. IL. Davis.
JOHNP. MURPHY,
w. +. CUMMINS.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-10-13
To Rent
miscellaneous Wants.

NrED,--h nrat.class hotel runner fer
w the Windsor hotel. Good salary TO u
good man. Octi2-2w
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-10-13


thia column lor fwenly-Fiye Cents
Misunderstanding
NIuTlCE-AdyerHssmruHmu5 nohanded
~ into our business 0iloa up no p M,
anu mo We composing room illl %, n
Waatsd Boarding.
DuARpING. IRE rawlings hotel Main
~ street, ono block ON thr linton DEPOT,
unll ~ Texas hHylng changed hands and
undergone thorough ruuuVHliun ana fnpulr
IN now oprn iur the layullug public, Two
good dining room girls wanted W. u,
dlhplilLL Proprietor octldlE
Ollll4.-lt oOpeuug OF the fremont
~ House, Ni2 MRin street N has been 10.
m0dled ana uoWly furnished, II VIII nh Gpn'
Quoted IN good style, ana terms moderate,
MrH W. Mccormick, prOpTleireAs, uolu2W
ElRsr CLASS BoARplNG-At tho Bryan
4 House, Lamar street, Convenient Tor
hnaluesh men n0G-sw
nOARDERI-TMreo gen llomen, or Reulle-
ID man ana Wilo, can ilnd good board Rnd
room by applying 40 DOWniug's Photograph
dalltiY Al Main Hlrouli opposite Lndfnnd,
ooni'tl
Wanted-female Help.
A WOMAN 10 do general homework for u
~ small family, White preferred, Apply
10 ~, NJ Kahn n Bro, octl2.lw
To Rant,
DARK-My beautiful park, known nm
1 FrAkcAti, ~ l1r rent. Terms moderate,
j, NJ, PATTERSON, uCtl2'lw
I'llE GROUND E'LOOR, 1926 feet, under
MediCHl Institute, Handsomely nttud
w Tor millinery nlore or ofiicu, Apply TO
HUGHES BROS, al Elm street, sep9i,tf
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TWENTY-FIVE CENTS COLUMN,

fnur-linn Advertisements Inserted lWiCuiu
thla COLUMN fur Twenty-Five renH.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-10-13

Texans arc acquainted drought toL ,--wfih ia
wonderful merits of that .rcut American Remedy
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1877-03-04

On Friday, in the House, the conference
report on the deficiency appropriation was
adopted.
The army appropriation bill was reported.
IL contains clause that no portion of the
appropriation can be used to support any
State government by the army. 1t removes
distinction on account of color. A special
clause that neither the government of South
Carolina or Louisiana shall be supported
until organized by Congress. A motion to
suspend the rules and pass the bill was
agreed to. 1t goes to the Senate
The river and hsrbor bill was reported
and failed of two-thiIds vote, and must
take it's regular course.
In the Senate the conference report on
the deficiency appropriation was adopted.
Mr.. West reported that the conference
committee on the postoffice appropl iation
we're unable to agree. A new conference
has been ordered. Mr.. West stated that
the conference had agreed upon all but the
railroad Brazil and China sub sides.
The Senate committee was willing to re-
duce the Brazil subsidy to S600,OO0; the
House was unwilling.
The conference committee on naval ap.
prOpriations were unable to agree. new
conference has been ordered.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1877-03-04
Thu Rniirnnh nn1InnI,.

Elsewhere in this issue will be found an
assuring and hopeful letter from our Rep
resentatives in Congress to President
Wheelock, of the New Orleans Pacific rail-
way directory. Under the adverse circum-
stances of financial depression and political
excitement, work on the New Orleans
branch of the great Texas Pacific railway
has yet made rapid progress, and the diree-
tory is determined that it shall be continued
and completed. Fortunately our railroad
connection with the growing region of
Texas does not depend upon the bounty of
Congress or upon the completion of the
grand trunk line to the Pacific coast. The
New Orleans branch to Texas will be com.
plste in itsel it can be finished with South
ern capital, run for the benefit of our own
people, and it will pay.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1877-03-04
From the Rio Grnnde.

A Brownsville special to the Galveston
Ne,rs OF February 2S, says:
The ostensible cause assigned for the ar
rest OF Cortina is that he dlsobeyed the or
der OF General Canales to leave Matamoros
and march to Linares. COrtinaS friends
reply that said order came through Re-
vueltas, no never publicly recognized the
Diaz government, and who was its known
enemy, and consequently not the legitimate
channel through which to convey orders.
10 addition they say Revueltas was act
ing under forged OrdeTs and who would
believe hint After the arrival of Canales,
COrtina was not allowed to see any one
1t is charged that Cortina has net applied
money collected as duties to the public
ust; that he has sent supplies of clothing
arms, etc., to his rancho, instead of issuing
them to his men. 1t ia said arms, ETC.,
have been found at his rancho,
1t is reported and believed that Canales
seized 200 horses at COrtina's rancho and
mounted his men on them, and took 400
beeves for the use of bis troops. He says
Cortina has violated the compact between
them, and has been intriguing against him;
that he is going to sift the matter to the
bottom and ind out who has been bsokiu g
him.
Some are of opinion that Cortina's life is
in danger.
Last night Colonel Cristo returned to
MatamOros upon assurances from Canales.
1t is ascertained that the customhouse
paper issued by Revueltas will be repu.
dated. Some merchants of MatamorOs hold
large amounts and will suffer heavily.
This evening there is new charge
against Cortins, that he had courier muir
dered who brought him dispatches from
Canales. 1t is reported that Cortina will
be tried by court consisting of three Gen
- u. L
mitted scarcely any one to see him tor the
last two days, protesting 10 be transacting
important business. Cortjna's friends con.
slider his danger increasing,