The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-10-16
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
News from Washington.


| WAsFTHsrox, October E.-There are n hun
dred and thirty military and many Treasury
officers here and elsewhere waiting the subsi-
dsnce Of the fever to proceed TO duty in the
| Fifth Military District
Three per cent. certificates, Issued In re-
iemption Of mpound-nterest notes. cannot
| be used as national bank reserve Mu,ilated
| national bank notes mast be redeemed ~ their
| respective banks. Treasury issues OF new
| notes only sent 10 banks in packages OF five
| hundred
| Resolutions have been introduced in tho
Tennessee Legislature favoring Grants uomi-
| nation and the abolition Of the tax on to-
baCco
The Democrats gam three State senator's in
| Iowa and ton thousand votes. The Republi-
| can majority is twenty thousand
There Will be no changes in the Cabinet I'M
| less the secretaries resign pcremptorily, which
is improbable until after the Ner York cleo
| ton.
SECOND DISPATCH.
WAsHrSGToS. October lj.-ThsState Depart
ment has advices from Malta TO September
Goth. The cholera had appeared.
A dispatch from Harrisburg says Sharswood's
majority is IA. The Republicans have fifteen
majority on Joint ballot.
The receipts by internal revenue day
Were :23l 900.
Mr. Randall has purchased site for a new
post office in Boston.
General Beauregard had m interview with
General Grant oday.
Generals Ord and Pope are expected here
omorrow.
n n ri hi hoo iss ai
"TREAsURY DEPARTMENT October II. 1867.
1.-The Treasury Department is prepared to
give five twenty bonds Of 1867 in exchange for
seven and three tenths notes, interest to be
charged on the bonds and allowed on the
notes mp TO time Of conversion. Notes TO be
forwarded to the Assistant Treasurer At New
York or 10 the Department here ut the risk
and expense OF the holder. The bonds TO be
returned At the risk and expense of the De-
partment.
[Signedl "H. McCuLLocH,
Secretary Of Treasury
The lighthouse 1T the south point OF Marsh
island, one of the shell KEYS. Louisiana, was
destroyed during 4 gale recently.
In consultation regarding southern rail
roads General Grant expressed himself to
great energy and that inability TO pay in
dcbtedncss to the Government arises from
causes beyond the control of the managers.
He favors IN extension Of time in all cases.
The Nruh contains the following analysis
of the Ohio election:
at the ele elton for Congressman in Ohio
last year the Republicans carried sixteen out
of the nineteen districts in the State. The
Democrats elected their candidates in the
fifth, twelfth, and thirteenth distrctS-the
latter by a majority of 81, which Deano is
now contesting. Al the election on the Sth
instant the Democrats carried twelve out Of
the nineteen districts, and came within hun
dred of carrying two or three others. In the
two strcts carried by them last year and
not contested, their ma joriticS are increased
from 2,Gj2 10 j,2Gl in the fifth district, and
from &,2lO 10 G,OO2 in the twelfth district
while in the thirteenth district, which is
being contested the Democratic ma ority
is increased from OF TO Si9. In every
Republican district the majorities are cut
down immensely. In the seventh district,
which gave Hon. Samuel Shellabarger 2,l7l
majority last year, the Radicals escaped with
bare i21D majority 1T the recent election ;
reduced from So to 81. In the second dis
trict the Radical candidate was defeated
by nearly loo votes. General Carey, his
successful opponent, although personally
in favor of negro suffrage, is opposed to
forcin. il upon any State, and pledged HIM
self TO the Democracy to oppose any mea-
sure looking To the passage of a bill by Con-
grcss cnfranchsing the blacks either in the
| L..
| regarded rs IN opponent OF the congressional
| policy of reconstruction. The most siSniil-
cant fact about these districts Is the rerolu-
ton in the tenth. This district Is represented
| by Mr.. J. NJ. Ashley, the member Of Congress
| who brought in articles OF impeachment
| against the President As will be seen, the
| Republican loss is =, 0il giving the Democrats
Il majority Of l24 in the district"