The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-09-03

WAsulNGToN, September 2.-William G.
Morris has been appointed United States
marshal CT California rice Rand, sus-
pended, and Claiborne r. Mobley United
States attorney Tor the southern district of
Florida.
Samuel Gresham, the standing Republic
can candidate for Congress in the New Al
banv Qnd) district against NJ. c. Kecr,
has been appointed Judge of the United
States Court for that State.
| Secretary Rawlins had another attack
Yesterday. The cxcrtion of attending the
| Cabinet meeting against his physicians adj
vice caused relapse. The Secretary is
regarded as the champion in the Cabinet
of the generous measures towards the
| South.
President Grant yesterday told Governor
| Sentcr that he had determined not to inter
lcre in State elections. Matters Of law, az
we'll as removals and appointments, would
be referred to the proper departments for
action.
The revenue receipts to-day we're $9l2,-
| 900.
The postal moncy-order system with
| Switzerland went into operation yesterday.
Associate Jucticc Gricr has no present
idea Of rcsigning.
Over Gre thousand suits are pending
| against New York bankers and brokers for
undcrstatemcnts Of their capital. ConTic-
! ton involves fine and imprisonment.
The Lctning Express says: " 1t is said
that General Candy is preparing a report
| 10 the President pitching into the political,
| moral, and social status Of Virginia gene
rally charging the people with hindcling
reconstruction, and being secretly hostile to
the congressional policy"
The customs receipts from August 2lst
| to the 2Sth inclusive were 81 500, 900.
Spanish Minister Roberts authorizes the
statement that the recent publication Of in
| tcrDrctcd letters in the New York .Sua,s n
| forgery. Private letters from Madrid. from
an authoritative source, state that General
| :>icl,lc3 hal offered the mediation Of the
United States between Spain and Cuba on
| the basis OF abolition Of slavery on the
island, and tie payment Of Spain for the
forts, lublic buildings, &c. While Spain
does not reject the mediation, there are
serious obstacles in the way OF the accom-
notation. The impression among many
| Spanish statesmen lie, however, that Cuba
VIII eventually pass from Spanish control.
L IL stated that Spain demands as pre-
| liminury that the Cubans lay down thcl:
arms, which, it is aScertaincd, the Cubans
viii not Go. having no guarantee OF protcc-
ton from Ike volunteers, who, it IL stated,
aim at The absolute control Of the island,
and have Il secret organization to that end.
4 special dispatch hence TO the New York
Times represents the President as saying
to the Scuter delegation from Tennessee
that he recognized Scntcr as n Republican,
and considered that the Republicans who
voted for him still belong to the Republi-
can party; and, in addition, that he would
not remove from Office any Federal officer
in that Stale for having thrown the weight
Of his position and personal influence
against Mr.. Stokes. The President, in con-
clusion, recommended them to harmonic,
and put an end to their difficulties, per-
4onal and political, by & general amnesty
Colonel McArdlc, Of Vicksburs, OF Ia
JcGS corpus fame, is here.