The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-08-05
rations. One of the points where this is
particularly great is Memphis, Tennessee.


TIVE GEORGIA PobIT1CAI TROUBLES
Wnsb;agfon. August 3.-InfOrmatiOn re-
ceiyed here states that the Bullock party IN
Georgia have decided to construe the ACT
admitting that State adversely to O state
election this fall. Accordingly, the LeglsIa,
ture. which is now in session. has decided
TO continue its term of Office indefinitely,
thereby preventing an adjournment SINE
die. and declaring, at the same time, that
no vacancies exist in the Legislature to be
filled by any cIectio on. This is, sudden
change from the views entertained lew
weeks since, and 1t is said will certainly
lead to trouble in the State, as the Conserva-
tives are determined to hold an eiectlon.
Attorney General Alderman has been ap-
piled to i'm an Informal way for an opinion on
the law, but declines to respond except on
application through official sources. The
President is represented as favoring q new
State election, and the prompt admission OF
senators and members Of Congress next
December. ....
PRIORITY IN UNITED STATES CoURTs.-An
important law, passed In the last days OF the
session, giving certain parties priority IN
United States courts, Is to-day officially pro-
mulgated. 1t provides that in suits and
actions, either at law or in chancery, now
in any of the courts Of the United states,
whether original suits in the courts OF the
United States or brought into said courts
by appeal, writs of error, or removal from
any State court, wherein State Is party
or where the execution Of the revenue laws
Of any State may be enjoincd or stayed by
judicial order or process, 1t snail De the
duty of any court in which such cause may
be pending. on sufficient reason SHOWN, TO
give such cause the preference ana priority
over all other civil causes pending IN sllch
court between private parties, andthc Statc
or the party claiming under the laws OF the
State the execution of whose revenue laws
is cnjoined or suspended, shall have right
to have such cause heard at any time after
such cause is docketed in such court in pre-
ference to any other civil cause pending Ill
such court between private parties.
Under u new law United States grand and
petit Jurors are to receive S3 per day for
actual attendance in court, and i've cents
mileage going and returning.
THE FIRST BANK FORMED TO ISSUE GOLD
NoTEs.-The first national bank to issue
gold notes, as per the provisions of the re-
cent act Of Congress, will be established in
house of Messrs. kidder, Peabody & Co.,
of that city. They Will have capital of
$500, 900. A Washington correspondent
states that the necessary papers in the pre-
misses will be issued by the Comptroller of
the Currency Us soon rs the matter can be
reached. The only question not settled is
that relative to the name of the bank. The
Department must of course prepare new
notes, and it will probably be three months
before the institution gets into operation.
Correspondence has been had with other
houses in relation to this style of bank, but
none have made direct and formal appllca-
ton as yet for the authority.
WASHINGTON, D. c., August l, 1870.
To w. T. Bonz, Treasurer Indianapolis,
Cincinnati and Lafayette Railroad Conn.,
pdny;
You will not withhold tax on coupons on
bonds due to-day. j. ". DOUGLASS,
Acting Commissioner.
A patent has been issued to Virginia l..
Baker, Richmond, for bedstead and cot.