The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-06-04

asiSrI sasSV@es sett YAK three per cent. was
49, y 70 and the exemption was
eW ~ b vote Of las to 52. An
hnissa .a. sats Z uniting the exemption for
n,as,s asIE 10 o0o was passed An afrend.
bonds was rejected. TIe D rev Gmsa sses
H Has, saen moved by Mr. Sehenek, when tf,a
Inc House will vote on the tax hill, l.
co aSaso Nv and then the Georgia bill viii lin
ts, Two Or, sections, covering. Mr. sehenck,s
sanH Diiis WI be offered to-morro,n 90 .
Snents to the bill reducing taxation
arnni - me senafe passed q RESOLUTION
ssbRponanga special committee, To sit, di,ri,s !,
recess, to consider MAN ~ r,rn o
snS, ands ON the levees OF the Mississ; my;
ron overflow. ,.sSi, 89g,i .eIs =
MI: Spencer made an t1rsucccssf,,, a., !.
~ aeg up 2 bill for the removal ~ the eAors
M Iis. saoilites Of Martin e. Reynolds of
Z AZ smaemorial and d series Ct rcso,n r, :.
r auvpteo Dy the Israelites of Indisnanotis
n mS R,esented, calling attention to the re-
a r,nIseo massacre or Jews in Roumania md
ec:ahmg ON the President for anr IN esr anu
o eloil h received by the Department Of State
Joint resolution was introduced for tho
OF the pay Of assistant r1larsb,ls on.
saGed IN taking the census. g sA''
CIVIC, ane indian appropriation bill was re- q,
Sqic1 and further considered. -; - : - :
- IL, Cuba, ;fT.',sfr -. ~, 80
WASHINGTON, June s.-The Repubr;con q,
, tnis morning says that the iron-ciad fleet IF
iylng opposite New Orleans has been or.
aeied 70 prepare for sea, and it's Jiestirlation
- supposed to be Key West This looks
o,nan considering that Key West is in
fSr 70
a. Various Items. ~. J
WASHINGTON, juno 3.-In view of the re-
ported outragcS upon the Jews in Koruna
MA, Mr. Adolphe Buchner, an Israelite, ha,
been appointed cOnsul-general at Bucharest
The Reconstruction Committee last might
heard Messrs. Maynard and Stokes at grca;
length on the Tennessee case, and con
Guided it. Some congressional action will
be recommended at the next meeting. Thu
general amnesty question was not consi
dercd. ..... -
The Georgia bill which Mr.. Butler at
tempted to report in the House TO-DAY. il
the same as heretofore agreed upon. Tht
Georgia matter was not discussed in. tht
Reconstruction Committee last night. -Four
teen members were present, eight of whom
it is understood, will oppose the bill. Tt
report was ordered without full commit
tee, and sharp contest is expected in the
House upon it. ~ :.r'-.>,.- ~ ,.,+ .2.ref
=, The revenue receipts to-day were nearl,
81, 000, 900. :ta1' tit : :
The House Committee Of Foreign Affairs
decides against subsidies to foreign cable
companies. ~ :. . -
The President has nominated Wayne
McV eagh, of Pennsylvania, Minister tt
Constantinople, and D. B. Clife assessor Of
the fifth Tennessee district. r L me-
The House Judiciary Committee has
unanimously agreed to report bill author
izing terms of The United States court to be
held at Helena, Ark. g., ....; ..n" ..-.
The New York Herald publishes eight
columns of MIR. Banks's report on Cuba
The report, after giving many petitions
gives the following statements
The CubanS had at Yara, October II,
1865, LAT men, 1900 the 18th of October,
9,7OO in November, and 1900 in DeCem.
Der. They have now 10000 well-armed
men,. There are 60, 900 enrolled and drilled,
but without arms, and, they claim that Will
supply OF arms they can put into the
field 10000 fighting mcn-citiZens, farmers,
and emancipated blacks-men OF the coun.
try fighting for its liberty. These hostile
forces have not forgotten the object for
which they were organized. From the de.
claratiOn of Cuban independence to this
hour there has not been 4 week, scarcely a
day, which has not been marked in the
calendar of war by fierce and bloody con-
tests. No revolution presents a more con.
slant and determined struggle. The cap
lions of the paragraphs, showing the cha.
racter of the report, arc rs follows
Proof of the State of Individuality OF
the Spaniards-Amcrcan Diplomacy-Cha-
racter of the Strugse-Sympatfy with
Cuba = Character of NOTWITHSTANDING
thence of Spain Duty of The United
States-President for Recognizing Cuban
Belligerency."
Red Cloud and the other Indian chiefs
had IN interview with Indian Commissioner
Parker to-day. Red Cloud wants provisions
and ammunition. and wants the tribe adj
vised by lightning telegraph of his safe
arrival. The Grand Council with the Pre-.
sidcnt occurs next week. . 81