The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-03-17

The funding bill will be considered from
day to day by the Ways and Means Com
m'tee until they shall be ready 10 report it
to the House, but the chairman General
%hcnck) says he will not present the bill
to the House until the tariff bill is disposed
Of, as he intends to press the latter until the
House makes final disposition of it. The
indications are that the committee will re-
port the funding bill substantially rs it
came from the Senate.
Governor AshIey's Case.
After thorough examination of the
charges against Governor Ashley, Of Mon
t0na, the Senate Territorial Committee have
agreed to postpone indefinitely the nolnina-
ton of Mr.. Potts, of Ohio. who was sent in
as -tshlcy's successor. This action of the
committee prevents the removal of Ashley.
Tennessee Affairs.
There arc FIVE different interests from
Tennessee 10 he heard before the Recon-
s:luction Committee, and the investigation
will be considerably mudlled by the time
the committee gets through with it. To-
day tho committee gave Il hearing to the CO.
lorcl delegation and others, who ark Con-
grcss to protest the people against the pre-
sent State Government. 1t is understood
that Governor Scn.er has made formal de-
maud Of the President for troops to aid him
,,ps l,n Ia
The Texas Bill.
The Texas bill was not acted upon BY the
Senate Judiciary Committee to-day, as wac
expected. As speedy way of disposing Of
the bill and cutting off debate, some of
the committee are in favor Of attaching the
Texas bill to the Georgia bill.
ahc Georgia Biil-Thr Bullock Wing
dissatisfied - What the President
Said to Them.
\ dclegation of colored men from Georgia,
COMPRISING members of the Legislature. the
Labor Convention. and the late Constitu-
tiona! Convention, all adhcrents of the Bull
lock wing OF the Republican party in that
State. had an interview with the President
to-day, sud represented tina: they were dir
sali-.;cl with tho way in which their case
I,i ,,.,r ..n,,, - .,,o pr,s;lo,, orJ had
co,ro themselves u cvnrcss their rieys and
desires. They had come to protest Against
the adoption Of the Bingham amendment
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conc"rrs the welfare Of nay country
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throw any unnecessary obsiaSse Ill 'ie WI!
a Tor equal rights and franchises oclor'
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r,;r,1 p,ll,r.n ftep-father OF the bride
r.. pr..;l.n, eud Mrs, Grant; member.
q. ,hn Cabinet with the ladies of their in
~ ;,;.s. fine Presidents secretary and hi
la1r. General Sherman, Vice-..imiraI
portor.. on.l y ~, of army md navy officers
with General Banks and otl.rr uembcrs oi
Congress, heaileS rhe representatives Of
every foreign nation, were among the guest
present. Tie nflnT and navy officers were
in uniform, a. were also number oi the
diplomatic corps.