The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-06-02
WASHINGTON.
'-reCial teleSrsms to the Dispatch.l

, 'Ghf between ex-senator Pool and
others.
!. fi-h j. progressing here between cx-
~..na.or Pool. uf NORTH, Carolina, and certain
a.'.rtr> 10 the National Labor Council.
rsdrIl Republican organization. growing
.., OF the attempt Of the former to toiSt
,i.l~.1,r> upon the Council who were selected
nr aip,in,rA by himself and his friends in
lead IT hrlnc regularly elected by regu-
hf'y."r,anii"d constituency. The National
...rt .s,r9. Of thi, city, intimateS tha.
g,,1'> Encouragement. nearly lost North
d. ...ul - The Administration in last sum.
... ,amrli-n. and exposing party secrets
..arllly, going 10 the extent OF minimizing
re. poyl approached it after his dctea, Tor
- ...iIDn t. obtain lis aitl III support Of his
.lliu> iora Cabinet Position.
.ru.r.c,. f.s furnishing Goods to The
Eudiaus.
I,,.. i,.,gi.> who nd for the contracts for
.uru;.ifinG in,iiu~ with goods. aud who
,.r. that while their bids were lower than
....r. they were n,t accepted, intend to
,rirv The mater before Congress. having
,.a,i gn yet any satisfaction from the Secre-
49,. ~ the Interior.
Che American department OF the
vienna Expo>: sion.
Th,, Government pow has adviccs that the
,,9rrican dCllrtmcnt Of tn" Vienna Expo
,a'}nn j. progressing sati>iaelc lily under the
now arrangement and THAT i will soon be in
fr>t.riH>> order.
The President
will start for Long Branch on Thursday.
r...-, tie present cold tcmlclt'tur" holds,
..aG ~, general summer exodus of Govern
Amt clerks and officials will be in order.
III contemplated trip to Virginia seems to
..,, been given up.
sic war Department
'il lu<lnu- tc hear from General Davis
nd hi. Iutioc recruits, and prominent 9TH
81. If the army here think they will GER
NV have disptche, in day or two.
TlMoN.
Various Items.
N,.uryGToS, MAY 3l.-,The President and
Iull, viii resume their Long Branch lesl-
,r,rr on Thursday.
secretary Belknap has gone to West Point
.at, secretary Robson TO Annapolis 10
.sHnrd diplomas.
W,su1>GroS. May 31.--The military All"
r.ur,,i,.> here consider the report OF General
l,nl.'> alliance. with Bogus Charlie and
'Hrg t.I"gcd rant -;dr Modo@> false.
IN. %!iowiu- is rather Il looEe statement ;
IN, War Department condemn the eHorH
- n" Interior Department 10 get Santana
a4d III, Tree released. General Sherman
3, ,'ry plain i'll hi: denuneiation OF the
s,.H,Hr.'
Wtrt.law Reid acknowledges subscrip-
,..,. . through him TO the Greeley statue
,.,rH, t SlGGS3.
The B.. tie Russian Minister Orr.
81. LAST u,> IS And pFATH-rrSERAL SER.
vIrrs * 7. rEThKsEuRGH, ETC.
NV York, Nav Sl.-A letter to the Ir..
.aar from *. peter. s''argh, dated tie 9Th
in.tati., says: "l'he a.. 'sonla,ic career O.
Governor Orr came to j pa. "ui emu oe'oie II
was fairly begun. 1t is not q,. re TWO nlontns
since he arrived in ST. Petersbn.. 0n ana pre-
scntcd his credentials TO the Car. ne was
Suffering at the time from severe
cold contracted during the Atlantic pas. aye
and %hpdr one week after his formal lnsta. ID
ZION in liz new office lie WAS forced to tax,
10 III. ted. From that Cav he did not leave
'l> Apartments. The cod settled on his
,uus,. anJ afterwards passed TO his liver, so
IA. M tioud became seriously affected. No
>rriou> result was apprchcDdcd, however,
acd Oh Friday, four days before he died, his
tDcnd, thought he was slowly but steadily
,mlHr'ju2; but on Monday las. the last
',an"" rta.". snQ he died suddenly at
cciprk
! Il" tmc.n >trviccs were celebrated to-
ia, II the chapel Of the Eng!i.lI- American
~"cIciy. There was no discourse, and the
u.,lJr simply read the impressive ritual of
H., Church OF England, and closed with u
,ant' prayer. The gloomy little chapel was
h., uo means full. Thee we've some dozen
itlIt">. English and American, half a dozen
AInc' l,rtn gentlemen in black, aud thirty or
IOrl' dipIo;Datsts i'll their brilliant light
.Vmhr" court costumes The Austrian am
.">sAd1r Vas there, also the ministers of
'2Nl, raly. Greece, and the attache, Of
"sb'i legations, as we'll ~ Of The foreign
"il",
Nr. j. l.. Orr. DR., the solitary family
.""";"r, stood side by side with General
i"lnG'h, the consul. who wore the iamiiiii!
H"il"im OF ali American brjgadicr-GeneI1' :
~ srcnc Wa iHd.>r!ihably sad.
Aii": The rector had tiri>Icd the service,
-" GiIjiptnalists walked around the coffin,
IA cr'ct dropped upon II u little sand. The
,E!Iinns present did the same.
Agricultural Congress-.
i>nIixarnlIs, MAY 3i.-1lc Arliculturat