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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-07-01

ISrHRyAL-TAx REcEIpTs.-The Commits
sioncr of Internal Revenue, Monday, stated
that the aggregate receipts from internal
taxes for the fiscal year which ends To-Day
will reach one hundred and two and nall
millions. Before the panic he contemplated
an estimate of one hundred and three TO one
hundred and five millions, but reduced II 10
one hundred millions. The result shows a
degree of recuperation even 10 excess OF
Commissioner Douglass liberal estimate.
There was discouraging outlook during
the first bali of the year, but since that time
there has been d steady gain. and during the
last three months of the year the gains nave
indicated unusual business activity III many
of the branches subject to taxation.
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TIE KILLING OF BERRY AMOS In the
Criminal court yesterday the counsel for
Clark, one of the parties indicted for the
murder of Berry Amos, asked for an imme.
date trial of their client. States Attorney
Knott objected to such course unless the
two other accused men were also put on
trial at the same time, in which event he
was willing to proceed with the case. Judge
Gilmor indicated that the proper method
would be for Clark's counsel to move a
severance of his case, but the matter was
dropDed without any such motion being
made. baltimore american, 30M.
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TctIrS from Petersburg,

.''D. 90 Of III" Richmond Di,psrch.l
I'ETEH$HrHG. jane %. 1874.
@a"u' q 'ck this morning four Of the
.'...'1'...ry MVirt> employed on the Pc
..'''.@ hH',' al sUccrcdrd in making their
'-.'i' arr L ticld. Their names are Will
~''t, T.. / II lmtrlck, G. SImoine, and
- u. Hir-"A simoinc was subsequently
AHr"d. blIt.be others are still at large.
..'' hgG'r "Itii"h street formerly occu
:.'' 10y Hf. Jtt'S VI. DOnuan, now United
~a'"> '"u~Gt a, Belfast, Ireland. was sold
. ..1'i'i Tor $50. IT WIS purchased by
!. .. A'hrn>, /.
". ~i""hrT i,rri>on has entirely rccov-
49," iEoA lie urirs inflicted on him by
O." 'A!"'>."n Of cart-load Of pyrotcchnicS
~. ,ar N-u; OF l.. celebration of the Con-
@.E'Ai'" MuN5cil victory.
/" t"}!rh"> yc> rday were largely attend
S" "o'" H'i~'%h0lr the extreme heat, aud
'"'t'S I" >lHNn">s. Jscnce, e.. on the part
''i' '"' -!h!s'v.. the pulpits were VA
'''','a "li'd, 81 the congregations had
".i""> glliist> / N their regular pastors.
'.''N''f I'll. ltar, son, of Richmond Col
- preached morn = and night at The First
h~.'i>l church, Times 10 large and de-
49,. "a audiences. rev. Mr. Twitty, of
1-ilcu.bUro'. y. G. .yrcachpd n nm. Wash.
4=fou.>lrert Ncboc;, Eniscon1i chnrnb
..... ,r..,,r NJ c.,.;nh Hiu2'o -, Inuion'
occupied the ,a,lni, q I,r yy;,tor.noon,,
'"Dic" ithc IH1b-Str.t Presbyterian at
-m. The puIpi, of . Panps E I 81
gMrc!! will 5r Gcrunier inrfu', ,ho r nhSonnn
81 Ike rector. Rev. nr %inafe,d NV b b;S ~.
-. Al, Kew Mr. Ward.
hr..s Winnie >un,.rr ST., ~ ''' p ,',e A. ID
\. seed viii IrI,,. ,f;S - 'S. ~ ~, w. n,,, ~
,.,rrrn roo,n ,,1,S 'N'S "7k Tor the south
\ notable cycnr v.s,e,c. ,,,o
examination o, ,hn c,;,G.' "'s lno PUN
,a the Jewish >,t,.r,,in'c,,n III a''eI'anee
t.,. ha, been hr,t rrrrn,i Io. ne '.s', ~
pupils have attained G,e .l I, pG' ,ne
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Escape Of q Prisoner While On Hriai.

BUFFALO, n. Y, June 3O.-The jury 10
the case of Charles Sigwall, charged with
mansaughter, in causing the loss OF several
lives by the falling of hcArthur's oullalne'
which was erected under SigwalPs superin-
tandence some time since, cane into court at
noon and reported that they had agreed
mon verdict. The clerk polled the jury,
and the judge asked if the prisoner was pre-.
sent. 1t being ascertained that the prisoner
Ivos not in court, all proceedings We're
stonped. The sheriff's force and the ponce
have so far failed to fud the prisoner, ana ID, II
is supposed he has fled to Canada nae J.; :, me ne
court adiourned after ordering the jury 10
be locked up to await the result.
LArER.-The jury this afternoon rem
dered q verdict Of guilty.
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HARvEST.-Our farmers are now in the
midst of their wheat harvest, and if the
weather continues favorable, by the last OF
the present week 4 greater portion of this
crop will have been reapcd. The crop is
good--iar above the average, we think-and
perhaps the best raised in this county since
the war. The quality undoubtedly is excel
lent. the heads large and well filled. and the
grain plump and free from rust and other
impurities. The rye crop-by no means an
unimportant one in this county-iS also large,
and an abundant yield from the straw is
almost certain. The weather for the past
week-so hot and dry-bas very materially
retarded, if not injured, the oats crop. An
average crop of this grain will probably not
he made this season. 1t is TOO early yet to
make any specuIltions or predictions as to
the corn crop in this county. 1t Is looking
us well as usual ut this season, though 1t will
soon need rain.
Upon the whole, we congratulate our
farmers that the great and benefcent "GiVcr
of every good and perfect gift" has again
filled their gamers with b0untiful harveSt>.
Too little do we appreciate and turn our
ungratcful hearts TO Him who has thus blessed
us. ''Thc earth is full of the goodness of
God."-Pdge Courier.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-07-01

The New York Times is waging no-quar-
ter war against the ice monopolists. 1t al
leces that there is no scarcity OF ice, and that
the ice companies are making more than lou
BILE the legitimate profit. In Brookly the
Mayor has given the use of dock to com.
pany that promises to afford the co nsumers
of that city relief from the extortio nate rates
demanded. In granting the privilege he has
taken occasion to intimate thf4t unless the
promises are speedily fulfilled he will with
draw it.
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AnaniaI from BUTT.

New YORK, June S0.-The following let
ter has been received here:
Charleston, S. C., June 25.--1o the kfator
~ The Ne,n York Times: Upon my return
His morning from Virginia the issue OF your
nanar Of the 22d instant containing The card
pfP r. Cain. Congressman from this State,
,uos handed me, l pronounce all the charges
Tain makes against me false, and that Cain
knew that they were not true when ne Wrole
them.
Also assure you that all your correspond
ent stated in regard to Cam IS matter OIL r.
cord in that county, which records were e =;
amined BY him, and have evidence suln.
Gent to convict him CAIN whenever l eau
force him to trial. His whole eliort iof more
than year has been to avoid trsai;
'" ]s;sneN CHARLES w. EUTTz.
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Tour of EuSpectiOn.

BALTIMORE, June 3O.-The steamer Dis
patch leaves here tomorrow morning for
Norfolk, where she will be locked for re-
pairs. When she returns she will take on
board the Senate Naval Committee, who, I'M
der resolution OF Congress, 60 on tour of
inspection TO the different navy-yards in the
limited States
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Collision OIL u RatIrond-NO One Hurt.

Especial telegram 70 lHe DI'PIteHJ
GOSHEN, Va, June 30.-A collision &C.
CURED this morning, about one mile from
Millboro' depot, between the eastward bound
way freight and an extra following westward
through freight. No one was hurt, the en-
CINE hands all jumping of before the engines
collided. Both engines were considerably
damaged. The cause is said to be mlsuh-
Outstanding of signals.
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Nv Telegraph.
NEW YORK MARKETS.

NEW YORK June 30.-Southern hoIr STEADY:
wheat Shade lrmer with fair export deinaha i!
si35sl Sc for No q Chicago - 52e tnr VIM SU
tep red western. Corn heavy, 1@2c lower, WIN
tnt export demand Western mixed, 7S@
79c; western yellow s5@s7c C9e eo ntm Iow sna
s1 6 - New lard closed firm; prime steam new,
II a-lec.; old, 4 81 &c. Whiskey steady at S'c.
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NuEAT.--Our farmers are about done cut.
ting their wheat, and we are told it is much
finer than was anticipated, and the yield
larger. An old gentleman told Us the other
day that he had not seen finer crop in forty
years. SGlcm Register.
The wheat is pretty generally harvested
Some few persons complain that their crops
are very poor, and will fall far below their
expectations. Yet, taking the crop in the
county us 4 whole, we doubt not but it will
prove to be Il little above the average for the
past few ycArs.-Bcdf0rd Star.
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Fatal Boiler Explosion,

DETROIT, June 3O.-Two Of five boilers in
the extensive saw-mil and salt-block of
Thomas Saylor Il Co., at CarroIlton, Mich,
exploded this morning ats O'Clock with ter
rible force, killing four persons instantly,
and wounding four others, one OF whom
will die,
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A SENSITIVE CLERGYMAE.-LoWsuaHe, June
29.-Wiliam IL. Clagget, pastor OF the ires-
byterian church in this city, has resigned De-
cause, as is understood, one Of the elders oil
the church persisted in keeping his position
as bookkeeper in liquor-store after re-
monstrance from the pastor.
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WrrupRAwAL.-Rev. James Fl. McMechen,
of Wheeling, W. Va, in letter to Bishop
Johns, announces his withdrawal from the
Protestant Episcopal Church, On the ground
that he is opposed to ritualism, (which mas
its roots in the prayer. book" He Will JOIN
the Reformed Episcopal movement.
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ODcniu- of ZOOiO@icai Garden.

PHILADELPHIA, June 30.-The geological
garden in Fairmont Park will be opened TO-.
morrow to the public with two hundred
quadrupcdS, six hundred and serenty-four
birds, and fifteen reptiles.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-07-01

New YORK, June 30.-iesterday was the
hottest day in this city since 1856, and with
the exception of one day that year the warm
est in fifty years. At o'clock p NJ. the
mercury reached 102 in the Shade. Sixteen
sunstrokeS were reported. The weather is
somewhat cooler to-day, with Il good breeze.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
ER E " l 49, =

% s s l M s 3
RICHMOND AND PErEasgURG RAI-9
ROAD GOEPiCTe1st-sa
COMMENCING JUNE .2srH, 1874, trains
" on this road will RIM AS follows: sst
LEaYE RICHMOND SOUTH.
500 A. NJ, THRoUGH Mali. t.sifyf srzs
da5E connecting for all points souiN
and West. SieepiIg.rar attached.
500 A. b., FIX EiG hi TgaIS daily (excs pt SUM-
day., with coach attached. Tor Peters-
burg and stations on the S0utt,sldo
road, Lypchburg, and the West.
1:45 r. H., THROU6H MAIL daily, connecting
for all points South and West Page
seDgers taking this tain viii make
close connection at Petersburg for
Norfolk.
$50 p. M., FREIGHT daily Except sund4yb
with coach attached.
LEAVE PETERSBURG NORTH.
1916 A. M.. FREIGHT TEAM daily fexcepe
Sunday with c03ch attached.
1900 NJ, THROUGH MAIL daily. connecting
with Richmond. Fredericksburg and
Potomac railroad for all points Eass
and West.
500 P. NJ, Freight daily Except sundIyt,
coach attached.
sos P. NJ, 1HRoUGH VAIL daily except sun
= day. connecting with Richmond,
Fredericksburg and Potomac railroad
for nj points East and West. Pullman
Sleeper attached. running through 70
Baltimore. Also making close con-
nectfon With The Cheap axe and Ohio
railroad for tie Virginia Springs and
points North and West.
The MAIL TRAINS win not stop between Rich
noad and Petersburg except sc Manchester and
Chester.
Passengers from clover Hsu viii! leave at e:soA.
u l., and returning leave Richmond at E45P.M-
lailN except Sunday.
ALL TRAINS leaving Petersburg win start from
Apponlattox depot.
je 2T A. SHAW. Superintendent.
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BY Telegraph.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, June 80 NDon.-Stocks strong ana
active Money 3. Gold, 111b. Exchange
Long. 4SSh; short, 491. Governments du'i. STATE
bonds quiet.
Erening.-Moncy easy at 3G4. Sterling hrm al
Sh Gold firm at 111h. Governments acufe anu
steady. States quiet and nominal
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LIFE INSURANCE.

ItONTISEN TAI LIFE INSURANCE
" COMPANY OF NEW YORK.
ASSETS. 100000; INCOME, s3.OO0,00e;
SURPLUS OF 1873 (New York stand
ard, S67l,6 4l.
NUMBER OF POLICIES ISSUED, $4,000.
All of its surplus is divid out to pocy-hoiders,
this company being purely mututl -,
IL now eaters Vlrgini for the iirat tune, ana WI,
be glad 10 make contracts with GaGvassefs 9i Boou
Experience. BAbSGl n; ~ n V;,n;ai,
OFFICE: No. Tenth street, Schater's building.
IL 3-3m
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MaRtYg rsrEr,s.s9, Y I,,I.I,'
Port 0E RICHMOND. JUNE so, 1874.


Steamer EJfza Hancox, peyo, Norfolk, mer.
chandIse and passe. 1gers, l.. b. Tarum, agent
Bark Swiftsure f.Fr.), Appledore, New York, In
ballast, Gallego Mills.
Brig Cheyiot tBr.S Nelson. New York. In ballast
Dunlop & McCance, 20 load -four for Rio.
coal, Z. Ell. Page.
schooner 1T. williams, Ncwbur,, New York,
light, Gervas Storrs
schooner Jos. ph Far,Eelf. Gregory, Boston, fer.
tilizers. a llisOn tS ADDISON.
schooner Hannah Warwick. Bayly, Havre de
Grace, coal, ), A. Adams, of Eynchburg,
Iron, a. W. Mott.
:, Bark Galveston Germany, Konenkamp, tobacco,
E. .. Noting & Go.
Schooner Grace Watson, -, New York, can
mel coal, Geryas StorrS.
Steamer Alliance, Carr. Philadelphia. merchan-
disc and passengers. ". L. Porter agent.
Steamer John sylvester, Post, Norfolk, mer-
Schooner w. j. McNaughton, -, Philadel-
phin, railroad ties and copper Curtis & Parker.
sloop AlVeretta- Dexter, Norfolk, Eight
CLEARED FOR THIS PORT.
Schooner j. NJ. Vance, Lee, Philadelphia, June
schooner Lady Emma, scull, Philadelphia, June
Schooner Maggie Mcdonnell, Philadelphia June
Schooner John Beatty, Price, Philadelphia, June
MEMORANDUM.
Brig Max dropped below; will 90 to City Pointto
complete cargo or flour.
Schooner Anna A. Booth, Bcylis, loading at New
York for this port June 81.
Schooner Eagle, Cobb. sailed from Richmond,
Me. for this port, with ice, June %.
schooner II. G. Ely. Mckendry, City Point, ar
rived ut Philadelphia June 81.
Williams, North. hence, arrived at Baltimore June
20.
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IT IS SAID that DR.. Mary Walker now car
ries pistol for newspaper men. We have
always spoken of that beautiful and accom-
plished physician with the highest respect
louisville Courier Journal.
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CINCINNATI MARKETS.

CINCINNATI. June 30.-Eto,r dui and lower low J. a.
s1a In demand at SlS. Lard quiet and firm; sum
mer lOSI O3c.; kettle lsr. BAG IN steady sh0nl-
ders, Tie; clear-rib, 9fE0 i0c clear lOsc. WINS
gov stperiy nj 9ic.
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Eatul Mistake.

PARIS, n.y., June 30.--Kate West died
We ,teraay from IN overdose of arsenic; SUP
nosed 10 have been taken for the improve.
meut of her complexion,
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ST LOUIS MARK ETS.

ST. LOUIS, June 3O.-Fionr quiet ana weak;
Corn quiet; No mixed: 59Q59@c" on tTa lsl ahc
n.,;st at &c. Pork trm at $3.50. Bacon firm
i,ard-Summer, 1O!c.
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pAIrlat,RE MARKETS.

BALTIMORE, June 30.-Flour STEADY ana i IN lar
demand Wheat quiet and nncha aas, eo naf,
Southern white, SsG9oe.; yeliow' sg,nbanorS'
WhiskrY steady Ut Csc.
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COMMERCIAL.
oRN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.

CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND, June 80, 1874.
OrFER!NGs.-Wheat-W 8 bushels Sorh-
White so bushels yellow, 452 busheis. oaIs' ~
bushels Meal, 80 bushels. Mil onal' 1o'ooo Ids
LRS.-Wheat-White, bushes very soou Ae"
at il. SO. Corn-Yellow, ~ bushels prime .nh
~. ., CSC oG0 bushels common western at 75c.-
total, 2SS bushels.
prxurpIT ED.-Corn-Yellow, 20 bushels.
Nto., as bushels. Mill offal, 10000 rs.
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JOUfSVlLLE MARKETS.

LOUISVILLE, June 30;-Flour quiet ana I'M IN
changed. Corn quiet and unchanged at 5aYtSc.
7v,. clear rib. lOke.; clear, l0Ac. Lard, l24Gi
/ 5ac Whjskey, 9ic.
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nLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP ~
" COMPANY. rSEsSsaa3
FOR NEW YORK.

This company will dispatch one Of their splendld
steamcrs-0LD DOMINION, WSASOkE, ISAAC
IiEJI. RICHMOND, ALBEMARLE. HATTIE.
RAS, and GEORGE W. ELDER budng-eyery
TUESDAY, FRIDAY, and SUNDAY at high
water. -. -
These ships are entirely new, and were built ex.
pressy for this route.
They nave splendid saloons, staterooms, and bath.
rooms. ,
the fare, accommodations, and attention are un'
surpassed. ,,, o.,,.,,
Goods shipped by this line are landed regularly
at New York the Comptny's covered pier 81
North river.
Frclghts for points beyond New York forwarded
with dispatch, and no charge laade except actual
expenses incurred.
Freight received until y. NJ. daily.
For further Information, apply 10
GEORGE ". ALLEN & CO., Agents,
ana office Company'S wharves. Rockets.
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RALTIhURE,

BALTIMORE, June 30.-Yirginia 6's old 80; cou-
soils, So ex-coupons, so. West Flrgnias' H.
Rid To-day.
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Boston Corbett, who shot Wilkes Booth,
lives in Canldcu, Nj. He is halter by
trade, and inds employment on week days
in Philadelphia On Sundays he breaches
in the independent Methodist church IN
Camden. lie is said to be Il fluent talker.
c. G. Menminger's daughter was married
at Charleston, June 18th, to g Distinguish
eli citizen Ul Brussels"
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WIsDING Up BANE.-The officers OF lhe
Merchants National Bank, of Wheelins,
West Va, have invited the stockholaers 10
meet in july TO consider the proprlely OF
winding up lis affairs. The bank IS saIo 10
DC solvent, and the proposed step is merely
one of business Dolicy.
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UIUaL LEE INSURANCE CoM'
w c,su tS,,Y OF n NEw az f56 6eo 900.
Cash diyi' ends Surprising all others, NJ fSe o
Gerry amp .yersary OF policies. .,,,ol,r and
Prem ans payable annually, semi
II e oiipEsr. LARGEST, and CHEAPEST company
In the United STATES =, ,,popNE. Agent,
-, oa.sm No, llo3 s.stn street.
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EIitorS Dispatch, -lr sentjng you list OF
the dcacons advanced to h priesthood on
Friday last ut the Iheole- ical Seminary
(ucar AlcNand:ia) yogr rcorter has accl-
drutaly omitted the }yme Il Rev. Edward
ilcnry Ward, Of P,'ersb&g. Tie whole
number ordained was fire.
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cnEaR WATER! CLtiAn Walr.h.-...
The FiLTRR manufactured BY " Is .s s,,a sfSe
ever made 10 clear hyaraat ,s S,,,rseIyes
should have one. Cail aho cAssssiaAs 49, :
nj DOT 3iain street. ,,,,. Ian, an who have
our nn,,a rr n r. Willis, w. e. rnrnss g
.nn isper Harvey, FL <. Tyson. nan
ba,I. MILAN Gsbion, H. ys,s 81.
(. Page j. G.. Page, 5f., 2. -. Wv -
stahar6, r.. a, A. pARssAA INA "
" t2-2w W = =.
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FREIGHT TRAIN. for through freight only,
leaves Richmond daily tMOndiys eXceptedt at
1880 A. NJ, connecting with steamers ut West
morning.
FREIGHT TRAIN, with passenger car attached
for frt+Sht between Eichmond anu west folnt,
leaves Richmond on Mondays, Wednesdays, and
FRIDAYS at 7 A. NJ Local freight received Tues
days, Thursdays, and Saturdays:
NN'o' EDW. T. F0IGFR,
superintendent
wN BRAGG Master Transportation. 1D2 20
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BY TELEGRAPH.
Latest News from Washington.
Women Discharged from the Bareau
Of Printing and Engraving Of the
Treasury Department-Exc itin r.

Of Printing and Engraving Of the
Treasury Observation-Disclosures N r
Scenes.
[Specat telegram TO the Dispatch.l
WASHINGTON, June 30.--Three hundred
and seventy women were discharged from
the Bureau of Printing and Engraving OF
the Treasury Department this afternoon.
There were some distressing scenes when
the dismissals were announced. Several Ia
dies tainted, and some went into commissions,
so that 1t became necessary to summon ply
sicians to them. Other dismissaIs will be
made in the Government departments to-
morrow. A large number of male clerks
were also discharged to-day. TiMoS.
Late Weat her Report.
Especial telegram to the Dispatch.]
WAsnINGFoN, July Ii A. M.-For New
England and The Middle States, generally
clear weather will prevail, with variable
winds and slight fall of temperature and
rising barometer.
ASSOCIATED Press telegram
WASHINGTON, June 30-7 p. M.-For New
England and the Middle States, clear or fair
weather will prevail in the interior, with
threatening weather near the coast, north
west or northeast winds, lower temperature,
and rising barometer.
For the South Atlantic States, local rains,
light to gentle winds, stationary tempera-
ture, and rising barometer.
For the Gulf States, partly cloudy weather,
varia BILE winds, continued high temperature,
and no decided change in the barometer.
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley, gene
rally fair weather: light rain in Eastern Ten
nesSec, northeast to southeast winds, no de-
cided change of temperature, and rising ba-
romc;er during the night.
The Virginius Affair Revived.
WASHINGTON, June 30.-lt is stated that
this Government has made 4 demand on
Spain through Minister Gushing for full in
demnity for the Eireinius prisoners slain by
Burric. The demand is quite as decided
and peremptory as that OF Great Britain for
indemnity for lives destroyed and loss TO
their families.
Washington Items.
WASHINGTON, Jane 30.-William O. Avery,
at present acting chief clerk of the Internal
Revenue Bureau, will be appointed chief
clerk.
Buford Wilson has assumed the functions
of Solicitor Of the Treasury.
Many clerks and employees have been dis
charged, with two months pay, Which
somewhat allcyiatcS immediate distress.
George b. Macartie, superintendent of
Treasury printing, is prominently spoken OF
as Assistant Secretary Of the Treasury.
The Star says: 1.-THE Attorney General,
in addition TO demanding tine resignation OF
Marshal Sarbcr, of Arkansas, has asked the
marshal Of the southern district of Missis-
sippi to have the kindness to vacate his
office, and the same request was made OF the
United States attorney for the same district.
These demands were made after an agent
had been sent to the district to make an en-
animation of the charges made against these
officers, including bribery, corruption, and
the oppression of the people, III order to
make extra fees"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-07-01

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