The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-04-17
RY TELEGRAPH.
1,tpst News from Washington.
,,,,s,aua Question i'm tho Sem
The .r,e civil Rights Riti. &e-
-s,nri,I ftIUEfanI 70 TIC R''HF"0S"'I

i" ,-,r,~. "a verify the statement, maze
/ ''' yesterday. HAT the obnoxious cleo
:: hal been repealed. Senator'S Car
~, -, ~ Stevenson both expressed their
H''...,.. the Louisiana senator had been
IN, kc,,ccg. and the former senator
c." ,uu weuId he safe to trust that
''".'. he hands OF Kellogg in view Of
-. Hamilton and Morton made
49,. >,,rrnc> ;c-day on the Louisiana
- IAr former in favor Of the McEn-
.,syymsa;, and denying that there was
&. -, ,.r>untc in The Kellogg government
':..',- :ssn wa> compelled by the presence
Lsyyieya, troops.
9 y. Norton spoke in favor Of the Kellogg
.,,.,.,.-,:icn. and denied the power Of
r,,.s,>s uudrT the Constitution to inter
~ T,a,or oa:aincd the floor this evening,
... ,,,, .;tsS ;o-morrow.
v~ r-clcghu!>cn to-day gave notice that
:. .,,,rS Move 70 take up the cifil.rights
-. s., he senate on Tuesday next
.~.ssoa, he.c ysvy considerably as to
e,...,,, o. -: GIANT will veto
7nE FINANCE RILL
.>, r,-s,-c tim ;2- Executive action. North
49,, .,or,l,s;, W. &c here in force within
49, NV, two " three days and protest
a-,.,,,. h,s ao?rola, Of that measure.
Tx ARKANSAS TROCBLBS
.,>,..,, sut little excitement, rs Louisiana
49,; Tryi> furnished surfcitS Of sensations CT
=. ,,~,i>uIar line in which Arkansas is agi.
49,, md the policy Of the Government IN
,.,....;,n, q contests Of State authority is
s.,.r.., and wtl. known in all circles here.
s''''''' T1NoS.
yA~..-;s:et FreSs selegrams.)
Congressional.
U,sr.>G7oS. April To- SenGte.-Mr. Pat
,,-.ag. IL: south CArolius, presented memo
,atR. X. Scott. in yindication Of his ad'
-.r.,.-s;fou a> Governor Of that State. Re
-; 70 he Judiciary Committee.
". CARPENTER introduced joint resolu-
r.. Declaring tia. i has become the duty OF
- ui:ed States e recognize Cuba as one
- -. ;n,ic,tnGcnt nations of the earth, and
.-s..... 'o;trd States will observe strict
-.,,,-,i.y .etwcen the contendiug parties.
I.,s-rst 20 the Committee on Foreign Re-
lI;iaU>. go,
T:. Louisiana election bill came up as I'M
+~,.h.6 bn>iu-S. MeSSrS. Hamilton and
pa-.5n both addressed the Senate-the
t,-r,r- in favor q he McEnery govern.
~. and the later in favor Of kellogg.
Tao Portland canal comes up tomorrow,
AL c:y.. rights bill comes up Friday week.
Ha>.-The Committee on Ways and
Ma, wa> authorized 10 report at any time
n =. i..S and The Sauborn contract.
T,r bin apPropriating 100000 to the
(r..aunial was referred to the Committee OF
~ Whole.
legislative appropriations occupied the
Ia. Nothing Interesting.
The Troubles in Arkansas-The Pre-
.iden, Declines to Interfere
WASHINGTON. April 16.-The following
G1,a,,,5y wa, sent today in relation to the
Arkansas guberna;orial troubles:
j,s.rr.,n.u: OF Justice. Washington,
N?.,I II. l>74.-Hon Joseph Brooks. Little
E5.k. Arkansas: ! am instructed by the
President 10 say. IN answer to your dispatch
{: Yesterday, asking that the United States
Commanding officer al the arsenal be III
s.,1...t 10 deliver the arms in his custody
i,!ou-iNg 70 the State TO You or hold them
; re. 10 YOUR order. that ne declines to
C...;.. win your request. As he IS not aC-
" :Iat your right 70 hold the office OF
Governor has been fully and finally deter
= @rt. ~ the courts Of Arkansas.
r>.-natl GEORGE II. WILLIAMS,
Attorney-General.
Department Of Justice, Washington u. e.,
hp.i. lJ.-IIon. Elisha T. Baxter, Little
kJ,E: am instructed by the President TO
50, il answer 10 vour dispatch to him OF
Yesterday a>kin. fo- the support Of the Gen.
e.. Government 70 sustain you in your ef-
fo.., - maintain the rightiul government il
liz SITE Of Arkan ,aS. that III the first place
Your cell i, no. made in conformity with the
Constitution ard laws Of the United States,
al n the second place that as the contrc-
y"r>r relates 10 your right to hold State
o:.cc, Is adjudication, unless case is made
pnd"r the so-calIed enforcement acts for
Fedora Jurisdiction, belongs to the State
courts. Ii the decision OF which you com.
pain is erroneous, there appears to be nc
rts,Vn why il may not be reviewed and
Correct decision obtained from the Supreme
Court pi the State.
>Igncdl GEORGE II. WILLIAMS.
Attorney-General.
In" Secretary O. War has teIegraphed the
Commanding officer ut Little Rock not TO in
te!icFe in The political troubles there except
10 preserve the public peace.
i7-LE Rock, April 1G.-There is but little
taaDgc in the gubernatorial muddle. Brook!
y in, IL
~ armed men, two hundred IN all. They
Law Two cannon. Ba2ter's headquarter
AZ .,i!l At ST. Johns Cailege, in the suburbs
ii tlr city. He is preparing to retake ths
S,2Ie House. About 1900 stand of arm:
belonging 10 the State are at the arsenal
Both Daxler anu Brooks have made demand
11f ;n"ln, but the demands are refused. Mer
Ere pouring in on every train. The city il
At.Hf quiet
Weather Probabilities.
"AsnISGTos, April 16.--For the Middle
Sta:c> and lower lake region, fresh and brlsl
cast |" north winds, cloudy and rainy yea
th'T. bat purity Stow over the northern por
ton Oi this area. H. =.
70; the South Atlantic States, increasin!
wind, mostly from southeast to northeast
villa cloudy and rainy weather.
Tor the West Gulf States, north and north
Wet winds, with clear and clearing weather
WINCH continuing, will extend over the East
tUii states.
FOR Tennessee and Ohio Valley, wind;
''eE:"s to norlhcasterly, generally cloudy
weather, ard light rain.
Washington Items.
WASHINGTON, April lG.-The Sauborn in
ft ~, has been indefinitely postponed
ne Acknowledgement decides that house
A'iu threts Of Immigrants in use over yea
~. q i,,. n.l rn ..I fr.f. of l,M,,