The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-11-18
BY TELEGRAPH.
Latest News from Washington.
Late Weather Report.

Late Weather Report.
Especial telegram to the Dlspitch.l
WASHINGTON, D. c., November 1S-1 a. HI.
For New England, Middle States, and Lower
Lake region, cloudy and colder weather with
light rain, southwest to northwest winds,
and rising barometer, followed by clearing
weather in the Lower Lake regions and
southern portion Of the Middle States.
ASSOCIATED Press telegram.I
WASHINGTON, November 1T P. M.--For
the South Atlantic and Gulf States, east Of
the Missouri river, generally cloudy weather
and areas of rain will prevail, with easterly
winds shifting to northerly in the Gulf States !;
stationary or falling temperature, and slowly
rising barometer during Wednesday.
For New England, the Middle States, and
lower lake region, cloudy weather with rain,
lower temperature, southery winds, shifting
to westerly and northwesterly, falling ba.
rometer on the coast, and rising barometer
in the interior.
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley. rain,
followed by colder and partly cloudy wea.
ther, northerly winds. and rising barometer.
For the Western Gulf States, colder and
generally clear weather, except near the
coast, north or east winds and rising ba-
rometer.
Meeting OF the Cabinet on Arkansas
Affairs-Radical Adventures
Disappointed.
Especial telegram TO the DispatchI
WASHINGTON, November 1.-THE action
of the Cabinet to-day, declining to interfere
in the Arkansas controversy, is sore disap-
pointment to the Radical adventures in
Testing the State. 1t is evidenced by their
representatives who have been at work here
this week to impress upon the Administra-
tion the necessity of Federal interference
The President has already had enough of
this sort of business, and although he has
been importuned by those who claim to re-
present the Republican party there, he very
properly reserves his opinion.
The discussion to-day was to the effect
that there was no shadow of cause for him
to interfere. Now that the adventures have
failed in their first scheme (Smith's procla-
mation) they propose to try the spirit of in
and dispatches from Arkansas to
several of their political supporters breathe
a spirit of war, declaring that if forced to
fight they are ready, and the sooner it comes
the better. Governor Garland, however, is
fully able to deal with them under the laws
of the State, and any attempt they may make
to provoke riot will be nipped in the bud.
No member of the Cabinet expresses any
sympathy for the Smith faction, its attempt
to get possession of the State government
being too fraudulent to meet the approval
of even the most violent partisan in the
Cabinet.
1t is said the new Legislature of Arkansas
will expose the vilest frauds in connection
with the recent Radical government of that
State and the election of United States sem
ators. T1MoN
Associated Press telegram.]
The Arkansas Troubles.
WASHINGTON, November 16.-Goyernor
Garland sends the following telegram to his
counsel in Washington, dated yesterday, at
Little Rock "All is peace and quiet here
perfectly so. l will have no collision unless
it be forced on me by resisting the process of
the law or attacking me. All classes Of peo-
pie of all parties are supporting me, and |
cannot find Smith and his party to arrest
them with warrants, and no one knows
where they are"
Another telegram from Garland, dated to-
day, says:
"Only one arrest made, Price, and on ey-
animation he was discharged. The guilty
ones, Smith and Wheeler, are fugitives, and
be found. All quiet, and the gov
ernment is moving on we'll and admirably"
The Cabinet was in session two and half
hours to-day, during which the Arkansas
troubles were discussed at length, and it was
finally decided that there is not now before
the Government the necessary information
to enable it to take action in reference TO the
controversy in that state, hence no notice
will be taken of the proclamation recently
received from Smith, who claims to be Gov
ernor of that State.
The Proposed "New Departure"
WASHINGTON, November ia Herald
special says: "There is an apparently we'll
rumor in this city that on Thurs
day the President sent dispatch to Minister
Washburne requesting bis presence in Wash
ington at the earliest possible moment. tits
understood that Washburne's advice will be
taken as 10 the time and method of the pro-
posed new departure Of the Administra-
ton, which the recent canvass renders ncces-
sary.
The Washington National Monument.
WASHINGTON, November 1T.-President
Grant has accepted an invitation to be pres
ent at the Masonic Temple in Baltimore on
10 hear Rev. DIR. Titfany's Grafton
in the interest of the Washington national
The YeIlOw-Fever at Pensacola.
WASHINGTON, November 17.-Medical otii-
GERS at the Pensacola navy yard report to the
Navy Department that all danger from yell
low.feyer at that place has passed away.
Seoamor Suuk and Loss Of Life.