The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-09-10
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movements OF the sa0sernmenE-rDIs
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Especial telegram To- the Dtspatch.l sifFt
WAsnIEaToY, September The Presi
dent will be here Oh Saturday, but not fol
the purpose Of attending to any official bust
ness, rs bis return is TO give a dinner at The
White House to, the Aztec Club. he VIII
leave on Sunday, if no change Is made In hi.
programme, to pay q visit to his farm neal
st. Louis. 5.,,5 {,
The Attorney. General will return here to
morrow His desk is, already flooded with
political papers, many of them asking him, to
order troops to-. various sections in the
South, ~
Army officers are disguised at the idea Of q
civilian being authorized to designate where
troops are needed. TINoN.
Late weather Report. y.
Especial telegram to the Dispatch.l
WASHINGTON, September 16-1. A. NJ
Over the Middle Atlantic Coast, northeaster.
~ winds, followed by falling barometer and
partly cloudy weather. Cautionary signals
continue at Norfolk, Cape Henry, and Cape
Hatteras. = Is
ASSOCIATED Press telegram,l
WASHINGTON, September OF P. M.-For
THURSDAY, over the South Atlantic States,
falling barometer, stationary temperature,
northerly winds. and clear weather.
Over the Middle Atlantic coast. rising fol-
lowed BY falling barometer, stationary tenn.
perature, partly cloudy and clear weather,
and northeast winds attending slight dis.
turbance Of the coast. I, Z,
Over the Tennessee and Ohio valleys,
| slight changes in barometer and temperature,
and easterly winds; and 10 the eastern psr7
tons clear weather, but in the western por-
tions increasing cloudiness.. :'
Washington Items.
WAsHINGToN, September 9.-The circular
issued by Secretary Bristow yesterday on the
subject of yellow fever will be sent to all the
various health organizations in the United
States, enclosed in one from the office Of the
supervising surgeon of the United States
| marine hospital service, soliciting from or
CARNATIONS and local health officers such in
| formation and suggestions touching the SUBJ
| ject matter thereof as may conduce to the
greatest efficiency and harmony of action
between State and municipal health authori-
ties on the one hand, and the officers Of the
National Government on the other.
An effort is being made in this city to call
together the members of the Executive
| Committee Of the National Democratic Com.
mittee to consider the propriety of calling
Convention of the Democracy, North and
South, to disclaim any sympathy with the re.
| ported disorders of the South.
| The Lighthouse Board gives notice that
on and after October /, 1874, light will be
shown from the screw-pile lighthouse re
Gently erected at Hatteras Inlet, Pamlicc
Sound. The light will show red flashes al
intervals OF thirty seconds. Between the
| flashes there will be q total eclipse. The
light should be seen from the deck of YES
sci fifteen feet above the sea eleven nautica
miles.
can Uncomfortable CuSs."
WASHINGTON, September 9.-In connec
ton with the Punishment of the General o
the Armies from the seat of government i
NAV be said that the carpet-bag gers and seal
awags say of General sherman that he i
can uncomfortable cuSs."
Ordered to Pensacola.
81 WASHINGTON, September 9.-Assistan
Surgeons j. E. Miller and j. W. Dillman
United States navy, have been ordered Il
!. duty at the Pensacola hayward. This i
precautionary against yellow fever.