The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-01-30
BY: TELEGRAPH.
Latest News from Washington.

Latest News from Washington. ,
Triumph or the Democrats The Honse
Adjouius after TiResosae but ExI
citing session OF Forty.Six Hours
The CiyiI.Rights Bill Hot Passed let
Its Future Chanees-The Five Por
Cent. Fanded Loan.
= s.s rspecial telegram 10 the Dispatch.1
.WAss,xsros, January 29.-After . con-
-tiauous session of forty-six hours, fairly
worn out and jlded, the House Of Repre-
sentatiyes adjourned to-day at balf.3ast 10 10
the tnornipg, without the passage CT the
civil.rights bill. Although It isa complets
victory for the Demoegaey, they are ootjred
to boast over It, and the Radicals, equally
tired, have no disposition to discuss the
merits of the long siege on their part. u y.
The next effort Of the Radicals viii be to
suspend the rules of forty years. standing,
so as to secure the passage Of the ciyitrights
bill without allowing dilatory motions to in
terycne. The propriety Of this, however, is
doubted BY several Republicans, particularly
those who are In the next House, and there
is no positive knowledge as -to-whst will -bt
done. ~Aht@
The contract for the negotiation Of the Eve
per cent. funded loan, made with Messrs
Belmont & Co., Rothscbtld & Sons, and Sc.
ligmau 4 Brothers in July last, was renewed
at the Treasury to-day. T.l5
The house of J. S. Morgan & Co., Of Lon
don, has been added to the combination. Tht
firms subscription now made is for twenty:
five millions, with six.months' option fol
the BALANCE. .... ....''-, TIMoN.
xLIEK. CONGRESSES session.
WAsHlSGToN, January %, 1875.
SENATE. 81" {
A yoluminous report Of the Secretary OF
War upon various internal water-routeS was
referred TO the Committee on Transports.
tion. .15.as.>
The citizens of Pittsburgh petition for an
appropriation for the Improvement Of the
Ohio river, and subsidies for the Northern
and Southern Pacific railroads.
MeSsrs. CoNKLING and GORDON spoke on
Louisiana affairs.
Mr. FRELIHGHUYsEN presented petition
of citizens of Georgia asking for an apprO-
priation by Congress to aid colored people
who wish to emigrate to Liberia. Referred
to the Committee on Appropriations.
CIVIL Rights Dead for the Session.
WAsHIsGToN, January 29.-The House
adjourned this morning on motion Of Mr..
Ward RepubIcan) Of Illinois. Nineteen
Republicans Joined the Democrats. This re-
suit was obtained by fear that the Demo-
-. Gratis would demand the reading of the jour-
nal, which, as 1t stands, would consume
twelve hours. Under the new rule the pro-
posed vote on the civilrights bill may be
reached on Wednesday. The Democrats
claim they have not exhausted their tactics
for delay. 1t may be stated that there is no
intention to pass the BID. The exclusion of
the mixed school and cemetery clause would
defeat it in the Senate. The bill is dead for
the session. ..5. D..
Lack Of Harmony on Louisiana.
WASHINGTON, January 29.-The Star says
of this mornings caucus Of Republican sen.
ators: "The discussion developed lack Of
harmony among the senators as to the course
which should be pursued relative to the
present State Government in Louisiana, and
it may now be predicted with tolerable GER
tainty that q majority will not be obtained
in the Senate 20 recognize said Government
as the legal Government of the State"
The caucus failed to meet this evening on
account of the prolonged session.
Persistent Efforts to Burn the Navy
Department.
WASHINGTON, January 29.-Another IN
cendiary tire occurred In the Navy Depart
ment to-day. 1t was extinguished without
loss eyceDt of several :, logs
There have been three attempts to burn
The Navy Department this week, and there
is much apprehension, as none of the build
ipgs where records are kept except the
Post. Office, Patent Office. Treasury, and
Capitol are fre.proof. Major Richards, chief
of Police, and Admiral Reynolds are in coa.
sutation over the matter tonight.
Luter.--The Navy Department is again on
fire.
THEORY FOR THE ATTEMPT AT IECENDIARISM.
WASHINGTON, January 29.-The theory Is
entertained by the detectives and others that
the parties who have been persistently ut.
tempting to fire the Navy Department are
persons interested In the destruction of VAL
liable records. No arrests have yet been
made,
Weather Report.
WASHINGTON, January 29.-In the South
Atlantic and Gulf States, Tennessee, and the
Ohio Valley, rising barometer, lower tempe.
nature, north or west winds, clear or partly
cloudy weather will prevail.
In the Middle States and Lower Lake re-
gion, winds shifting to north and west, with
rising barometer, falling temperature, and
clear or clearing weather, except possibly in
the latter district occasional snow and hihger
temperature. 49, .-.r'-t'".
Washington Items. .I.
WASHINGTON. January 29.-The Commit.
tee OF Ways and Means have agreed on a
bill to reimburse Bryan, Summers & Co. for
overcharges on imported sugars, some $780,
900. ..-.......
Rhe Railroad Committee of the Senate
had no quorum to-day. 1t meets on Mon.
day, when 1t is expected they will report ia
yorably on SCOTS road.
Mr. Wadleigh, member of the Committee
on Privileges and Elections, has returned
from New Orleans. He will vote with the
minority, making tie. Mr.. Carr will also
vote with the minority. There will be Two
reports, the majority being against the indi-
rect Acknowledgements Of Kellogg and the seat.
ing of Pinchback.. ,.-....-.. .s..r
The Treasury has renewed the contract
with the parties who took the last subscrip.:
ton TO the fye-per-cent. loan. They take
s25, 900 900, with the option Of six months
Tor the remainder.
CuIyera Washed-Train Delayed.
Especial telegram to the Dspatch.l
CHARLOTTE, n. c., January 29.-The heavy