The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-06-19

BrtsfOW'S RGSnSnOtfOn--" nut DOeS IL
| Mean PA Rupture " it'll the President
said to be the Causc--Othcr Cabinet
Changes Hinted at--Thc Impcacil-
mcnt TriaI--The President Satisfied
with the Tickct--3zanc0ck's Chances
ut st. Louis, &c.
[Sprcial telegram to the Dispatch.l
WASHINGTON, u. c., June 17.-BriStoW's
resignation quick upon the adjournment of
the Cincinnati Convention is the occasion of
no little comment as we'll rs surprise, and
the question has been repeatedly asked to-
day. What is the meaning Of this movement
Brstow himself declares that it signifies
nothing beyond his intention to give greater
attention to his private business; but there
are many who insist upon asserting that
there has been breach with the President.
This is of no consequence, however, in
this late period Of the existence of the Adj
ministration; particularly as the friends of
Brstow say he intends vigorously to sup
port Hayes for the presidency.
Hancock's friends in this city are sanguine
that he will receive the Democratic .nomi-
nation at st. Louis. 1t appears that at least
two thirds of the Democratic members Of
Congress from the South are Hancock men.
At the same time there is sound impress
sion that the nomination of Tildcn at ST.
Louis will be movement which will carry
very great strength.
Prominent Pcnnsylvanians are satisfied
that their State will present the name of
Hancock at st. Louis.
1t is very probable that, in accordance
with the request OF Belknap's counsel and
the willingness of the House managers, the
impeachment will be postponed until No
yembcr There is no disposition whatever
on the part of the Democrats in Congress
to make any capital out of this trial.
| The Investigations now in progress will
be continued, if necessary, during the re-
cess. but there is great anxiety on all sides
to adjourn as soon as possible. Under the
most favorable circumstances, however, this
cannot happen for at least month, and
many think the LIST OF August will still see
Congress in session.
There are hints that at least one other
Cabinet change is to happen before the end
OF the present fiscal year. This undoubtedly
refers to the Post-Ofiice Department, though
Jewell seems in entire accord with the Adj
ministration.
Grant is satisfied with Hayes's nomination,
and has telegraphcd his congratulations to
him TIM0N.
Associated Press dispatches.
PRESIDENT GRANT COMMUNICATES WITH
CoSGRESS ON THE SUBJECT OF APPRO-
PRIATIONS.
WASHINGTON, June 17.-President Grant
to-day sent message to Congress calling
attention to the embarrassed condition OF
all branches OF the Government II there
should be failure to pass the necessary
aDpropriation bills before the LIST OF
July, or otherwise provide for the emer-
oency. He recommends an extension OF the
provisions of all appropriation bills cover
inc the present year to the next hscai year
in all cases where there is failure 10 pro-
vide for the expenditures OF the Govern
ment by the LIST of July.
RESIGNATION OF SECRETARY BR1sTOW.
WAsHiNGToN, June 17.-Secretary BristoW
formally resigned to-day, to take elect on
the 10th instant.
w.sHIsGToN, June 1T.-Hon. Jeremiah
RIack counsel for eX-Secretary thompson
in the case OF the United States against MIN
IN recover an amount Of Indian trust funds,
Sc. filed plea to-day that the detenaant Is
not indebted, as alleged.
FATAL RAILROAD ACCIDENT.
ru,p1psroN, S. C. June ia. special
train on the Anderson branea oi tne u1seAs-