The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-10-27

HE LN0LlDn u1lCSioS ~ LIZ AAt>A]N AS<HcS-
TILL AFTER, TIE N0yFNtRqEIE ,ELEc'
TIoN-THE COMMUNICATING YEsTER'
DAY.PiMLfeOi RACES C oSvfCTf OF a
NEW YORK. GAMBLER-DEATH OF A BIS,
TER OF MERCY FROM YELLow-FEyER AZ
PORT RoYALAFRENCH EEws-ATTEMP1
OF JACKSON THE swINDLER TO ESCAPE
NINETY-oNE DEATHS HAVE OCCURRED
AZ FERNANDINA UP 10 Tfs1s TfhE FROM
YELLOw-FEVER,, &C. &C.
T.1N"F~-IhW asnfnston. H.''
CAMERON FOR rHEENeLIsH MIss1oN-sTAELEY
MATTHEws'S HOTEL BILL WHILE ADVOCA'
TING HAYEs's CI.k1Ns TO THE PREsIDEscY4-
GENERAL HETu FOR UNITED STATES MAR
sHAL, &C. +.
From Our Regular Correspondent i
WASHINGTON, October 26.-The presen.
tation of Simon >CatnerUn1s name for the
English mission by the Pennsylvania Re
publican delegation continues to be the talk
81, the town to-dhy. Tt II. regarded as
Ehugesokeby alexeept the:A sFimrllln1sttatlon
people who ARE. in q adpredieament.' IL
TIE President: should -" nominate Came
ron he Would Of 2eourse' Outrage .t,q4I THE
reform i sentiment :sof 1.-The: whole coun!
try but il he does 1nt;Bota1r1 omihste him
now The will mortal offend the whole
Cameron faction and the Pennsylvania, Re-
publican, delegation, witch presented bis
name aitern being requested. by, the seere-
tary, OF, State Ito say. w hom Pennsylvania
wanted to have the English mission. y, The
Presidents friends admit that he Is in q Sc
rliousI dilemma; the resu3t7of: whieh,l.it is
understood, viii be that Pierrepont's lease
of diplomatic life will be extended until
after the 1st Of january at beast. ,jrgl!t ! :;
~: The publication ot the sum total Of III :; r
- 3ut STANLEY MATTHEws's HOTEL BILL
While here as Hayes's advocate before the
Electoral Commission; is likely tonnbring to
light; some interesting State secrets, The
itemized BILL is promised fori pilbIi eation in
'aYew days, and the publication 81 The bills
Of 'Evarts and ,jStonghton, who stopped at
,tbep same hostelry, is likely to follow.
Evarts's bill is states .ito bare 'beeh"' over
eleven hundred .doltarss1Ty ~ :. :.
Governor, Nc ormicko relieves Mr.. Mat
thews Of the charge that The forced himself
on Abe Republican National; COMMITTEES by
stating that he{ Mc C6fm,ick y, personally went
after, Matthews. took him to IWormIey's,
and gave orders that be- should be enter.
tanned literally. and the, bill, presented to
him McCermiek9 81 He admits that 1888 OF
The bill vas denlrTed TO by, Chandler on
the ground that that amount was incurred
after The Commission rendered its final de-
cIsioh,?' TIE. fact ofthe matter is learned to be
THAI yChandler was already upwards OF s4O,'
900 out.oi pocket, and losthis temper when
.tlfis additional bill was presented to him.
Mccormick says Matthews did send a check
to, WoormleSy iifoors. the $3.50, which Chandler
did not payt butthe identical check X. was re-
.turnednto Matthews,obY1 Nice ormiek who
,doubtless;paid It, although he does not say
.abJn :, i1jni l."~ .c.E,: "H 'GE ''s -'.t%!+ "
lruEs pESNsYINAS1A Observation-Disclosures ~
a W :! i,i' T, -, ,,.D DISGUST r. Il. ~ .
~ The Pennsylvania delegation which came
here o,tt 70, rsad tie Hot act TO- the: President
have left'iH disgust. They Re ptieesent! that
the conference was mot spirited, but that
Tie President gave ave ne assurance which In
Dictated that he, was, disposed to do any more
for his party than be has already done.
:Astot they left Ahe presidential presence g
ohhffbrstone conference was held, and aeon
'mittee was appointed to! wait uponl4 Conk-
hing and invite him; to speak inIPennsylva.
Ma; Itissaid that the spokesman, III ad-
dressing conkiipgg saita$ e Come ever and
repeat your speech Rochester Convention
Espeeeh,9, 1T viii Stuff our people in their
present frame Of nind,":, 'Conkling declined,
giving as an excuse that he thought: his post
,oi ;datyy was how Il" TIE, Senate; but be add
ed, ironically, !" Perhaps you will hear from!
me after awhile" 1;, trin.i b.. 2.i.H r''N"r +
u: ":i %, !1"g 5 OTHER, ITEMS. = ,i;..a4
Neither House has been in session to-day,
and many mem ers have gone home to- spend
Sunday: Several OF The Virginia members
hoya oono .-!iu'.tria &r!Ht mn ""':'
!, a movement emit is a on foot here to secure the
nomination Of General T1eth for the mar
shalship OF the Eastern district oftYirginia.
He has, the. infiuence,Jof sthe"Seeretary oil
State, Attorney Geaerals and Senator Burn
Ks; do ~ .H-Ju'i,IHkW HDt:i:i Wa< H'lf-..' e1
sine."i ,:ruN-9to9J hrcai!'!A 49, ~ 800: !! u
A'sefated Press ReR Ssseh y 'essrrno ses
- ~ "ga TI4E OXFORD CASES. ua T,
1laW xsH1yoros, October 90. THE Commit Z:
tee. en- Privileges, and, Electionsj heard long
statements from Kellogg and Spottord o.
What they prop to proye should the com
mittee} think proper 10 reopen the #npte
sabiect..9gT The committee ordered the COM |;
.municatlons to bebprinted,Tmd. adjourned
until Monday. ntn'oiha To- rIh'h ; M, sa' Il
jIcKs6s '7 fHE gAiilI Liaa HI !"
I c7st, 1wslis, shefff Of Atianta; ARRIVED
Mere to-day with Job a., Jackson, the ear.
ehanafaeturer' OF w lmingt6 Del, tn Gun. jug
|itddy, .onsta srequsition tor sBtndhRg t1e
State OF Georgia out Of the sum- OF, S1,QN
Jackson, it ,appears.., ttennted TO escape
here, hut: was, FecaptuTed AND taken hence
laktiansa.wafd' ip, Irons. "lAait telegram from
Wilmington To-day, states that there is great
Excitement over the arrest in,thaticity,' ID r
jackson being one Of their prom5pent :pusl'
ness men, and his friends BAY the affair is
an attempt toblackmall him.. :; ,;''sw T.
-: :; ..nI .:Ir,E VARIOUS ITEMS. .fiI2:,: -
!: The. President and, Vice President had
1.-TWO hours conference at the Riggs House
! last night so n tL.Ia1Za o. 91HL.j
There was a very short, Cabinet session
| to-day, and nothing important: was re
ported -. 5},.'" l'.ii .7fl lede, i%.' e.
The English. mission , viii be, held bacl
until after the November elections
! - Secretary Mcc ormick IS quoted as saying
/ that inasmuch, as Mr.. Matthews and his as
Esociates, were. to make no, Charge for their
| Legal services before the Electoral Com