The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-07-21

~ RASAu AANS o1 ANEW 1ORk POSTSfAS-
TERwHo HADRATHRRB EAPoLtT1cI6S
THE.EAsTERNwAR,& &c. &C.
From Wa.hiness.
THE CABINET MsET1Sa JOSEPH 4sD ms BAND.
yyAsH1lSsGTo,s, d. O., Jniy, eo!-The esbi-
net talked oser The raiir6a ID strikeand Mexi-
can border affairs. There was no action re-
fhere aie oficial advices that Joseph did
not comply with Howard terms; Seven
teen warriors and twenty eight women and
children surrendered TO General Howard.
Unofficial reports say the party had two
guns and no arnmuniti lion, and got lost from
Joseph band.l isl!e J; ~ III -
-, MOTH cARoLINA5 REVENUE MATTERS.
A delegation OF business men, ire
.spectiYe 81 party af1 liatiou, from the Third,
Fourth, an Fifth districts Of North caro-
lima, are expected here on Monday to urge
upon The President the necessity Of changing
the irternal.reven officers IN those dis
tricts. It isclaimed, that the present officers
nut up Jobs On dealers to violate the law, SO
that they may reap the benefit OF the fees.
This demonstration Is In RESPONSE to q re-
cent letter from the revenue agentin North
Carolina tossths Commissioners OF Internal
Revenue ITO the! effect that all classes IN
NorthN Carolina resisted the collection OF
Federal taxes. The delegation will lseoW
that they only object to improper oppres-
sion and illegal action on the part OF rev.
enue officers. ,,,.. ~ .ls...f 4 Il; i,i3. 3.
MOVEMENTS ZOE THE PRESIDENT And CABINET.
WASHINGTON, July. 20.--The President
and his Cabinet will be at Fortress Monroe
on the s5tti,'instart. Tile Goth they Will
spend at Norfolk and Portsmouth, The
9th they will be at Petersburg. The 28th
they will he at Richmond, Va. sil
THE PRESIDENT GOING TO LOUISVILLE
.;O,tc%,tftJ ls0NAL ITEMS. fi9.s:,i
. Al committee from Louisville, consisting
Of General John NJ. Harlan, George =.
Dorm, r. Julius Barkhouse, Governor al.
Murray, and John w. Karney, waited on
the President and invited him and his Cabi-
net,to visit the Louisville Exhibition Sep
tember 9th. The Invitation Is aecepted.;
b First Assistant Rostmaste General Iyner
has no idea OF resigping. ~
4 The French Minister Moves sails from
Philadelphia on. the steamer Illinois.
There was full Cabinet meeting to- day,
except Sherman. The Cabinet will leave
Tuesday for the Virginia trip. The details
are not fixed, except that they will be at
at Old Point, Comfort; = ,ss - =
William E. Copeland, correspondent. OF
the New York Bulletin, has been appointed
special financial agent oil, the Treasury De-
partment. ~ ,-,si71z.s s. Z. I,
Georsia's Constitutional Convention.
PROPOSITION TO REPEAL THE PROHIBITION
AGAINST DUELLINd VOTED b6WN.s} ~
ATLANTA, Ca, July 90, General Toombs
introduced, a resolution In the C0nstitu-
tional Conyention to repeal the prohibition
against duelling; which was voted down
| by ayote, Of 119 to 3S.
The Financial Troubles in the West.
CHICAGO, July 20.7The savings banks
have all ayailed themselves OF the thirty
days. notice.
The Bank Troubles In Pennsylvania.
ASHLAND NATIONAL BANK IN LIQt1DAT1oN.
Porrsv1LLE, PA, July 20.-Owing to the
general oppression, the First National Bank
OF Ashland, in this county, has gone into
liquidation. Depositors will be paid shortly,
and the stockholders by-and-by.
| seFai,i., The TaiIors' Union.
TIE MERCHANT TAILoRs OF SYRACUSE WON'T
+ = 4, EMPLOY gNI0N-AEN. = K y 4 ~ s
SYRACUSE, July 2O.-At a meeting OF the
merchant-tailors of Syracuse q resolution
was adopted to no longer employ members
of the Tailors' Union. s, ~, 49, 4
= Politics and the ,CivIl-seryiee.
THE EpRfEss;ftpENT's ORDER READ IN sHE PHILA-
DELPHiA cUsroM-RousE ~ =
! PB1LApELPHra,, July 28.-T The Presid dents
order diyorcing the ciylEseryfce from poll
tics was read to the cust0m-house employees
to-day. L'. 80
An Honest Republican.
A NEW YORK POSTMASTER wBo WOULD RATH9R
BE A POLITICIAN. THAN A GOVERNMENT En-