The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-05-21

551gisspy. tsTntlnIzku saig me Gid nut EIDN
6iiEft General tfssTJ ezirBd to iltTs his nsllTe
mentioned in taaiis connection. 13eiafd mt
iznuw TINT lit Wuzfld sreealfle 10 fls fssl
lnEs. He ilasd bsa.n gI'eatIs liangrsd isy The
Auasrican I,sprIle ass1 he miglrf live long
engngi To heiitenaseIl asaia by them.
Mr. RfaIne, m AiEfue, iEaia he ZIG mot quite
sennrrsr IN i9fsszt had been sliG hy the fIonaF
able Sssnafur from I!iinnis aiFEr sagiesby )sre-
spesting sIiennenf fmest of ered By The Serra-
tor from assafffurnia lafr. Earsseut). General
scott YVES retired frnn The hsaEl 8f the army'
with fiilI RINK, p1v, RnE allowances. Mas
there aBrsse1Htnrs OH this floor vino wisilea
ITO say bv lis yGfe fiiat the services of Gene
ral Erant were not rs important s those OF
General Ecusig As TO hrs niifitnry renewn
md his endorsements in the war iar the
Union. there can heno dispute among sena-
tors nm either side snf the chamber. The
amendment Of HI surgent Fvas then agreed
te-vsas, so; nnJfs, z 1ss fellows:
Feus.-MeHgrs Allison, Riaine, Beuth-
Bruce, Burusiiie. GaneruD of PENNSYLVANIA,
Cameron of wisconsin, Gsfissianey, CoEk-
ling. G1neEer. Dorsey. Idmuats, Ferry.
Haniin, Hoar. Ingalls, Kellogg. kEkwoea-
Lannr. Mcmillan, Matthew's Mitchell, Mar-
rifL Puttersan- Plume, Rollins, Sargent,
Saunders. Teller. lrd Winiiuu-38.
-NnHs.-AEessrs. Armstrong, Bailey Bat
mum. Bapaf.a Beck. GsckeriH. Coke. Davis
M illinois, Davis OF W est virginia, Dennis,
E,atuE. Eusts. Grover, Harris, HILL Jalln-
sson. Jones OF FIuTiGa. KeTnan. AtrCreery.
III ,herEor, Maxey, Merrimon, 0gtesbv.
Handeipa. Thurman. Voorhees,. " hits, and
Witt1er-2S.
Messrs. Wadieigh and Howe, who wntild
have voted in The affirmative. were paired
with MessraH Hereford and Mcdonald, vino
would have voted IN the negative.
Mr. Alrthonv, OF Rhode Island, e-zIfiained
shat II not paired with the Senator from
Delaware (Atr. salisbury he would have
voted IN the affirmative
The announcement OF the vote by which
the amendment was. missed YRS greeted
with appiuuse in the galleries, IN. II Was
soon checked.
a long debate followed on the bin as
amended, Senator C3ockeriH charging that
the amendment had been offered to kiH the
bin
Without final action the Senate atij burned.
HJEsE Or REPRESENTATIVE
The select committee or the alleged
frauds in the presidential election WIS an
nounsaA~as follows: Potter OF New York
Manson of Illinois, HuHton Of Virginia,
Henner OF Pennsylvania. McAlahou 81 0hic-
Cobb OF Indiana, Blackburn Of keutuckE.
Cox of Ohio, Iiutler of Massachusetts Reed
of Maine, and Hiscock Of View York a
cubfe message from Minister Moves 1t
tsnris. WIS presented. asking 10 be sfTupG-
raed before the committee.
The day was occupied with business Of
the District OF Columbia.
AmonrThe bills introduced was one by
Mr. Shelley, ~ Aiabana Esnown as the
l'schielscher bil!j, entitled "A bill rraillting
aid by the National Government toscertaiD
companies Incorporated Ivy StsIte authority
dor works Of internal Improvement. The
companies are authorized 10 issue ffrv-yeaI
five ner-centt. bonds Guaranteed by the
United States. for which il sfIa! naye 4 lien,
&c. The stock is moi 10 be increased, anti
| tire use o. the companies money bGany
officer thereof Is declared feiouE. THE
companies siucludedin the hill arg the james
River :ird NaIawta canal. the Gatia!1tlc and
Great Western canal Lexington arTE Big
Sandy railroad, cnnTlee5lng t:le Chesapeake
and Chic railroad with the Louisville amt
Kew Orleans lines. &c. The amount called
! for by -tile bill is twenty-five millions. The
friends OF tie bill claim tint It's passage Will
rive Immediate empiovmentto5 900. 900 men.
and viii require the use OF 5G.tl0 r-rIEies and
horses unti viii II Gfce relieve the tIrallc.a!
pressure now prevailing III the land.
Congressman Ellis. by request. intro
dured Senator. ,Jehrston;S 7 e-as-PuciGc bill,
urnended SO rs TO include Wheeock7s New
| Orleans Pacific.