The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-06-27
Washington.

.,erxvkNT RECEIPTS AND hAffNDla oNf'S
G"'',-~,,r YSAE-TRE TRApE-poLLAk BILL
F'n ,>,1-TRE JUDICIAL APPROPRIATION
war TIE PROGRAMME WILL BE TO.
,r!ot.s MINOR ITEMS.
,r,,,a 0ur Regular Correspondent
-,,,ycroS. June 26.-The Treasury
-,..-.,,,.n; bv making an estimate for the
,.:.;r, DAYS OF June, have arrived at the
..,,sior that the receipts Of the Govern
.. ,r, ,or the fiscal year ending June Soth
, ,",s .rgrcrn;cd 500, 500,0oo. and that its
..E,,urcs during the same period have
~ .,,..d to s256.900, 900, leaving balance
,,,o the sinking fund OF SS,6oo,0o0.
y,y the Secretary had estimated that TINS
I.,,n,a wculd reach $3S.000,000, and so 1t
,,p3 In, for the extraordinary demands
.,,;.h have been made upon the Treasury
anr,r the wear. Included in these were
,rn Halifax award. S5,500.000; arrearages
,, rsn,ions. $500, 600; the Eads jetties,
:, n,o GOO: and the Board Of Health, $780,
t.a This exhibit shows hat MesSrs. Sher-
$500, and Raum were wrong, and our con-
,.,.s<mrn and Colonel Burwcll right in their
a.,ac,;on. in regard TO the effect OF Il re-
l,tiop O. the tobacco tax to Is cents per
pound.
nv SENATE FINANCE COMMITTEE AND THE
TRADE.
The Senate Finance Committee resumed
.la consideration OF the House tradc-do'lar
fasto.dav aud finally agreed that the bill
,sopI 90 over until December, when bin
,,;g he reported providing for the redcmp-
tim q, the trade. dollar. but requiring that
when redeemed it shall not be recoincd. as
,royjtrl in the House bill. in standard
dollars. hut shall be turned into bullion.
Tli, MIS- done 10 satisfy those who object
n anr increase Of the silver coin beyond
wng, !. alIcadv provided for by law. The
,;gycr.mrn are vcXed and disappointed at
this result, and say il vii! not help Ewing
and Rice in their campaign.
PERSONAL NEWS ITEMS.
7. :. Gregory. OF the Petersburg Ilteiki-
a,nrrr. was At the Capitol to-day, and looked
q, both branches oil Congress from the cor
RESPONDENTS galleries. Captain Lew Pcy-
ION. the agent Of the Virginia Midland
here, states that n family in Orange haVe
two bottles of peach brandy which was dis
TILED by their ancestor in 1ISS; he says 4
soooniul would Kill I Radical. and square
drink Of It cause the death OF any man in
favor Of universal suffrage. EN.Doorkecper
Fltzhugh stated 10 your correspondent to-
day that his grandfather, John Fitz-
hu"h. WHO came to Virginia as the
Queens counsel, owned fiity-eight thou
sand acres OF land across the Potomac.
Republican correspondents are writing
sca,hiug paragraphs about Lord Roscoe.
Senator Hereford will tonight deliver be-
fore the University at Martinsburg an ad.
dress on education. and it is safe to predict
that it will be full OF sound sense. Hon
James l.. Sencr was on the floor OF the
House to-day and sat By Mr. Jorgensen fol
some time. General Johnston and Gene
against the adoption OF the committees re-
port and General Hunton and Mr.. Goodt
for It. Judge Harris, bad he been present
would have voted Aye" and Mr.. Rich
mond, who is also at home sick, "No."
THE JUDICIAL APPROPRIATION BILL.
At hali-paSt y Mr.. Atkins reported th'
judicial bill, and it was rccommtted ant
ordered to be printed. Ii contained CLAUSE
rcpealiug the Jurors tcst-oath, and anothe
for the drawing OF iures, but made no pro
vision for the payment OF marshalS Of
deputies. At fifteen minutes to 8, the bill
having been printed, was reported bach
Ay Mr.. Atkins and considered in Committee
Of the Whole. Mr.. Baker, OF Indiana IRE
pubcan), moved TO amend so as to appro
pirate 5000, 600 for The payment Of marshall
and deputies, and proceeded TO speak ii
favor OF its adoption. Mr.. Stephens coult
not stand his oratory on so warm
day, aud wheeled himself out OF tht
Dir. Atkins, in reply. said the House wa;
weary, and the subject threadbare, and
moreover that the amendment is embodied
In a bill which will be hereafter reported
The salaries Of marsEalS, he said, is pro-
rlded for in the legislative bill, now the
!aw Of the land. Mr.. Springer wanted to
get in sharp amendment Of some kind,
but there were cries on the Democratic
side Of "Netc, vote !" and be had TO de-
5tst. The vote being then taken on the Ba-
kcr amendment. it was lost-aycs, 6S; noes,
81. Brother De La Natyr and other Green.
backers voted with Tie Republicans. Mr..
Oscar Turner offered an amendment striking
out The proyiso, which declares that no one
shall be excluded because Of race, color,
Or previous condition. The Democrats
cried Vote" and Mr.. Garfield was
eager TO lind out whether he wanted
10 exclude negroes from the iuries, and Mr..
turner said it WAS already the law Of the
and. The vote was taken, and Mr.. Turner
Was the only member who voted "Aye."
His colleague, Mr.. Mckenzie, demanded q
division, with much laughter, and DIR.
lurner was forced to stand up alone. Mr..
Atkins bad previously remarked that the
reason this was inserted was TO show that
nobody proposed 10 deprive colored peo-
PIE OF their constitutional rights. A num-
Der OF amendments were now offered by
Republicans, inclIding those to increase
Tue pay Of jurors to So per day, and to
strike out the part Of the section concern
lhg the drawing OF Jurors which pro-
'!des that the clerk and commission
IF shall belong to different political
art.es; but all were voted down.
Republican here remarked, (" Who said
ae Democrats were not harmonious
and they were, for thew voted solidy