The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-06-28

u H! speakers. uDia1sp at NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
warm personal friends was the liveltest fea-
tare OF the discussion. Messrs. Houston,
Mcmillan, a lison. and Others participated
IN the debate. Mr.. Blaine was very much
missed, md SO was st. Jerome Edmnnds,
Mr.. Conk!ing assumed leadership, but. did
not enjoy playing to empty galleries.
The Senate late this afternoon passed The
judicial bill, and will Tomorrow pass the
narshals' bill. Ny information tonight
from the While House makes me rather
dread another called session, and II so 1t
will be urged by Mr. Hayes that deputy
narshais are necessary to enforce The reve-
nue. laws.
There was less than quorum Of senator's
present to-day. ...,......
The House adopted resolution to adj
iours on Monday afternoon at 4 O'Clock,
and 1t Is thought that the Senate will work
up tot and be ready to adjourn Mt that
hour. VI, -.
Mr.. Thomas Nelson Page, OF the Rich
mond bar. was here to-day. He delivered
the address before the societies Of the Epis-
copai High School. ... -
Messrs. Huntdn, Henke, and Neale are
the subcommittee to revise the Code OF
Laws for the District during vacation.
Messrs. Garfield, Beck, Bruce, Carpen-
ter, FELTON,, Butterworth, and Warner were
among the congressman who were at the
White House to-day. .u ..-
The Post-O.ice. Department will at an
early day extend the fast-mail service south
over two rontes-to wit, from Washington
to Jacksonville ria Charleston and Savan-
rah, and from Washington to New Orleans
uia Richmond, Atlanta, Montgomery, and
Mobile.
Fifteen female clerks were to-day re-
moved from the Treasury Depart ment.
| They cannot vote in the Ohio election.
1cssrs. Whyte and Mcdonald are the
only Democratic senators in favor OF the
confirmation CT K. Socket Mathews as
United States district judge for Maryland.
Messrs. Rollins and Blair, OF New Hamp.
shire, are the only Republican senators who
are against his confirmation.
Mr.. Vests resolution declaring in favor
OF the perfect reconciliation OF silver went
over in the Senate to-day.
Associated Press Reports by telegraph to the Dis
pasch.l
| THE SINGLETON. GLOVER AFFAIR.
WAsuINGToH, June a1.-On Tuesday last
Mr.. Singleton, OF Mississippi, read in the
House an article from The New York Sur
critlcisng his conduct with regard TO tbs
printing OF Gloyer's report. He charged
that the article was inS pircd ny Glover him
self, and proceeded 10 denounce him there
for. Glover has now written letter to Sin.
geon denying the authorship Of the article
in question; charging Singleton with de
liberately endeavorinG to prevent the print
ing CT the report, and with personal dis
courtesy. lie asserts that Singleton is being
used by unseen persons TO suppress the re
port, and warns him that his present course
is contrary to the wishes Of his party, ant
will defeat him as senator from Mississippi
FAsT.MAIL. SERVICE SOUTH.
WASHINGTON. June 2T.-The Post Office
Department proposes at an early date TO eX
tend the fast.mall service in the South ovc1
two routes. One route will be from here
to Jacksonville, fla. by way OF Charleston
and Savannah, and the other from here Il
New Orleans by way OF Richmond, At
lantu, Montgomery, and Mobile. It wa
expected that these routes would be put IL
operation by the 1st OF July next. but tn
poSta-cars necessary for the service, whc
are in the course of construction. will no
l he finished by that date. The work wi
not, however, be delayed much after that
The schedule and number OF trips weekly
&c., have not yet been determined upon.