The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-04-02
Washingt0u.

.,.,-Si0S oY BOURBON NhiSAef tht rILoi
ps'.se.~ .oaNcEESSvgN GOING TO rHlLADEL-
TROOPS At Polls - PERSONAL
F~.r ,ERAlGNgp FOR INSoLENCE-hD-
~,-ns,s SPEECH On The DEPUTY-MAISnAl.S
t.,,oS-THE TEXks-PACIFIc ROAD-IHE
- FRANCISCO ELECTION.
rsr,,n our Regular Correspondent
w.s,nSeToN, April l.-Tbe Ways aud
80 Committee to-day heard an areu-
On Mr.. Csrlisle'S acknowledgements.
M which provides when Bourbon whis-
a. mi in bond and the tax not 10 be paid
sr,g 4 e taken out that allowance shall be
s.ss FOR leakage while in bond. The law
osrmits this whiskey TO remain IN bond
Lane as three years. The bigh-wines
=, onno.e the bill on the ground that as
a., sell their spirits right away, and have
:, ssdncr,on made 10 them on account Of
-. in the second disillation, that il will
o,,e The Bourbon men an advantage over
-, m The markets OF the country. The
g..r.sisn will be resumed tomorrow.
Th.rs will be no tariff discussion in the
.,,mirtee until next week, owing to the
.hssnce Of Mr.. Wood, who is at New York.
eur PILOT LAwS-wHAT Mr.. GOoDE SAYS.
Mr.. Goode informs me that he saw to-day
ding members Of the Commerce Commit
30, the House. who say they do not think
,,,, any change will be made in the pilot
Ira, this session. unless il be 10 abolish
~,mou.ory pilo,sge at Hell-Gale, New
YORK.
covGgrSSNEN TO VISIT PHILADELPHIA.
The Appropriations and Naval Commit
,.e. Of the House and Senate. by invitation,
vnto.morrow visit Philadelphia to inspect
tho double.turFeied iron-clad monitors
Puritan. Mantonomah, &c. The report
"a. been in naval circles here that the Puri-
IN and some Of lis companions are huge
,oures. sSd that no amount OF science will
le able 10 make them answer the purpose
they were intended for. Mr.. Clymer, OF
Peppsylyania, in q speech in the House,
aid ss much in very strong language.
10 1EooPs FOR ELECTION Purposes.
The Military Committee OF tue House
sgreed todly to amend the army approprla-
ton bill when Il comes up by Il section pro-
hibiiiDg the use Of troops 1t the polls, like
that which Mr.. Hayes at the extra session
filled 10 veto. This will excite more pro-
,rae;ed debate In the House than it did last
year, and equally as bitter discussion in the
Senate as il did then. 1t is known that the
salwaIts, and even some regarded as con-
ssIysiiye Republicans, regretted last session
having allowed this section TO pass the
House as easily as it did, and twas know
edge Of this fact that made Democratic
senator's vote down all amendments in order
to prevent the Republicans Of the House
getting second chance al it. The Repub-
lean senator's tainted their opponents Tor
voting down the amendments of their own
committee because Mr. Tnurman moved
that ibey dc so, and the Ohio Senator was
ubiIant over the success Of his tactics.
PERSONAL NEWS ITEMS.
Mr. r. Barton HaXall was in the city to-
Gay. Mr.. UPTON, nominated for collector
q customs at Tappahannock, called on SEM
Aor WitheTs to- day with General Beale and
explained matters 10 him. He now thinks
b. prospect for confirmation has greatly
Improved. Mr.. Carter Harrison, OF the
Richmond Commonwealth, was at the Capt.
70 to-day. Maior Yosi, OF the staunton
Irgihian, was also there. The House
Eeclions Committee voted to-day TO ousi
Wshburne (Republicanl, OF Minnesota, but
refused 10 report in favor OF seating Don
nelly. Senator Vance to-day Introduced
biIl for the erection Of public building at
Greensboro, n. c. Judge Hughes Will
be al Alexandria tomorrow to be0r the
Bahenger and Rowland hdbeaS corpus case.
senator Johnston is paired with Senator
Teller, OF Colorado. In the debate on the
deficiency bin Mr.. Carpenter said Mr.
Blaine bad presided where insolence is the
rule, and added that he is master OF it. Mr..
Blame, In reply, said II be bad been in a
pace where insolence was the rule be would
Ultimate that This language bordered on the
Impairment, but he was in the Senate, and
elOld not say it. Mr.. Finley Harris, editor
q The Abingdon Standard, visited the
House and Senate to-day.
IHE DEBATE on THE DEPUTY.MARsHALs' SEC
TioN THE BILL PASSES.
Nj. Edmunds to-day made lengthy
speech 10 the Senate against the deputy
uaFsbals' section Of the House immediate
usleiency bill. lie commended that while it
vas called compromise it was only carry
'"g OUT the objects sought to be attained by
'oe majority in Congress at the extra ses.
500. He Isl strong but not an attractive
,P1Ker, and does not command a general
Heafing from senators. At one stage OF his
'Peeeh be alluded TO the fact that there
nee only nine Democrats listening 10 him.
"' eon'ended, further, that there were any
sumner OF obstacles In the way OF carrying
w ue secilOn as il came from the House.
N'' La'on, who had charge Of the bill,
made brief but spirited and pointed re-
~ aier which the bill, including the
-pu'!'mSfshals' section, passed by a strict
r9 vote. The galleries were disappoint-
not hearing speeches also from Sena-
VIZ biaioe, Carpenter, aud Conkling.
'''sEsok BROWN AND THE TEXAS AND Pa
cIPIc.
S''cinor Brown made an argument to-
oeiore the Senate Railroad Committee
n'9f Of extending the time for COM
Ivy The Texas-Paci1c ten years, though
A. "3t within which II has TO be built
- od expire until 1882 The company
49, "eady built 1000 miles without enjoy
as' OF the benefits OF the Immigrant