The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-09-21

Monmouth county aud The United States
Attorney for this district on the subject,
ELBERoN, September 20.-6eneraI Arthur
and Secretaries BIsine and Lincoln have ar
rived NJ Eliteron.
WARRINGTON. September z0.-Disfriet-
Attorney CorkUiif stated to-day that there
IL ample law 10 the District OF COumbii 10
cover GHlieau's case, aud that be will be
tried In Washington. ,n
No further increase OF the military guard
az the Jail has zee been made, and General
Drum, AdiuiaDt.G General, said to-day that
/! he considered the gusrd amply sufficient
for oil emergencies. ~
The agent Of The EquItable Life-In.
suTanee Company OF New York says that
President Garfield was insured Tor $4,000
10 that company. He was also insured IN
other companies, but to what amount Is not
known.
1t Is stated that the President left no
will, and that during bis illness he declined
to make one, saying be was willing TO trust
TO the courts Tor an equitable division or
his property among his heirs.
The value OF his property, including his
house in This city, which Is mortgaged, Is
estimated at S25, 900.
LOSG BRANCH, September 90 The coro-
Y y lIIltSL UDDUl Ut lfNlutUi , AfuIdliN
has been abandoned by the local authori-
ties. sg-
ENGLISH SYMPATHY.
LONDON, September 20.-In London the
opinion 10 be heard expressed by all classes
in conversation on the streets, on railway
trains, and at places Of public resort, is
that the event is doubly sad after the gallant
struggle for life made by the President.
Tfha kaInnnfao ~ tho A MARKHAM ExahanUa
are draped IN black, and flags which adorn
many places OF business IN the west end OF
the city are displayed at halt.mast.
The Liverpool correspondent OF the As
ISOLATED Press telegraphs as follows "The
announcement OF the death Of the President
was received here with universal express
sions OF profound regret. Special editions
Of the papers published The news with
heavy mourning borders. Flags are at
half mast on tue Town Hall, on a large
number OF public and private buildings,
and on the shipping
PRESIDENT RTHUR At oXG RANCH
LoSG BRANCH, September 2O-3 =. n
Four soldiers are performing p~iekttsduty
about the cottage. With The exception Of
two or three excited men, who threw up
their hats as President Arthur passed up
the lane TO the cottage, there were no fur
ther manifestations The crowd, while eX-
cited, were decidedly quiet, and appeared
10 properly realize the situation. At this
hour quiet prevails. All the members Of
the Cabinet are assembled in AttOrney-Gen-
eral MacYeagh'S cottage. The autopsy will
be conducted by DR.. Curtis, Of Washing
ton. "a
The carriage selected to carry President
A . ,H,,~ ,o,I Guoratoru DIofpo frnp, tn. faf ~
to General MscVeagh's cottage was pur-
chased by the dead President only n short
time before be was shot. A monogram,
formed of letters, OF 81. A. g." is IN the
door-panel on each side Of the vehicle.
A DAY OF HUMILIATION AND PRAYER TO BE
APPOINTED.
One OF the first acts Of President Arthur,
General Gafield's successor to The presi-
dency, will be the issuance OF a proclama-
tion appointing a day OF humiliation and
prayer, in view Of the calamity that the
Lord has seen ft 10 visit upon the American
people.
NEW JERSEYS RIGHT To TRY GUITEAU.
$3.50 7. M-District- Attorney Karing said
TO an Associated Press reporter "There
is no doubt but that the State OF New Jer-
sey has legal right to try Guiieau for the
murder OF President Garfield, but he is
now a United States prisoner. IL the
! United States authorities demand the right
TO try GuiteaD, ana insist on holding bin at
Washington to await trial, the New Jersey
State authorities will not ask TO have him
sent here. We have not come TO any con-
clusion in the matter. United States At
torney Keasley is now with the Cabinet at
n.-o~l NTonNoanh1u onffono aud tho nor
oner and 1 will see him before we can tell
what we will do.p
THE PRESIDENT RETURNS TO NEW YORK.
ELBERoS, September 2O-4:2O =. NJ
General Arthur left for New York on a
sperial train a few minutes ago.
General Grant accompanied General Ar
thur, arm-in-arm, to the carriage which
conveyed him to Elberon depot, and as the
carriage returned empty, it is presumed
that be went to New York with him on the
special train.
ARRANGING FOR THE AUroPsY-THE DEAD
PRESIDENTS EXTREME EVACUATION.
New YORK, September 20.-Tbe EUening
Posts Elberon special says: DR.. Bliss,
speaking Of the Presidents last moments,
said "He was not conscious after / ar
rived. The attendants did not fully realize
his condition. He had spoken to General
Swain only a moment before, and the lat
ter could not believe that the end was COM
ing. AS soon as / entered the room ! saw
that 1t would soon be over, and j tx
claimed, MY God, Swain, he is dying.
Send for Mrs. Garfield He was
never conscious after that and did
not speak. When / got to the sick
room ! found the President powerless.
His heart was slightly fluttering. The APP
parent cause Of death was neuralgia Of the
heart, Of which we had had symptoms be-
fore in the history Of the case. II was not,
probably, embeIism. lie suffered aeute
pain for q moment. After that his death
was painless. He was awakened by the
attack. The autopsy will probably begin
about 4 O'Clock this AFTERNOON, and occupy
from an hour and a half TO Two hours.
Pending that. We cannot, OF course, say
with certainty what was the Immediate
cause OF DEATH"
The extreme emaeiation Of the President
was a surprise 10 the undertaken and en-
balmer. II is possible TO clasp the leg above
the knee with one hand. There are some
doubts whether, il the President lies In
state at Washington, it will be deemed
wise to show the remains. The Attorney
General says that arrangements have been
completed with the Pennsylvania and New
Jersey Central railroads for the Transports
ton OF the remains TO Washington. The
train will start from Elberon at 10 O'Clock
tomorrow morning. IL will be appropri-
ately draped. The remains will be ac-
companied by the family, the physicians
and attendants, and the members OF
the Cabinet and their families. In the ar
engagements il has been thought desirable to
consult the wishes OF Mrs. Garfield, so as TO
lessen as much 90 possible the strain TO
.rEi.h - L. .nhinnlnh No cInnnnrns will