The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-10-13

- ''A''' eN'i"snt VI the reIatc !
Democratic senator win object to ITS con.
slderatlon, aud Il win 70 over under The
rules.
THE COMMITTEES.
The Republicans in caucus have agreed
to vote for the Ednunds resolution.
which provides for the continuance OF tho
committees Of last session, the President Of
the Senate to I'LL vacancies. Mr.. Garland
Is instructed 10 move as a substitute that
only the committees rendered necessary by
the nominations Of the President shall be
appointed at this session.
Personal NEWS ITEMS.
Congressman Dczcndorf ia here. There
Is report Tonight that Mr.. Conklng l.
urging Ex-Governor Morgan TO go into the
Cabinet, and that Ex-Governor Boutwell, IS
to have position il he wants il. Secretary
Blaine's friends say he viii remain in the
Cabinet until December. Secretary Kirk
wood Is 10 be provided for. The President
does not have Executive Mansion" but
"Oilicc OF the President Of the United
states" on his letter-heads. General Grant
and wife will be here this winter. Justice
Field writes that he viii not return from,
Europe before December. The returned
Oriolcans looked faded. Commissioner
Raum to-day issued to the Peoria Qll.) col
lector tax-stamps worth over two millions
Colonel Rockwell expects Congress t.
make the White House almost new. Scna.
tors Ransom and Vance have greatly im
proved by their vacation; in fact, senator,
generally look improved. The Secretary
OF the Interior and the heads OF bureaus o.
( that department called on the President IL
a body. II is said that Guiteau to-day hat
a high fever, and that hie eyes were blood
shottcn. He talked necessarily. The Sen
ate to-day adjourned after Senator Anthony
had announced the death OF his colleague
General Burnside. Major Brock, Chief o
Police, says there are already large mum
Der Of thieves In the city, and that they
win be largely reinforced from Baltimore
after the Orlole is over.
BRIEF ITEMS.
The Democrats will go into caucus i'm
medlatcly after adjournment. There I NJ
Democratic caucus called for tomorrow
morning.
The attendance at the National Fair to
day was better.
The President had more rest to-day thar
usual.
The military and civic authorities ar,
making preparations for the reception 0
our French and German visitors.
On Saturday the lists for the Mrs. Gar
field fund will be closed.
The Excelsior, with the Congressiona
Commission and guests, will leave here at
O'Clock Monday for Yorktown.
Pennsylvania Republicans here are get
ting excited about their State election.
Associated Press Reports by telegraph to the Dis
paicE.l
DEMOCRATIC Caucus.
WASHINGTON, ID. c., October Eth
Democratic caucus remained in session
about an hour this afternoon after the Sen
ate adjourned discussing Mr.. Edmunds'
resolution for the appointment OF standin.
70 report IN amendment to the resolution
providing for the appointment Of certain
specified committees which the nomination
Of the President show TO be necessary
The list OF the committees 10 DC propose,
embraces about ten, including post-oilices
Indian, commerce, and others to which tn
nominations Of the President, in the natu
raj order Of business, would have to be 70
/ -, a .l,,,,
specifically declare that the committees Z
be proposed are to be appointed Tor thi
special session only.
ADMIRAL PORTER GOING 70 YORKTOWN.
WAsIIINGToN, ID. c., October 12.-Ad
: mirol Porter will leave here On the steam
shin Dispatch tomorrow for Yorktown t
arrange for the naval portion OF the pre-
gramine in the forthcoming celebration
lie will return on Saturday or Sunday, q
the Dispatch will probably be used to con
: yeY to Yorktown the President and mem
bers Of the Cabinet, who go down on Tue.
day next.
The committee OF gentlemen selected b
the Secretary Of state will visit Baltimor
tomorrow and escort the French guests t
this city, where they will remain unit
Monday. On that day they will embark TO
Yorktown on the steamer City OF Pcckski
(chaItered Tor their use hy the State Dc
. Dartment), and will visit Mount Vernon o
their way down the river.
: THE STLR-ROUTE CASE.
WASHINGTON, October Fin regard {
the star-route case it Is understood that n
: arrangement to-day for argument on ia
motion TO quaSh the information has bee
made between the counsel, but that cOur
: sci for the defence intend to insist oil il
| taking place next Friday. Two fun day
: notice have been given, rs required by IN
= rules OF the court.
MINOR MATTERS.
WASHINGTON, d. c., October 12.-At tn
close OF business to-day there had bee
s525. 900 OF - per cent. bonds received fo
I redemption under the notice OF Secretar
I Window TO redeem S., 000, 900 OF bonds Ell
: bodied in the 1O5th call.
, Chief Brooks, Of the Secret-Seryicc Div
sion OF the Treasury, is notified Of The ~
: rest In PHILADELPHIA to-day Cf Charles !
: Watson and John X. Bleyler for counter
{ feiting coin. With them were capture
, the tools of their trade and S32j in bogJ
1 money.
An agent OF the SecTet-Scryice Diyiio
. felegraphs the arrest yesterday at Guthri,
Nv. OF Newton II. McRae, William !
: Findley, aud j. ID. Duifel, for dealing
! counterfeit silver coin. One hundred an
thirty counterfeit silver dollars were foun
in Duncrs possession. They were q
: heavily armed and resisted desperately.
United states Senate.
TnIEu DAY OF TmE SPECIAL SESSION.
WASHINGTON, October i2.-After II
reading OF the journal Dir. Kellogg Ole
ed resolution calling on the Secretary
State for all the papers on file in his Depar