The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-04-08
Claims, and that they have RICH, on their
PERSONAL NEWS rrHxs.

Claims, and that they have right on their
side.
Personal NEWS rrgxs.
Hon. Clarkson n. Potter was at the Cant.
to' to-day. William N. Taft. nominated for
postmaster OF Charleston, S. c., to- day,
went there with Sberman's army when q
youth. He has been state senator. The
name of w. w. Holden was to. day with.
drawn and John Nichols nominated for
postmaster nj Raleigh, n. c. The names Of
eleven new postmasters were sent 10 the
Senate to-day by the President. II Is gene.
rally conceded thai there will be no change
made In the Dost-ofiice at Charlottesville, Va.
Hon. DangerfieId Lewis, OF Clarke, and
Captain Rust, Of Faaquer. were on the
floor OF the Senate to-day. Senator Jones,
OF Nevada, has returned from New York.
4 committee OF Knights OF Pythlas called
on the President to-day, and invited The
President TO attend their fair at Baltimore.
committee also invited him aud Cabinet
to go TO Gettysburg on Internationally.
There were number OF callers at the White
House to-day, including the usual number
OF congressman. The Farragut statue Will
be unveiled on the 25,h.
MR.. CALL REPLIES TO NEssRs. nAwLEY AND
SHERMAN.
Mr.. Call, Of Florida, made another fine
speech this evening In reply to the argu-
meuts OF the Ohio and Connecticut senators
delivered on Tuesday. He coniended that
General Malone did not agree 10 act with
the Republicans until the terms OF the CO..
alition were settled.
MR.. RICK on CARPET BAGGERs.
Mr.. Beck. during the debate, declared
that not only were southern men disfran-
chsed. but the cowboys, &C., Of the North
were sent South after the war TO plumber
and control that section for the benefit OF
the Republican party. until General Grant
and other decent Republicans had to con-
demE it.
BRIEF NEWS ITEMS,
The remains OF the late Senator Mat. Car
penter will be taken 10 Wisconsin tO-mor-
row. MeS>rs. Conblirg and Tucker are
members OF the congressional committee TO
accompany them.
Naval officers report a great deal of law
les>nesS at Havana.
\ delegation, Including Judge Tourgee
called 90 the President to-day and urged
the appointment Of J. IL. Barns (cOlored)
Of North Carolina. TO a consulate.
Government receipts to-day Internal re-
venue, S5l2 6S2 customs, $3.50 800.
The Treasury Department this afternoon
bought 10000 ounces Of silver for the New
Orleans ana san Francisco minis.
The Secretary Of The Treasury to-day re-
ceived a $50 conscience contribution from
an unknown person in New York. 1t haC
better gone to an orphan asylum, says ;
good Samaritan.
Mr.. H.J. Ramsdell has been appointed
clerk of the Senate Committee on the Mis-
sis>ippi River and It's Tributaries.
The marines from Norfolk will be brcugh
here at the unwilling Of the Farragu
statue.
eIl.informcd politicians tonight de
clare that the confirmation Of Robertson
and the impending conflict between MesSrs
Conkling & Co. and the Administrator
have more to do with the continuance 0
the deadlock than the election OF Senate
officers has.
A ssociated Press Reports by Telegraph to the Dis
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APPROPRIATIONS FOR THE FISCAL YEAR q
1882.
| WASHINGTON, April IA statement show
ing The animal appropriations made by Con
press for each fiscal year from 1873 to 1881
Inclusive, has lust been prepared by tn
Treasury Department. The aggregat
amount appropriated during the third ses
sion of the Fortv-siXth Congress for To
fiscal wear Of 1882 exceeds S171.000,00C
This is more than six millions greater tba
1.-The appropriations made for any preyiOu
fiscal wear. The next highest amount wa
appropriated for the fiscal year OF 1879. Th
lamount> in detail appropriated during th
last session are as follows
To supply deficiencies for the service o
the various branches Of the Government
lS5.O95.Ijj; Cor legislative. executive, an
iudicial expenses. S1S132949; for sundr
lcivil expenses, s23.7l0, 937; for support 0
the army. S26, 6S1, 500; for support OF tb
navy, Sl4. 5G6,037: for the Indian service
IS4.js7. 500; for rivers and barbOrs, 81,
AL. 800; for forts and Notifications, 500,
600: for support Of military academy
$500. 43j: for Post Office Department
-. Ij2. 25S; for invalid and other pensions
SOS. D., 306: for consular and diplomat
service, Sl.19l, 435; for miscellaneous
Sl,1Ol,512 Uhis appropriation will proOabl
exceed the amount now stated.
EXTENSION or RAILWAY MAIL SERVICE.
WAsHINGTON, April The Post Ofiic
Department has arranged for the extension
Of railway mail service from OyeraFS |
WaynesbOrO', Va. This extension wi
complete the service on the Shenandoah
Valley road from HagerstOwn, Md, t
WavnesborO', where connection is mad
with the Chesapeake and Ohio road. In
new service will commence on April 18th.
FOrty-seventh COn@ress-Speciai Ses
sion of the senate.
WASHINGTON, April !, 1881.
The Vice President laid before the sen
ate message from the President, transmit
ting, IN res aOnse TO resolution OF the Sen
ate OF the 18th ultimo, report OF the SecrC
tarv Of State, with accompanying papers /
relation to the capituai0n Of the Ottoma
Empire. Ordered 10 be printed.
The pending business, being the rcsolu
ton for the election of Senate officers, wa
then taken up, and the motion TO 20 int
executive session, made by Mr.. Pendleton
was, as usual, voted down-yeas, %; nays