The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-04-20

I Is here with his wife and children. Mrs.
Lees mother Is lying very III. The name
OF General Longstreet was sent In to- day %
United States marshal for Georgia, and this
WIN enable Mr. Maynard 10 20 back to Tur.
key-ihat Is, IL 1t Is agreeable TO all con-
cerned. General W. II. Payne, Colonel
Thomas Smith, Major Tom Wallace.
and Major ii. Shepherd, OF Warrenton, were
among the visitors 10 the circus. Foreign
ministers, senators, &C., were also there.
Agnes jerks Is writisg poetry. The Presi-
dent bad the usual humber OF senatorial
callers to-day. Colonel Sturgis, OF the
Seventh cavalry, will become governor OF
the Soldiers Home, Near Washington, July
LIST, and Colonel j. s. Msson, OF the Fourth
infantry, will become deputy governor.
Senator Carpenters property, real and per-
sonaI. is appraised at $4,000. The De-
partmcnt has been informed OF the killing
OF Deputy United States Marshal Seagrayes
IN Tennessee. l.. H. Redmond, the boss
moonshiner of North Carolina, has been
captured in Sopth Carolina. There is rn-
NOR that Carl Sehurz Is to become editor Of
the New York Evening Post (ani-Conk.
ling. Major J. II. Nelson, paymasier
United States army, died in the Albany
penitentiary to-day.
CIVILIZED BULIDOzfNG il NEW ENGLAND.
Mr.. Cali to-day commented on the power
OF capital in Massachusetts, and said that
while the senators from that State deny that
capitalists control the suffrage of employe
and force them to vote the Republican
ticket, nevertheless that the reports OF the
press, the reports Of congressional commit
tees, and the speeches OF public men all
sustain The charge. He described the sys-
ten OF intimidation and control in vogue
there as civilized buIldozing. Capital, he
c0nlended, Is always aggressive, and it is
particularly so in Massachusetts,. lie read
statistics 10 show how few men over the age
OF twenty.one in the southern States are
not permitted TO vote, and how large, on the
other hand, is the number dsfranchi>ed in
New England.
SENATOR CAMERON On OsTEACIsM, &C, IL THE
SOUTH.
Senator Don Cameron charged that mer
are oslracised in the South for opinion sake
and read part OF letter from a lawyer
dated Richmond, April Is, in which he sale
he would have to 90 to New York because
Nrginans treated bin rs a carpet-bageer
MIR. Cameron declared that ostracsm wa'
practiced in the Senate, fol- Democratic sen
ators refused General Malone, who wa
their peer, even the courtesy Of pair. Ii,
appealed TO them to stop in their mad ca
reer. His delivery has wonderfully i'm
proved since his last effort, and his voice j
stronger.
| BRIEF NEWS ITEMS.
Petitions from citizens Of Paterson q
j. and from the Fort Wayne Indiana
Irish Land League were received to-da
Foreign Relations. The petitioners pra
that the Senate take proper action in regar'
to the arrest and imprisonment OF Michae
Boyion in Ireland by the British authori
| ties.
The Department to-day received informa
ton that some OF Sitting Bulls braves hay
come in and surrendered.
Government receipts to-day: Interns
revenue, Sljj,972; customs, $40, 1853.
A new counterfeit ten-dolar gold piec
has appeared in California.
General Tyler will have to retire from tn
Baltimore post.office, and the Presiden
| his
The vote in the Senate to-day stood 20 t
20. This indicates numerous absentees.
The idea OF Mr.. Blair that an extra ses
sion would break the deadlock makes Demo
Gratis smile.
The National Fair directors to-day in
creased the prizes for horses for the sprin
meeting $500.
To-day was cloudy, with now and the
rain.
Senator Beck wllpropose 20 give Senate
Blair ii commission at this session OF TN
Senate to investigate not only the section Q
the tariff relating to socks, &C., but to al
other tariff matters. This will render III
necessary bis proposition for an extra seS
sion.
Associated Press Reports bv Telegraph to the Dis
| patch.
THE ANXIETY FOR THE SAFETY OF THE PRAC
TICE-SHIP CONSTITUTION.
WASHINGTON, April l9.-The practice
shin Constitution left League Island Apr
1Oth under orders from the Navy Depart
ment 10 proceed To the Potomac river
There has been some fears for her safet
| expressed, but no apprehension Is ieit q
The Department other than those NATURAL
incident TO the fact OF her being severa
dav, overdue. IL is thought quite props
bic at the Department that, owing 10 III
prevailing westerly winds and roug
weather, she may have been blown OIL III
canes. in which event several days, or eve
weeks, may elapse before she arrives WIN
out the necessity OF causing any alarm as L
her ultimate safely.
LATER SAFETY OF THE MISSING SHIP
WASHINGTON, April 19-The Navy dc
parment has received news this aiiernoo
of the arrival OF the practice-ship ConSti't
tion at Piney Point. She had experience
very heavy weather and suffered some III
jury.
NOMINATIONS.
WASHINGTON, April 19.-The foliowln
nominations were sent TO the Senate to-day
General James Longstreet, row Minister
Turkey, to be United States marshal 10
Georgia; George Z. Matthews, OF liaze
hurst. Miss, and William ID. King, OF lila"
kinsyille, Ca, to be p0stmasters.
Texas Grimes and Casualties.
DALLAS. April l9.-William Price. stoc
droyer. was Killed on Saturday near Terre
hy the accidental discharge OF a piston WINE
fcIl from the pocket OF a coat winch ne wa