The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-04-03
bees correctly. then General Malone has
nothing more 10 say.

bees correctly, then General Malone has
nothing more 10 say.
PERSONAL NEWS ITEMS.
The health OF Senator Don Cameron Il
very bad, and he ought not to be here.
When he read his brief speech the other day
bis nervousness was painful TO behold.
Senator voorhees, was at his desk In the
senate chamber to-day looking over papers.
Mr. Ramsdell, the correspondent, was at the
Capitol to-day. He still uses crutohes, but
looks iilsi-rate. The declaration Of the New
York Herald to-day that the sooner General
Malone is abandoned to his fate the better
for the Republican party has been fire..
| quently quoted tonight. Senator Anthony
was at the Capitol tins morning for the first
time for weeks. Collector Thomas, OF Bal
timore, is here trying to retain bis office.
President Garfield and family will spend
the summer at The Soldiers Home. Mr..
DcZendorf was among the callers to-day at
the White House. He gets when at Wash
ington as many letters as Mr.. Blaine did
when a candidate for the presidency. a
Kansas representative, however, Is the
champion leter.receiyer. Mr. ingalls, is
one Of the best presiding officers In the
Senate. The Posimsster.Gener will re-
turn from New York Monday. The Presl-
| dent said 10 a colored delegation from
Mary land that he would cndeavor to see
that the colored race was properly recog-
niZed. Judge Hunter Marshall, Colonel
! Buford, and Mes>rs. Shipman and Ch0ate,
OF the New York bar, left here this evening
for Richmond.
/ BRIEF NEWS ITEMS.
! TIE weather TO-DAY was more like the I'd
OF March than The I'd Of April.
Government receipts: Internal revenue,
S252 GA; customs, S6l0.9 53.
The President does not propose for the
present TO interfere with the Commissioners
for the District Of Columbia.
CorrespOud dents who to-day asked Demo
cratic senators il they proposed TO hold q
caucus soon received negative reply. They
are united, and do not need one.
1t was urged against a candidate for mar
shall az southern State to-day that he drank
The Attorney-Ge General asked did he drink
to excess, and when being told he did not
remarked. :" drink myself"
The report tonight is that Mr.. Conkling
is not anxious to defer his fight with the
Administration.
Secretary Kirkwood will on Monday make
his clerical appointments.
Or. Loring's friends say his nomination
As Commissioner OF Agriculture will be sent
to the Senate next week. He viii be unani-
mou>ly confirmed.
During the present week Sj34,0O0 in ma
tionLl-bauk notes were re ceived ut the Urea
sury for redemption.
fAssocilted Press Reports by Telegraph to he Dis
patch.
WEATHER BULLETIN.
WASHINGTON, April 2.-The CHIEF Signal
Office furnishes the following bulletin: The
storm which was central in the Middle and
East Atlantic coast during THURSDAY and
FRIDAY has moved nOrthea>tward OF Halifax,
and has been followed on the Atlantic coast
from Maine 20 Florida by brisk and high
northwest winds and colder and partly
cloudy weather. The temperature cODtin'
ues from 10 to 300 below mean Tor the
month in the districts OF Mississippi and
: below Montgomery, Atlanta, Augusta,
Char;t ston, NIcksbu ana thence north
eastward TO New England. The indications
are that fair and warmer weather will pre-
vaiI on Sunday in the districts on the Allan
tic coast from Maine TO Alabama and Flori-
: da. with winds gradually diminished il
force. The temperature will take the Lake
regions and thence ,Outbwestery during
Sunday.
MINISTER TO BERLIN RESIGNED.
WASHINGTON. April 2.-The resignation
OF Andrew d. White, United States Minis
, ter to Berlin. has been in the hands OF the
President for several weeks. The PreSiden
will send the name Of his successor TO th'
Senate in a few days.