The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-04-13
W nsfIinGton.

x,rroNLf BANK CHARTBRS-TITE QUESTION
oY FINAL ADJOURNhENT-TH RICHMOND
povs IN ROUTE TO TRENTOS-PERsONAL
Nrws IrEMs-TrE PENNSYLVANIA HAIF-
ppgrn~ OF THE wAR-PATH--THE JEFFER-
IN voNrNENT--FARSs SOLD FOR TAXES BY
my TINTED STATES GOVERNMENT N vIR-
otyt,. &C. UNDER ACT or JUNE :. 1862.
IRON Our Regular Correspondcnt.l
W,gnNGroN, April l2.-When Mr.. Has
con wa. to-day asked when he expected to
c,U,be nrevlou, question on the tariff bill
b, renlied that he was in consultation with
ie,dinc members on both sides in regard
% the matter. and hoped 10 be able 10 an
s,r,r Tomorrow. 4 number OF tariff com
,.,,s.;on sDeechcs were read, and they were
,,.,or,lly rs dull a. a chapter in Num-
I.s-. - and about a. Ineligible 10 the occu-
n,nt. Of the sleeping gallery. While one
81 these speeches was being delivered TO
e,,utv Ranches. Mcs.rs. Tucker, Carlisle,
and Hewitt had their beads together, and
. correspondent remarked, "That trio
knows an about the tariff
TIE ExTENsI0N or SATI0NAL-BANE CHARTERS.
Mr.. Grape, q Massachusetts,, who has
charge OF the bin extending the charters OF
the national banks. say, that in spite OF the
fact that he failed Monday TO get the re-
ouired two third, 20 take il up and pass 1t
out OF il, order, be has still hope OF getting
II through Congress. lie estimates that al
least twenty Democrats will give this bill
active support. These. with solid Repub-
Bcan vote. viii assure large majority in
81. favor. lie cannot renew the motion TO
suspend the rules, however. for three
weeks. and hence thinks that his best
chance {. 70 move 10 20 TO the House calen-
dar. where the bin in question holds IL
y0Fabe position.
TIE QUESTION or FINAL ADJOURNMENT.
Mr.. Iliscock. chairman Of the House
Committee on Appropriations, said to-day
that III. committee can report and pass all
INTERPRETATIONS, so as to enable Congress
70 adjourn the 1T Of June. There are,
however. half dozen important special
orders vet 20 be considered, including the
GeaUa-award lil and the BIZ referring al
private claims now before Congress TO the
Court Of Claims.
THE RICHMOND CONrEDERATEs ~ ROUTE FOR
TRENTON
The Richmond ex-Confederate soldiers
arrived here 40 9:20 this morning and left
shortly after 10 for Trenton. Their fine
appearance was highly complimented. and
they an looked as If bent on having a
"H. o. T." Hon. John Randolph Tucker
received a telegram at the House to-day at
noon from George P0indexter urging him
10 leave on the l:l0 p. NJ train for Trcn-
ton, so as 70 be on hand 10 respond to
toa.r tonight. Mr. Tucker was forced,
VITA many regrets, TO decline going by rea-
son o. pressing public business.
PERSONAL NEWS ITEMS.
Thespeaker recently removed Mr.. Hayes,
one q the official stenographers Of the
House, and appointed Mr.. Dawson. OF
Mnnesota, in his place. This gave rise TO
good deal Of feeling. To-day Mr.. Daw-
son broke down in reporting the Shipherd
inyotigation. \ Gne-looling lady at the
Capitol attracted much attention to-day.
She wore a hrigh,-red velvet Jacket, and
her parasol was deliberately decorated with
sunaowers, oX-eye,, Sc. Henry \. Gled-
don, New Yorker, received a COM
mission from the Treasury Depart
meni to-day 10 visit the seal-fsheries OF
Alaska. lie will receive 5000 travelling
aud $ q day. He viii take his wife with
him. Pennsylyanians report tonight that
the llalf-Breed leaders in their State have
declared war to the knife on their stalwart
opponents on account 81 the nomination Of
Jackson and the removal Of Sullivan. All
your correspondent sees and hears goes 20
confirm this statement. Ii is now posi-
lively stated that Harrison Allen, Of Penn
sylyania, one Of the 900, + 10 be made mar
shall for Dakota. and that James 5. Rutan.
one OF the leading stalwarts Of the State, is
70 be made United States marshal for the
Western district Of Pennsylvania. These
appointments will make the breach wider.
j. '. Reddy was appointed to-day on the
Committee on Credentials OF the National
Land-League Convention, now in session
here.
FARNs SOLD POR TAXES IN VIRGINIA, TESNfs-
SIZE, FLORIDA, AND ARKANSAS.
Senator Johnston to-day offered a resolU-
ton directing the Secretary OF the Urea
Surx- % tnfor,,, ,ha S.u,to a. 70 tho p,pahor
Of farms or plantations, with the number
Of acres in each, sold in the States Of yir-
GINA, Florida, Arkansas, and Tennessee
under the oct entitled an act for the collec-
ton Of direct taxes in insurrectionary dis-
tricts within the United States and for
other purposes. approved June 7. 1862. 10
whom said farms, &C., belonged at time OF
said sales, and who were purchasers thereof
at said tax sales.
I'd. The amount for which each OF sand
farms. &C., was assessed for taxation, ths
amounts collected from each Of the same
and the amounts at which each Of sale
farms. DC, were bid Of, and by whom.
Sd. What amount Of money arising iron
said sales was covered into the United
States Treasury over and above the amount
Of direct taxes laid aud collected against
said State under said act, and the cost and
expenses Of said sales, and what amount /.
now In said Treasury.
The resolution went over under the
rules.
TIE MONUMENT TO JEFFERSON.
Mr.. Geddis. OF Ohio, reported favorabIy
10 the House to-day House bill for the
erection OF monument 10 the memory OF
Thomas Jefferson. This was referred To
the Committee Of the Whole. lie then
moved 10 take up and pass the Senate bin