Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-07-17
The NATIONAL CAPITA
GENERAL NEWS AND COS
Suspended from pssesics In NE wss n
mcas-ststississ OF Cotton fsspsf,s- e.
ninIettd In the sum OF Sss.ese.

Suspended from pssesice In ne wss n
ment- statistics OF Cotton fspssts-st
Rsie,se IN the sum OF sss.oee.
tBy telegraph TO tho Dlspstch.l
WASHINGTON, July To-
several distant sources letters
lately been received AZ the War
psrtment enclosing the business
OF j. Amber Smith as attorney Of
city, and inQuring the meaning o
words, |" Dcscriion-mark quictl,
moved" printed upon tho card.
firm Of the western attorneys
that they had received q numb,
these cards with a request for
distribution, and that rs the rei
referring to the "quiet" reinou
iho charge Of desertion seemed 90
a slur upon the War Department
firm felt ii their duty TO bring The
ter to official notice. In view 81
facts the Secretary Of War on the
instant suspended Smith from pra,
before the War Department.
The Chief Of the Bureau Of SIS
tics reports the total number Of b
and value cf exports domestic from
United States during the month
jane, 1855. and during the six
twelve months ended June 30, Il
As compared WITH similar exports
ring the corresponding period o.
preceding year, as follows:
EALNs.
June. emonths. i9 fnon
] SS5.~.....I1s Ose e6e,4a2 gsaa
..Il7,7sS i.s59,OC7 8.H7s
VALUES.
June. months. u mont
1856 ss,9s2. o97 t55, 65a, zoe t20I.71t
1854 6,195.IsS s5.2Gs.S2l lg0.gt7.
The values Of exports Of cotton f
New York during June, 1855. v
$500, 1885; New Orleans, 81 1904
Boston, $4,000; Baltimore, o.
1854; Philadelphia, sl72.03G. III
were no exports Of cotton from BE
fort, S. c.; Charleston, S. G.. q
weston, Mobile, Norfolk, OswegAtcl
Pensacola, Savannah, and Wilmn
ton, n. c., during the month Of Jm
Second Comptroller Maynard has
cided that the State Of Georgia is
entitled TO receive the sum Of s3j. .
appropriated by act Of Congress Mar
3, 1888, 10 reimburse the State foe e
penseS incurred in the war Of the Rev
luton in l777, but that the same mu
be vet off against the amount due q
United States from the State Of Georp
under the direct tax Of 1861. levied I
Congress upon all the States 10 defr
the expenses Of the wa g the reb,
lion. The quota Of this tax apportion,
TO the State Of Georgia was s5si,3G
Of which s5l2, 955 still remains unpai,
The decision Of the Second Comptroll
is to the effect tina. moneys appropriat,
to the State by the act Of 1855 mus. ,
covered into the Treasury Of the Unit,
States and applied so far as il will 2
to the extinguishment of the State h.
debtedness under the direct-tax at ,
1861.
Miss Cleveland left Washington thi
for New York city, and j. ma
expected TO return until the heatc
term is over. She will spend the sum
ner in the neighborhood of New Yorh
The President will leave Washingto
about August LIST for a visit 20 m
Adirondack mountains, where he wi
remain about a month or six weeks q
obtain needed rest and recreation. II
will be accompanied by a few persona
friends.
The Secretary Of the Interior is stil
n receipt Of kilograms from cattle-mcl
n the Indian Territory complaining tina
,attle trails through the Cherokee stril
ire still INSTRUCTED and asking for re-
ief. 1t is probable that the complaint
gill be transmitted to Inspector Arm
trong, with instruction TO maintain the
reedom Of the trails.
The President to-day appointc,
francis III. Underwood, OF Massachu
etts, to be Consul of the United State
t Glasgow, TO succeed Bret. llartc.