The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-05-12
EASTERN DISPATCHES.
From last evenings Virginia Trespass.

| were closed and the Court went into secre
session Immediately upon reassembling, AM
remained six hours.
WASHINGTON, May l0.-What the result
at the impeachment trial will be, is a mer,
matter of speculation.
WASHINGTON, May lin the House
Pike, from the Committee on Naval Affairs
reported joint resolution requiring the
| President to send sufficient naval force te
the fishing grounds OF the Gulf of St. Law
renee to protect American vessels in their
rights, as recognized in the treaty of 1903.
After considerable debate the resolution
passed.
Highly presented memorial of the Cali
fornia Legislature asking aid for rail and
wagon purposes.
Stevens, from the Reconstruction Commit
tee, reported back bin to admit Arkansas.
After considerable discussion as to the
policy of delay until members could examine
the Constitution of Arkans as and the report
of the committee, Stevens moved the pre-
yious question, and the bill passed by vote
of ITO to 80, Baker, Loan, Spaulding, and
Williams of Pennsylvania, Republicans,
voting "no."
Shanks introduced a joint resolution, de-
claring the officers elected in South Carolina
to be the Provisional Government of that
State. Referred.
Paine, of the Reconstruction Commi ttee,
reported a bill for the admission of South
Carolina. Ordered printed and recommit-
ted.
Schenck has received a dispatch from
Florida, stating that the Constitution has
been ratified. The Legislature is Repub-
Ecan.
New YoKK, May 1.-THE Herald's spe-
cial says project is on foot, on the removal
OF johnson, to arrest and try General Lee
for treason and murder.
1t is expected that General Grant will
resent such VIC lation of the terms of parole
as personal insult.
The arrest is to be backed by Wade and
other Republicans, to defeat General Grants
chances for the Presidency.
Mem YORK, May l0-Weston, the pedes
from Bangor to St. Paul, Minnesota, and re-
turn to Buffalo; the wager to be S25 ,O00
The walk to be made in 100 days.
CHICAGO, May l0.-The Republican State
Convention met at Peoria to-day, and made
he following nominations For Governor
General John NJ. Palmer; Lieutenant Gov
ernor, Colonel John Dougherty for Coz
yress at large General John A. Logan; Sec
-etary of State, Edward Reimmel State Au-
iitor, General Charles E. Lippncott State
Treasurer, General Z. n. Bates; Attorney
Washington Bushnell.
WASHINGTON, May ll.-Hon. C. C. Inger-
soil, S. McCallum, and ]. F. Farnswor,h
nave been renominated for Congress by the
people of their respective districts.
New ORLEANS, May 10.-Gen. Buchanan
las ordered the Texan Constitutional Con-
ention to assemble June LIST.
hLbAN l, nay ~ At jury III the I1isCOCh
ase came in yesterday, and reported that
hey could not agree upon verdict, and we're
ischarged.
New YORK, May S.-The Suns special
avs that Senator Fessenden indicated to- day ;
hat i.e would probably vote for the second
rticle of Impeachment, and he expressly {
tated withou: reserve that his written opin-
IN was only adverse to the first article, as he
onsidors that the President has the power |
udcr the Constitution to make removals,
ut not to fill such vacancies while the Senate )
i'll session.
CHICAGO, May 10.-The Republicans spe-
al from Washington says that the feeling
as become quite strong that the President
i'll send in his resignation tomorrow.
Gen. Gran. stated that from what he knew
e President intends to eyale conviction
resigning at the last hour.
LONDON. May l0.-Lord Henry Brougham "
Lord Chancellor of England, died in
-ance, in his S9th year. Co.
From the Enterprise Of Sunday.
New YORK, Nav 6.-Governor English