The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-10-01
EASTERN DISPATCHES.


From the Trespass of last evening.
WASHINGTON, Seotember o. Official
dispatches from General Sheridan say that
lieutenant Boucher and Surgeon Moore are
dead. Colonel Forsythe has two wounds.
About seventy-fve Indians were killed in
the fight.
Sheridan now has seven companies of cav
airy at work destroying and capturing In
dians.
The Alabama delegation had another in
terview with the President and Secretary Of
War, and were assured that they would be
furnished with aid in case of transgression
against the authority of the State Govern
ment. The Secretary Of War prepared
letter to General Meade ins.ructing him to
take such measures as might be necessary to
prevent trouble. Governor Smith has no
doubt that his veto of the bill authorizing
the election Of Presidential Electors by the
Legislature will be sustained. He thinks the
Legislature will pass such measures as may
BE necessary to enable the people to vote for
electors.
A mandsmus has been issued in the mat
ter Of Judge Coobry's remonstrance against
the order before Judge Leonard. The Court
issued an order for the registration of the
applicant, which was obeyed without CUES
lion. This is one of the Courts whose ac-
ton in issuing naturalization papers was
declared Illegal
New YORK, September pa Washing |
ton special says that jeff Davis will certainly |
be brought to trial at the next term of the
Circuit Court, at Richmond.
PHILADELPHIA, September 29.-During a |
political parade last night, the rear of the
Grant Invincible Club, in turning the corner
lision with keystone Democratic Club Pts
tolls were freely used and several persons
we're severely injured.
New ORLEANS, September 2S.-The Gov
ernor's veto of the Negro Equality bill was
sustained in the House to-day. The vote
was tie. |,
New ORLEANS, September 29.-When the
vote was taken, yesterday, on the Negro
Equality bill, seven whites voted to pass the
bill over the Governor veto, and five negroes
voted to sustain the veto.
WASHINGTON, September 2S.-The opin-
ion of Judge Boynton, of Florida, in deci-
ding the writ of habeas corpus for the re-
lease of Mudd and other consprators, has
been received. The grounds on which the
d ppiication rested were, TINT the Court
which tried them had no jurisdiction that
the proclamation of last July included them
for pardon. The Judge found that the Of
Tense was military one, properly tried by a .
military tribunal; that the proclamation
,)ardens treason, but not assassination, nor
those guilty Of barbarous treatment of pri- I
soners.
FROM EUROPE.
LONDON, September 2S.-Adyices from
Spain to-day confirm the reports of the in
surgen.s marching in force on the Capital.
The Royal troops sent to Santander were or
Tered to return to Madrid for the protection
II the Capital. The revolution is rapidly
progressing in the interior. The city Of Val
added has pronounced against the Queen.
fine revolt already extends to most of the \
PROVINCES into which Old and New CASTLE +
re divided.
PARIS, September 29-Latest advices from
pain say that the rebels gain strength every
lay. Every ship of the Spanish navy has
oincd the rebels. Paris papers despair of
he Queens cause. II
The city Of Carthagena has been lombard
d by the rebel fleet. General Prim has gone
. Valencia. Marquis Novalichez, COM I
handler of the Royal troops, is in the field.
etreating before the advance of Marshal
errano.