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The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-03-07
including the Western Pacific Railroad, and

including the Western Pacific Railroad, and
the control of the Vallejo and Sacramento
Railroad. Fourth-The conflicting state
ments about the terminus of the Pacific
Railroad are reconciled as follows One ter
minus has already been agreed upon at
Oakland and the agreement reduced to writ
ing between the Railroad Company, Carpen-
tier and others. This agreement includes a
transfer of land to the company for depot
and other purposes. The same company
has agreed substantially to make another
terminus in the city of San Francisco, and
negotiations have been going on for some
time, concerning transfer of lands and
water frontage for this object.
1t is reported that the prosecutions in the
Chandler Harris prize fight are to be COM
promised.
The brig Hugh Barclay is reported ashore
on the north spit of the Umpqua river and
is a complete wreck. She was worth about
$4,000.
The Mechanics State Committee met last
night. Provisions are being made to have
an eight-hour bell, to ring the hours Of 5.
II, and ) o'clock. 1t is proposed to ask
the Legislature to do something in relation
to the Chinese question.
Peter Mowet, whose eyesight was de-
stroyed with yitriol by E. A. Manning, ap-
peals to the public for charity. He is utterly
destitute and has family in the Atlantic
States.
The steamer Great Republic Will wait
until tomorrow for the arrival of the Pan
ANA steamer.
New York quotations-Gold opened and
closed at 81 Al !; wheat quiet but steady at
last quotations -four do; exchange I'M
changed Liverpool wheat market sixteen
shillings.
Mining stocks in better demand at slightly
increased prices.
Wheat-Holders are firm at s. 65@2 IS,
for good to choice.
Barley-Sales of 1000 sacks, choice at
s. at the close: 1000 sacks, choice brew
ing, s. o., buyer 30.
Oats-Quotable at 50 Is at the close
500 sacks at 81 l25.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-03-07
SAN FRANCISCO DISPATCH.
From the Virginia Enterprise of yesterday

From the Virginia Enterprise of yesterday. ]
SAN FRANCISCO, March 2.-The Bulletin
makes the following statement in regard to
railroad matters First-The Genital Pa
cifc Railroad has bought the San Jose Rail-
road-the contract having been made some
days ago. The actual possession and charge
of business administration is to take place
about two years from this time. Meanwhile
the San Jose Railroad is to build the road
to Gilroy. Second-The Central Pacific has
bought the Southern Pacific Railroad ; its
franchise and all that pertains to it as
road. The visible transfer and possession
is to take place contemporaneously with the
San Jose Railroad. Third-The Central
Pacific now owns or controls all the railroad
routes which have been projected between
San Francisco and any part Of the interior,
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-03-07
THr REASON why no mails reach

THr REASON why no mails reach here
from California is fully explained in the
following extract from an article in the
local columns of yesterdays Enterprise:
N Hammond, Wells, Fargo & Co.'S agent
at Cisco, telegraphed to this city as follows
Yesterday morning: "1here will be no train
up here for four days. Eight miles Of the
road is blocked. Passengers can foot it
eight miles if they wish. Stages will leave
II 9 o'clock with express for Virginia. :"
There i, also a story current here that an up
train ran into large tunnel but found the
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-03-07
EASTERN DISPATCHES,
From the Virginia Enterprise of yesterday. ;
Cisco.

CANANDA1GrA, n. V, March 4-When
near Hopewell Station, yesterday, the bag
gage car of train from Elmira, jumped
from the track and overturned, throwing all
the passengers into one end of the car, in
ficting serious injuries on twelve. The car
stove was broken, and, with a mass of living
Goals of fire, was thrown with great force
upon the already suffering passengers, burn
ing several in the most shocking manner.
BALTIMORE, March 4.-Pleuro- pneumonia
is committing great havoc among the cattle
Of the vicinity.
COLUMBUS, March fine Ohio Republi-
can Convention have nominated delegates to
the National Convention and Presidential
Electors They nominated William White
for Judge Of the Supreme Court Isaac R.
Sherwood, Secretary of State; and also can
didates for the Board of Public Works. The
resolutions declare that the Republican party
can alone properly finish the work of re-
construction; declare in favor of Grant for
President B.. F. Wade for Vice President ;
approve the action of the House in present
ing articles of impeachment express conf
dence in the judgment of the Senate con-
denim the action of the Democrats in the
Legislature in resembling the ratification of
the Constitutional Amendment demand
retrenchment in government expenses a
thorough revision of the system Of taxation
so as to equalize the burdens thereof; favor
the paying of the debt in the currency of
the country; oppose the contraction Of the
currency and approve the action Of Edwin
NJ. Stanton.
ANNAPOLIS, Md, March 4.-On the fourth
Thomas, the vote stood George Wickers,
10; James T. Early, p P. F. Thomas, %;
John Wetherel, l6; Samuel Hambleton, s
Hiram McCulloch, II; scattering, 5. The
joint convention adjourned till tomorrow.
WASHINGTON, March 3.-Among the con-
frnlations to-day was that of Alexander Will
lard of California, Consul to Guaymas.
The Senate rejected Warren Ross as Re
ceiver at Sacramento.
Senate Committee on Foreign Relations
have decided to take no action at present on
the nominations of General Mcclellan and
Ross Browne.
NEW YORK, March "A Washington spe-
cial says Colonel Siclles of the Fifth Infan-
try has been ordered to report without delay
to Major General Hancock TO take command
Of the Twentieth United States Infantry.
A Times Washington special says personal
feeling is developing Into the proposition to
elect new President of the Senate in order
hat if impeachment is successful the trial
would not result in the elevation of Wade to
he Presidency.
The bill authorizing the Secretary OF War
o employ counsel for the defense Of the |
General of the Army or any other officer or
yer son entrusted with the enforcement Of the !
Reconstruction Acts, becomes law without
lie Presidents approval.
Carpenter concluded his argument in the
supreme Court to-day in support of the
constitutional authority Of Congress to pass
he Reconstruction Acts.
Trumbull followed on the same side, deny
ng that the judiciary has jurisdiction IN the
dcCardle case.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-03-07
& VEsKIEvEETIoN OF THE ENEMY

The New York Times, in g.riug ou
that dissatisfaction exists among Sena
tors at the prospect of Wade becom
ing the President in the event of q
verdict against Johnson, reveals the
invention of a new dodge upon the
part of the opponents of impeachment.
They hope, that by awakening jeal-
ousies and distrust among the forty odd
u,en who have it in their power to
make Wade the successor of Johnson,
TO make a two third agreement upon a
verdict of guilty impossible. This
looks like one of Johnson's awkward
9. feelers." Ever since he fell down he
has been at just such laundering sound
ings. Not having the instinct of fore
Sight nor the gift of prophecy, he thus
attempts to assure himself of the con-
sequence of his misdemeanors by mean
s.categies and contemplate plottings.
IF the Senate of the United States en-
braces two thirds majority fit to try
kim or any other malefactor it cannot
be influenced by any such unmanly
r-owp.ings as the Times report i'm
putes thereto. An ambitious knave
with the power to determine the issue
OF tie trial might demand the position
OF President pro TEN as the price of his
vote but his sordid huckstering would
meet with just reward :; for be would
prove himself as unworthy the Presi-
Dental Chair as Johnson himself, and
by that very development destroy his
own plan. But the issue of impeach-
ment rests upon no such wretched mo-
tiges, no such paitry contingen
Tie case made out against the President
Is sustained by its own merits. The
charges are plain and direct. The
proof is Immediately at hand to convict
tie offender of the preparation of the
acts charged. Such evidence being
adiuced, it will devoive upon the High
Court of Impeachment to decide as to
tie effect, in law, of the acts proven to
Lave been committed. Acting under
their oath, and not under the consider
alton of who will be elevated to the
Presidency by reason of their votes, the
Republican members Of that highest of
srib1nels will render no eqnivocal YER
Dict To doubt that there is many a
Senator who wishes his chances to be |
made the President of the United States
were as good as Wade's is 10 deny the
existence of a not unworthy ambition
in that body but TO entertain a belief
that petty jealonsies centering upon
Wade or any other one of their number
is to shape and color their action, is to
en,ertain an opinion of the Republican
Senators quite as contempiuous as that
expressed by the Coprerheads. John
son will be given to political burial be-
fore his executioners fall to quarrelling
over his old clothes.
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HOUSE : FURNITURE
FOR SALE !

Being about to remove from the state VIII
sell at private sale my House in Carson CITY,
ami nv Household and Office Furniture.
The sare can be seen daily from ~ o CLOCK A.
Y to o'clock P. NJ. commencing on Wednesday,
March 18th, until close of sale. ,,o,,,,,
nh6tf GEO. a. NVohoA'
New-York tribune., 1868-06-15
LITERIRY ITEMS.

II is said that bundle of letters between
Lord Byron and the monks of ST. Lazarus "i'n ""Ciu
once resided has been discovered ON tbe op VI
case In the monastery Of Mektarstra dIe m 1S1 hoo
Coycrer il a monkey VINO Vac P"' 40
ease IN question.
Tge Atbep0npi SAYS: zone hundred copies
~ Mr. Horace Creeley's History Of The American con
Not have been placed in the hands OF Messrs stevens
otbers NJ Covent Garden, by the author Tor dstilDu
ZION nmong the most requented pnDc nndes VI NItaC
it, mi Ireland Mr. Greeley's intention iniuaklg
% IN is best expressed In his letter OF instruction; 10
es 10 tle British people, through their most popular
Ibrafies the means Of making themselves acquainted
with nature and incidents Oh our gleai suug
gle The Intrinsic value OF the GIT may De esumatcd
fom the fact that the is in two large Volumes CON
tainAg 1880 pages aud 222 Illustrations
The Rev. Z. II. Knowles has discovered that
svfVs description Of storm in the voyage to Brobding
mar is copied from sturmys "Compleat Mariner" pp
H. IS in his Mariners Magazine fol- 1862 We give few
'S,cGG" Finding it was likely to OVERFLOW took in
making foul weather, looked the guns were al fast
and handed the mizen The ship lay very broad on SO
we thought better spOOnng before the sea- tan fyns
or huing We Teeted the fOre-Sai, ana SET hlll ahu
hauled AT the fore-sheet; the helm was hard aweatner.
but the sail split and hauled down the yard ana
Eot The sail INTO the snp ana az tac oboar3
we cast off the weathorbowlings weather-braees and
lifts we set IN the Ice braces, ana aueq m e hInd %
forward by tack 10 windward and kept her iuu ana Dy
Si,,pH1It is Ike to overflow; take in your spirit
sail; stand by TO hand the toresa A very hohoW M M
grown We make foul weather look the guns pe a
fast: come hand the mlzen The ship lies very broad
Off 10 is better spOonDg before the sea- thah slyE S
humg CO. rcefe the iOre-sal, and set him; hawl an
the fOresheet The helmne IS hard weather; mind ~
helmne what is said to you carefully, Inc snip wears
bTayely study Beay the fore doom hall The sail is
spt TO- haw down the yeard and get the sail into the
SHIN and unbind all things clear OF it,. Get the star
Get in the lee braces aud haw forward by the weather
bownncs and hawl them taught aud 6elaye them and
hawl the mizen tack to wnerd; Keep her iu ana
by as she viii lye.'
New-York tribune., 1868-06-15
Wv. R. paRE. General Pass. Agent.
HUDSON RIVER AND HARLEM Rail-


HUDSON RIVER AND HARLEM RAlLi
ROADSIDE and sher MONDAY May ~, 1863, trains fs
Albany and Troy connecting With Northern and Western Tanl VII
leave NeR.lork as follows: -.
through Bridge without ehanee of
cars conecing With trains Rutland barHg-
ton North from eaTok 10 hocbrf
connecting the West ya either North soah
Shore Enc.
Express train via Harlem Railroad TWsny.sIh sid
connecting Chatham with Western Railroad for Lebanon
Pe &c Albany with Western trains and a. iJ Win
Rat.and Burlington, and tho North
Express via Hudson River Railroad, onuectng az
r the West aud Troy with trains iyr saIaosa
Rutland, Burlington and the North
Express Haon River Railroad connecting AZ
Albany with Western and al Troy With trains for AOLi'sA ain
Is m Exprrss uain Harlem Railroad eonnecng al Chatham
with Neteru Railroad for Lebanon Springs Ptle, &c, and al
Abauy with Western Sleeping attached At Albany
6p NJ Erpress via Hudson River Railroad Eetprgcc
attached and through Buffalo and Bridge a0st hanse
crs Also spugcar day excepting Satunrs ataeted
o NewYolk through 0gdenhurg without change Rome W.
Railroad Connection for Troy viii be male al ct hbAs
M M ,riu via Hudson yer Railroad sleepnrta attached
connecting Albany With early trains for Buffalo and S Bndgs
asi a trains for Saratoga aad poSis NORTH bAsnsrooa
elrs attached 10 hanc -, -.
10 and intermediate stations leaving Nevfok Ai9a
R,turrug leave shkepie arriving New lofk at 90
Also SUNDAY harem Railroad leaving For eonesa an
m and sr rg AZ MlleTon 81 $40 Returning, Miller
"1 a. f''O p H. @'''D" VA m VANDERBILT. YsPTesdent
New-York tribune., 1868-06-15
IT. r bALD"IN' UoH I'sA 4is'H1.
CRIE RAILWAY.-TRAINS LEAVE DEPOT.

4, KlE RAlLW AL nAlNo LLAf DETVts
~ foot Of Chsmbersst, PGvonia Ferry:
Day ErDTes for Rochester Buffalo SaanfEe Donhfr
aud all points West aud South
Egress Mail for Buffalo Salamanca DaSEHk. and 81
points West and South. ,,.
$3.50 o. m Uey Train for Midletogn and intermediate fiaions
43O m Way EzDress stopping ony at Sterling Juno fnft
and Turner'S except Oxfor TO hewbesh Waf
Monigomery, Tn oavile and Port JerUs
Night Egpresg for Rochester BuhaO, SALAMANCA Dan
kfk, anl all points scuth and West -, :. -, t.
6JO M Ni5h EgpresS daily Rochester Buffalo sslanuo
Dunkrk and ali points West South By this train S.teP d
will through 10 Cincinnati without change
800 m Emqrnat Train. daily for the west
Also Way Rutherford Park Passac and r,.eIseo
and 915 a. AMI las 400 $50 aud ll;W m "
Wednesday nights Train Al, II O'Clock for sassrs and ~
mediate stations
New-York tribune., 1868-06-15
I ONG ISLAND RAILNOAD.-Leave James

Ga m for Greenport stations eIcp' Wood and Willow
Tree qO m Northport Passenger Train and all var stations si
cept Willow Tree. Express Train er GreenoI - sss
Isaca Mlneoa lcksyle aud al stations Bat t0 ie hoitloi
psrSsr TsiT and all way stations except willow Tree
North Ip Passenger Train and m stations All passenger n'
nnsct Neos with trains from Hampstead Srd Gen Cove,
SnIsv Excursion Train Point at r i'inpss
Glen Cove North sD Horthporf all satons affss Al heS
ters Point at 81 p. Takes eject June II, 1893 -
New-York tribune., 1868-06-15
NTEW.YORK and NEW HAVEN RAILROAD.
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.
COMMENCING MAY Is, 1861
TRAINS LEAVE NEw.YoRK:

,s,,r Station in NewIork corner TwntyseveRhss AID Fsais
ave Entrauee TGenty -seyenth-st
New-York tribune., 1868-06-15
Mrp GOODS.


GREAT + BARGAINS IN REAL IlAcEs.
STRANG e. ADRIANCE,
No 355 BROADWAY between Leonard and PsnhDss viii offer
hRETAIL, on MONDAY, Ahrge assortment Of
REAL, LLAMA LACE HANDKERCHIEF
and COLLARS THREAD LACB PARAsoL COVERS,
REAL LLAMA JACB POINTS.
purchased a npofsd pS At Ss about Third COS. oHpoIcn
200 aRESADrSE ROBES a rf SRw .nd ELEGANT DESIGNS
100 PIECES ospRAsE t GSRSabSEs BLACK and COLoRs
a. to "a wide, at giea. bargains Also
BLACK AND COLORED SILKS,
NEWEST STYLE iIs bEfss Issi '1s GoS6s FOR SUITS
1000 PARIS ORG AS6R ROBES %ase dollar ofeo'i
po elegant asRs 13 Gs GTra' bargains % s 2 upward
rHS5GS Jzd6SKse FeVESd GRdiSDrES SAS cASBhIcs
500 DOz. BEST KID GLOVES
100 pos Sc.r bod ,Sd' 'Es6R q n Rsl RSG6Ks KS s1a
With great variety Of MOURNING and
HOUSEKEEPING GOODS HOSIERY, &c.
AT VERY Low PRICES
DEDUCED PRICES.
III We have reduced our goods to S@ss sst9nl.slnsP
and have decided to sell our whole Spring stock
VERY LOW,
b enabled ns Pal % % H,sSi to ST n'"
customers win G99 q or tsT1sC % dr GSoT;s
lHF'eiG5 At GREGrfY REDTcED PRICES
tosr STRAW GOODS counter,
An the most fashionable shapes In
Plain Fancy Bonnes aud Round Hats,
AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES
In Our RIBBON DEPARTMENT,
All our Velvet Ribbons, Hat Ribbons
Sash Ribbons Colored Grapes, French Flowers,
Satns silks, aEd Velyels,
At TREMENDOUS REDUCTION
7, and EMBROIDERY DEPARTMENT only there
GREAT REDUCTION throughout the WHOLE STOCK but IN add
"O" We ' Offering GREAT BARGAINSu
PINE FRENCH RHBROIDBRBD BANDS,
Ar UNHRARD OF Low PRICES.
Al our TRIMMING COUNTERS,
PRINCES Gimps, and Bntous,
AT VERY REDUCED PRICES.
A. onr HOSIERY COUNTER viii be ound complete stock Of
~ For Ladies' Gents and Childreu's Wear
AT A GREAT REDUCTION
In our LINEN HDKP DEPARTMENT, we have msdes GREAT
REDUCTION in our WHOLE STOCK n
LINEN CAMBRIC HDKPs.
GERMAN AND FRENCH CORSBrS &e
In our HOUSEKEEPING and WHITE GOODS STOCK the
duoton will be found
In Articles Pme aud Small Wares assortment Of best
f''"' t'''' i tTTHE LOWEST PRTCBs
TO De FOUND IN THE CITY
We have rapde such reduction price stock of
FRRNCI ORNAMENTS AND FANCY GOODS -
h., An, cs,e Win not only NJ enabled (on Of the GEN
pit.roS or PRICs throughout the whole sioe buy
what they need ba viii be ASIOHlSBD to bnd SukLVSm
their POCKETS, which they can invest at At our i,,
go Crafty
their taste fOr the BEAUTIFUL ,,cv
No O. West Fouriceenhsti and
2)4 and 200 SiIth-ate
New-York tribune., 1868-06-15
2lsb CIVILIZATIONS.

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WVHELiTERARY EVENT OF THE YEAR.
TIE SPANISH GYPSY.
AutLor Of Adam Bede," The Min on the Floss" &c

BY GEORGE ELlOF,
Iu,hor Of Adam Bede" The Mil on the Floss" &c
n, ,rn,rr,..r M v' etI InC e ~ ,s the ,u,bo, Of Adam
Bee and RoDoa" had prepared long for the press
;S a sn m Ssead e e S TSI 5esSe s leading c discussed
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looked for ordinary d workmanship from the hand that has
spsSsi Gypsy is essentially dramatic work in spirit and
SsS s s1'SS S ~ inc % b It Written ,brousoai h IesoTsn,
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places George Blot in the 'front.' onoyes' THE spanish G
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long tine Tce We have read so besuiu weeoneeyt9 ana
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