The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-08-05

lists is owing to the establishment Of expen
sive mail rsutes IN the new Western Terri
tories. n
| New YonK, July 30.-Eldridge has re-
signed the Presidency Of the Erie Railroad
and Jaw Gould e'ect-d in his stead. &c
The Chinese Embassy goes to Auburn on
i Monday by invitation of Secretary Seward
The different foreign Ministers at Washing
: ton are also invited. The Embassy then goes
afterward spend some time in Boston. after
| which they i'll remain in New York till their
departure for Europe in September.
New YORK, August 1.-The alarming in
crease Of mortality in this city is drawing spe-
cial attention to the sanitary condition of the
metropolis. Much of the increase is directly
traceable to defective sewerage and q deficient
supply of water for family purposes.
NV York, August 3.-Fernando Wood
has resigned his membership Of the Mozart
Executive Committee.
A general Convention of the I. r. B. will
be held in Mozart Hall on the Oath. when =
new Head Center will be elected.
Frank Green, stakeholder for Caburr and
McConlr, has notified both parties that if ar
Engagements for the fight are not made before
Thursday, he will return the money.
]. c. Heenan has challenged McCoole to
fight for any sum within three months.
ATLANTA, August L. Resolutions have
passed the House by \ large majority, setting
forth that inasmuch the vital questions
heretofore dividing the members Of this
branch Of the General Assembly has been
settled; therefore,
Resolved, That We, like me having the in
terest of the State at heart, viii bury party
prejudices and go forward TO perfect the en-
actment of such laws as will establish peace
an hap no nj Stato
NEW ORLEANS, August 1.-The militia
question has been aei.ating the Legislature
considerably. A bill has passed the House
authorizing an unlimited number Of compa-
mics of uniformed militia to be armed and
equipped at the expense OF the State, and
empowering the Governor to organize the
companies into regiments. The bill will pass
the Senate probably without difficulty.
LBAvENwoRTH, July 3l.-Frank Blair
addressed an immense meeting here Knight.
His speech was principally devoted to the
action of the Radicals in regard to recon-
struction. and the record Of General Grant.
He charged thai Grant had changed his views
on reconstruction, having at the close of the
war urged the immediate admission of South
ern Congressmen. He said the secret Of the
adherence If Grant, Sheridan, and other ar
nv officers TO the Radical party, is that the
tendency of that party are towards a military
despotism, which would give prominence to
army officers. He deni. that the sentiments
expressed in his New York letter were revo-
lutionary. He said the Radical party had
made apprehension respectable.
ST. JOHNS, n. B.. August IA strong
anti Union meeting held at Yarmouth passed
resolutions expressing indignation at the re-
fusal of the Imperial Parliament to redress
the wrongs Of Nova Scotia, and threatening
high handed measures to secure the deliver
ance of the country from its present position.
BALTIMORE, August l--Reverdy Johnson
and family sailed to-day in the steamship
B ,timnre for Southampton. He was escort
ed down the river bv large number of per
snnal friends and dozen steamers and tug
boats which were crowded with passengers.