The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-07-26

lStruction Committee TO- day added Vir-
GINA and Mississippi to the bill provid-
log Provisional G o eminent for Texas.
I Wilson's bill, introduced to-day, va
Gates all the Offices in the Provisional
Government of Mississippi: and provides
that persons who received the highest
number Of votes at the recent election
for ratification, shall enter upon the
Offices; but if these cannot take the
test oath, they shall devolve upon the
persons receiving the nexthighest num-
Der of votes, and that it shall be the duty
of the Military Commander to enforce
the provisions of this Act. --.
CHICAGO, July 23.-Specials say the
Senators and Representatives from the
Southern States held meeting last
night to consider the subject of djourn-
ment and other matters affecting the
South. Finally it was decided that it
was ine1pedient and unsafe to adjourn
Congress at present, especially before
the bill for The reduction Of the army
became law, With q provision for the
arming of the negro militia included
A subcommittee of the House Judic-
iary Committee has been appointed to
investigate the charges against Judge
Busted with view to his impeach-
ment. 1t is declared that as the Senate
is now constituted it car be put through
in two weeks. This is not likely to be
WASHINGTON, July 23.-Ths Presi-
dent has nominated Noah L. Jeffreis oil
Mary land, present Register oftbe Treas
nry, to be Commissioner Of Internal
Revenue.
The Senate rejected Richard Sin,on
Is Postmaster of San Francisco
WAsHIseToS, July 23.-Sena,e-Iu
he Senate, Wilson introduced a bill
or the more efficient goverumen, OF {
Mississippi.
The bill to facilitate the establish
men. of line Of steamships from New
FORK to Europe by providing the post '
ge paid them shall not exceed $780, .
90 annually, passed. h
The Senate took up the bill TO pro- il
ect the rights Of American citizens =.
broad OF
Buckalew's amendment, offered yes h
srcay, was adopted. The amendment, in
trikes out the third section and adds y
} the second " that it shall be the duty :
the President to exercise the authori-
: granted under the Constitution and :,
ws for the protection Of American fol
,izens abroad, and report to Congress Of
~ case in which justice is denied to -
tizens of the United States. an
Comes, said all vitality was stricken
It of the bill, aud he had no further Oil,
terest in it. an
Howard offered an amendment, which for
IS adopted, that tie President may of,
spend diplomatic intercourse with Wis
,vernments doing injustice to Amer ant
IN citizens abroad.
At o'clock, at which hour the SEN IN In
E had agreed to take q recess, Trum- J
II moved TO table the bill. in
" bile taking the yeas and nays Fes- IT, :
lden refused to vote-and other Sen. SIG
,rs conceded and the Senate took a son
,ess. -
July 23.-House-In j
Seal
House, Garfield replied to some re- City
rk that Stevens had agreed to the and -
being discussed in the Honse that bloc
j
hVe-twentIes were payable in coin. Tho
stevens retorted that there was not 'iJ u
ord of truth in the assertion. and
he Senate concurrent resolution for and
ournment from next Monday to the in b
of September, was discussed a, men men
9Th, the debate involving the topics in u
be Presidential election, impeach- Az
1t and the Funding bill. on'i !,
ashburne moved to reconsider and the