The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-08-05
EASTERN DISPATCHES.
From the Trespass Of last evening. I


NEW YoRK, August 3.-Charles G. Hal.
pine (Miles O'Reilly) died to-day from ,h'
effects of an overdose of chloroform, ad
ministered to relieve neuralgia Of the brain
HALIFAX, August 3.-Specials say thai
the anti Unonists held out finally for repeal
The spirit of the press is very bi,ter-even
suggesting the mobbins of the Canadian
Ministers.
WASHINGTON, August 3.-General Meade
has issued an order announcing that civil
government is restored in Georgia. Alabama.
and Florida, and that military power ceases
under the provisions of the Reconstruction
laws, -..
MONTGOMERY, Ala, August 3.-The dis
cussion on the Common Carriers BILL in the
Hpuse, to-dar, created great excitement. 1t
was discovered that the original bill had
been lost BY the committee TO whom it was
referred. aud a joint order was made that a
printed copy could not be considered. The
greatest confusion and excitement followed,
amid which the House adjourned. .
NEw ORLEANS August A negro named
Il ,bbins has been for some time past making
Democratic speeches, and several attempts
have been made TO take his life. To-day, a
large mob of negroes went for him again.
Governor Yarmouth made a speech, and the
crowd finally dispersed.
From the Enterprise of yesterday.
CHICAGO, July 30.-Schuyler Culfax had a
magnificent rece ption to-day upon his return
home to South Bend, Indiana. Several
assembled to welcome him. Mayor
Humphreys delivered the welcoming address.
Colfax replied briefly IN speech avoiding
political subjects. Other speeches were
made. A demonstration was made in the
evening with fireworks, etc.
CHICAGO, July 3l.-The Department OF
has issued 4 report on the con-
di,ion of the crops in July. The most re-
markable fact in connection with the corn
crop is the great increase on an average in
he South, the difference since last year
being over two and half millions acres in
:rease. Throughout the United State, there
re thir.y-six millions of acres. The condi-
ion of wheat IS above the average axca:sc in |
Vermont, Connecticut anil the Southern
'ta,es. Cotton shows an average reduction
# ten per cent Tie crop is reported in
plendid condition., with a prospec. for toe |
NEST yield for years. Rice, oats and barley |
ro.nise an abundant crop. Potatoes aer
unusually good. Fruit is variable. Apples
nd caches are less promising than usual.
WASHINGTON, Jlly 81. - Bincklev, late
ssist art Attorney General, has been ap-
ointed SoIcitor Of internal Revenue Bu-
Pal.
The Russian Minister has received
raft in payment for Alaska.
The President has officially proclaimed the
atiica,ion, BY both parties, of the treaty con-
frnug citizenship, with Prussia. t
CHICAGO, August Ia Republican spe-
al says. ut the President has rendered the
flee o. Commissioner of Internal Revenue
exc }, arnor Cox of Ohio. If Cox accepts :;
. Inns will Immediately resign.
WasHINoToN, August 1.-The Secretary
War has granted the request Of General
yer, Chief of Ordnance, for Court of in
airy into ali the alleged frauds OF his, de-
,rt,nen:, and has directed the Judge Adyo-
tie to prepare charges for his trial.
The Prussisn Government has instructed
) officials not to indict, prosecute or pun
b nltaralized German-Americans who en- i
r;ted without permission. 49,. Is
CALEB Cushing has resigned as one OF the :
to codhy kae laws OF the
Ditnd States. -s,-~
August 3GThe statement !
regard to the financial Affairs of the P0st-
ice is not reliable. Whateser deficit ex- {