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

pan OF focOnSuuctlon ana tnus tnwaIt IN
execution Of those statutes. Therefore h
refused to consent when the President re
quested him to resign. The report declares
: the Presidents doctrines as not only a ster
toward .yrrany. but that the law-makins
= power of the Government is at an issue with
tyrrany, and then proceeds to pay warm
tribute to Secretary Stanton, and concludes
, BY submitting a resolution refusing to con-
cur with the Presidents suspension.
CHICAGO, January 6.-RecluSe Island. on
Lake George, New York suddenly sunk about
5 o'clock this forenoon, accompanied with a
tremendous upheaving Of the waters Of the
lake. The island has entirely disappeared,
soundings over i, having been made of s.
feet. No lives lost.
New York, January 6.-The new city
government was organized to-day The
Mayors address states the CITY and county
deb. at Si3 10000, an increase of $780,
900 within the year.
| WAsHINGToN, January fisherman has
| introduced a bill in the Senate which pro-
videS for coinage Of the weights and value of
tie French standard.
CoLrNBrs, Ohio, January "A majority
OF the delegates Of the Democratic Conven-
ton had arrived. It is pretty well settled
tia. the convention will favor Pendleton for
President and also that Thurman will be .
elected Senator, though valandigham is
working hard.
CHICAGO, January THE loss BY the
burning Of Farwell Hall is estimated at over
IS, 900 eco. Measures have already been
taken tn rebuild it.
The Indiana Democratic Convention meets
to-day and will nominate Hendricks for Gov
ernor and favor Pendleton FIR President.
HARRIsBUKG. January 7.-Much excite
ment prevails in legislative circles over the
refusal OF nine Republican members to abide
by the action Of the caucus which nominated
officers. This renders the Republican major I
itr of eight in the House powerless. The
dissenting Republicans favor free railroad /
Speaker because he opposed tn 1t measure. r
WASHING TON, January At is expected
hat Sir Edward Thornton, the new British
viii leave England to-day. The
peculiar circumstances under which he was :
appointed is regarded az an ind ,tion that r
he will be clothed with full power TO propose I
A counter prop ,>ition with regard to the Ala !,
oama claims. II is also believed thata speedy /
If tha I
gard to the rights of American citizens abroad Il
viii take place in a manner satisfactory to =,
he Government Il
Warrants issued during the year on the
Government amounted to over $50 10000
This does not include the sum issued in pay
nent of the public debt.
The immediate cause of General Pope's re-
loyai is said to be the allowin. OF negroes
} vote for IA convention without their making
ath that they had been registered. 1t is be- CO
eyed Meade viii permit revision Of regis o.
~ tests and cancel the names of 5000 ne
roes tn,inurs) registered contrary to law. sa
New IogK, January 1 -Washiugton spc- a.
as state on the authority of a member of ~
0ngress that in the event of The reiustate-
lent Of Stanton the President will throw the -
Use into the Supreme Court and test the
Of the Tenure Of O ice law
Grant has approved General Howard's plan =
supply provisions from the fund. Of the
reed,ncn's Bureau to persons actually sui an
ring in the South, on the security Of lien
their crops.
WASHINGTON, January 7.-Pu Jul. the
plomatic representative from the Dom;n- iru
II Republic, has been received.
1t is reported that the President propose. 3
send General Sherman 20 investi!ate the -
ndit0n of the lower Southern States. l
The statement Of the public LIB: shows Of ,
al OF 81 j,0Sl 30, sol, an increase OF fifty r.,
- sufi
Hons in deb: bearing coin interest and 10
crease of fiftv-one millions o: debt bearing W.T.
7rency interest, and an increase of the total
,t of upwards of seven millions within the Er
nth. y,