The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-05-20
EASrE1N DIspArCHEs.
From the Enterprise Of yesterday.


Terry and Colonel Tappan, of the Indial
Peace Commissioners, returned from For
Laram to-day, and report that they havl
concluded treaty with the G.os-Ventres
BruIe Sioux. Northern Cheyennes and Ar
rapahoes. All have agreed to keep the
peace and settle on reservations. General.
Harney and Sanborn, and Nj. S. White, Sec
rotary of the Commission, will remain al
Laramie to meet Man afraid-of- his horses
who, with a large band. passed Fort Reno
| on the 9th, en- route to Laramie, where they
are expected to-day. Generals Sanborn and
Harnsy are arranging for the removal of a
large party from Laramie to reside on the
| Missouri. About 100 Sioux, who it is be-
| lieved committed the late depredations on
| the line of the Union Pacific Railroad, are
still on the warpath. Red Cloud sends word
| that he and his warriors are in the noun
tains, waiting for the evacuation of the posts,
and that when they are abandoned he Will
meet the Commissioners. General Augur
goes to Fort Bridger to meet the Snakes,
and Sherman and Tappan to New Mexico to
meet the Navajoes, and Terry to Forts Ran
dali and Sully to arrange for the reception
and location of Indians on reservations.
Lewiston, May l5.-The storm last
night was the most severe one for years.
The damages to bridges of this city and vi
cinity is large.
CHICAGO, May 15.-The Republican State
Convention of Minnesota met at St. Paul
yesterday, and selected delegates TO the
Chicago Convention and nominated Presi-
dental Electors. The Convention declared
for Grant and Wade.
A number of delegates TO the National
Convention have already arrived, and others
are coming in rapidly.
NEW YORK, May To- The Universal
Peace Society was addressed to-day by Lucy
Stone, Cora Hatch and Others. Resolutions
were adopted expressive of the views of the
Society. Horace Greeley wrote a letter in
dersing the objects of the Society.
The Equal Rights Association have elect
ed officers. Lucretia Mott is President. A
lively discussion occurred between Fred.
Douglass, Susan B. Anthony, Lucy Stone
and several other women who denounced
the Republicans because they would not
adopt a woman's rights platform. Fred.
Douglass said the Republican party was far
in advance of the Democrats on this subject.
The trial of Theopolus Calcott, charged
with defra uding the Government of six hum
dred thousand dollars by the fraudulent re-
moval Of whisky from the bonded warehouse,
has commenced.
Crittenden, Superintendent of the Central
Railroad, has rendered his resignation.
Boston, May l5.-Richard H. Dana, Jr.,
soelmnly deprecating all attempts to coerce
Senators in the discharge of their judicial
duties in accordance with the local opinions
or wishes of political parties. 1t was in
postponed-l0l against SO. A |
similar resolution was introduced in the |
Senate by General Schouler, and referred to
the Committee on Federal Relations.
PROVIDENCE, r. l., May 16.-The rain
on Wednesday night caused heavy freshet.
l. i
away. Three stone buildings were also
swept away.
New York, MAY ia Tribune Wash
ington dispatch says that Anthony and
Sprague are both doubtful, and are strongly
claimed bv the Presidents friends as sure
to vote for his acquttal.
A Times special says that the Impeach-
ment Managers failed to elicit any testimony
showing that any corrupt means had been
lsed to influence Senators IN favor of the
,cquttal of the Pres ilent. Common rumor
had it that funds had been raised in New
York to help the President.
WASHINGTON, May l5.-C0nkling con-
nues to improve in health, and probably
will be able TO appear in the Senate to-rnor-
.ow. Grimes is also in better physical cou-
iition Howard don't show any marked
signs OF convalesence.
W. B. Randolph, Chief Gle * of the Treas
Try Department, died to-day, aged IS.
CHICAGO, May l6.-A Republican spec
al, dated at Washington at midnight, says
hat caucus of Radical Senators had Just
broken up. After full discussion it has .
zen decided to take a vote tomorrow. The
men who have heretofore been considered {
doubtful are fully awake, and there is no
Dnger any question as to the final result.
'hTty-siX Senators have tonight pledged -.
themselves for conviction on the second
nd eleventh articles. Tomorrow will finish :
Andrew Johnsons official life.
There is great rejoicing among the Re-
ublicans who have congregated at the Of
ces of the various newspapers throughout y :
ne country to receive the news of what the I
aucus has done. I
A Times special SAYS there has been a ,
.artling development to-day, which shows
lere has been regular conrpiracy on the
art Of Chase and renegade Republican Sem =
tors to defeat impeachment and elevate the
rmer to the Presidency at the cost of break
z up the Republican party. Night before
st Chase invited Hon. II. G. Bundy, of the
Nh Congress from Ohio, to call upon him, !
he had important matters to talk about. /
uring the interview Chase told 8undy it was
IS intention to become candidate for the I
residency on the Democratic ticket. Not ]
cceeding in this, he should be an indepen-
mt candidate against Grant. OF his sue Il
SIS there could be no doubt. The impeach-
ent would fail, and divide the Republican
4rty, and statesmen like Trumbull, Fessen-
N, Henderson, Grimes and Fowler would L
recognized as the head of one division of
e party, and these five men had pledged