The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-07-16
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BALTIMORE, July l3-William Pinkney
White has been appointed by the Governor
United States Senator to fill Reverdy John
sons unexpired term.
New York, July ia Washington
special says Seward has purchased Sonor,
and Sinaloa from Mexico, and has also
negotiated with BurlingaHe a treaty o.
commerce with China.
WASHINGTON. July 13.-The Presiden,
to-day nominated B. F. Brundage Register
ofthe Land Office at Visalia, California
Charles E. Romans of Kansas, Consul to
Honolulu H. l.. Warren, Chief Justice and
Lorenzo P. Williston, Associate Justice Of
the Supreme Court of Montana, and Silas
H. Axtell. Assessor of Internal Revenue
for the Third District Of California.
WASHINGTON, July l3.-Senate.-In the
Senate, bill passed to authorize the sale OF
a portion of Fort Leavenworth.
Several bills were introduced relative to
Courts in the late rebel States.
The House amendments to the tax bill
we're nonconcurred in and committee of
conference ordered.
A bill passed authorizing the construction
of bridge of 500 feet span over the Mis-
sissippi at St. Louis.
The bill for the protection Of American
citizens abroad was made the special order
for Thursday.
The Senate resumed consideration Of the
funding bill.
During the discussion Morton delivered a
prepared speech, the burden Of which was
that according to the Statutes the fve-twen
ties should be paid in currency.
Howe favored the bill.
Cole took the same view.
Fessenden expressed a contrary convic-
ton and advocated the Republican platform.
Howard agreed with Fessenden.
Cameron favored a postponement until
aftes the election.
CONFESS thought the Democratic platform
should be met now and the acts Of the Gov
eminent indicated.
Ramsey moved to strike out the section
gold contracts.
Lost-6 against %.
At 5o'clock the Senate went into Execu-
tive session and then adjourned.
WASHINGTON, July l3.-House. I'm the
House, Clever delegate from New Mex
ico) introduced joint resolution for the
protection of the settlers Of Cherokee rental
lands. Passed.
Clarke offered resolution calling for ali
he document relative to the treaty with the
Usage Indians and a II propositions made to
he Commissioners. Adopted.
Delano introduced joint resolution pro-
riding that all Mint branches shall continue
% refine gold and silver bu lion, and tina. DO
contract TO exchange crude or imported bul-
ion for refined bars shall be made until
by law, and repeating certain por
ions of the existing law, which passed
lhder the previous question.
Schenck endeavored to have the Civil Ser
ice bill made the special order, but the
louise refused to suspend the rules.
The Seuate bill disseminating the Freed
mems Bureau, was amended by making its
absolute on the LIST of Janu-
ry next, and then passed.
The Committee on Elections reported the
redentials of Boyden and Dickey, members
lect from North Carolina, bu. that those
entlemen were unable to take the test oath
he committee recommended that the oath
for persons whose disabilities had
cen removed, be administered, which was
greed to, and both gentlemen were sworn in.