The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-06-05

assigning General Stoneman, according te
his brevet rank of Major General, to com
mand the District Of Virginia.
| WASHINGTON, June 2.-Democrats ella i'm
the election of Given for Mayor. Foul
wards of the seven are claimed as Democrat.
ic. Two colored members Of the Council
have been elected in the FIRST Ward. The
Republicans do not concede the election OF
Given.
The chiefs of the Nez Perzes Indians Of
Idaho had an interview with the President
yesterday.
WASHINGTON, June 3.-The corrected re-
turns and the official count give the Radical
candidate for Mayor a majority Of "a.
| A dispatch from Cheyenne announces the
conclusion of a ,eaty with the Ogalalias, on
the 18th of May. Red Cloud was among
the chiefs signing. tits believed there is
no fear for further trouble.
| CHICAGO, June 3.-Edmunds introduced
the following resolution in the Senate yes
terday, which was laid over one day under
the rules:
Resolced, That the States of Virginia,
North Carolina, South Carolina, Georgia,
| F lorida, Alabama, Arkansas and Texas,
respectively, shall not be admitted to rep
| resentation in the Electoral College to vote
| for President and Vice President of the
| United States, and no electoral vote shall be
| received OF counted from any such respective
States; unless, as prescribed fer by law
for the choice of electors, the people of such
States shall have, pursuant to Acts of Con-
gress in their behalf. since the fourth day of
March, 1867. adopted Constitutions under
which State Governments shall have been
organized and shall be in peaceful operation.
And such State shall also have become en-
titled to representation in Congress, pursu-
ant to Acts of Congress in that behalf.
The President yesterday issued orders
directing the Executive Departments to be
placed in mourning and all business to be
suspended on the day of the funeral of ex-
President Buchanan, on Thursday. Other
marks of respect will be paid to the deceased.
The House Military Committee have
agreed toreport a bill continuing the 80
army, and also bill to construct a bridge
across the Missouri at Fort Leavenworth for
military purposes.
New YORK, June "a Washington let
ter to the Herald says Judge Chase has re-
Gently expressed himself in unison with the
Democratic party on every point except that
of universal suffrage. II he was elected by
that party he would carry out their policy
faithfully, and labor to make the party one
of usefulness but does not want the Pres
idency and is not candidate for the NOM
4iou ne NOuLU not ASSUME tutc
at the sacrifice OF his honest convic ions on
general issues. He expressed highly con-
sentative ideas in favor of material Govern
ment aid to the Southern States, and for a |
general amnesty. He strongly deprecates |
the harsh measures of Congress on financial
questions. He favors the early return to
specie payment.
WAsHINGToN, June lin the Senate |
Drake offered an amendment to the Arkan-
sas bill providing that Arkansas shall be ad- |
mitted on the condition that there shall be !
no denial or abridgement of the right of suf-
frage or any other right, except Indians not
taxed.
After miscellaneous discussion and sew
eral other amendments having been rejected,
brakes amendment was adopted and the bill
passed. 81 to S. Adjourned.
WASHINGTON, June 2.-Sumner from Com
mittee on Foreign Relations, reported several
relative to the exclusive phi
rileges in the fisheries in Alaska, and asked
heir reference to the Committee on Terri
ories. He also asked that the House bill
or the protection of naturaliZed citizens be
considered at the next meeting of the COM
rittee.
Trumbull, from judiciary Committee, re-
ported back, with amendments, the bill for
he representation in Congress of North Car
'lina, South Carolina, Louisiana, Georgia,
Alabama and Florida.
Sherman called up the Supplemental Ma
ional Currency Act and made long speech
n favor Of its provisions. Further consider
tion of the bill was postponed.
EImunds called up bill providing for ap-
'eals from Court of Claims, which is mate
tally amended. 1t provides for the appoint
nent of two Assistant Attorney Generals,
With salaries of $1,000 each, and aboiishing
he Solicitors Of Court of Claims. The bill
assed.
The bill to continue the Freedmens' Bu-
eau was taken up, slightly amended. and
ostponed till tomorrow. 4
Yates called up bill providing a temporary
overnment for Wyoming Territory, the con-
Iteration of which was postponed.
The Deficiency Appropriation bill was taken
p, amended and passed.
Senate went into Executive session and
adjourned. .
New YORK, June IA Herald Montreal
oecial says there are 100000 stand of arms
t Ogdensburgh, and beef and pork for six )
lousand men to resist a ten days attack,
hich is menaced on Prescott and Cornwall.
he Government detectives report that raid
certain to occur before the first of July.
he Government of the Dominion protests r
,ainst the removal of troops. Several bat
ries have been sent and two million rounds
cartridges. The pay of volunteers is
pulled.