The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-06-26
From the Enterprise Of yesterday.

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held in the State. Z. E. Pillsbury was nomi
: mated for Governor. ,..-4
AUGUSTA, Me-, June ga Convention Q
: soldiers and sailors assembled here TO-DAY
e There were about $50 delegates present VIII
E declared they would support conservative
r party.
NEw ORLEANS, June 23,-About one hun
bred arrests were made br the United State
a hllibustering expedition to Mexico in the
interest of Santa Anna. Considerable act
witty prevails among the United States Off
GERS, on account of this and other similar ey.
, petitions. Fifty Of those arrested were found
in one gang.
] he newly elected assistant Aldermen hav-
ing failed to qualify, General Buchanan yes
terday filed their places by appointment.
Both Boards are not full.
| CHICAGO June 24-The annual meeting
of the Sovereign Sanctuary for America, of
the Egyptian Masonic rite of Memph was
held in this city yesterday. II. J. Parsons of
California was elected Grand Representative
and Nelson D. Plumb and f. ". Roberts Of
| California Grand Masters of Ceremonies.
MEMPHIS, June 23-The election in North
Nississippiis progressing quietly. So far as
heard from every town on the Central Rail
road from Canton up, gives large Democra-
tic majority.
T. o-Noo, t. !
General Biddle, Commander of this post,
demanded the surrender Of the Governors
Office of Governor Humphreys, who refused.
Biddle asked if he would have to use force to
get possession and Humphreys replied that
he would. Biddle then. brought in squad
of soldiers and took possession. Humphreys
has fitted up another Office and claims to be
Governor. The election commenced yester-
daY for the ratification of the proposed Con-
stitutiou.. Thirtytnine precincts have been
heard from which give 1000 Democratic ma
jority.
WASHINGTON, June 23.-A delegation
from Green Bay, Wisconsin, had an inter-
view this morning with the Commissioners of
the Indian Bureau in reference to matters |
that have arisen between them and the Gov
eminent.
The Senate this afternoon confirmed the |
nomination Of Edward C. johnson as Assis-
tant Secretary of Legation to London and
also confirmed numbers of army Second
Leutenants. The nomination of S. S. Cox
as Minister to Austria was, it is said, re-
jected
The President has nominated Edward o.
Supreme Court of Utah.
ST.LoUIs, June 2i.-An arrival from the
mouth of the Yellowstone says that from
there to Fort Benton the Indians are very
hostile They had killed many woodchop-
oers and burned nearly all the wood along
he river banks. At the mouth of Milk river
hree wood. choppers were rescued from a
,arty of Ass iniboi ines. The Indians had
stacked their settlement and killed three of
heir party. They lost several themselve S.
1t the mouth of the Mantsss a party of +.
sioux were met with large lot Of fine
horses. They said they intended to steal
II the horses in the country, and kill all the
in the country, burn all the
rood piles and thus keep the boat. 81
WASHINGTON, June. 0-,Senate - Sum
er offered series CT resolutions for the
of American citizens abroad.
Edmunds called up the bill for the elee- !
on of United States Senators, which was
iscussed and passed. ..-r ~
ThayeE presented the credentials Of Alex {
nder Mcdonald and Benjamin 7. Rice,
enators elect from Arkansas.
After considerable debate, in which the
ection of John P. Jones and James H.
arland was claimed, the first mentioned
.ntlemen we're sworn in.
WASHINGTON, June 23.-In the House, ~
aine offered resolution that the members
eet from Arkansas be sworn in. which
as referred to the Committee on Elections.
The consideration of the Tax bill was 81
sumed, the question being on the amend ct
ent to reduce the tai on whisky from 60 Al
nts to 50 centa, which caused lsnsthy dis n
offered by sexsral nembers|!