The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-07-17

Door-keeper is colored, Sergeant-at Arms
and Chaplain are colored. Governor Smith
was inaugurated to-day. The message in
the main is quite conservative.
JACKSON, Miss, July Ex-Governor Hum
phreys aud family we're yesterday elected
from the Executive mansion by the military
authorities.
1t is claimed that the Democrats carried
the recent election in that State by gross
frauds.
RALEIGG, July 1.-THE Legislature ha,
elected John Pool Senator for the long term,
and General &c. Abbott, formerly of New
Hampshire, for the short term.
CHICAGO, July IA Washington spec
ial says Congress will probably not adjourn
until after the %, when the 10 days will have
expired since the bill excluding from the
Electoral College the unreconstructed States
was presented.
WASHINGTON, Jnly 4.-Senor Romero
yesterday delivered letters ofrecall as Min
lister Plenipotentiary of the Mexican Re-
public. The usual complimentary speeches
were made.
The House spent the evening session in
general debate on financial questions.
At an informal meeting of Republican
Senators yesterday it was decided to con-
firm Evarts as Attorney General.
Communication to the Army Hea1quar-
tiers state that the public property, records,
archives, ETC.. Of the State of Florida have
been turned over to the civil authorities and
the military government entirely Withdrawn.
General Grant is not expected to return to
Washington before the middle of Septem-
Der.
WASHINGTON, July IA The Senate
Committee on Foreign Affairs will probably
report tomorrow the new Chinese treaty, |
which provides for commercial intercourse
and Chinese Minister resident at Washing
ton and the interchange of emigration. 1t
is otherwise very liberal in the opening Of
the Chinese empire to this country.
New YORK, July IA Herald Wash |
ngton dispatch says Chief Justice Chase has
again declared himself in full sympathy
with the Democratic party, although he disa-
grees with the plank in their platform rela-
tive to Southern Constitutions. He believes
the Constitutions should stand till changed
by the people Teach State, all voting.
WASHINGTON, July l3.-In the Senate the
credentials of w. P. White. appointed to
succeed Senator Johnson from Maryland,
we're presented. He was sworn in.
WASHINGTON. July l4.-At the evening
session the Senate finally passed the Fund
ing Bill.
The House went into Committee OF the
Whole on the Alaska bill.
The question was first on Buffers appeal
rom the decision of the Chair, ruling out o:
,rder an amendment to reserve hail million
or the satisfaction of claims Of citizens
.gainst the Russian Government.
The decision Of the Chair was sustained
p against ..
Loughbridge offered a substitute which
declared, after many preambles, that the as
ent of Congress is given to the stipulations
# the treaty, but declaring that an extension
# citizenship and the appropriation of
money are subjects submitted by the Consti-
ution to Congress.
This was adopted, II to 81.
Elliott offered an amendment that hereaf-
er no purchase of foreign territory shall be
made until provision is made by law for the
ayment.
Butler again attempted to get in his ,
mendment to reserve half a million, which
vas ruled out of order.
The Committee rose and reported the bill
o the House.
Loughbridge's amendment was adopted
nd Elliott's was rejec,ed-7S to so.
The bill passed-ll4 to AZ.
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