The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-01-26
BY STATE TELEGRAPH.
From the Virginia Enterprise of yesterday ]

From the Virginia Enterprise of yesterday ]
| WASHINGTON, January 23.-The Secretary
of State was advised to-day of the execution
Of the treaty of the United States with the
Republic of Columbia for the construction
of a ship canal across the Isthmus ofDarien.
| The President sent to the Senate to-day
Justice of Utah, and Enos D. Hodge as
Associate Justice.
WASHINGTON, January 23.-The House
Reconstruction Committee have prepared a
jurisdiction in cases arising under the Re-
construction Laws, and all such cases pend
ing are to be discontinued. No acts of the
District Commanders performed under these
laws shall be subject to judicial review in
any manner.
JAcKso-, Miss, January 23.-The Con-
vention has adopted an article that the Cen
eral Assembly shall never have the power to
pay any debt contracted in aid of the rebel
lion.
WASHINGTON, January 2f-The House
Committee on Foreign Affairs has prepared
bill asserting the rights of naturalized citi-
zens abroad in which it is declared that they
are entitled to the same projections as na-
tive-born citizens under the same circuu-
stances. The bill authorizes the President
whenever naturalized citizens are arrested
abroad on the ground that their naturaliza-
ton does not dissolve their original allie
glance, or for crime not committed within
the jurisdiction of foreign power, and a |
release is refused, to make reprisals by ar
resting the subjects of such foreign powers
found within the United States and report |
such arrest to Congress.
WASHINGTON. January 23.-The Recon
struction bill was considered as the first
business.
Doolittle offered his amendments regulat-
inc the qualification for suffrage on the part
Of negroes first, the military service second
and education third. and a certain amount
of property. Doolittle made long speech.
lenouncing the bill as a usurpation of au-
hority, etc.
WASHINGTON, January 24.-The consid-
ration of the Reconstruction bill was re-
umed and debated at length. She Senate
adjourned without action.
HOUSE.
WASHINGTON, January 23.-The bill re-
ating to additional bounties was taken up.
After long discussion the Senate amend |
nents were adopted. Also. the special
mendments reported by the Military Com
4 ittee. II
Pine reported bill providing for the sale g
f the arsenal grounds and buildings at St.
.ou.s and also portions of the military .
at Fort Leavenworth and Lib .
rty, Missouri. After debate the bill passed. G
The death Of Cornelius Hamilton Of the a
,ishth District of Ohio was announced and =,
ppropriate eulogies were delivered, when C
lie House adjourned,
WASHINGTON, January 2t-The Com
littee on the Pacific Railroad had under :
to-day the Northern and South
N Railroad bills, but came TO no conclu-
ion.
A resolution was adopted directing an in Z
uiry into the best means to prevent in the
lture such evils by cholera as the deaths
4 the ship Liberty, the facts in regard to al
hich were recently peplished. :,
The regular appropriation bill was reported :,
I'd ordered printed.
A number of resolutions and bills were
ferred. n
The Commit tee of Conference on the
tton tax reported, and in their report
sagreed, and the subject was referred to
w committee, which was appointed.
The decease of Hise of Kentucky was ar
and eulogies pronounced, when
e House adjourned.