The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-07-01
EASTERN DISPATCHES.
FROM the Enterprise Of Yesterday.

| New YORK, June Ex-Governor Seymour
addressed the Jackson Central Association
tonight. He said that all over the country
were proofs of widespread change of a
political feeling, and counseled harmony and
for5earance at TIE July Convention, and the
union of all on the single determination to
drive the persistent dominant party from
power.
Judge Nelson to-day gave decision dis
missing the libel against the steamship
Meteor, charged with violation of the neu-
trali,y laws, it having been alleged that she
was sold to Chill.
says the fact has just been discovered that
Seymour is really candidate for the Demo-
cratic nomination. The two-,hiNis rule is
sure to be adopted and neither Seymour nor
Pendleton can get two-thirds. Ckase's
chances are improving. The pressure from
Washington in his favor is immense. He
may get two-thirds on the first ballot If not,
Hendricks will get the nomination. The
California and Oregon delegates have opened
their headquarters at the Worth House and
are working hard for Judge Field. They may
be more successful in their efforts to get
Haight as the second name on the ticket.
WASHINGTON, June 26.-The President
has nominated Henry A. Smythe, Collector
of Customs at New York, to be Minister to
Austria.
Senator Henderson was married to-day to
Miss Mary Foote, daughter of one of the
Examining Clerks of the Patent Depart
ment. Large numbers of Congressman
were present and several other prominent Of
ficials.
CHICAGO, June pa Tribune special
saws the House took very important action
on the Tax bill to-day. The Ways and Means
Committee were badly beaten. A provision
was agreed to abolishing the office of Special
Revenue Agent, and transfer the duties to
he supervision of internal revenue, one to be |
in each Judicial district. Another provision |
restricts the work Of collectors to their own
districts. Prices amendment, declaring that |
40 spirits shall be withdrawn from the dis |
illery warehouses till the tax is paid for any |
purpose whatever, was carried by 20 ma jori-
V. The sections establishing export ware
louses and regulations for their government
II whisky taxes must be paid at distillery.
WASHINGTON, June 26.-In the Senate,
lates introduced bill for the more econ
mical administration Of governments for
territories, hich was referred.
Harlan introduced a bill granting rights of
ray through certain public lands II the Cen
raj Pacific Railroad. Referred.
CONFESS offered an amendment to the bill
oncerning the rights of American citizens
broad, and providing that if any American
itizen, arrested by any Government in con-
-ayention of the intent and purpose of this
.ct, upon the allegation that naturalization I
as not operated to dissolve his allegiance to
is native sovereign, the President is en- T
owered, if Congress is not in session, to S
ispend, in part or whole, the commercial
,lations with such Government -; or when i
o other remedy is available to order the ar s
st and detention of any citizen Of such il
government found within our jurisdiction, il
.cept Ambassadors, etc. and to report such n
to Congress upon its as ssmbiing. l.
The Legislative Appropriation bill was then S
ken up.
Williams offered an amendment, which n
as adopted, abolishing the Bureau of Stats a
IS, and transferring its duties to special p
of Internal Revenue. p
The Senate finally passed the bill in Com
ittee of the Whole. 81
Several amendments were offered in the fl
nate and variously disposed of, and the bill e!
ALLY passed and the Senate adjourned. al
June 27.-gn the Senate, n
ates called up the bill to admit Colorado. p
le question was on an amendment by the
,mmittee on Territories providing for Al
neral election Of State Legislature and 81