The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-12-03
SON. MATTERS OF INTEREST.


matters of the U. P. R. R. Co.; the lis
Of passengers west, by the trans-conti'
neutal railroad; the status of the Bur
lingame Treaty; the condition of Mr.
. Richardson and the cheerful readi
ness of the people Of Louisiana TO re.
sumo the 'gallan," consequences o.
their ancient and queer civilization,
comes to be briefly but satisfactorily Sc,
forth in the following cogent para
graphs
NKw YoRK. December IA special
to the Herald from London says infor-
nation from secret agents of the Gov
ernment leads 10 the belief that there is
a rising on foot in Ireland.
In the Cabinet the question of con-
tinuing the suspension Of the writ of
habess corpus has been considered. Ii
is plain that extreme measures will be
adopted shortly.
Edward Schaum. the murderer of
Stoll. in New York, was found last
night a, Reddy the Blacksmith 5 saloon,
in this city, and arrested.
There was a meeting ofthe prominent
Democrats of this State at Albany last
night, at the residence of Governor
Hoffman, at which the policy to be
pnrsued next year was freely discussed.
Tweed, Gen. Nelson, Hall, and Others
were present.
The Times dispatch says all the
guests recommended to the Governor in
his message 20 revoke the action of The
last Legislature and repeal the Fifteenth
The canal question then
came up, and gave rise to a prolonged
discussion The general feeling was
hat the rates of toll should be lowered,
and the prssen; coutrac, system abol-
ished
1t is rumored tina, the Spanish 10 this
city have been making earnest inqui-
ries in marine circles about the move,
nents of our naval vessels.
OMAHA, December IA special says !
the report of the Union Pacific Rail- !
road shows that the earnings FOR Octo-
Der exceeds Sl,o57 GOO; net revenue,
$40 600
Chicago, December. 1.-THE passed.
gers by the Pullman Palace train to.
lay for San Francisco are Il. C. Logan,
A P Jessup and G. J. Byrue.
The Times correspondent at Pekin
avs the Chinese Government has clear.
V understood that Burlingame's treaty
AS not been rejected, but their action
n it is only deferred, it being thought
est TO wal, uatii the results of the
egotistious of the mission with their ,
ourt.ies shall be received, so that the
hole subject may be disposed of at
nee. The confidence of the Ministry .
, Bu.lingame is mistaken, and the 4
,ission is not a failure. as has been as |
srted. /
Nsw York, December 1.-Richardson is 9
past hope and will probably die r
sfore sunset. His brother and other rela- .
YES are now at his bedside.
disqualification remains in very
eak condition. Sedaiives were admins
red during the day and evening. The ply
cans differ somewhat in opinion. Some 7
link his death inevitable in short time; .
lille others are more hopeful. His friends
ell slightly encouraged, but hope is indeed Il
nall He was married TO Mrs. Kate Nc :
arland by Rev II. W. Beecher. aided BY
ev. o. B. rockingham. on the night of
ovember Both, at time when his friends
I'd physicians did not expect him 10 recover
ON the wound inflicted by Mcfarland. !
NEW ORLEANS, December l.-SheriH >
.einberger was shot dead by negro Satur- y
" night at New IBERIA. The murderer was
on aherward captured and hung by the
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