The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-03-07

New YoRK, March S.

the sailing direction Of the new administra~
ton. The general prospect is full Of promise,
of prosperity, progress and Developments
rpower At home and abroad. 10
+ The World says: The inaugural shows
too much confidence and aelf sufhciency. and
lacks the grave and sustained pr"pTiety ri ex-
preston befitting to the Chief Magistrate. 1t
h.s no criminal ideas. Eseryihing therein
is fat aud crude. and a mere ech" Of the
tYite.t commonplace Of the Republican
press.
The Tribune says: The emphatic decla-
ration that &c should pay the Nstioal debt
to the uttermost farthing. is worth countless
millions to the labor, commerce and pros,
perity of the Republic. President Grant Will
be champion who will direct his pe'fcy to-
wards consolidating and extending republi-
can institutions upon the North American
Continent.
The Times says: The inaugural touches
upon the great wants and ind icafes the great
dn,irs and proronnds great policy with
di.tiDeiness that leaves nothing to doubt.
Tnor. n. Y, March 5.
Carpenters paper mill was destroyed by
FIRE. Loss. $50, 900.
ST Louis. March S.
One of party of prominent gentlemen
from California to New York, and other
States, who recently came over the Union
i
trials and sufFcring> Of the party. They we're
detained 10 days at Rawlings s'ati"n. They
could no: induce officials to send train ont,
except an indignation meeting Was keid, and
i, being ,telesraphe TO the RaI!road Com
mittee at Washington the treatment THY
we.r receiving. When they did start they
we've obliged to shovel snow at one point
through a drift Gee Thousand feet iorS. p" hen
thew had the track clear the engineer had
only steam to carry them int" the deepest
part, Owing TO the -intoxica'ion of the
officers, the train stuck here and remained
two DAYS. About fifty started for Laramie
afoot, reaching there in fsny days. after
much suffering. They complain bitterly OF
the treatment received from the officials,
u hom they charge with repeated mistakes,
and would entertain no proposition to refund
extra expenses Of the passengers. FXor-
ban, prices were charged fnr bread and mo-
lasses. They drnuuncr the railroad man
ayement in unmeasured terms. About IoJ
we're on the train when 1t was left III the
snow.
Havana. March
The Government Is seesng transporta-
,ion to Fernando Po for 81 political prison.
ers There is great excitement among their
friends, as MANY belong TO the best families
in the island. /, is believed transportation
is kindness. The volunteer. d. mand death.
At Cilenfuegos the news Of the insurgents
is favorable.
There is still no sugar cnmi'.g here.
The insurgents are increasing In numbers
Prospects are gloomy. The tiuops fought
battle near Snienti.
WASHINGTON, March 4.
The Appropriation bills are considered
safe, Among the items secured are those
for the Hawaiian mails; Benrcia Ar-enal,
s., 600 Mare Island, 100000; San Fran
cisco Mint, $4,000: S5.O45 for repairs on
the San Francisco Custom House Sl5.OO0
for the Surveyors of Oregon and Washing
ton Territory, 81 $50 each for the Survey
ors of Utah and Nevada, 81 900 each for
tho Surveyors of California and Arizona,
$4,000. The appropriation of S5,oo0 for
clerks in the California Land Districts is
insreasec s. COO by the Senate. The House
Civil Expense bill contains an appropriation
of Sl50.O0O for the San Francisco Mint
buildings, and the Senats's hIfi, S15,oo1.
The appropriation for the Carson Mint Is
believed to have failed.
NEW YORK, March 4.
Prominent Cubans recently arrived ttate
that the reports of atrocities committed by
the insurgents are fabrications. They have
81. 900 men in the field, 10000 armed. and
the others fight with such weapons as Art
obtaiaabie. They hold two thirds Of the
island, and its entire center is impassabIe to
the Spanish. 50 that the Government has
had no communication with Neuvitas, Puer-
20 p nripe, for four months. Falmazedo
lost 500 oat OF 5000 on his retreat to Du-
vamo. They say all thev want to finish the
work is arms and ammunition, for which
they ate ready n pay cash. No blockade Is
practicable. The Spanish will be driven
from the island.
MADRID, March 4.
The Cor.es has nominated commission
Of fifteen To- draft . Cunstitu ion and define
the rights aad lioertie. Of citizens to form
Government.
The recent insurrecsioa in Barcelona was
instigated BY Republican.
BsRLIS, March 4.
The King. on opening the Parliament,
said the first duty oil the Confederation WIS
to msiat.in our frissily relations The
Paris Conference has shown the common
desire for peace. nation, saving It's
strengtb and respecting the isdepssdenee Of
oshsrs while maintaining it's 0vn, can count
on peace, ~ the other great powers won't
mUl.,t it, and tire enemies Of order are
powerless to trouble It.