The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-03-09
revoking the order retiring BriRadier Cen
eral b W. Rrice, PaYmaster General.

revoking the order retiring BriRadier Gen
eral b. w. Brice, Paymaster General
Secretary Wrle,, before retirin gsfrom hi
Office, ordered general Court Martial t
nielt in New 70; on the 18th.
NEW YoRk. Msrth $.
A Washington specis? says the polltician'
are disappointed in the Cabinet.
| The President has informed gentlenlsr
| that he will nor toll rate oilers III any depart
ment of the Government. The people are toe
poor 70 pay sal ,rirs ,nc:e bonus TO pro-
fes.ional politicians.
| Itappcars that Tarsana, formerly Spanish
| minister to Washi, gton, has recent, been
appointed to London. Probably The gentle
maj reported is coming to the United States
| to settle questions which may arise i'll conse-
| qucace of the Cuban instruction.
| WAsnISGToS, March 5.
| In the Senate, Mr.. Brosnlou WAS sworn
in.
A committee wa. appointed TO notify the
House that the Senate Was ready 70. bu.I
ness.
Bills were introduced: b. Mr.. Wilson. 70
esta bish linz of steamers from America to
Europe; BY Mr.. Thayer, to repeal the Tenure
of Office Act, and gave notice that he would
call it up Tomorrow; by Mr.. Edmurasf 10
amend the Tenure OF Oi.icc Act =; by Mr..
Williams, substitute to Mr.. myers. Sis
pending the operations OF the Tenure Of or
nee Act fur Jour years; by Mr.. Sumner, to
enforce the provision Of the Constitution
aboishing slavery, By securing the elective
franchise to citizen, without regard to race
or color.
Resolutions were offered by NJ. SAWYER
or joint Committee ( thrr- S"ra'ors ana
i've Representatives Ia consider propositions.
for removal Of disabilities. NJ. Tram MI
nth
Mr. Howard rem wed it.
Mr.. Drake m Nd nd tn" ri es ~ As
to consider Indian tr.aties IN open se.N!ua.
Mr. Howard offered a nil t" .'st'h ISL
ordnance n,n.ission and consolidate the
Ordnance and Artillery deparrtr
M Stewart offered = bill. re-. o III. re-
hnIng OF & jld and silver.
\ committee for the rs,i-i n Of TIE rules
was ordered - he appointed.
Nh ii srlan Offer ed joint resolution for
the re APT ointment of n JOINT c,MInlttee Of
eight upon Indian a.Fairs.
Mr.. Sumner offered a resolution granting
pension III Mrs. Lincoln, anu asked ii. i'm
mediate consideration.
Mr.. EdDhund> objected.
Messrs Grimes aud Cragin, who were .p-
pointed committee to inform che President
of the organization of the Senate. performed
the duty aud reported.
General Rawlings appeared with two mes
sages for the Senate. and Major Lee with an
other.
On motion Of Mr.. Eimunts. the Senate
went into executive session At 2.50 J.. N,
after which they adjourned
In the House, Mr.. Woodward offered
solution to refer the contested case "f the
Twenty first Pcnn>y wanna District to the
Committee on Electl"ns, with INSTRUCTIONS I"
report which Claimant has the pfanld .fdc'e
right. He moved the precious question,
which the House refused TO second.
Mr.. Schofeid moved 4 institute. 10
swear in Covude as the sitting member with !
out prejudice to the claim CT Foster.
During the discussion a messenger arrived
with the Cabinet appointments, which were
read from the desk amid great excitement.
After a recess of ten minutes, upon reaS-
Mr.. Woodward said, as TO the Sec /
rotary OF the Navy, that no more consersa-
tive or respectable gentleman could DO found !
in Pennsy lvanla.
Mr.. Dawes moved that the contested scat |
in the TAenty- first Pa District be referred /
to the Committee on XII, etions, ineiucting
report upon the pftnia face hight.
Mr.. Farnsw1rlh IN we'd that Mcssrs. Cliff,
Taft, Edwards. Grve, Spice and Young BE-
sworn in from Geors!a. The Sixth Distil,t is
vacant.
statement was made showing that the
persons named were elected at the same time
for the last Congress and TIE present.
Mr.. Wood suggested to refer the whole
matter to the Committee on Elections, With
10 inquire il Georgia i. entitled
20 repres
After a long debate the resolution was
modified and adopted, referring to the Cum
nittee on Elections.
The House preceded te complete is
organization by the election Of ClerA;
rgeant-zt-Arms, Dorkeerer. Chaplain and
Postmaster.
McPhersnn, Of T, nnsylv,ni,, was e. ctcd
Clerk; Mr.. Ordwav of New II .mpshirr,
Otis S. Rur,on, New YORK.
0oorkeeper; William S. King, Postmaster.
The election Of Chaplain Wa. postponed till
tuesday.
The usual resolution for drawing seats WIS
dopted; the seats were drawn, and the
House adjourned to Tuesday.
From the Gold Hill News Of yesterday
New York, March 1T is stated that
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