The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-07-09
ODDS AND ENDS.


the most seasonable thing. There ar
some few odds and ends in the editoria
larder, aud We invite our readers t
share pot-luck with US.
1t must be a tremendous JOB to TAXI
the census of New York city, even witt
the work divided amongst many Yet
they say that the work is going to bs
done much more thoroughly and salts
factorily than ever before. If SO, there
nav be thus afforded one effective
means for suPpressing the election
frauds which have become SO much q
matter of course and so enormous. We
thai; expect the returns to show q much
less p,opor,ionate increase in the last
compared with the Immediately proceed
ing decade. The increase of our coun-
tvs population will be shown to be
nueh more marked in the Western
States than i, any other section of the
eountrr. The great interests and op-
.a..unities of such growing cities as
Chicago, Milwaukee. ST. Louis and
Omaha operate against the doubling of
New York's million and halt. More
over, the decline in American shipping
aad tie growth of our internal railway
systea exert tendencies in favor of the
e1parse of the country as against the
metropolis.
Thirty-four thousand emigrants ar
-.ved in New York from Europe last
r.on.h. This is something like seven
thousand five hundred less than came
during June, 1859. A very large pro-
PARTON of these enigrants-more than
oae-third-are Germans. II is also
s,a,ed tha, the immigration from Ger
nany embraces a much more thrifty
AMI Intelligent class than ever came
before
They are trying to secure white serv-
at girls FOX Little Rock. Arkansas.
Complaints are made there that the
asgro girls are :. sassy" to their old
His,resses. Suppose there should be
al Anti ~hite.servan;-eisl movement
amongst the colored girls Something
Ike al Anti-coolie movement in Frisco!
No knowing VIA: will happen.
Grant seems to be dead set against
Motley, and, they say, against Bancroft
ss we'll. What's the matter, We Won
dec? Do these scholars of whom all
is proud spend too much time
IN their studies and too little in attend
lag to their diplomatic labors to give
We can't think what else
can be brought against them. All &C.
coaats agree that Motley is extremely
popular at St. James and that Bancroft
Is il high fAror At Berlin. The sele-
g.s2a says that Senator Wilson remon-
s.rated with Grant against Motley's
removal, but tha, it was no go.
Ii Is believed that the session Of Con-
g,ess Will be brought to an end on the
l5.h OF july. This has been a very
luxurious term, and the Senators and
Representatives are in sad need of rest.
IL would appea. ,ha; Prince Hohen-
zo.Ieru has been dropped and that
Prince Leopold has been substituted AS ,
Es candidate for regal houors in Spain.
France will oe satisfied with neither;
and q var with Prussia ia talked of in
France. Such a war would DE popular
in the Empire, aud we may not doubt
TIA, Louis Napoleon is very willing to
glorify the military renown Of France 4,
BY marching his Zouaves against the
Prussiaa legious. There would be few
tremendous, bloody battles, a shor, and
decisive campsigu, saG the result would
be merely a decision as 10 the relative
sgds;ng powers of the great contest
ants.
Greeubscks At last accounts were 9O4
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