Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-12-04
LATEST TEL.EGhAMS.

| Washington, December 3.-The full
text of the President 5 message is com
| pleted, and was received and discussed
| in detail by the Cabinet this morning
The message received no opposition to
any part OF it from any member of the
| Cabinet present.
| After the message was disposed of. the
| case of General Bahcoch was considered
| and the sentiment prevailed that the
| General should be offered speedy op-
portuaity of explaining his alleged con-
nection with the whisky ring.
In regard to the premature publication
of his annual report, the Postmaster
General stated that he gave copy o:
his report to a representative of the New
York Associated Press, under solemn
pledge that it was to be sent by mail to
the press of San Francisco. and that
under no circumstances was = word of
the report to be published. Mr.. Jewell
took occasion to express. in unmeasured
terms, his Indignation agains: the party
whom he alluded to as So cruelty having
deceived him. Very little sympathy is
felt for Mr.. Jewell. from the fact that, of
a score of press correspondents who ap-
piled to him for like favor, he selected
only one upon whom to bsstow it; and
further, from the fact that the course
pursued by Mr.. Jewell was So radically
different from that pursued by other
members of the Cabinet when dealing
with representatives of the press.
New York. December 3.-All ferries
on the Hudson river. north of Ehinebec,
have besn discontinued, owing to the
tirmness Of the ice.
WATERFOWL. n j., December a.
Sarah Conkling, aged II years, was |
murdered Tuesday while returning from |
school through piece of woods IN Rut
land. A boy named Rutar, aged 1G, has
been arrested.
Baltimore. Dee. 3-Charles T. Abel,
aged % years, and a son CT \. S. Abel,
prosrietor of the Baltimore Sun, died
This morning OF typhoid fever. He was
4 tavori,e contributor to the Sun.
London. Dec. 3.-In consequence of
he continued complications of affairs in
The East. suggestion has been made by
of the great powers, to
hold a conference on the subject Of the
Eastern question. This announcement
mas caused rise in consols.
London, Dee. "A servant captured
" the Mslayans at the time of tEe muir
Ter of Mrs. Eurch, an English resident,
Who escaped and returned to British
headquarters, reports that Maharajah
ELLA, who is constructing strong stock
dos, declares that the Malayans will
esist the English to the uttermost. Sir
William Jervis. the newly-appointed
Governor of the Straits settlement, is at
Penang. Preparations for attacking the
Ialayans are making rapid progress.
The amount of bullion withdrawn
rom the Bank of England on balance .
o-day was e57 600.
Stanwix, A. r., Dec. 3.-The party
rho made the recent attack on the Aqua
'aliente Ranch. consisted of six Me1i-
ans, who came from below. After the
tack they scattered, crossing the river
t Bark S. taking the direct and nearest
rail for Sonora. They are undoubtedly
ne friends of Chavez hunting for Colvig,
-ho returned to Calicnte after killing
i'm. Had they wanted stock, they
light have taxed several mules running
.rse on the ranch, which were not dis
lrbed. There were only three men on
le ranch, and assailants had every
hing their own way outside of the
ouse.