Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-06-13

Dom Pedro war at Harvard CoiieSe
Oh Saturday and dined with Long
fellow in the evening.
Mr.. Blaine positively declines 10
submit his private letters 10th House
Judiciary Committee.
The Wisconsin delegation to the Ma
tional Republican Convention ut Gin
cinpati have adopted the following
resolution: "That we will cast our
vote for the Hon. }. q. Blaine OF
Maine. and use every honorable means
70 secure his nomination"
The Maine Blaine Club, represent
ing every county III Maine and num-
beripg $50, have gone to Cincinnati.
The Kansas Republican delegation
are solid and enthusiastic for Blame.
The rumor that Mr. Blaine would
be present at Cincinnati is authora-
lively denied. !, is no: prba6le that
bailo,ing Will take place before Thurs
day Or Friday.
The Indian Appropriation bill as
finally amended and passed ty the
House provides the following amounts
for incidental expenses Of the service:
California. $4,000; Oregon, slo,0V'
Washington, 5000, Nevada, Sa'ooo.
Idaho, $1,000; Montana, 5000; 't"h'
$4,000: New Mexico. SIo,@@: Ar
Lonia. go, o6.
The bill which passed the House on
Saturday, authorizing the 'ssua ny the
Treasurer of $40 zoe, Goa il, silver CON-
Is rs follows: Tha: The Secretary OF
tie Treasury. under such limits ana
regulations as will best secure JUST
and fair distribution throughout the
country, nay Issue The silver com
now in the Treasury 10 an amount hoI
exceeding SO, 900 in exchange Tor
nscua, amount Of leSa!-tender notes,
and the notes so received IN eAchahse
shall he keep; as special iunds, SePa-
rate and apar, from all other money
in the Treasury, ami he issued only
,,pon the retirement and DESTRUCTION
OF a like sum or fractional currency
when So substituted. In reporting
tho bill Cox presented the following
statement. OF the amendment oil silver
issued up 20 date: For the redemp-
lion of fractional currency. $a,i4h,'s';
for payment of currency Obligations,
$3.50, 43l; total, $50" jog: amount
on hand with the Assis.an. ireasur-
ers, etc, $5,oll, l9;: ordered from the
United States MINIS TO Assistatn
Treasurers and repositories, 2,22oo, ooo.
The Randall bill. which also passed
the House on Saturday, provides that
III addition to the amour: OF subsid-
iary coin authorized by law 10 he IS
sued in redemption OF Fractional cur
renew, IL shall! he lawfn! to manuiac'
tire at the several MINIS and issue
through the Treasury and IT, several
offices, such coin 10 the amount oil
SO, 600, 900. Section two provides that
the silver bullion required for this
purpose shall be purchased from time
to time at the market rate by the Sec
rotary of the Treasury, with any
money in the Treasury not otherwise
appropriated, and that the resulting
coin NAV be- issued in the ordinary
disbursements of the Treasury; but
no purchase OF bullion shall lie made
under this Act when the marke. rate
for the same shall be such as will not
admit OF coming and issue IS herein
provided without loss to the Treasury,
and any gain or senioraSe arising
from this coinage shall lie accounted
Tor and paid into the Treasury, as
provided under the existing laws rel
ative TO subsidiary coinage; provided
that the amount Of money hi any one
lire invested in sucl, silver bullion,
exclusive of such resulting coin, shall
not exceed $I,OOo, 600. Section three
provides that tradc-doilars shall not
hereafter he !egal-tender and the
Secretary Of the Treasury is hereby
authorized to limit, from time to time,
the coinage thereof to s;'ch an amount
rs he may deem sufficient to meet the
export demand for the same.
Randali's s2O,O00,o00 silver bill,
passed by the House on Saturday, was
amended by striking out the provi-
sion tina: any ofthis coinage shall be
exchanged for legal-tcnders
The Director Of the Mint has for
some time past been arranging for All
Improvement, in the devices of coin-
age. The principal change will be
the substitution Of the classic head OF
Liberty in the place Of the sitting fig
IRE on the diverse Of silver coins.
The Herald publishes All interview
with Peter Cooper, the candidate OF
the Independent party for President.
lie predicts split at St. Louis, and
thinks the election of President will
he thrown into the House Of Repre-
senta,ives, in which case. he, Cooper,
would in all probability oc called to
tho Presidential Chair. This he con-
templates with some alarm.
The weather in San Francisco, yes
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