The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1865-11-10
9ailp Monntaineer.
EpitOme of Telegraphic News.
[cOMpILnp PROM EnE onEdoNIAN.l
DATES TO Oo oroBER 81
Atlantic News.

Atlantic News.
New York, Oct. 29.-E. B. Ketchum was
arraigned in the Court of General Sessions,
before Recorder Hoffman To-day. He with
drew his plea of not gully ON the indictment
for forgery in the third degree, and put in
plea of guilty. 1t was agreed that his SEN
tence be suspended until he could be exam
ined in the civil cases now before the courts.
Ne,o York, Oct 31.-The steamer Massdchu-
sets which has just arrived at Philadelphia
from Key West, reports a tremendous gale
ON October 22d. Every vessel except the
Massachusetts went ashore in the harbor.
number of the members of the Fenian
Senate continued their session to-day. The
proceedings were secret, but it was reported
that agents were to be sent to Ireland at
once to organize for the great revolution,
which it is believed will take practicable
shape in short time. 1t is also said that
the Fenians have received the Endorsement
OF officials in this country, whose names will
lend not only strength to the movement, but
will be the guarantee of its success.
1t is reported hat Hampton Roads will
soon be The rendezvous of q large and i'm
portant feet of our naval vessels. The
steamers Vanderbilt and Monitor, which ar
rived here on Saturday, are the pioneers of
the maritime gathering at this point. 1t is
SAID the vessels are to be despatched TO
squadrons in different parts of the world
Washington, Oct 3l.-The Posts Washing
ton special dispatch says: The President to-
day received advices that the Georgia State
Convention had declared slavery abolished
by unanimous vote and without debate.
Washington, Nov 2.-The Post has received
telegram from Herschel V. Sohnson; dated
Miiledgeville, Ga, Oct. 32st, saying All is
going we'll The Convention pas, ed an or.
dinance repeating the ordnrnce of secession
ana all ordinances and resolutions subver.
sive of or antagonistic to the civil and mill
tary authorities of he United States, adopt
ed by the people of Georgia in Convention
between the 10th of January and oath O
March, 1861.
Foreign News.
New York, Oct. 28.-Fies by the steamer
Africa have been received.
In regard to the Adams and Russell CORES
pondence, the London News says: alt should
not be forgotten that the claims made b,
Spain against the American Government
under similar circumstances, were only bi
treaty, while those made by Portugal fur
nished material for argument for ouer thirt,
years. lfpowers such as Spain and Portu
gal, under such circumstances, felt them
Hs' oounu W heeP up tne discussion untl
they obtained some sort of q settlement, it i
not probable that the United States will fol
low different course. Assuredly Lor,
Russel's refusal to refer the matters now il
dispute will not settle them"
Wilmer Il Smiths European Times says
1t is just possible to avoid the payment O
S2,5oo,OOO in money, but we may lose b
putting our opposition on apriucple so un
mistakable as to cause us, when the case
are reversed, and when the Americans ar
the neutrals and we the beligerents, to sui
Ter terribly in person and pocket. We don
>npprehend war, for war in these days coul
not arise out of this business, but somethin
nearly as bad may arise in future, when tn
practice we have defended may be returne
against us in ways that are eideous to SUI
mise" l|