The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1865-11-04
Atlantic News.

New Orleans, Oct. 80. = Gen. Candy has
issued an. order prohibiting negro troops
mustered out of the service from pu chasing
their arms.
Vel info med gentlemen from Mississippi.
say good deal of cotton is still the c, ,.anda
great'quantity of bacon is shipped to Men,
phs, for lack Of railroad facilities to. New
orleans or Mobile. Much cotton is in the
fields in central Texas, of the new crop, but |
the freedmen will not pick on the finest
nantations. Lower Texas is no-better The
same complains come from NJ ssssippi that
the freedmen wih not work.
Me,c York, Oct. 3l.-The Heralds dispatch
says The action If South Carolina in elect
ing Wade Hampton as Governor Of the
Stae, aud advocating the payment of the
rebel war debt, and, of Mississippi in refus-
ing to take up AMI pass the constitut onal
amendment arol sling slavery, is bclievedi
to have affected the future policy of the
hresident concerni G tho States and to
have endangered the admission of their del
ega' es ir the neSt. Congress, Had Mssis-
sippi cheerfully passed the amendment, a.
general amnesty would have at once been
declared in favor of all4the rebes; but as it
is, bpt few amnestes VIII, in all probability
hereafter be granted to oci izens ofthat State.
The action of their convention has not just.
flied the Pre- ident's confidence, and the
reing of military government and martial,
law wi | be the consequence.
Neo York, Ott. 3l.-The Hcralds Wash
ington special says: All members OF the 9th
corps, having papers OF service ofthat corps,
ere requested to forward, them 10 General
Chamberlain at Brunswick Maine.
NeW York, Oct. 3l.-The Eapress prints the
following The Havana steamer arrived at
this port this afternoon and br ngs confirm
,atory news of the uprising of tie negroes in
Jamaica aga nst the whites Her Maiesty's
Consul ut this port, it is SAID, is in, the re-
ceipt of dispatches o. the utmost import
ance. Many revolving murders had been
perpetrated hy the negroes. white magis-
trate had been shockingly muilated. His
fingers and toes were cut Off and burned.
lie was then murdered, after which a negro
woman ripped open his bowels. The mutiny
was spreading rapidly at last accounts, and
the greatest alarm prevailed among the
whites.
New York, Oct. 3l.-It ia probable that an
important change in thePtemaeEhp, caused
by the death of Lord Palmerston will be a
subject of discussion before the Senate so
far n il rela'es to the Fenian organization.
A Meslla (Mexico) letter of the lst, to the
Herald, states that Juarez was then at El
Paso, and the French were on their way to
Neo OrleanS, Oct. 32.--Gen Steele arrived
from the Rio Grande to-day. Dispatche;
from Weizel to Steele, of ,he 18th say,
fight occurred around Matamoras, which
lastel three hours. The Liberals succeeded
in carrying pat of the works, but the I'm
periaists charged and reIook the works
Furnishing the Liberals severely. The Impe
rial loss is several wounded, and less than
dozen killed. The L beral loss is fifty-nin,
taken prisoners and large number killed
and wounded. . Gen. Espinozha, second il
command of the Liberal forces, was killed
Reports from Brownsville state that at las
accounts the Liberals were flying, closel.
pursued by the Imperialists. 5.a
New York, October 3.-Tbe steamer Cit
of Boston, from Liverpool tbe,lssh, via Qneens
town, the 10Th, this afternoon. The steame
United Kingdom, twenty. four hours ont from
New York, tor Glasgow, arrived at Rtithmil
ion with her machinery disabTNd. 10
Lord Palmerston is dead. He had been Sc
'riously i'll for some days from the effects of
cold His symptoms bad been very alarming
but he steadily improved. On the night q
The l7tb, however, atbulletin was issued t
the effect that be had become worse sine
morning. and that it could not be disguise
that he was seriously i'll. Telegrams wer
being constantly sent to the Queen, at Balmo
raj. Lord Palmerston would have complete
his 8lst year on the goth OF October.
The Paris papers say the deaths from chol
era in that city are averaging two hundred
day. "
fl II California News.
San Francisco, Nov. 2.-The celebrated do
"Bummer,' who has figured in nearly ever
sketch or caricature OF San Francisco life fo
several years past, died last night. q