The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1865-09-30
TELEGRAPHIC
-DISPATCHEs
DATES TO SEPTEMBER "a.
e4o.mboaN xpIosion and Loss ofrie.,

DATES TO sEPTEM1sER "a.
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Steamboa rAxpiosion and Loss ofIffs,
p,,.t,gro. Sent. pa terrible accident oeenr.
red ms morning. caused by the blowing I'M Of tks
tow boat Ninred. Captain Mccormick Was IN
stantly killed. and The freman blown ashore. re-
ceiyiny fatal injuries. The ~gRgineer ab1sIts HR6
and boy are missing, and sd AgsiN lest.
ssyeraf olbers we're scrioust lred. Part 81 Ire
|bo;ler was blown a distance Of one hundred yards,
The Nimrod WIS owned BY the KeW YAk on
compsny. She Is n to.ai lose. cHass q tbssxs
pIosion unknown. ~ As
ireland and che Ferians
New FORK, Sept. 22-A Dublin letter ss the
Tendon Daily Telegrnph rays ticFs II EskAns1a
h believe tina. fhe Government IL giving Fenian-
ism considerable attention. There ara e2idskese
ef coneiderabIe official anxiety On That sahlert.
The extent Of the Organization. especially b Coun2
IS Cork. is known to be very great II 1T believed
that arms in forfoflable nan1bers are ins6bsphazase
1T these men. Their arms arc said 10 have esns
from sbroad and are being sent ~ their AnieFiean
Feniah brethren. In support Of this view I'll IL
mentioned TINT rifles are lssissz, syla flIEUaghoat
the country districts at one-third their taluk. But
this would lie just as good eyideINe te.ehomx ~
patriots arc purchasing a class Of gnpf magRantaa
to do no harm except to rsca who astefaet q nsg
them. Almost every steamer whieA e0aass orig
from the United States brings . handfms sgnnellnaS
a good handful Of disbanded Irish sgidieKas Wksas
there is nothing very unnatural in this eoneaexfae
that On tie other side Of the AtIifntie fhett hnvs
just got to the end Of . war in which ~ EfEzh
Dor, a prominent part the preyalenos ~ Fenian-
ism in Ireland renders the arrival 81 these eAs
warriors seneWbaf natable.
A letter from an American Fenian to the nah-
lin Freeman. contains the following interesting
story The Feniaa is an organizations eemnseueea
about seven years ago for a very different oAfert
than that Of freeing Ireland fresa he EnslLh
yoke. 1897
4 Fcuian writes TO The Dublin Frsenaaa, sd Aer
clares that The United States authorities rot enly
tolerate Fenianisn, but sanction il. and the meses
fnent il ruled by Secretary Seward. The lars nn&
rHlex Of the Society ARE framed nj ,Washlha44R
printed in the Government Office, and sent ikreugk
the mails free throughout The URi0a.
The London Post says there Is not > respectable
person in Ireland connected with the Feninns
] A philadelpbia ianer says the Fenians re ne4a.
haN bought an immense lot Of srms. and intssd
to bsT &oore.
General News
New York. Sept. 22.-The Episcopal Co1vestion
Of Virginia have pn5lished an adaFeee ufRfHkNEE
union Of the Churches North and Sauih- Asas4-
raj coune viii be held at Mobile. Nor. LIST.
The Atlantic and Pacific steamship cempas6ss
have been consolidated. The latter paying tie fer
neT s.. 800. 900 for their steamers A weckly line
tn California is proposed.
1t Il fnmercd that Juarez will Ie4ve Mexies. ana
make bis residence ia Philadelphia. He hae issa6d
- ANNN FnA SAA ga tA4tG
n fall hieaded Indian. ~
s great FIRE occurred in New York en- the lo,h,
The loss was between four and Eve ~miIiions.
Baltimore. Sept Is.-Thc annual meeting Fl
the L. 5. Grand Lodge Of Odd Fellows took place
this morning. Grand Sire T<aae II. Yeatehs pftsf4-
ing. Representatives from nearly all tie staaes
and several Of the British Provinces we're present.
II is the hrst time for 1--WE years that brethres ffssn
all parts If the country met together. Tbehs wns
much friendly feeling eyinced.
New York. Sept. 29.--A letter from Efississipri
says the militia refuse 10 muster under any otbeR
than The State flag also that an organized gang
of retsl s"htiers AT Vicksburg take every mcasa 10,
cmbaTrass the action Of the Government.
A violent shock Of earthquake was felt in Psftc.
Rico, August 24th. No material injury was done.
The General Land { flee has issued Instructors
that selections Of public lands by states caanet ~
made from reserved or mineral lands. or frrm land
grants to the Pacific railroad.
Jaarez denies that he intends to abaaaon M.x5r-
lie viii stand by his country and does not dsspaie
ef success. 4
A special dispatch says the whole numLer ef re-
their losses by deaths and casualties was beaw en-
fifty and sixty thousand, and Iso, oae have b en-
lately mustered out. These only are entase / 10
vote under the laws and rcgulstienx.
4 merchant Of Portland. Maine. says lie lately
saw John sarrstt ia Montreal. 1t was theu hit be,
wculd soon sail for FaroPe.
Southern Items.
Madison, Sept. l9.-Thc Missouri nemoerat;e
State Convention yesterday nominated HarriBenC q.
Hobar; for Governor. The platform endorses The
restoration policy Of the President, opposes he~ruy
suffrage in that State, and interference With he
suffrage in other States, aud the suspension uf he
habens corpus.
New York, Sept. Is.-The President pardoneA
Duff Green and fifty others to-day.
Cairo, Sept I9.-Mcmphis will soon cease ID h
a military post, it Is thought.
The New orleans Delta saws THAI J. n w.us
has been appointed Provisional Goverpor II Ianie-
lana, and says the Convention can be he'd, mcn-
bers Of Congress. State officers and Legislators can
be elected. and Us. Senators chosen Teady f6f he
ensuing Congress.
New York, Sept. 2I.-0fieial dispatches from
Gov. Perry Of South CaroIiua to Tie Prcsa5e,1t. 81
the 18th, say the Convention has repealed the orai-
nance Of secession, and the Committees have re-
ported IN favor of ab0iishing slavery eaanlsefax
representation and The viva vece raode Of -elo.tisn.
These measures viii pass all haslasnions.
Wm. IL. Bayee of South CaroIina has reeeiyed 8
pardon Hunter of Virginia is home on parole
Gov. Smith Of Virgins has gone home, and Gen.
Pillow is IN Washington 10 apply for pardon.