The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1865-12-23
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DATES TO nEcEMDrsR 10.

MnbHe ~ tho lAl inst. bat hnA been inform
cd Tint lie will not Be permitted TO exercise
the functions of the office until pardoned.
The fepdfted negro insiifrecti0n IN Tipto
county, Miss, was II tempest in u ten pot.
The correspondence Of tho Memphis Ap
peal Of the 9Th, says There was little or no
resistance offered in disarning the negroes,
aud only enc freedman inateud OF twelve lost
his life. He was innocently hunting SPUR
rels, and WINS shot. One hundred and TWEEN
y small arms were taken from the negroes
and three Of the supposed ring lenders lodg
OIL IN inil. There Is no ground for uneasiness
or dlstrust, Several negroes ut Canton,
Miss. recently oSercnme tho iailor and es.
capped from prison. Ono was killed BY the
guard.
The Mississippi Legislature has created II
bureau to supply wooden legs 10 Wounded
soldiers-the legs 10 be madein the South.
Tim Government hns seized the Mobile
and Ohio llailFand from Corinth south. until
the Government cott01 is gotten out of the
country before it is stolen.
Louisville, bee. o-Iudge Johnston in
the Circuit Court today dismissed the In
dictment against Gen. Palmer on the ground
Tint n requisite number of State legislatures
having ratified the Constitutional Amend.
n,unt. all tue criminal and pcnnl laws of the
state OF Kentucky regarding slaves were Of
no effect. Gen. Palmer has therefore issued
n military proclamation that slavery has
Iccased to exist IN the State, and advises the
negroes to appeal 10 the courts for redress, If
the public cpiiveyanccs disregard their right
to travel.
The British Government has offered n re-
wanl Of Il 900 for the capture Of Stevens,
the fenian Head Centre of Ireland.
Letters from paris .onFru, tIn ttraVtoue
statement that grep. pressure is brought to
bear M Napoleon $ Government for tic With.
drnwal Of tho French troops from Mexico.
New York, Dec. Ia letter fron, Rich
mond saws that in view ~ the ~disorgani1cd
condition of the late slave population, there
ts great uncasiness aslolig the people IA the
several districts. Numerous officers have
been appointed 10 rec-nit volunteers, but mi
q Single recruit has been obtained. Ii il
Thought ma organization can only be effected
through a compulsory draft.
Washington. Dee. ll.-Ofhcial information
has been received nj lie Department of State
of the adoption of the caastil %usioaal Amend.
ment by twcnty.three States. %Telcgrnphie
information has been received II its adoption
/, by North Carolina. Georgia and Aiaininn.
No Information or any kind has been reeeiv-
ed If tho adoption of the Amendment by Or.
cgon or California, Florida, Mississippi aud
Texas.
The Mexican Legation giye out that they
have private letters from FL Paso, saying
the Imperial troops have all been withdraw
from chihuahua i'm tie direction Of Ners
Crus. Their sangnine Interpretation is thai
it Is M~aximilian's intention to send then
back to France.
Chicago. Dee. l0.-The eight honr loag
uers had u torch light procession last evening
Printers, boiler makers, stone cutters, ans
i other tradcsmen prnetiee1 thcit arts during
the procession. There is much comment oi
! this question throughout the Eastern States
and p~art9eulariv in Massachusetts.
The widow Of Stonewall Jackson isTepert
l cd to be in destitute circumstances.
The official vote of North Carolina at IL
e recent election is as fallcws Worth 3 2,519
? Holden -, ss1.
! The number Of rebel prisoners cnnfurc,
, and parolcd during the war was 420,aua.
= The troubles in the Fenian camp are ol
y the increase. On the 9Th the Senate in scs
5 sion found a writ of impeachment agnins
+ O. Mahony President Of the Irish Republic
e charging him with pertidy and malfeasanc
in Office. The charges were proven, and b
I WAS given twenty-four hours TO answer, b
= not paving any attention,
= The Indiana Senate by a tie vote defeate'
J. the amendment striking out the section q
o the State Constitution prohibiting negroc
t from residing in the States.
The bill for a prohibitory liquor law wa
q lost in the Indiana House Of Representative
The colored people had a jubilee yesterda,
over the decision of Judge johnson, TINT sla
; very is abolished in Kentucky. Three thou
: sand assembled in the evening and were az
L dressed by General Palmer. The Common
wealth Attorney Glcd an appeal from John
K sion's decision.
The Louisiana Legislature have clccte
Randall Hunt and Henry Boyer Unite
States Senators.
The committee to whom was referred til
! subject in the Mississippi Legislature, has
l. reported adversely to the Constitution;
4 Amendment. There is hardly a doubt Of il
adoption by the Legislature notwithstandin
re the adverse report. It is understood that III
eonstitutionality of the Congressional te'
oath Is now before the Supreme Court on til
| application of 4. IL. Garland of Arkansas
whose credentials will be presented on Fr
u day next.
lc The Atlanta I~ntclligenccr of the 9th sa.
that Provisional Governor johnson has bee
= directed by the President not to issue certii
G. Gates of election to the Congressional delegi
m ton, nor permit Gov. Jenkins to be inaug1
rated
There was no opposition to A. II. Stevcr
es for the long term. which he consents to tax
The short term will be contested by Governt
johnson and j. i. Hill.
ID The Augusta Chronicle says no more pa
j. dons are likely to be given to Georgians, b,
that some already granted will probably
u revoked.
Bishop uintard of Tennessee has squelcl
IT, cd a petition for q memorial to the Ep:scop
IL Church to commemorate the deeds aud deat
of Confederate soldiers.
:; The Herald's Richmond correspondent
saws that the military police will be wit.
W drawn from the city on the 10Th, and ciy
va police substituted.
The members of the Virginia Legislatu
seem to have decided that devotion to Il
to rebel cause during the war is to be the me
sure of merit. and have therefore determine
nc to remove all Unionists holding State Office
SIX and to put seccssionists in their places. Th'
have also adopted an amendment to the Co
= s~titution of the State which does away wi
We all disabilities for holding Office OF accOu
I'd of participation in the late rebellion. 1t do
not even require an oath of allegiance to t
national Government.
The Herald's Washington dispatch says
D. letter received from London speaks of t
arrival there of George Sanders, and of |
visiting several important persons. He !
formed these persons he was sent by Jefft
n son Davis in 1862 to negotiate with Napole
no for the recognition of the Southern Cohfed
E racy, and was accorded two interviews wi
81 the Emperor, and that the invasion of Me,
Itlco was undertaken in pursuance of a pl
then agreed upon, for which Napoleon
~ sisted on being secured in the possession
IL Sonora, Sinaloa, and Lower California. Sa
= ders adds that he demonstrated and offer
much greater inducements than Mexico
~ fered, but the Emperor would not consent
take anything else.
Gen. Hooker, who has been a~larmingly
for the past ten days, is slowly recovering.
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