The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1865-11-28
9ailp Wonntaineer,
EpltOme Of Telegraphic News.
Atlantic News.

NeW Iork, Nov. l4.-The propeller, Non
tand, from New York for San Francisco, was at
Rio Janeiro Oct. Sd, after twenty-six days
passage.
Raleigh, Nov l6.-Oficial vote of the Fifth
Congressional District. shows that Bedford
Brown is elected over Hawes by 96 votes.
Philadelphia, Nov. l4.--Washington l., Lane,
editor of the Leader, died this morning.
NeU York, Nov. l5.-The Times special
says: Two companies of Hancocks corps,
stationed at Albany, we're dispatched to Bur
lington yesterday. 1t is supposed they are
destined for Maine. --A
The Worlds Washington special says that
Gen. Sanborn has been appointed by the
President, Agent to harmonize the freedmen |
made free in the Choctaw and Cherokee ma
tions by the recent Indian treaty
Laurence, Kansas, Nov. l4.-Col. Graves,
special Indian Agent aud Col. Dodd, Agent
for the Navajos, left here to-day with tra ain
oftwenty-6ve wagons laden with agricultural
implements and quantity of goods and pres
ents for that tribe. About 5000 Navajos have
agreed to settle on Pecos river and aban-
don their wild savage life.
New York, Nov. l5.-The Tri5une's special
dispatch says: By order of the Secretary of
War, the name of Fort Richmond, New York
hsrbor, will be changed to Fort Wadsworth
Philadelphia, Nov. l5.-The through train
from Newark for Washington, which left at
o'clock this morning, ran through the turn
table of the New Jersey Railroad Two men
were killed and several injured.
A Washington special says: Gen. Steele
represents the Imperial force at Matamoras as
completely beleagured. He expresses the
opinion that the French will be compelled to
surrender to the Liberals who hold both banks
OF the river, and environ them on all sides.
The Liberals have authentic information that
three weeks ago the Imperialists were reduced
to one-third rations, and they are completely
cut off from Vera Cruz and Tampico.
The Times Havana letter of November 9th,
reports the defeat and capture of the Re-
publican General Ortega, in Michoacan, and
the destruction of his whole army. His
troops were divided in three bodies to capture
Morelia, and SO they were beaten in detail
and dispersed, 400 prisoners remaining in the
hands of the Imperialists. The Republican
General Diaz, is said to have led the attack on
Morela Though at first successful he was
finally beaten. The Republican General Ro-
sales was defeated at Alamos, in Sinaloa The
adhesion of Lower California to the Empire is
announced.
NeW York, Nov l5 The steamer Persia
from Liverpool on the 4th has arrived.
The Danish Ministry have resigned.
The preliminaries of q treaty of commerce
between England and Austria have been con-
cuded
Chicago Nov. 20, 2:45 P. M.--The pirate
Shenandoah arrived at Liverpool, and was sur
rendered to the British Government with her
captain and crew. Signed, RANKIN,
Agent of the Associated Press.
New York, Nov. l4.-The Hartford Currant
Of yesterday, says it is informed semi. Off
cially, that company of marines from Can
ada crossed into Maine for the purpose of ar
resting deserters. The men refused to re.
turn with the officers, and application
was made to the United States authorities
to have them given up which was refused
There was danger of an outbreak.
Hancock's corps is ordered te rendezvous
in Maine. company attached to Hancock
corps in that city, left for Augusta, Maine
on Saturday evening. The Hartford Pos
says the company left the city on Sunday for
Augusta, it is rumored either to prevent the
Fenians from entering Canada, or to prevent
British soldires from capturing deserters
from their army who have fed to the United
States.
New York, Nov. l4.-The Heralds Milledge
vile dispatch says The new constitution o.
Georgia, constructed by the State Conven.
tion, was adopted as q whole Nov. eth AS
it was adopted the State debt contracted tc
aid the rebellion is repudiated.
New York, Nov. l6-A freman's riot oc
Cured in Jersey City this evening. Severa
persons were injured. The riot was quellec
by the sheriffs and some arrests made.
Richmond papers say that at the opening o
the United States District Court in Richmond
Nov. ID, Martin F. Conway was the only .awye
who could be admitted to practice. No other
have taken the necessary oath.
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