The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1865-12-09
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DISPATCHES.
DATES 70 NOVEMBER a7.
General News.


Washington, Noy. 25.-ucnerni Butler arrived
here 10 day aud ut oIee was elo5etea with sr,gart
and members Of Congress whpars now here.
dov. Morton Of Iudiaha has gone u Europe ~
his health.
New York. Nay. 25.-charles jenkins is elected
Governor Of Georgia.
A negro riot occurred in Mariana. West Flarian
lately. They harnel o large amount Of Gayart
rnsnt cotton. Tfogps were sent % keep order.
Gen. Scott leaves IL spehd the winter in New
Orleans.
II Is said chilian agents ato purchasing arms
aud vessels are fitting w for Gillian prisatesrs ia
Now York.
Tho small pox i. raging among tho freedmen IL
Virginia, Georges and Alabama.
Heavy frauds in the Qnartsrinhster's Depar!tneuI
la Kentucky hass been discovered.
The Wilmington. n. c., Herald gives the follow
ing results, as far rs heard ftum. Of the popular
vote Of North Carolina on tho anti slavery ofdi-
nance for. 4.22a-agaiast, l,th9. on the seees-
sion ordinance FIR, b.259-against, sos.
A special from Alabama says ttny. Pafsons IL
bis nIeksage urges The adoption u tbs Constitutions
Amendment atoiishing slavery, aud the passage
Of lave for The protection OF the persons and pro-
psrty of negroes.
A Tallnhasss tFIorida) letter says, Tbs pfopo-
sition to r~epndiate thu rebel war debt aud Admit
ting negro testimony, encountered strong 0pposi-
ton. II would not have passed, hat The me naGers
plainly saw that nothing less would rseeiYe fhe ap-
probation oil the President. and enable The Florida
Representative 20 be admitted 10 Congress.
The cnlofed troops as MI 10 b. removed, and
there will be Io1 Gully from 600 10 10. Beu white
soldiers in tie State.
The Worlds special dispatch saysi Among the
prisoners recently brought from the South, under
circumstances u great mystery aed iDcatceFaled in
the OId Capitol prison, II Asj. Meth e. lie was
arrested la Florida. lie was in charge of the Sal
iahury prison while the mortality was creates,
among thS Union prisoners there.
Reports fram nearly oil the States received al
the freednen's Bureau, have established tie fact
that there II considerable suffering among negroes.
An arrival from NeHbern. y. e, says People
look upon the recent election there "a q compiste
farce. None Of the Congressman elect can taks
tho oath. H.. i. Seamon, tho oils candidate Wit
could do 80, was defeated by a large majority.
Now York, Nev. pa Washington special con.
stan wilt leave ON Monday f0r ~siehmond. Charles
ton and the interior cities. Tbey w1l be- AbssnI
about fourteen days.
The daughter OF cx-seeretary Mallory has nod
succeeded ne yet In obtaining her fathers release
Ii 10 reported that during Secretary WeIlsa' lrit
eastward be visited Mallory IN Feit Lafayette and
required some information concerning the arehiFe,
Of the rebel navy. Mallory declined giving it.
Caleb Cushing atterwaFd made tie same request.
but Mallory then dsnied al knowledge uf their Gus
tody. limitations are reported - have been male
to his daughter by our authorities that Mallory
faust yindicate himself under oath a. n condition
previous to his rolease. which it is believed he cal
and NilI do.
Mrs. Clement c. Clay has been informed thai
her husband cannot be- pnrloncl. but will be held
for trial.
Among tho p~arlons granted to-day by the Pres
ident was a special favor ~ Major ficpeIs, y grad
uats VI West Point aud IA officer nt the old army,
Repols WAS Chior Engineer Of the rebel dctonces al
Charleston. Hia Is tho frat ~instapee Of a pardon
being granted 20 any one of that class OF nen Hhc
were educated at their country ; sxpensc. and wht
plunged into rebellion at tic first bagie call. TIL
pardon was granted en- tins Recommendation OF tht
"a Iau~WE H. 1880 uLar. ZNaar ..F -
~vention which is likely to bs of great benefit to tbs
Government, and for which he could not get = pa
tant without q pardon.
The trial Of Commodore Craven for not attacking
the ram stenewall WAS continued to-day. Nothius
Of intgrpst Was ELECTED.
The Herald Savannah correspondence contains
an order caationing white ehihdrcn fsen sfanin.
the children Of freedmen Rnd warns fTeee4ncn oe
capying lands which have been restored - thei
former owners. to remove before DseeInber 2afh
The Posts Washington special says the Ireasa
~ Department detectives hays seized epnntsrfeits O
the Ten-FoTtY bonds Of the denomination Of 1900
aud so well executed that their sparinasneas sToult
ba difficult to detcet.
New York. Nov. 2T.-cascs OF cholera arc report
ed In the city to-day, bit denied by pr. sayae.
The Savannah Herald Of the I'D says Gen. Gil
moro has obtained . pardon for tie rebel Gonera
Elliott, who defended Fort Sumter against him.
Washington, Nov. 2Ts-The commission appoint
cd 70 investigate certain frauds aliedged to hay,
UNNh 0Nh - = - a~NA@S HhRB ttbAshn
fraudulent misrepresentation. induced German
immigrants to enter our army as salstitutes-nc
and organized to-day.
St. Louis, Nov. 2T.-col. Bravo Of the Mexican
army and bearer Of dispatches froIn JuaTez to Tia
| United States. arrived al Kansas City, Mo. on Ia
24th, en- route TO Washington. lie states the Mex
leans have IS ,000 troops under arms, and that 75,
600 more eau be pat in the field Us soon as mean
are raised, which will bo speedily.
New Orleans, Nov. 26.-Tic Santa Cruz cores
n rnrNanS amra N~a~vfAsnn - rHs.SttaI -. Afaxfc,
General dizziness prevails business is paralyzed
Maximilian's power is lezsening daily. Puebla i
selected rs the General Furnishing 1Ieadqnarter
for the Imperialists. II is strongly garrisoned b.
Austrians. Tbs roads are unsafe. Robberies ar
hourly committed. The country is in u depiorabl
stats. There is no business. or security In any
thing.
orizaba is strongly fortified in anticipation of
Liberal attack. Tho materials have been removes
to = place of safety. Judge Perkins. Gen. Price
and others arc sanguine of the success of the I'm
perial caase.
The Empress has started for yucatan unaceom
panied by Macmillan, who follows in january
The reception of the Empress on the route wa
quite calm, except at Vera Cruz, where the demon
~Gtrations were somewhat grand. She was to dc
part ON the 10th for Yucatan.
Reinforccments to the numbcr Of $4,000 arrive
at Vera Cruz on the 18th, and more are looked FOL
The Liberals are alive, and are collecting all til
troops they can.
New York, Nov. PA Concord letter says tina
ex-presidcnt Pierce is slowly recovering and is no'
out Of danger.
A Montreal letter says the Fenian excitement i
Canada has somewhat subsidized.
A French Republican club has been organize
at Montreal. Its object is the annexation of Cana
da to the United States.
New York, Nov. 2G.-The Fenian flag wa
raised yesterday over the Fenian headquarter;
Union Square, in honor of the celebration of tn
evacuation of the city by the British in 1888. Th
headquarters are now under full Roadway; busi
ness is being transacted with all the regularity Z
an organized government bureau. The Secretar
of War, Secretary of the Treasury and other dc
partments, are properly organized and ut work.
The Herald says This session of the U. S. Cir
cult Court, with either Chief Justice Chasc 0
Judge Underwood presiding, has been ordered t
commence at Norfolk, Va, tomorrow. 1t
thought by some that his business will be the tria
of JEFF. Davis.
A letter from Georgia says, that the late rebC
General Jordan is practising law in Atlanta, Ga
{ Wheeler is in the commission business at Augusta
Ga; General Gurthell is practising law in Atlanta
1.Ga.; General Anderson is in the commission bus
mess at the same place General Hardee is at Sa
vannah, and Howell Cobb at Macon.
Washington, Nov. 28-The Government deteG
tive force so far from being disbanded, as wa
doubtless the intention of the President at on
r time, has now important and legitimate work lai
out for it in the chief cities of the Union an
! along the borders to detect and apprehcnd counter
I ~feiters of greenbacks, smugglers, aud defrauderst
the internal revenue.
Gov. Hamilton in his proclamation calling th
Texas Convention says: All qualified voters haN
ing taken the amnesty oath, or being pardonet
are eligible, even if the oath was taken or the
! were pardoned subsequent to the election.
3 New York, Nov. pa letter from Rio Janeir
says: There is n strong emigration from the Unite