The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1865-08-21
'TEI4EGIsAPIIIC.
OVERLAND DISPATCHES.


'I'EI4EatEsAPAIEC.
OVERLAND DISPATCHES.
BATES TO Ju1Y aeth.
salt Lake. August I2th-rtc rolloaing is from
a Denver paper oi ihe 29th Of ,Iuly
Trial Of fRebels---Gcnesal lee and Others. +
New York July 99.ll Tho Times eavs: The
trial oi Capt. Henry Weitz. late eon:ualer Of the
Andersonvilly prison. has been indefinitely post
I0ncl. The rest terra oEthe &. s Court will be
teli ri Norfolk. Il meets In OctoI.sr, when the
treason ih7ietm5mt ae0inst Ge'.. Lee and other
uuted rebeis. vii be .alkd mp. Il IL understood /
mere that thesc cases "il not ~ preyecrted. hnt
tha; the President viii lireet fa}lr }rts-qui 10
be entered, a'ia dispose af each defendant n he
proposes ta til-5c q tie oher ,e.aiin, rebels vito
have boea aetiFs participants in the war, vz; BY
putil,g tl.tm4tf long probation.
JET. Davis ard General Johnston
New YORK. Ialy 2s-h-The Times says tlat
Jc9. Ds,is' hfelth is much imp owed
Gan ,Fee .lal.nstcn h.s anplie.l a,rrataon. With
Will probably be granted. L Is said thai he dii
I'll in his power 70 bring the rebellion 10 CLOSE
long beiost l. Became evident tia; it was ia cot
larsea condition
affairs in Alexandria.
New York .Fr'Y 23A-Thc Tr;lu.ro's Washinr-
ton iseciai ssys: Tie Mayar anl MaEittratcs oti
Aleyauiria Eiraaja boldly d..larc their deter
tuaaiion adhere TO the olI State laws. Thgv
say ibat saener tlan receive the csfimanv ci =
aesto in their courts, they will resign ;hslr re
srcctiye oniecs.
Gaer-illas IN Alabama.
'rhc Herald New OIl4auS easr sr,,tert saws ::
The trSt ais.rye Il Alabama is n p3t.ent iHfsssed
y desperate hand e gserrills~. who have q, fir
sl,tei al tie e'ler's of tie rational r9o!ss VITA
al. 9
net oaly fluH.iar fhcsuraI distrie--. has have 90
seytrai oeeasions. entered franklin and other
towns and h5 the stores.
Elections in Virginia.
The Helaids special saws: The innnieioal
election - Tfcdar hsturS last week resulted In
The entire of ou& Of the ula.t l,itter ANAL
t.rannical seeessiouists The election III Firgaia
affords little ageInent % hope fer aa early
settlement uf the difficulties which the suprressia,i
Of the armed rebellion has left 10 be considered
Whenever opportunity ofers. the citizens If that
State maaiIest disposition to retain place in
power ,hoSe who most obnoxious i8r their
complirty in the rebellion.
Il Is understood that the guerrilla. Mosbr. in
tends to run - candidate fr Congress
II Is urderstdod that .Tohn Minor Bo;ts will s,on
Issue an address - the people Of Virginia. mreng
them to vote for neero znHrage the ouiY hope
of the Sste for lis rsaafgissian into tie Eeion on
terms oi equality WITH the ether States.
SLacA ConnscafIen Case.
During the progress recently in the District
Cour; - New Orleans, Of proceedings for the con
fsclion of SiielFs estate. claims Tor uearx $Ien
eco advanced him on mortgage were presented lv I
Paris bankin: houses. Judge Duvali decided iiat
n the tiIhc Z advances were made SlidelI was 4
notorious enemy Of the United States. and his
property therefore belonged under The cenfis-ation
Laws 70 the Government. aGd that the claims eJuld
not he ;.llowed.
ET1Fur sy,% H.
New York Juv 2t,h.-The NAVY Department +
has ordered the reuc ion Of the Misss. pii SQUAD
ron tg FIVE vessels. Tie ordnance and material
viii he collected at the rev naval 0rlaenceadepot.
At Jefferson Barracks large nuuaber Of enlisted
men will at ence be discharged from the squad
ru,
Admiral Bradford sailed frcm Hampton Roais
70 take command of the Atlantic squadron, With
or!srs t. reanee il 10 ten vessels.
The GaveTniAsut has forwarded instructions to
the commander IF tl,e Department of Virginia. Ia T
reduce the volunteer cavalry under his command /
10 the commanders Of tie Middle ard North Care
lima Departments, directing them to discharge
with the exception ef one, all the volunteer cavalry
regiments attached TO their respective coIn nands.
E1utiny Of Soldiers.
New York July 24th.-The Twenty-Tifsh New
York regiment was removed few days since TO
Morris Island fer taking part in the disturbances
spirit since their removal. Gen. Gilmore sent
orders demanding the solors Of the Twenty Fifth
their Colonel retused to deliver them aud he was
consequently placed under arrest. The eolors
were then demanded frcm the second officer in
command, who also refused. Gem Hatch ex-
planned To him that tho Colonel was placed under
arrest simply for dis disobediepee. lie then promised
to deliver the eoars, but found only thestaifs Of
number Of colors which were delivered. lie theng
determined to disarm the whole regiment 0fher
regiments were ordered UP aud the guns were
charged with grape and canister and were turned
upon the mutineers. Orders given to fire in
case Of any resistance Seeing al further resist
anee useless. the regiment stacked arms aud were .
marched under guard TO Fort Hunter.
ARRAY in Tennessee.
serious difficulty occurred at a picnic at Rocky
Springs Mudson county. Tennessee, the Sth
inst. between returned Union and Confederate
soldiers. resulting in the death of three of the
number and the serious wounding of seven others
Troors for the Frontiers.
New York, July 29.-y.s. Gen. Dodge has been
assigned to the commander all the United States
forces serving iii Kansas, Colorado, Nebraska,
Montana and that portion of Daeotah lying west
and south of the Missouri river.
Fort Laramie, July 27-0ne Of the Powder
River columns is now en- route to join the forces
at Platte River Bridge, which is moving the
rear OF the Indians aud holding them in check un-
Ill rcinforcements arrive when another heht will
take place beyond doubt. Ali the troops intend |
ed for The Indian expedition would have been in
the field long ago had it not been for the raseally
contractors fiiing to deliver supplies according to
the terms of their contracts.
General Items.
Washington. July 15th-The rebel General |
Harris and Professor Mccullough, arrived here
last Monday, and are behind the bars at the arse
nal.
1t is asserted that the legal limit of three hun
n 4, -. 81
nearly reached, and therefore the creation of but
comparatively few additional institutions viii be
authorized. The entire number will probably |
reach six hundred.
Baltimore, July 15th.-John w. McCue, rebel
guerrilla, tried in this city before military com
mission the charge of murder and the violation
of the laws of war. has been found guilty, and SEN
teBced to be imprisoned at hard labor during his
life. -:
New Yark, July 29th.-The Tribune's special
says that during June over two thousand claims
for prize money filed at the Fourth Auditors
office, and ucar three million dollars distributed
large amount still remains.
New York. July 21st.-The Commercially Wash
ington special says: The Provost MarshaPs Office
will be closed August 1st. The report that the
reward for the capture of Booth has been handed
over to Col. Baker is untrue.
Cincinnati, July 2lst-Governor Brough passed
a sleepless night lie is no worse to-day, but his
condition is considered critical.
| Washington, July I6th-President Johnson
health is restored, and he is again transacting a
large amount of business daily.
The trial of Miss Harris who shot clerk in the
Treasury building, viii probably be concluded on
Tuesday. But little doubt rs entertained of her
speedy acquttal whenever the case is given to the
| jury.
ARRAY between White and Black Troops
New York, July I7th.-The Charleston Courier
of July 10th says: On Saturday evening small
l,af Tan had mt
ut the market. One of them, while patrolling,
came into collision with a party consisting, it is
said of @ number of the Twenty-First United
States troops and the Fiftieth Massachusetts Vol
unteers, colored, in addition to number of out
! siders The Zouaves sent for assistance, when the
sn,,ad cana nm and afterwards the whole eornpanV