The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1866-10-27
BY TELE r PHI.
Foreign News.

those which constituted the frontiers Of
Vcnetia while under A ustrain rule.
The amount Of debt assumed by Italy
is thirty-fve millions of forms, payable in
eleven instruments in twenty-thrce months.
Venctia is transferred to Italy with its
assets and its liabilities. It's assets are
$500, 900 and its liabilities $4,000, 900
forms until further arrangements
The revenue of the railroad north and
south of the Alps will be allowed to accu-
nulatc TO serve as basis for valuation.
Measures are to be taken to separate the
net works Of railways and complete the
unfinished portion.
The Venctians residing in Austria are
to have the right of preserving their
Austria1 nationality if they desire.
All objects Of art, as well as the ar
chvcs belonging to Vcnctia will be re
stored. The Iron Crown Of Lombardy
will also be given up to Italy. The treat
les which formerly existed between Aus
tra and Sardinia will again come into
force for year, during which period fresh
arrangements can be concluded. Private
property belong to Italian persons which
has been scqucstcred BY the Italian Gov
crnmcnt is 10 be restored with reserves Of
the rights Of the State for one third
4 complete amnesty will be accorded
by both Austria aud Italy, to all persons
condemned for political offences to dcs-
crtcrs from either army, and to persons
compromised by their political conduct.
PARIS, Oct. 19.-Thc eminent French
statesman Hunvcrcd, died today.
BERLIy, Oct.19.-RumOrs are afoat
that the Prussio-Saxon Military Conven-
ton have agreed on the basis ola common
occupation Of Saxony.
Political.
The Times" special Washington dis
patch still insists that Stanton has ten
dercd his resignation. and has signified
his desire 10 90 az Minister TO Spain As
soon AZ Cen. Sherman eau be heard from
the President will act
Much interest is felt here in the New
York Central Railroad affair, on account
Of the struggle to control the election oi
a new Board Of Directors, and to get pos.
session Of the road
| The funeral Of John Van Buren, took
place this morning in Grace Church and
was largely attended.
The North Carolina election resulted in
the election Of Mr. Worth, By u small
vote, almost without opposition.
There il a sharp crisis in Maryland
politics, owing to the determination o
Governor Swain to remove the Radica
Police Commissioners who have charge oi
the Registery, aud the equal determine
tion on part Radical party to resist, if need
be, by force.
Promotions.
Official notice has been received a
Headquarters Military Division Of tht
Pacific. of the appointment Of the follow,
ling officers in the regular army: Ed
ward McGarry, late Colonel Second Cali
fornia Volunteers. to be Lieut. Colonel oi
the Third L. s Infantry, Arizona; Bre.
vet Brigadicr General Chas. ~ Whittier
/ L. s. Volunteers, TO be Captain 18th In
fantry, Texas. and Lieut.. Murray Owens
lst Cavalry, to be Captain sth |. 5. Cav,
airy; William Kelly, late Captain 1st
Oregon Cavalry, to be Captain 8th [. S
Cavalry; First Lieut.. Robert II Chaplin,
ID Artillery, to be Captain Sth I. S. Cav.
Ialry; Charles Hubert. late Lieut. Ist Or
lcgon Cavalry, to be First Lieutenant Stt
I. 5. Cavalry; Thomas Barker, to be
Second Lieutenant 23d L. S. Infantry; II
Sterns, TO be Captain l4th L. S. Infantry
Murder at Salt Lake City.
SALT LAKE. October PA mal
named King Robinson, formerly Assist
ant Surgeon at Camp Douglas, was de
coyed from his house at late hour or
Monday night, under the pretext of hi.
services being required professionally anc
murdered within half block of his owl
house. His funeral took place to-day un.
d der the direction of the Odd Fellows
Investigation elicits nothing except tina
five or six persons were concerned in thc
murder.
SALT LAKE, October 24.-The line l.
again interrupted by Indians, Is mile.
east of Julesburg; 100 mules and 10(
, head of cattle were lately run off, on,
man was killed and two wounded.
detachment of cavalry pursued the In
dians and recaptured half of the stock
Seine of the Indians were killed, and sew
eral wigwams captured.
From Panama.
New YORK, October 20.-Panam
dates of October 18th have been received
No important news from the Southern
,, Coast.
Papers continue to discuss the proba
) bic return of the Spanish fleet, and tn
Republics continue to strengthen thei
,, ports.
A steamer from Australia had arrive
at Panama with 100000 in treasure.
Harvest prospects continue good. Th
! markets we're fully supplied with bread
stuffs, but stocks from California wer
: small California wheat was quoted at
: Sd; California flour, 16@l6s l0d.
Financial.
New York, Oct. 20.-The none
r market is easier, and has lost all the firm
$ ness apparent on Thursday and Friday
Y The Government, with a good supply c
/ currency, is gradually taking in its oblig;
: tions, which prevents the stringenc
s which might otherwise arise from actiy
G speculation.
The stock of wheat on hand
G 1,750,000 bushels, against 100000 las
S year; stock of flour $4,000 barrels
t against 35, 900 last year.
/ The domestic stock Of cereals gives al
g nrehensions of a short supplv. and ther