The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1866-04-05
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foot and Dacotah Indians, similar to The
treaties recently made with the Sioux bands,
by which they pledge them, elves to with.
draw from the Overland routes, in consider
alton of receiving $1,000 yearly for twenty
years.
Baltimore, March 3l.-A, chbishop Spaul-
ding, under authority from Rome, has issued |
letters ad iressed to Archbishops and Bishops
of the Catholic Church in the United States,
convening them at Baltimore on the first
Sunday of next October, to inaugurate the
second P enary Council
Cincinnati, March 30. There is much feel
ing here among stockholders of the U. S.
Telegraph Company in regard to the action
of the Trustees, and meeting will be held
in day or two to consider what is to be
doae. Reports are current, and believed in
we'll informed circles, that some Trustees
: r.ade large amount of motey and rendered
themselves liable to criminal prosecution.
Washington, March 20.-ln the Senate, Mr..
Sumner moved that copy of the resolution
in reference to Mr.. Stockton be eommuni-
Gated to the Cove. nor of New Jersey, which
was adopied.
Mr.. Poland, of Vermont, said he would
ask the indulgence Of the Senate 70 pro
nounce eulogy on his late colleague, Mr..
Foot, at a future time; he offered resolu-
tion that the Senators wear the usual badge
of mourning during the remainder OF the
session, which was adopted. Mr.. Trumbull
moved at fifteen minutes past twelve o'clock
that the Senate take a recess. until l o'clock,
at which hour the funeral services of Mr.
Foot commenced. The galleries were densely
crowded, and on the floor were the president
and the members Of his Cabinet, Gen. Grant,
the Supreme Court Judges, members of the
House and Diplomatic Corps, with officers
of the Army and Navy. AT one o'clock the
corpse was brought in, escorted by the Com
miItee of Arrangements, the following being
the pall-bearers Mcssrs. Fessenden, Harris,
Johnson, Guthrie, Lane, of Indiana, and
Sumner. Rev DR.. Grey, Chaplain of the
Senate, read the Scriptures, and offered a
prayer, after which the Rev. Byron Sunder-
land proceeded to deliver the funeral SER
mon.
Ner York, March 29.-The failure of Gull
yer, Penn & Co. has caused the suspension
of several banks in the oil regions, and cre-
ates much commotion among oil operators.
Culver is n member of Congress from Penn.
sylvania and n leading land speculator.
Toronto, March 2U.-Orders have been is
sued to muster out the volunteers in excess
of 10000, retaining that number as a stand
ing army of observation against the Fenans
Washington, March 29th.-A vote on the
passage of the Civil Rights Bill over the veto
in the Senate will not be reached for several
days, and it is hoped meanwhile the vacan.
ces from Vermont and New Jersey will be
filled by Republican Senators
Returns received at the General Land
office exhibit nearly $4,000 acres taken uT
during January at Roseburg, Oregon, fol
actual settlement.
Since the mail service began to be restored
in the Southern States the receipts of. the
department run l,rgey behind the expenses
The Secretary of the Treasury has author
lied the Collector of New York to admit q
cargo of hides arrived from South America
via Aspinwall.
The May interest on the $40 bonds viii
be paid early in April, amounting to $22,
100000 in gid.
Cairo, W, March 28.-Mrs. jeff Davis ant
her two children arrived here to day on tht
steamer Luminary, accompanied by Colone
jenkins. The party go to Louisville el
route for Canada.
The Evening Post SAYS the only feature o
Importance in Government securities is th,
increasing demand for compound intcres
notes, in which the banks are Investing
large amount of their surplus means. On,
reason is the fear that Government will
cease to pay interest on deposits.
Washington, March 30.-ln the Senate, Mr.
Sumner moved that copy of the resolution
in reference to the seat of Mr.. Stockton b
communicated to the Governor of New Jer
sey, which was adopted II
Santa Clara, April 3.-Wm. Haun, tho for
mer owner of Haun's mill at McCartyville
was shot and Instantly killed this morning
by man of the name of Caldwell, in squat
ter row in which several persons were en-
gagged and another person reported wounded
Caldwell has escaped. The row was on