The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1866-01-13
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DATES 40 JANUARY 4.

KayaiRgton, Jan. A-The statements in re-
1atiGn to Pomeroy's (Mexican minister) visit
to the executive mansion On the lst of Janu-
aryis contradicted-
Senator Trumbuh will submit two impor-
tant bills to the Senate to morrow One of
them is to enlarge the Freedmen's Bureau,
and the other is to protect all persons in the
United States in their civil rights, and furnish
means tor their vind;cation'
The following is en sxhibit of the business
of the Pension Department for the year jnst
expired; Number OF applications, admitted
from invalid soldiers, l8 30O na,nber of same
rejected, lO752; applications admitted from
widows. mothers and orphans, q ,962; same
rejected, 10 900; cases still. waiting TO be dis
posed Of, $1,000, of which 3l,l66 are from
mothers and orphans. Daring the last month
OF the year 90, 070 letters and circulars rela,-
ing to cases on file in the office haze been
MAILED to parties Interested or to their attor-
neys I
Kansas City, Jan. 3.-Advices by the Santa
Fe coach say that intense cold weather pre-
vailed on the plains. Snow hound trains lost
nearly all their animals. Several teamsters
were severely frozen, some fatally. Eleven
men were picked up along the route in help
less condition aud taken to Fort Dodge for
treatment.
New York. Jan. 4.-The Times Washington
special says; The designations of Gems. Kill
patrick as Minister to Chile, Cox, Goveruo.
elect of Ohio, and Dawes, Public Administrs-
tor of New York, have been accepted. The
rendezvous for returned soldiers in Connecti-
cut, Rhode Island and New Hampshire are
broken up and all those four States are mus
+ tered out. Four companies of the Fifth U s.
i Cavalry, serving at Cumberland, Nd, are Or
dered to North Carolina for duty.
~. Louis, Jan. 3.--Gov Fletcher took pos-
session to- day of the ST. Jo seph and Atcbison
and Atchison and Western Railroads in con-
sequence of the default of payment to the
State of 100000 and interest, according TO a
aaw of the Missouri Legislature passed las,
winter, under which the roads we're sold To
Messrs. Stringfellow, Osborne, Carpenter and
Burns. The Governor appointed State agents
to operate the road until they can be sold
again according to law.
Ne1 York, Jan. Via Havana we have
news of another revolution in st. Domingo.
Another earthquake shock was felt at Porto
Rico at midnight on the leth ult. No seriou;
damage. f HHwA
Some official news from the city Of Chihua
hua to the oath of November is received
Juarez and his Cabinet. Ministers and Su
preme Court, and other fanctionaries arrived
in chihuahua the Capitol of the Mexican Re
public, on the 10th ult., and met with warn
and enthusiastic reception aud quite popule
ovation. r. ver .-a. y.
The Minister of the Interior issued on th
2lst of November q circular to the Governor
of States, informing them that the Nationa
iGovernment will be in chihuahua for tn
the present. a.tstN ~, 80. .,i.'
The people are rejoiced at having got rid Q
the French troops.
News from The interior is represented as en-
copragng for the Nationahsts.
Gen. Gseza is President of the Republic
having accepted military position uuder th
Movement. 1850 r,4.,st.
Nsu York, Jan. 4-Advices from Hayti t
the Oath confirm the news of the lombard
ment of Cape Haytien and the ront of th
rebels The place was seriously damaged
Foreign residents took refnge on board Of th
American vessel Of war, number of prom
inent rebels were found In the house of th
British Consul and captured.
Macmillan sent the Empress of France
medal of merit in recognition OF her exampl
in visiting the cholera hospitals.
At a religious ceremony held az G Guadaloup
Hidalgo on thel2th, 5000 persons were pres
eut mostly Indians. M. ~ 81
The Imperiels claim another victory owe
HE Republican forces near Conili,,i in whic
the famous leader Gomez Sanchez was kille,
Maximilan has appointed Don Luis Lareg
Assistant Secretary Of Foreign Affairs, an
Don Manuel B. Curterez Executive Superin
tendent of the introduction iuto Mexico
Coolie laborers. s's r. F
Gen. Quintaine's private secretary was Al
Fascinated onthe 9th of November, on one
lie highways, by his military escort with Il
pbject of plunder.