The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1866-04-13
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Six white men charged with the nstiga-
tion of the negro lot ut Alexandria have
been convicted and sentenced by military
commission. When the criminals left Alex
audria for the Alabama penitentiary, female
sympathizers in large crowd assembled
and cheered them. off.
81. LouS, April 9.-The total loss of the
steamers and cargoes by fire, last Friday,
amounts to about half million of dollars
Ene insurance is about four hundred thou
sand dollars.
Ne,0 York, April 9.-The steamer Ne,o York
has arrived from Aspinwall with California
mails anditreasure.
Fifteen negroes attempted an nsurrection
at Panama on March oath, and were sur
rounded by the troops and shot down like
sheen.
Washington, April 9--The House galleries
were crowded to he fullest pacity to- day |
at quarter past one o'clock p. m. The Civil |
Righ Bill was ttken up for action.
During the morning hour Davis resolu- |
tion, offered January l0th expressing conf |
dence in the President, came up as unfin.h
ed business. Raymond, of New York being
entitled to the floor, then moved, to postpone |
p the further consideration Of the resolution
tor two weeks. Agreed to. Boutwell,, un-
der the call of States, offered resolutions to
the effect that whereas jeff. Davis, G. G.
Clay and Others were charged, in the Presi-
dents proclamation of Ny Sd, 1865, upon
evidence in the bureau of military justice,
with completely in the murder Of President
Lincoln, therefore instructing the Judiciary
Committee to inquire if there is probable
cause for the charge, and further if thereis
any probability of their being tried, with
power to send for persons and papets.
The Civil Rights bill and the veto mes
sage were taken up, and it was quarter
past two p m. when the reading was COM
pletcd. Wilson, of Iowa, after u few re-
marks, demanded the previous question:
Eldr,dge, of Wisconsin, moved call of the
House, which was declaree not to be in or
der LeBloni, of Ohio, moved to lay the
billion the table; negatived ayes, 80 nays,
ia. Eldrdge and L nch made motions to,
adjourn, which were voted down. Eliridge
then announced the secession of indignant.
members, saying hey had left the Hou g.
on seeing determination to pass the bill
over the veto by the operation Of the gag
rulo. The previous question having been
OF oidered, the vote was take" and resulted as
follows ayes, 235; noes, ls. The Speaker
declared the bill had become law when
tremendous and long continued applause
broke forth, followed by Kisses. Amid this
exc temeat the House adjourned
New York, Ap'il l0;-The township elec-
'lnu III HSoeA Oouhty, yesterday, Resulted IN
= Union successes. The Democrats carried
only three towns. The board of frech olders
which last year was tie, has ten Republ.
can majority.
Chicago, April l0.-The eight hour bill
which was before the Ohio Legislature, fail
ed to become law, by the negligence of the
House to concur in some few triling amend
ments made by the Senate. The Legislature
hasnow adjourned.
New York, April lO.-A salute of lOoguns
was fired at Union Square this morning, in
honor of the passage of the civil rights bill
Chief Justice Chase last evening in a
speech at the Methodist meeting at St Paul's
church, alluded to the passage of the ciuil
rights bill as great triumph, and said the
next step would beto give universal su ffrag
The Heralds Fortress Monroe special DIS
patch says Rumors increase that Jeff. Davis
will be taken to Redmond on a writ Of
hd6eas corpus. His health'is g.owing worse
The une'sgnalizes5ts twenty-ffth en-
niversary by appearing in new and en-
larged form.
The Manhattan Club will next week, Civ,
James Brooks public dinner. Late Sena
tor Stockton and late Representative Voor
hees are expected to be present..
The bonded warehouse on Greenwich
street is reported to have been robbed O
$4,000 worth of silver belonging to A
Stewart.
The boardof health is prosecuting vigor
Gus measures against the cholera
Dispatches from st. Domingo Of March 25
give the particulars of great fire at Port
au Prince on. the 10th, which ragged thirt,
hours, and burned thirty three blocks, EN-
bracng a'tbousand houses There,is grea
distress in consequence.