The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1866-01-18
TcOMrllED PROM rnr oRnooyrAs.l
DATEs TO JANUARY

Washing. on, Jan. 6.-John Minor Bolts has
come out In card denying that he has sought
TO prevent the admission OF the Virginia mem
bsrs. says he has maintained that every
representative constituionalIy elected who IL
prepared TO comply with the requsitions OF
the Constitution and laws is AS fully entitled
10 take his .eu rs those now occupying seats.
To have taken any other ground would have
been to admit that the States lately in rebel |
lion bad been out of tue Uniop, ,laud secession |
consequently lawful aud coustitu tional, a po- |
si,ioq ;hat. nobody will suspect him of occu-
pying tear3i isogs@t lb,+ts isg
IL is stated that Horace Greeley hnd an in
terview with the President. The lai.er tx-
pressed to Greeley his desire to avoid any
rupture with the Union party.
No less than fourteen names are on the
Speakers list for elaborate speeches on re.
construction. Members of the Cabinet EN-
phalically deny that the President has issued
any orders stopping appointments upon the
recomm n1ation of members of Congress.
During the week ending to-day, 81, 200 900
in national currency were issued. The total
circulation now is $24OOOO,OOO
a petition will be'introuuced next week to
discharge the reconstruction committee from
the further consider alton of the credentials OF
the Tennessee Senators, aud for referrn them
to the judiciary committee. The friends of
tHi5 movement say thry can count on "a out
OF 40 Senators in ts,favor
Washington Jan. Z The reconstruction
committee met yesterday in the room OF the
Senate Pacific Railroad Committee. all the
members were present excepting Hall, BIng
ham and Gfidon. They passed n resolution
that their proceedings should be kept secret
and did nothing more but indulge in general
conversation which developed decidedly rad.
ical ileas The indications are more favora-
BILE 10 the preservation of firm front by both
houses on the subject of treating Tennessee
just like the other rebel States
Washington, Jan. 7.-0tIcal news from the
city of Chihuahua to December has been re-
ceivel here. President Juarez entered upon
his new term without opposition, except that
one General made protest against the ex-
tension of the term, and went over to the
French eide. Gen. Ridules has been ap-
pointed General-in-chief of the Central A rmy,
in place Of Orlega, who was assassinated by
order of Maxmilian. Gems, Mjia, Epplun,
Ewell, Nicholas Rigelles, Diego. Alurez and
jose Caravaj,l have been promoted to be
Major Generals, for patriotism aud merto-
tious services A rumort prevails at Chihua-
.hua that the French would return TO that
place. O'"' ''s' Z"
An extensive fraud upon the Internal Rev.
enue Department ny The issue of large qnan.
titles Of counterfeit cigar box stamps has jus,
been brought to light by the authorities OF
this city. Persons named John Fucb, Charles
Mitcherling and printer named Blomka have
been arrested, Tue latter, admits that be
printed about 2, 500 stamps and destroyed the
plate Blomka and Mtcherling have beet
committedsto' tie county Jail by q, s. Com
missioner Osborn, and Fpch has been admit
ted TO bail. Its supposed that no less than
twenty plates have been made and millions o.
Tod haf ha xuil
amount to $iOOo0o.. Tue counterfeit STAN
Is about apleghth Of ,an inch wider than th
genuine, and the paper on which it is printe,
Is half an inch longer. B 8, 1T vs. sat',g ..4s
"A meeting of the adherents Of the Nor ro
doctrine was held in Cooper Institute las
night. Letters were read from u number q
distinguished men, n,,and addresses were mad
by William Cullen Bryant and others. Bryan
said that the committee had determined t
read the resolutions and then move to adj our
until some other evening. The prossuce {
other prominent men now detainadin Wash
ipgton, could be secured The meeting wa
adiourned subject to call. C!lS 3r!asdHhi
Warrington, jan. 8.--The select COMMITTEE
nf both Houses 10 devise suitable means Z
testify national respect forythe late PresideI
lincoln had a meeting this forenoon and 50
lected George Bancroft to deliver the eulog
In February Text, in place of e. M. Stanton
declined. '', p" y '-''i'iH 'ii'l'' -
Among the prominent names mentioned
connection with the Supreme bJadgeship al
Newell Houston and Ju tge Trigg; of Tenn.
New York Jan. l3,--A new counterfeit
the if,y cent fractional turrepcy has bet
I,yyFrom recent indications it isnot probab
that universal suffrage willnoe conferred {
the btakks of ths- district, off Colombia.
.i,c Washington, Jan,la, r7Dr Reeiinhold, former