The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1866-04-11
EpitOme OF Telegraphic News.
[COMpILrD PROM THE oRraON,AS. ]
DATES TO APRIL o.

tary road from Eugere City to the eastern
boundary of the State.
Bu6aio April 7.-Dspatches from Boston,
Philadelphia and orher cities, report the
firing of salutes by the Republicans n COM
m moration of the passage of the Civil
Rights Bib by the Senate.
81. Lous, April 7.-The teamers Moyors,
Fife Deans, NcOada, Fannte Ogden, and Frank
Bates were burned at the levee this morning
Loss, 1926, ,050 on the boats and $500, 900
on cargoes.
| The boats belonged to the Northwestern
Fur Company, and were heavily laden with
supplies for adinI posts.
| Raphael SenImes, of pirate Alabama noto-
riety, was released by order of the Presi
d mt, on his original parole under the Sher
man-Johnson arrangement.
| Washington, April O. The Pre- ident in
structs the heads Of departments to give
| D. efereuce to discharge sol iers in cler-
| ca appointments or promotion.
l. Senator Sherman la Thursday ofIerrd a
bill to incorporate the National Telegraph
| Company, with power to construct lines
l. over any rost routes in the States or Terri
cries. Th government to use the lines at
such rates MS the Pos Master General may
/ pro cribe. The bill was referred 10 select
| committee of five.
Since the Presidents peace proclamation
the pr of officers ration, have been re-
| duced to thirty cents.
Chcuyo, April Much suffering and des-
titution is reported in Georgia anu Alabama
Gov. Je kins has sued proclamation call.
| ing on capitalists to come TO ward or the
| people will staIve. The Huntsville (Ala. J
l. Independent says several cas- OF actual tar
| vation have occurred in that county. and
publishes a statement of tie Probate Judge
| of Ma shal county, tat n careful cen us
shows that there are 2, 1870 per,ons, whites
pand blacks, abs lutely helpless from age,
sickness or infrmity, and families repre-
senting in all 1900 p sous, ure dep ndent
for their living on work, but unable to arm
il, aud ar liv ng off the residue of the peo-
pie. In Marshal county, there were not
-more than, twenty with means more than
adequate for their wants.
The Wsco sin Senate last iday, in
structed its commtte on Federal Relations
to report a resolution requesting Senator
Dooittle to resign.
| NashCHe April s.-The Tennessee Legis
latuie assemblies to-morroA with rad cal
majority of TX members, be ng Iour more
than working quorum. The radical eau
Gus voted to refer all credentials, and admit
olHy those elected rs new members and ex-
I'clude boilers that are reelected, ou the
ground that tie litter came back under a
tpledge to bolt again, and are therefore in re-
bellion against the state government Ex-
citing que uons will the efOre claim the i'm
mediate attention of the House
ChcagO, a ril Ga special dispatch to
the Tribune, just received, says: The Civil
Rights Bill ssed the Senate at 6:30 O. CLOCK
by 33 ayos-to l5.noes. Dixon, Of Connect
cut, was ab ent; Morgan, Of New York, and
Wiley, of West V rgiaia, voted aye Wrigh
of New Jersey, voted no. Nor -an's vote
was eceived with cheer, and the final an
| n0uncement of. the re, ult with Wild enthnsi
asm. TIE chamber was densely crowded
The following is the vote:
Ayes M, ssrs. Anthony, of Rhode Island
Brown, of Missouri Chandler of Michigan
Clark, OF New Hampshire Conness, of Cali
fornia Cragin, Of New Hampshire; -Ctes
welh of Mar, land Edmonds, of Vermont
Fe,, enden, of Maine Fos er, of Connecticut
Grimes, OF Iowa; Harris, Of New York
| Ileude son, of Missouri; Howard, OF Michi
gan; Howe, of w s on in; Kirkwood 0
Iowa; !; Lane, of Indiana, Morgan, Of New
York; Morril, of Maine; Nye, of Nevada
Pol,nd, of Vermont; Pomeroy, of Kansas
> Ramsey, of Minneso n Sherman, OF Ohio
Sprague, of Rhode Island Stewart of Ne
. vada Sumner, OF Massachusetts Trumbu
Of lllinoi- Wade, of Ohio Wiley, OF Wes
q Virginia Williams, Of Oregon; Wilson, q
Massachusetts, aud Yates, of Illi ois 33.
, Noes-Messrs. Buckalew, of Pennsylvania
j Cowan, of Penusylva' ia; Davis, of Kentucky
! Zane, of Kansas !; Hendricks, of Indiana
I johnson, of Maryl nd McDougal, of Cal
a fornia ;.Nesmith, Of Oregon Norton, of Min
-, nesota Doolit le,. OF Wisconsin; Guthrie
of Kentu K !; Riddle, of Delaware; Saul;
J.. bury, Of Delaware; Van Wirkle, Of Yves
d Virginiu; Wright, ofNew dersey-l5. Absen