The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1866-07-07
TELEGRAPHTC.
OVERLAND DISPATCHES.
BATES TO JULY 2.
General News.

I Lane shet himself through the head las
/ evening in this ctv. and died to-day. II.
/ had been unwell some weeks. and attempted
Suicide at the Lindell House last week III
ARRIVED here on Saturday. and while driving
iou' with s0inc friends, lie got out of tht
wagon 70 open gate, and Shot himself n.
Istalcd.
New York, June 30.-The continue.l- Il
( health o. Gan. Hooker. has decided the War
/ Department to relieve him Of his command
at NeTr York ard give him a long leave q
labsencc Gen. John Pope will hc his sue
ccSsor in command, aad Cen Hancock vii
succeed Gen. Pope in the West. while Gen
Schofe,, lately returned from Europe, take
Gen. Hancock IS place at Baltimore.
Influential parties interested in the Omahs
or main line of the Pacific railroad, expires,
confidence that the President will veto thu
bill lately passed by Congress, though this i
doubtful.
Congressional.
| Washington. June 30.-In the Senate Mr.
! Wilson insisted on the amendment to tn.
Freedmen Bureau bill. and agreed to tn.
Committee of Conference called for bv th.
House. The main disputed points are rela
/ tive to the disposition Of the Sea Islands, thu
House insisting on their being retained b,
the freedmen, and the Ssnate providing fo1
their return, under certain conditions, t
their former owners.
| Mo Holland offered resolution whicf
was adopted, rceiting that It appears tha
Alfred L. Moore, recently nominated Z
Senate as Collector Of Customs in M1biie. te
| be confirmed by the Senate, ut one time hell
o4.ice under the rebel Government. aid call
/ ing upon the Secretary Of the Treasury fol
a copy Of his official cath.
/ The House passed resolution to permi;
soldiers. for whom h0mesteads had beer
selected without their personal examination
its change such lSnicsteaas Of those as a,
/ dissatisfied with ;hcm in the samc land dis
/ tricta. 1t also passed bills for the organiza
! ton Of land districts in Arizona Idaho
Utah and Montana.
/ The Senate bin granting land in Oregon
! to aid the construction Of q military roae
i from Albany. Oregon. To the Russian beund
asy. also passed with amendments as aise
tlie Senate bill granting aid for the constru@
4 lticn q a raiiroal and telegraph from Folsasa
/ ii PiaceFyille. California.
/ Mr. Ashley Of 0hioreporte1 bill creating
1.-The Territory Of Lincoln, which was ordered
printed.
Senate debated the bill T. relieve The Cali
/ ii9nolgir. and without action thereon wen;
4 3into executive session
In the House. Mr.. Bidwell introduced {
bill to nil in the construction Of canal il
iGahfornia.
The resolution offered on the 4th Of Jun,
/ by AR Clark, of Ohio. declaring the feni
ans entitled To beligerent rights, was tlkeI
Jun and rejected without debate.
/ Tie expulsion and tie minority reports
signed By Mesars. Raymond and Hogan
recommending a reprinand; !; both report
ieensdre Ir Grinnell strongly for his intem
Iperase language. No action taken ON tlll
lsubieet.
/ Mr. Banks introduced bill ostablisfir,
conditions for the admission Of Nova Scotia
| New Brunswick. Canada East and Ca0ai:
West into the Union rs States, ard FeE I'll
Organization Of territories Of Selkirk, hatch
iIibe7an and Columbia By proclamation Q
the President whenever notiee shall be de
jpositcsl IN the Department Of State that th
! lGoyernment of Great Britain and the Pfoy
linees haze accepted the propositions matte il
section second, which are. to assume tn
Provincial debt, including ten millions Z
the Hudson Bay Co.
1 New York. July 2-The Posts none,
article SAYS: European news had but littl
4 effect in Wall street. except to give Sigh
\ upward tendency 10 gold.
Bank statements shows an increase Il
loans of tsyo and half milli0us. and dc
crease IN specie Of seven hundred thousand
an increase Of deposits Of tsta and onesthirt
millions. and an increase of legal tenders 0
one million dollars.
Cott0n-Nonlinal at 26(d3Sc.
South American News.
New York. July 2.-Business was hrisl
on the South eoast since the departure q
the Spanish fleet. whose destination is no
ikuown. All other Republics Of Souti
America were driving away the Spanisl
Presidents.
The Congress met at San Diego on tn
first. President Perez's message was re
ceiyed with Kisses.
I A revolution is waiting favorable oppoT
tunitv to burst forth among the Chileans
and Valparaiso is being strongly fortified
4 Foreign News.
! New York. July 2.-The steamer Bre
men, from Southampton on the Goth of June
has arrived.
Prussia on the 18th formally declared wa
agninst Austria. Italy, also, the same da
/. declared war.
. The entrance of Prussians into Saxon
was preceded by formal declaration of VA
against that Kingdom, to which the King Q
Saxony responded by proclamation to hi
faithful people.
The King of Saxony left Dresden to joi
the army in Bohemia, and it is rumored tina
the Saxons had effected junction with th
r Austrians, and that the Prussians occupie
| Dresden and verrun the entire kingdom
rushing to Bohemia. The Austrians ha
/ made demonstration on the Silcsian fror
, liter, near Neisse, and the entry Of the Aus
4 trians into Saxony was hourly expected
] The King of Hanover had joined the arm
> at Gottington.
The steamer City of Boston brings date
t to the 21st. No serious collision had y
: taken place in Germany.
/ The ministerial crisis in England, it wa
t believed, would end in the resignation Of tt
8 minister's and dissolution Of Parliament.
( Consols closed ON the 2lst at 65l(@S65 ft
' moneA.
i Thdspotton market is still declining; mit
! ding hpiands p pence. Breadstutfs Al
E buoyant and firm.
G Halifax, July 2.-Steamer Cuba, fro
Liverpool the 2Sd via Queenstown the 24tl
{ arrived. The Italian army crossed Mine
Q on tho 23d, entering unopposed.
q The PrussIlns lett small garrison
G Dresden aud advanced into Bohemia withol
Il resistance.
a slight collision had occurred betwee
n the Austrians and Prussians in Silesi
e when the former retired.
t The Prussians have entered Austrian
# lesia. St. Petersburg advices deny tn
S thero has been any movement of the Pru
V sian troops, and says non-interyention co
!? tinues TO be the policy of Russia. Nothir
IS authentic has been made known of the cor
d munication made by France to Austria, b
i the Vienna press says France denies havll
is made any agreement with Prussia, and tn
If if Austria docs not menace the existing kin
1t dom Of Italy, and if successful does not a
e vance beyond Milan, France will not inte
|, fere, but will assist in the conclusion of
!. definite peace. and further propose to TIA
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