The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1867-06-29
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Sr. Lotus Junt 21.-An Omaha dis
patch gives an account of u battle on
the l2th,at O'Falon's station, between
sixty whites. hlonging to Wilson
and Claggett's tain, en- route for Fort
Phil Kearnev. ard about $50 Indians,
are supposed to have been killed the
whites outstanding loss. Six compa-
nies of troops Lett Fort Scdgwick for
Fort Sanders onIlast Saturday. The
Indians are quiet between the North
Platte and Denver, but the trouble
continues between Denver n Lara
ME. The Denver papers of the l4th
announce the arrival ut that point OF
three coaches and forty passengers
and u mail, also one or two Smoky
Hill coaches. The Indians took sew
enty-two mules and horses from
Hughes Station, and killed one sol
der,
BosToN, June 2O.-The President
and party left at eight this morning.
The Postmaster left last night, and re-
joins the party in New York. NJ.
Stoeckl, Russian Minister, aecompan-
les the party rs far as New York
The President was received ut the
Station by the Knights Templar, with
Masonic honors,. and q large crowd
cheered rs the party moved of.
JERSEY CRY, q, s 2. M.-The Pres
ident and party were met by Mayor
Hoffman, of New York City, and Adj
miral Farragnt and Mr.. Stanton. The
cheering was enthusiastic and fire.
qucnt. The ting Admiral Farragut
was in waiting to convey the party
10 the flag ship Franklin. When the
tug left the railroad pier thousands Of
persons lined the dock, cheering the
visitors, while salutes were fired from
Governors Island, and the flags Of
various nations were displayed in all
| directions, 10th from steamers aud
sailing craft. The ting having reached
the Franklin the President was wei
coined on board by the firing Of a sa-
lutte from her battery, the ships band
playing meanwhile "IIail to the Chief"
with the yards manned and sailors
cheering. Admiral FqrTagut had pre-
%viously invited u large company Of
ladies aud gentlemen, who were ON
board, and participated in paying re-
spect to the President and Secretary
of State. An entertainments was pre-
pared for the party by the admiral,
and all were delighted with his atten-
ton in showing them the various por-
tions Of the ship, As the party left
the Franklin on the tug, the batteries
of the different vessels fired another
salute, a did also two French vessels
living in view Of the Franklin.
Ngw York, June 2I.-The arrival
of the President was not made the
occasion Of any special ceremonies OF
reception or formal parade. Efforts
To obtain 4 speech from the President
were nnayailing.
NEW YORK, June 2I.-At the grand
match for 81 900, between Dexter, in
harness, and Ethan Allen, with run,
ming mate, over the Fashion course TO.
day, upwards of 1000 people were
present. Dexter was the favorite by
800 To $50, another running mate
having been substituted for Charlotte
i'll consequence of her having gone
lame. All bets were declared off.
Ethan Allen won in three straight
heats. Time, q: 10, z: 10, and 2 10
the fastest time On record. Dcxter's
| time on the second heat was ? le9.
DENVER, June 23-st so A. A.
Two attacks were made on an OK
train camping ut Salt Lake station, on
the Smoky Hill route. One white was
killed and scalpcd, and twelve Indians
killed. No coaches have arrived here
by that route for eight days. IL is
supposed they are delayed By Indians
or high water.
DENVER, June 24-12:1 y. A.
The FIRST through coach by the Smoky
Hill route since the 18th arrived here
last night, Two coaches coming west
were attacked on the 18th By 200 In
dams five miles east of Big Timber
two of the passengers and two soldiers
were killed, and two passengers,
one driver and one soldier were
wounded. The coaches and station
at Big Timber were surrounded three
days, One man was killed at Walker
Greek, and two at Grinnel. One was
wounded at DceYing Well and one at
Pond Greek, The stock is gone from
Deering Well and Russell Springs.
All these places arc on the Smoky
Hill route, The Indians were found
to be in strong force between Three
Crossings and South Pass, and they
have driven the telegraph repair par,
ty back. They will make another at
tempt to repair the old line to-day,
New York, June 22.-The Herald's
Louisville special dispatch says the
New York National Bank sent circu,
lars taxing all National Banks one.
sixteenth per cent on their capital, to
raise a fund to. defeat the adverse leg
islation of Congress, Should all the
banks respond the fund will amount
to over So, 100000.
New York, juno 22.-The World
says the prices of flour and wheat
have touched bottom, because the de.
cline has been sufficient to permit the
execution Of export orders, and we
have no more in store than Is neces.
sary to carry us through, Prices
must rise above present quotations.
The Times says the average decline
in the low grades of -four during the
past 80 days has been SO per cent
Every days sunshine for the next Ter
days to come will favor the consumer
NEW York, June 22.-The Herald's
New Orleans special says Otterburg.
just appointed Minister to Mexico,
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