The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1867-08-24
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New YoRK, August 1.-THE Posts
special says official adviccs from Mexico
announce that the Government has refu-
scd to deliver the body of Macmillan to
the Austrian Government. The remains
are buried in the Cathedral at Quereta-
ro.
New YonK, August 1.-THE body Of
Minister Wright has left for Indiana
The funeral is appointed for next Thurs
day,
Young Bennett has sold the yacht Hen
rietta for S50,000
John g. Het nan has given bonds to ap-
pear TO answer the charge Of keeping a
gambling house.
Arnold, one Of the defaulting tellers of
the Traders Bank, has made over all his
property to the bank 1t is now believed
| that the institution will not lose more than
SIS. 900 through him. Bakers deficit is
| S62, 900, all OF which will be lost. IL Is
not propablc that the dcfaulter will be
/ prosecuted.
BosToN, August 1.-THE sales Of wool
are the largest Of the season, nearly one
million seven hundred thousand pounds
selling for from 40 to 60 cents.
Washington, Aug. 20.-0ficial orders
were issued to-day assigning Gen. Thomas
to the command Of the Fifth Military Dis
trict; Gen Sheridan 10 tho command OF
the Department Of the Missouri, and Gen.
Hancock to the command Of the Depart
ment OF the Cumberland. The changes
arc to take effect on the receipt Of this
order.
Gen. Thomas il ordered to continue 10
execute all orders he may find in force in
the Fifth District, unless authorized by
the General commanding the army to an.
nul. alter. or modify them.
Sheridan is directed to report in person
at Grants headquarters, before assuming
his new command.
The orders are signed by Adjutant
General Townsend. by command Of Gen
Grant and order Of President johnson di
reeting the changes named'to be made.
| New York. August 20.--Gold. 1413
500 bonds, 1l3i; 7-30 bonds. 1914; Pm
cifc Mail opened Mt l4S; sterling ex
change steady at l09k(all0T; Liverpool
wheat market. lbs Sd; wool. 2sfd3l
hides, 2002l; wheat, 270; -four shady
GA so; pork quiet. 28l.
Arriyed-Bark Nereid from San Fran
cisco.
Salzburg. August ls.-Napoleon. Flu
genie, the Emperor aud Empress Of Aus
tria, and the King Of Bavaria arrived TO
day, and met at grand dinner given b,
Francis Joseph. The French Minister o
Foreign Affairs, and Won Bncst, the Aus
trian Premier have also arrived, and
conference between the soyercigus vii
take place tomorrow.
Paris, August 1s.-According 10 M ia
vitation from the Emperor, Mccormick
rcaping machine gave private exhibition
at the Imperial farm at Chalons. TIL
trial was complete success, aud CAV
much satisfaction TO the Emperor, VIII
Immediately purchased the machines, an
, expressed his intention to encourage III
adoption Of the invention ihroughou
France and he would sct the example b.
putting it into operation on all the Impe
rial farms Such distinguished attention
, has been shown TO no other foreign ex
hibitors. and i, il considered certain tina
Mccormick will be awarded the highes
honors Of the Exposition.
/ SALzBUao, August 19.-The Empe
! rors of France aud Austria held conlel
3 cuce for several hours this afternoon.
; The Sorerigns made an excursion TO tn
r ancient castle, Bingen on the Rhine, aboy
the city. This evening the Emperor an'
o royal pcrsonages visited the theatre, whic
5 was decorated with great splendor. Th
e reception of the party has been very CT
/ thusiastic since their arrival. Napoleo
! has been treated with marked honor an
a consideration. II is understood that th
3 visit will terminate on Friday.