The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1867-07-06
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in favor Of the Mission Wooden Mills. Of
San Francisco, which received a bronze
medal for its display Of blankets and
hannels.
LOUISVILLE, June 29.-Tn franklin,
Ky, William =. King and Abraham
Owens, convicted Of robbiDg a train on
the Louisville and Nashville Railroad last
fall, and who afterwards murdered Harvey
King, fearing that he would * pose them
were executed yesterday in the presence
Of four thousand spectators. They persist
cd 10 asserting their innocence.
NEW YoRK, June 29.--The World
says that at least fifty thousand shares Of
railroad stock bought and paid for, were
taken out Of brokers' hands within the
last fortnight. There is o rapid rise in
tho prices of Western Sc %urities, owing
to tho large Investment Of Eastern capi.
%talists, encouraged by future prospects.
The Pacific Railroad excursions of our
rich mon to Omaha, resulted in throwing
ten millions of dollars into the purchase
OF Western stock.
MEMPHIS, june 29.-Several cases Of
sporadic cholera are reported, measures
have been taken to prevent the Disease be.
coming epidemic.
MONTREAL, June 19.-Another new
feature in the Union Cabinet IL that the
Ministers Of Finance, Commerce, and In
ternal Revenue, with the Receiver Gene
raj. will form q committee 10 decide on all
questions affecting the tariff, currency,
aud banking.
WASHINGTON, June 29.-On the Sur
raft trial to-day, Welchman was cross-ex-
ahmed, but nothing important was elicit
ed. Owing to the illness of Judge Fish.
er, the Court adjourned early.
NEW ORLEANS, june 29.-Onc death
by yellow fever is reported, but the dis.
ease is not yet epidemic.
NEw YoRK, june 29.-The frigafe
Franklin Farragut's flagship, went TO sea
with Mrs. Farragut and Mrs. Pcnnock a.
passengers. the President having suspend
ed the regulations in their favor.
TORONTO. June 29.-The Reform Con-
%vention IN largely attended, there being
700 delegates. Among the resolutions il
one declaring that it is the duty Of Cana
dian people TO cultivate friendly relations
with the United States and offer every
facility for the extension of trade between
tho countries, and regarding it as the
duty of the Canadian administration TO
meet cordially any overtures from Wash
ington for n new treaty aud commercial
reciprocity consistent With the honor of
both countries.
WAsnfSGToN, June 29th.-A dispatch
FROM New Orleans states that Macmillan
was condemned to death aud shot on June
18th no particulars.
New ORLEANS, June 29th.-An Aus
TRAN sloop of war arrived at the South
ives: Pass and landed with a telegraph
dispatch for the Austrian Government
Her ensign was draped in deep mourn
ing, but her officers we're very rcticcnt.-
1t was reported that the City of Mexico
was captured on the goth. No p~articu-
lars had reached Vera Cruz when the
sloop sailed.
The Mexican schooner Atlas arrived
at the mouth of the Mississippi with cxil.
cd fmpcrialisis aud hexicans. who had
been pcremptorily banished. She con-
frmed the report Of the capture Of Santa
Anna. The Liberals tore down the Amer
lean flag, and s%eizing Santa Anna, took
him TO Campeachy. The Liberals are
shooting aud hanging Imperial sympathi-
zers.
NV YoRK. June 30th.-The Tribune
says an official dispatch. notifying the Aus
TRAN Minister of the execution of Maxi
milan on the 10Th. had been received
Juarez refuses to give mp the body TO the
Emperor of Austria. Napoleon has been
notified through the cable.
The event produced great excitement
among the foreign ministers; nearly all
called-on Count Wydendcrck to condole
with him. Captain Rae, of the steamer
Tacony, telegraphs to the Navy Depart.
ment to the same effect. lie confirms
the fall ofthe City Of Mexico on the Goth.
Vera Cruz still holds out. On account
of the Foreign Legion Diaz orders no ac-
ceptance Of surrender. 1t is believed
that Juarez consented reluctantly to the
execution of Macmillan. He informed
a messenger of our Government that he
was disposed to spare his life, but the
pressure of tho Mexican leaders and peo-
pie was toe great to Withstand.
WASHINGTON, June 30th.-The at
tendance of members enough to secure
a quorum is doubtful.
Democrats here agree that a supple.
mentary reconstruction bill is necessary to
clearly define the powers of military com.
manders, but the manner is yet to be de.
termined.
The Treasury Department gives notice
to holders of Seven Thirty notes that it is
now ready to exchange Five Twenty
bonds ~redeemable in twenty years. The
Department will consider hat they have
waived their right to exchange unless
they are presented by the 18th OF August.
Notes transmitted for conversion must al.
ways be endorsed TO the Treasury by the
party presenting, and when payable to an.
other person, being endorsed by such
payee or legally authorized representative.
The Tribune's special says an extrs sess.
ion of the Cabinet will be called to resume
the consideration of the Attorney Gener-
ais opinion. No final determination was
reached at the previous session. Proba-
bly, the entire proceedings will be fur
nished the press for publication.
The President will send a number of
nominations to the Senate this week inclu.
ding Minister to Austria, Prussia, Mexico,
Hayti, and a Commissioners of Agriculture
tits quite certain that Raymond will be
re-nominated Minister to Austria.
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