The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1867-06-08

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impeach the President and Sumner wants
a law requiring the north TO adopt negro
suffrage. They are addressing members,
urging them, on both grounds, to come to
Washington in July, but their success is
doubtful.
The Times says II secs no reason to be-
lieve the Committee is now any stronger
for impeachment than ut adjournment.
The Government will not exchange the
Miantinomah for Russian America. She
has left Gibraltar for home.
Representative Farnsworth commences
n tour through the South to-day. He will
make addresses at Charlotte, Salisbury
aud Concord.
Three Eastern Georgia colorcd lawyers
on the other side are also making a tour.
johnson has written to Breckenridge 10
return.
The Tribune is silent respecting Gree.
lcy's letter.
Surratt's counsel will present Booths
diary IN evidence. lie say it does not
implicatc him (SurratD in tho assassina-
ton aud 1t is worthless except TO prove
an abb, IL IL not probable that the diary
will be admitted.
NEw York, May 30.-The Times says
the President arrived at Richmond on
Sunday night, and was at the Spottswood
House yesterday.
The seventh resolution OF the Anti.
Slavery Convention in Boston il to the
effect that 'the r~elease Of JEFF. Davis
proves that the South is still triumphant
in the executive councils, and calls for
strong measures Of coniscation and free
lands for the negroes" Wendell Phil.
lips said that when the Executive rcleas-
cd Davis he bid for the support Of the ten
Southern States.
Senator Wilson declined to speak before
the Convention.
The Union League was defed by Gree
ley, and conquered.
NEW YoGK, May 29.-Thc Times says
Pacific Mail stock has advanced to the
full value Of the recent quarterly divided.
II is stated that the Company is quietly
buying shares Of Panama Railroad stock
looking TO an amalgamation Of interests.
The preliminary payment on the Dun.
derberg was made a fortnight since
The builders will probably realize 3d.
100000 IN currency.
1t is stated that our Government has
sold Russia another small ironciad. A
draft for g200,0 900 sterling will soon be
drawn on this account.
NEW Y0gK. May 29.-John Hay has
been appointed Charge d'Afaires at vi.
emma.
The Japanese bought the ram Stone
wall, with her armament, for s40O 900.
The Times Washington dispatch says
II is stated here that Greeley has written
to Breckenridge to return aud take an
active part ia reconstruction. regardless
Of what the fools may say. A lady here
forwarded the letter TO Breckenridge with
a private note intimating the contents.
BosroN, May 29-The Anti-Slaycry
Convention adopted a resolution condem-
natory Of yohpsor's policy toward the
rebels.
Weadell Phillips, in : speech, said he
would not be content until the Radicals
nominated 4 black man for Vice President
to strengthen the party.
New YoRK. May 30.-A Boston Ad-
y~ertiser special says Mr.. Seward opposed
the selling Of the ram Stonewall and her
armament for State reasons. but the Pres.
ident oycrruled him. Other foreign gov
ernments arc buying our guns. The
Stonewali Is armed with armstrong guns,
She leaves for Japan in two weeks.
The Secretary Of the Treasury says
there ia no authority for the statement
that there was any Government loss by
the failure of Trenholm l. Co. He does
mol admit that anything is owing US from
the firm. The suit brought against that
firm is not affected By the failure.
The Austrian Minister is very appre.
hcnsiye respecting the fate of Macmillan
The Mexican Minister is very r~eticent
when questioned on the subject. Dir.
Seward retains hope that he will be spared
finding warrant, il is said, in his knowl-
edge Of the situation.
CHICAGO, May 30.-A Fort Kearney
special dispatch of the 29th says the In.
dian war on The Platte has fairly begun.
Ranches are being burned, stock stolen
and settlers killed daily. Gen. Smith has
gone ID Fort Phil. Kearney, whittier
troops arc being forwarded, as also to
Laramie. Detachments will be stationed
on the different routes for the protection
of citizens. Many have been killed lately
along Pole Greek, near Fort Sedgwick'
WASHINGTON May 40.-A special to
the Boston Herald says Grant has INFORM
ed the President of the anticipated gen.
eral Indian war.
A special to the Boston Herald says
the Government has decided to abandon
the charge of murder in the case Of Sur.
raft, and have him indicted for treason
and conspiracy at the June term of tho
Criminal Court.
In the Supreme Court the motion tc
transfer to the u. s. Court the case oil
Britain vs.. j. Il. Butler, in the suit to
recover $4,000, the amount of check
taken from the plaintiff at the time But
Ter commanded at New Orleans, and al,
legged to have been converted to the de,
fendant's use, was granted.
BosToN, May 31.-Tho Washington
correspondent OF the Boston Journal says
advices from New Orleans leave no doubt
that Macmillan has been shot before
this. Mexican officers of the Imperial
army receive no mercy. The reply Of
Juarez to Campbell, dated April 22d, fills
a column of a Brownsville, Texas paper.
He positively refuses to spare the life Of
Maximiliap.
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