The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1867-11-02
Latest Eastern News.
From the oreeonian Of SATURDAY. I

DAN FRANCISCO, Oct, Zo.--ln the u.
| ). Circuit Court to day, it was ordered
that the rule as to the oath to be admin
istered TO the applicants TOR admission to
practice as attorneys, be set aside and the
former rule of the Court be restored.
1t is understood that this sets aside the
oath prescribed by an act of Congress
for such cases during the war Of the
rebellion.
The D cidental Market was sold TO.
day to private parties, for sl20,000
The lumber dealers of the city have
entered into an agreement, raising the
jobbing rates of lumber as follows
Rough redwood and Oregon, including
seantling, etc, s25 per 1000; surfaced
aud flooring, both redwood aud Oregon,
S35; Puget Sound pine, so 90, an ad-
vance of 81 so,
From che Portland Herald oe Sunday.
CiNcINNATI, Oct. 24. - The official
vote OF Ohio is published. The total vote
is over $4,000, the largest ever cast.
NASHVILLE, Oct. 24-Brownlow is
elected Upited States Senator.
NEW ORLEANS, Oct 24.-Geo. w.
KenGall. the veteran editor of The psca.
yune, died on the 2lst. Of congeStive
chilis.
HARTFORD, Oct 25.-Sheridan has
accepted an invitation TO several places
in Vermont. He will have grand re.
ceptjon at Augusta and 20 thence TO Con.
cord, Montpelier, Rutland, and other
places.
WILMINGTON, n. G.. Oct 25.-The
whites manifest moro interest in the
election since the result in Virginia.
They have five days moro for registration
Chicago, Oct Dispatches from
Medicine Greek Lodge say that the In.
dian Commissioners have elfec el a treaty
with the Kiowas aud Camanches, aud
exrect TO secure peace with all the South
ern Indians They met the Arapahoes
aud Cheyenpes on the 22d.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 25.-The Presi-
dent has directed that reservation be
made for military purposes at Fort Wad.
worth, Dakota, covering QUO hundred
aud thirty sqgaFc.iailcs.
Chief Justice Chase has written to
Judge Underwood that he will preside 10
person in tic District Court ut Rich.
mond, November 18th; but be will only
be present during the first week 0f the
term, owing 10 sessiSn of the Supreme
Court, which begins the following. Mon.
| dag. This is TO accommodate JEFF Davis
counsel, who wishes the Chief 10 preside,
WAsHINGroN. Oct. 24-The Re-
trcnchmeut luvestigatiu Committce have
requested the Secretary Of the Treaenry
to suspend 5. VI. Clark, Chief Of the
Currency and Printing Bureau. CLARK
shows disposition 10 obs:rnct the ex-
animation Of the affairs of his depart
ment, and refuses To submit the books
and records 10 Inspection, or TO testify
under cath. An impression is current
among the public that the counterfeit
bonds originated somewhere in the
Treasury Department.
/ WAsHINGrox, Oct. 25.-Thc citizens
lof Georgia having complained that
! Pope's allotment for district conven.
ton gives undue advantages TO the ne
grocs. The President has referred the
matter TO Grant. Grant reports that he
thinks the allotment should have been
made by the counties instead Of Seua.
torial Districts, but as the election com.
mences on the 29th, he thinks the mat.
ter cannot be remedied. However he
telegraphed to Pope asking if it is prac
ticable to decide, but has received no re-
iply.
FLORENCE, Oct. 23.-The news to.
night is glorious for the cause Of Italy.
The Government deemed it best to sup
press the details for the present.
RICHMOND, Oct. 24.-Returns show
conclusiveIy that the State has voted in
favor of a Convention. The Radicals
have about 10 majority in the Conven-
tion. The negroes voted the Radical
ticket en- naasse Negroes desiring to
vote for the Conservatives were chased
from the polls by colored Radicals.
RICHMOND, Oct. 25.-Schoield, after
the close of the second days polls, or
dered the pools to be opened in three
wards Of the city, and on the following
day issued an order to allow all registered
negroes to vote, which was the end of the
election. The whites had a majority,
bat the third day the negroes took pos
session Of the polls and voted all day and
all night. They seemed innumcrable.
Tho. Conservatives claimed that negroes
were brought in from the country. Dis
tnrbances frequently occurred requiring
the military to queli them.
New YORK, Oct 24.-Georgo Pea
body donated $4,000 to Havard Col.
lege to establish museum for the in
struction Of archaeology and entomology.
New York, Oct. 22.-Gen. Pleas
anton has resigned his army Office.
New ORLEANS, Oct. 22.-Gen. Mower
has issued an order announcing call for
a convention in Louisiana. Delegates
are ordered to assemble at New Orleans
IN November.
CHICAGO, Oct. "a Hayes official ma
jority for Governor of Ohio is 2,91O.-
Sharpswoods majority for Supreme
Judge in Pennsylvania is 1900.
The Republicans are l5 on joint bal.
lot in the Pennsylvania legislature '@t
NEW YQRK, Oct, 24.r-At q meeting
of the National Union Republican Con-
vention to-day, it was resolved TO meet
again at Washington on Dec. 11th,to fix
time for holding the Presidential Con-
yention.
THERE arrived at San Francisco, dur
ing the nino, months ending September