, 1867-11-08
EASTERN NEWS.
FROM THE DAILY oREGoNIAN
poiutIncnt

C0NrMED FROM THE DAILY oREGoNIAN.
BosToN, Oct, 30-Ex-Gov. Andrew died
at o'clock this evening. He remained
insensible to the end.
vALLANDIGHAM CLAIMS THE sENATORsHIP.
CHICAGO, Oct. 30.-The Times Cincinna-
ii special says Valandi CHAM claims that he
has enough votes pledged to be elected
UDited States Senator from Ohio.
PEACE NEGOTIATIONS WITH THE INDIANS q.
Chicago, Oct. 30.-Omaha dispatches say
messenger had arrived from Laramie. Thirty
six warriors who favored peace, with other
head men, proa ised to be at Laramie on
tie 10Th of November. White Cloud, a
Sioux chief sent word to the Government
that thefe-is no use Of Government sending
any more ignorant mem to negotiate with
him, but with somebody who understand the
Indian question he Will treat on liberal
terms. lie don't want to have the Indians
removed to the extrcme north
The Indians attempted to throw train
Of the Union Pacific Railroad from the track
but'were unsuccessful.
SANTA ANNA SENTENCED TO DEATH.
New York, Oct. 30.-Santa Anna has
been tried at Vera Cruz and sentenced to
death He has pet.t.oned the Supreme
Government for mercy.
SENSAII0N RUM,R.
New York, Oci. 30-The UcrdlGs
Washington special says that several prOmi-
Hcnt SouthernerS express the conviction that
ger eral negro outbreak is imminent. They
Il, la I, Il
and the whites are destitute Ui the means If
defence. The impeachment Of the PreSil, Mt
is believed to be the time for their rising.
They urge the President to increase the
military force in the South.
THE VIRGINIA ELECTION.
Returns are received from all the counties
in Virginia but two. The total vote is over
100000, only $4,000 against the Conveu>
ton.
TREATY WITH THE APACHEs AND ARAPA-
HOES.
Chicago, Oct. 3l.-Dispaches from Medi
cine Lodge Greek says, treaty has been
made with the Apaches, by which the latter
are TO 70 on the same reservation with the
Kiowas ard COmanches aud to receive
So 900 yearly, clothing. etc. Tue Arapa-
hoes will make a separate treaty, and with
the Apaches, dissolve their former connec
ton with the Cleyennes, on account of the
latters hostile attitude toward the whites.
All tie tribes who held council have agreed
to renew friendly relations wi the whites,
and to return the stolen horses The
Cheyennes had not arrived. They claim to
| have not vet finished their medicine cereno
nies, and ask two days longer. time The
| Commissioners will wait till the 2Sth, when
they will leave if the Cheyennes do not ar
rive.
| CHARLES DICKENS-WHISKY SEIZURE.
New York, Oct. 3l.-Charles Dickens
gives eighty readings in the United States
the first 10 commence here on the 9th o.
| December.
The rcctirying shop of the bonded ware.
honses of S. N. Pike was seized to day
This firm are the heaviest manufacturers o
whisky in the United States. The amount
of property seized is supposed to be very
large.
FROM SAN DOMINGO.
Havana, Oct. 30.-San Domingo has
declared war on Hayti on account OF sympa
thy and assistance rendered to Baez.
INDIAN MATTERS.
Chicago, Nov. THE Cheyennes met thu
peace Commissioners and ST ,ned treaty
reserving the right to the ground betweeI
the Arkansas and the South Platte whil'
game lasts They want no instructions o
reservations, but to live the old way. 1t i
probable there will be peace until May.
GoVERNMET CLERKS DISCHARGED.
Washington, Nov. 1.-Forty.nine clerk
have been discharged from the Paymaste
Generals office, by order of Gen. Grant.
FROM CENTRAL AMERICA.
New York, Oct. 30.-Panama papers t
the 29d are received Isaac H Steinbers
an American, was assaulted at Panama b
three natives and shot. but not fatally
, The American Consul demanded the arres
t of his assassins, and a full investigatio
, showed deliberate attempt at assassina
, ton.
WAR IMPENDING IN EUROPE.
, Washington, Nov. l.-Minister Dix write
!. to the State Department that it is the in
nression of European statesmen that gener'
, war in Europe is inevitable. The Roma
question is only a pretext on the part
Napoleon to prscipitate it.
CHASE AND THE PRESIDENCY.
A number of gentlemen are organizing
movement in favor of Chase for the Pres
dency.
EXECUTIONS FOR MURDER
indianapolis, Nov. 1.-Two men accuse