The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1867-10-05

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The target had been used for long time
in these experiments, and withstood sew
eral tests.
NEW York, Sept. 29.-The Times
Washington special understood that the
President verbally declined to grant the
Court of Inquiry demanded by SickIes,
relieved.
NEW York, Sept. 27.-The HcrazTs
Richmond special says it is now definite
ly settled that Jcf. Davis trial shall take
place at the November term of the Cir
cult Court. Chief Justice Chase has ex
pressed the intention to preside. If the
Government shall not be ready, the
court will remain in session until it is
ready. -
/ lazy Layarus, we'll kgown sport, died
yesterday.
Ryland's tobacco factory, at Peters
burg, Va yas burned Yesterday. e The
loss was 5000 900, and 300 hands were
thrown out Unemployment. -
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 27.--N. o. Cor.
man, Kenny Mass and Caroline Horcon
were arrested here last night, charged
with manufacturing. counterfeit bank
notes. s2,250 Of finished notes wefe
seized, and $780, 900 Of unfinished. The
officers alao captured plates and notes of
the Fourth National Bank of New York,
and fifty. cent fractional cprrcpcy, togeth-
er with presses, inks, etc. German is
supposed to be the man who frs. issued
fractional currency notes. The parties
will have hearing before the T. s. Com.
missioner Immediately.
NASHVILLE, Sept. 2T.-Graut teIe.
grnphed TO Thomas, informing him that
the Military cannot be used to defeat the
State Executive in administering the laws
Of the State, and instructing him not to
prevent the legal State force from execut.
ing its orders. Thomas therefore sus-
tains the State authorities, and according.
y the election of officers appointed by the
city has been Withdrawn. Both Con.
scrvatiye candidates have been Withdrawn
also. The election will be quiet and
; peaceful.
ST. LOUIS. Sept. 27.-Gcn. Marcy and
party, returning from a tour Of inspection
in New Mexico. were attacked by Indi
ans. Lieut.. Williams lost leg, and ono
man was killed. The Paymastcr, with
an escort of forty men, were also attacked
but no damage was done.
AEW YoRK, Sept. 27.-Thc .ILeraldl
Mexico special dispatch Of the 10Th, sayi
that Admira, TcgathoiF will soon return
to AustEia uniess Maximilian' body is de
livered to him.
r General Diaz has accepted the candi
/ dacy for the the Presidency His adher
O outs are organizing. A furious election
i campaign is now going on.
: Letters ftom the City Of Mexico 81,
that Tegathoff was cndeavoring to sccurI
!. the liberty of Father Fisher, MaximiIian'
!. confcssor, whom Maximilian authorizes
) to publish all his correspondence will
!. Napoleon aud Bazinc during the Frencl
a intervention. 1t Is said that Fisher re
r Gently refused 400, 900 francs, offered hin
/ by French offieers. for the DOCUMENTS.
h 1t is considered probable that Marque
g is still eoneealed In the City of Mexico
. The Princess Salm Salm is living a
!. Quereiaro, where her husband is servinI
|. out his seven years sentence.
4 ALBANY. Sept. 30.-Two locomotive
y collidcd yesterday; both were nearly dc
+ molished, and one engineer was killed
CHIcXeo, Sept, 30.-The Times say
in regard to the conflict Of authority i
Il Philadelphia, that the Navy Department
r has issued an official opinion ratifyin
4 the action of the naval authorities. Th
1t Supreme Court has no jurisdiction in th
!. premises.
!. ST. LOUIS, Sept. 3Q.-Ex-rebel Gen
g eral Sterling Price died yesterday.
r FLORENCE, Sept. 29-Garibaldi ha
# written 2 letter in WHICH he says the RI
n mans have the right Of all slaves to ris
J. against their oppressoTs. It is the dut
II of the Italians to help them in their strus
a gle for liberty. The patriots are pot to
r. discouraged by first reverse. lie e,
J. poets them to reorgani9c and marc
q again for the liberation of Rome. Tli
? letter concludes with an appeal to the iii
J. erty party of Italy, declaring that the eye
:. Of :he world are upon them, aud the NJ
t. tions of the earth anxiously await thei
D. action in the present crisis. The parti,
Il ulars received show the riots in Italy Ia:
o week more serious than at first reported
,f In some of the cities the riots were fierc
It and obstinate, and the troops were fr,
quently obliged to use the bayouet, an
J. sometimes fred upon the people. Man
n citizens and some soldiers were killed, an
10 large number wounded
r ST. LquIs, 0ct 2.-The safe of til
!. MERCHANTS Union Express Company ws
/ robbed at Brownsville, Nebraska, la.
is night ofSl5, 600. No clue to the robber.
IS A Times special says j. FraucSisc
: Chaviz (Rcpublicanl has been electe
It delegate for New Mexico.
II WAsHINGToN, Oct. Ian Usage Ind
10 an has written letter to the Indian B,
d rcau stating that his tribe desire to
e friendly with the whites.
= The Secretary of the Treaury today /
? sued notice that the Assistant Treasure
at New York has been instructed to issu
three per cent. certificates, as authorize
). by the act of Congress, in denomination
e of 5O and 10 each. The compound inte
!. est notes maturing in October and Deccn
% Der with accrued interest, will be paid
! currency.
, p 1t is understood that the trial of Jei
- Davis was considered in Cabinet meetin
today.
The place of holding the next Nations
Republican Convention is being consi,
f. ;, erc9,
q FANNY FERN thinks it ought to |
:. considered a disgrace to be sick, contidel
y italy adding: / am fifty.fiye. and I fe