The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1867-06-22
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pension bridge at Harlem mas beeh nnlsh-
ed. A public demonstration will be made
in ten days. Thirty.five million pounds
of iron very used in its construction.
Gen. Hooker sailed for Europe today
on the Scotia. Several officers accom-.
panied him to the vessel to bid him fare
we'll.
New Orleans dispatches announce the
failure Of ID. Dupassiuer Il Co. of that
City, who have an extensive CON- mission
and shipping house.
Arrangements are being made by the
Grand Army Of the Republic for u grand
celebration IN this city in u few weeks
Invitations will DO sent to the leading
Union Generals TO attend.
The project for a semi-weekly line of
steamers from Boston TO Europe has been
abandoned.
The Tribune's Galveston special says
that the President has been appealed 10
decide whetheEal erson can be registered
who refuses TO answer prescribed ques-
tons, but il willing to take the oath.
At a meeting Of the directors and stock
holders of the California, Oregon, aud
Mexico s. S. Co. yesterday u resolution
was passed increasing their capital stock
to So, 1000, GOO; and Secretary Russell an
nounced the consolidation Of the California
Steam Navigation Company with this
company. Arrangements have been made
to extend their operations to the whole
Pacific Coast.
The number Of emigrauts arriving at
New York during May was over 10000.
PITTsBURd, june l2.-The annual
grand anniversary Of the Knights Temp.
airs of Pennsylvania was held to-day
Jeremah Hutchinson, Of Philadelphia,
was elected Grand CommandcY.
RicHMoSD, JUSE IA committee
has bee, appointed by the two wings OF
the Republican party to adjust all differ
cnces. John Minor Bolts is II member
from the Charlottesville branch. A con.
v%cniion Of the two wings will meet at
Richmond on the LIST Of August.
Senator Wilson and delegates from the
Union League Clubs Of Boston, PhiladeI-
phia, and New York. assisted to procure
this result.
WAsnISGroS, June l2.-In response
to an inquiry the State Department m.
nounces that the subjecs Of the edict Of
the japanese authorities making Christi
anity a capital offence, has been brought
to the aitcution Of the Japanese Govern
ment.
The Grcsian Minister has arrived, and
viii be presented TO the President on Fri
day.
A report to the Rreedmen's Bureau
from Mississippi Gays everything look.
Furnishing. The feeling Of the whites
towards the blacks i more favorable with
mos, classes. The Freedmen have an IN
terest 10 the crop-, aud work faithfully
There is q disposition 10 treat the freedmen
justly. The crops arc promising.
WAsHIS1roS. June l3.-The IntolIi.
eencer has auihoity for saying that the
Cabinet has decided that tt'u military an.
thorities have no toxcr to remove State
officials; bat there is mo- ground for the
belief that the President contemplatos the
removal Of Sheridan,
A motion has been entered in the Grim.
inal Court to set aside the judgement, and
for a new trinl in the case Of Sanford
ConovcF.
W~AsHIsGros, June 1.-THE Cabinet
il still considering the various questions
arising under the reconstruction act. At
torney General Stanberry says he has
been misunderstood is being represented
rs holding the opinion that military com.
manders have power to remove State off
cials after trial. lie holds that they have
nc right to remove any State officer ex.
cept in their individual capacity as citi,
zens for obstructing the econstructio
act.
The President is seriously bordering
the propiety of calling an extra session
10 August next, should Congress DOT NEE,
in July.
NEW York, June 1.-THE Tribune
confesses 10 much uneasiness at the course
of the President on removals under the
military bill. 1t says 'he President is
treading on dangerous ground for himself
The Herald ably demands a July sess.
ion and instant impeachment.
The Post acknowledges the receipt off
copy of the Sacramento Union, by over
land mail, the wrapper stained with blood
nearly effacing the superscdption.
CHICAGO, June l5.-Late Denver pa
pers contain full accounts Of the fndiar
d~eprcdations aud murders.
Gen. Sherman desires Gov. Hunt t.
send out 300 men to soour the Republi
can River country, proceeding thence t
Fort Sedgwick. Gen. Sherman says h,
has not troops enough to protect all thu
exposed points, and settlers must combine
to protect themselves. Most Of the dep
relations arc committed by small scatter
ed bands. The great body of the Siou,
are 500 miles from Fort Sedgwick.
l. l.. Hill. diyisiaa engineer OF tho Pa
cific Railroad, wa killed by the indians
on the 18th inst. near this place. Nine
teen arrows and five pistol balls took eff
feet on his body. Private accounts sa,
that not one-balf Of the murders are eve
made public.
New York, June 11.-Ten vessel.
arrived yesterday, carrying over four thou
sand passengers, all of them are reported
in good sanitary condition.
BY way Of New York we have Qlereta
no dates to May 10Th. No disposition
had been made of Macmillan.
A revolt against the Liberals occurred
at Tampieo, but was soon suppressed
Juarez forces are drawing their line.
about the place and o battle is expected
soon.
Mendez was shot Sunday, because h,
did not surrender within "a hours. Ill
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