The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1867-06-15
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JUNG o.-bcOerAi 9cnoHctu
has issued an order instructing the Boards
of Registration relative TO tho disfranchi-
sing clause, in accordance with Attorney
General Stanberry's decisions
'W~AsnINaroN, June 3.-The Republi-
cans to-day carried the municipal election.
One thousand majority was given. for tho
Councilman. Thc negroes arc jubillant
over tho result
GALVESTON, june 3--Qucretnro letters
say Macmillan has probably escaped into
the United Strtcs.
NEW York, June i.--Iettcrs received
at Galveston from Queretaro say that
Maximillan, Mcjia, CASTILLO, Canipos, and
their entire. army, with artillery aud am.
munition, had surrendered to Escobedo.
Miramon was captured in tho streets
Mendez alone missed over 200 subalterns.
Campos, IL Is reported, was shot May 9th.
M%aximilian had n severe attack Of dyscn-
terry on the 18th, when tho private ply
s~ieians Of Escobedo were sent to him
Private correspondence from San Luis
says Macmillan was expected there.
BY way Of Havana, May 9th, we learn
that OHara was shot by Marquee for
treachepy and ~eollusion with the rebels.
A protest hoS been piade by the promi-
nanb citizens Of Chihuahun against any
interference blythe United Ststes.as to the
disposal Of Macmillan.
A letter dated on board the steamer
Osccola at Aspinwall, Goth, says that the
seamen taken off the Royo, state that the
Royo ran down the bay aud ran out guns
to lombard Santa Martha, unless the Col
umbian officers imprisoned there would
be given up. The demSnd was accceded
to and the steamer left with the officers,
and the Columbian Gag ayipg Tor Garth.
agena.
Ngw ORLEANS, June 3.-Gensral
Sheridan publishes an order fromSccretaFy
Stanton directing the suspension OF the
Duties of the leyee commissioners.
Governor Wells, aud others, having up.
piled for tho revocation Of Sheridan's or.
der su%spending the authority of the
Board, the Secretary called for Sheridanfs
reasons. lie replied as follows:
81 say, unaualiGedly, that GoVeEnor
Wells political associates are disuaiopists
|, l have seen him turn "a Union soldiers
and put in rebels still, in gray suits. !
: saw hiRl sneak away during the riots.
Ills conduct seems TO me as the mark oil
a snake 10 the dust. He is dishonest and
f his dishonesty is more than | can be cx,
, pected to tolerate"
Then follows an order removing Wells
, and appointing l.. J. Davis, Governor
Another order removes Street Commits.
B sioper Baker, for being a d~isunionist, and
, inattention to the condition of the streets
WASHINGTON, June 4.-The Judiciary
Committee did not take oil the evidence
offered as 10 the completely Ct the Presi
, dent in assassination. on the ground :haI
the resolutions did not authorize an inves
tigation ipto that charge.
Butler aud Ashley assert that they vii
bring the question Of impeachment to q
square vote in the House. Majority and
, minority reports will be presented.
NEW York. June 4-Judgc Frazel
Of Tennessee, for some time on trial in
the Senate of that State was found guilty
and removed, and forever disqualified from
holding Office.
NKw YoRK, June 1.-The Shooting
Star sailed from Boston for San Francisco
on the lst.
SALT LAKE, June 9.-The line il
working as far as Julesburg. Both have
been down for five days one hundred
, miles east of that place, from Indians,
storms, etc.
Indian troubles are :hiekening between
, here and Denver. Ben. HolIaday return.
ed here to-day, to go via San Francisco,
We have received the following, from
Julesburg General Sherman recommends
that the wires be moved 10 the north side
of the Platte, on the Railroad, and thai
the stage line transfer their passengers al
Julesburg, or end of the track, as it viii
5 save him guarding both sides ofthe Platte
3 river; when one is sufficient for all. The
, Stage Company have commenced by
bringing their boats and stock up to the
end ofthe track, about 30 miles from here,
where they commence transferring to-day
! or tomorrow.
. General Stevenson and General Glib
: bons are moving with a force up POLE
Creek, aud General Augnr with another
E force ia moving to the South Fork, where
a great number of small bands of Indians
are stealing horses and scalping all through
the country, but no large bands or villages
that troops can strike, General Custar i
moving north and driving them from thu
|, vicinity of the Republican. 1t is expect
cd that the Indians viii! divide and pass
aropRd his tanks to the rear and strik,
the Smoky Hill route. One telegraph OPP
orator was killed east of Julesburg, ant
several others driven back.
SALT LAKE, juno 9.-John Sharp
: train OF about thirty wagons, was attacke,
by Indians last night at Washakie, tire,
, hundred miles east from here. One maj
} was killed apd several head of stock rui
of; they afso run OF four head of stag,
stock from Washable Station.
Ben Holiday aud party proceeded cas-
/, from Weber this morning.
: On Thursday the 9th, Plum Crecl
J Station, $50 miles east of Julesburg, wa
attacked by two hundred Indians. TIL,
: operator fought them three hours, whcr
: the Indians were driven of. They re
tarned on Friday morning, and it j
reported that the operator and anothel
/ man were either killed or made their es
cape. The Indians drove off a lot of stool
/, from that point.
Three companies of volunteers will prob
ably leage Denver tomorrow for the heat
of Republican creek, on an Indian hunt
1antral Hifu has raigod GE ono RI Il,