The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1868-06-13
Indians with the mum ions Of war.

BRUSSELS, June 3.--The lie NoTd asserts
that the opinion widely prevails in Paris,
that war will break out in Europe before the
close Of next autumn.
BEaLfN, june 7.--Bismark urges the
adoption by the nations of Europe, Of the
American treaties establishing a uniform
international system for the measurement
Of the tonnage and capacity Of shipping. Ho
proposes the English system rs the best bas.
Is but suggests that ii be modified by tho ap.
plication Of the mefrical system.
Wilma, June Prince Napoleon has
arrived. lie had q close consultation with
the Emperor Francis Joseph. The object Of
the Princes mission IL unknown.
The Chamber Of Deputies Of the lower
House Of the ReicbsIath voted ~ fund all
the forms Of Rational indebtedness, except
lottery obligations, and placing the rate OF
interest Mt FIVE per cent.
ST.. pKTERsBuRo, June THE Emperor
Of Russia, has issued an ukase, setting free
all persons Of foreign birth now exiIed 10
Siberia. and NIL natives Of Russia and POI
land sentenced 70 less than twenty years ex-
lie.
WAsHIsoToS, JUNE SIN the Sen.
ate. Corbett introduced bill to authorize
the establishment Of Customs Ports of
Delivery on the Pacific Coast Of the
United States. Referred to the commit.
tee on Commerce.
The bills to admit North Carolina,
South Carolina, Georgia. Louisiana and
f orida were taken up. The question
being on the amendment Of Wilson TO
include Alabama, an extended debate fol-
lowed.
Morton COVE notice that when in order
he will move to inert additional proyis-
sions. LIST. Making it the duty Of officers
commanding in Districts to allow officers
elected under the Constitution, and not
disqualified, TO be installed within I20
days after their election, and to protect
them in the discharge of their duties.
Said officers to be deemed provisional
only, and subject to the United States
authority until the provisions Of this act
shall be complied with.
End. Providing that in case any person
is elected to Office who would be dIsquaI-
fled under the Constitution, when adop-
ted, the person receiving the rex high
eat number Of votes shall be entitled to
discharge the duties until a new election
is held under the provisions Of the Con-
stitution Of the State.
During the discussion the signing of
the bill to admit Arkansas was announced
by The chair. Il goes TO the President.
The Senate then adjourned.
In the House, a large number Of bills
and resolutions were Introduced, after
which the resolution offered last Monday
by Holman, and which Stevens Of Penn
syiyania then moved TO table, was taken
up. 1t reads as follows:
Resoivcd, That in the judgment of
the House. the bonds and other securities
issued by the United States. and which
arc exempt from State aud municipal tag
alton. ought TO be taxed for national pnr.
poses in an amount substantially equal 10
the average tax imposed on the several
States for local purposes. in such n,anne
as may substantially equalize taxation.
The tax to be deducted from the coupons
MS they become due. and that the comit-
tee of Ways and Means be instructed to
report q bill for the purpose above speei-
fed.
Stevens motion was lcst-ayes 10 noes
100.
Blaine moved to refer the resolution to
the commitic on Ways and Means which
was ca.ried-ayes So, noes 81.
The Conference report on the Arkan-
sas bill was taken up, and the House re-
fused to table it by 81 to 102. It was
adopted without division.
S~hellabarger presented a resolution that
Woolery be ordered to the bar Of the House
to purge himself Of contempt. Agreed to.
WoolerY appeared at the bar and stated
his willingness TO go before he Managers
and answer the questions ~propounded.
The tax bill was then taken up IN Com
mittce Of the Whole. After the disposal Of
the bill ~ far as the seventy. fifth section,
the Committee rose and the House adjourned.
WASHINGTON, June S.-The following is
the public debt statement Debt bearing
coin interest 2.020, S27 ,S4l 0S. Debt bear.
ing currency interest S203, Iii $50. Ma
tured debt not presented for payment s., 1884,
1903 Gil. Debt hearing no interest $40S 3d.
$50 Oh. Total 2.643. 753 $50 3S. Coin in
Treasury S90.22 $50 81 currency $43,-
27S. 100 50; debt less cash in Treasury
9, 5l0.2 45, SSS ca. The gold bearing debt
has increased during May, 574,495 so; the
seven -thirties were reduced $3.50, $50 so.
Compound interest notes reduced $l9T OF
10. The debt bearing gold and currency ir
terest, and the matured debt not presented
for payment was increased So, l20, 0T9, of
which $780, 90 O consists Of bonds issued to
the Pacific Railroad. Coin increased, in
currency, SIC, 6Sl ,098 Ga decreased, in
currency, Sill, l04. 0S3 ST. The entire debt
was increased $9,7I7 so, owing chiefly to
The heavy naymentsaf intNsAstw ~