The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1868-10-03

night of the 22d Sept. Fifteen thou
sand tanners OF Chicago and neighboring
counties are out in an immense torchlght
procession \ hundred thousand PEOPLE
are out in the streets; Court Square is
completely filled. The meeting was ad-
dressed by Generals Palmer, Logan,
Bates, Cox and other prominent speak
ers.
BY Gable We have the following:
PARIS. Sept. 2.2,.-Tte Ishie publish
es the following from Spain: Madrid is
quiet, though The people are excited and
the troops faithful at Cadiz. The troops
and citizens are faithful. bat Tie garrison
has been reinforced a> precautl mary
measure. The other towns are quiet.
LONDON, Sept 22.-The telegraph i'll
Spain has been destroyed in every dircc
tion. The news is uncertain and contra
dictory. Gems. Prim and Doceda are at
the head of the insurgents. Their forces
are marching on the capital.
LONDON, Midnight Sept. 22.-The
following additional is received from
Spain: Conchas is at the head of the
Queens troops. Prime Minister Bravo,
has fled The Queen is at ST. Sebastian
or on the road between that place and
Madrid. Martial law has been proclaim
ed
Advices from Marshall county, Texas,
state that the country in that neighbor,
hood is overrun with robbers. \ body
of freebooters, numbering 119 men, we'll
armed and equipped, are roaming through
the country. On the 9th they captured
forty Government wagons loaded with
snpplisK.s Sulphur springs, guarded by
small company Of Infantry, had sent an
express for aid, stating that if not rein
forced the garrison, which was surround
ed, would be slaughtered. Gen. Hayden,
in command at Marshall, had sent rein
! forcements.
The Republicans of the fifth district,
Massachusetts,, have nominated b. F. But
Ier as their candidate for Congress.
At Helena, on the evening of the 9th,
Gen. J C. Hindman, late of the Confed-
crate army, was assassinated while sitting
in his house. A man formerly serving
under him has been arrested for the deed.
| Central American news to the 10Th
is to the effect that the prospect for peace
| is not very bright. Discomfort with the
new government prevails. The cereal
crops in Gauremala and Nicaragua are
seriously affected by winter rains. No
! further news of the earthquake.
Dispatches state that it is generally be-
| lieved in France that the revolutionists IN
Spain will be successful, and will result
in the expulsion Of the Bourbons, and
probably in the accession of the Duke de
| Montpensier to the Spanish throne
! Gen. Prim, with feet of ironclads was
expected at Barcelona on the Goth.
4 fx1a ,fal ii.
2Sth. reports that Col. Carpenter reached
Col. Bank heads command which sleft
after Col. Carpenter. Col. Forsyth lost
five killed and twelve wounded, and all
his horses. The Indian loss was not
far from eighty killed aud wounded.
| The Indians were the Sioux, Cheycnnes.
and Arrapahoes. They number between
six and seven hundred. 1t is estimated
that they fired not less than 10000
rounds, besides quantity of arrows.
The ground was thickiy strewn with the
latter. Col. Forsyth's wounds are doing
we'll The fight on the first day was the
worst and most terrific that has ever
taken place on the plains. The Indians
II ade charge after charge, sometimes com
ing within fifty feet of our men. The
island on which they were, had few bush,
es and a small amount of grass. Our men
were almost entirely exposed. Their
only defense was small sand breastwork,
which was thrown up with no tools and by
working between the attacks of the In
dians who rode around charging down on
| them At some points, one party were
digging while the rest fought.
Dispatches from Victoria to the 2Sth
state that a new coal mine had been dis
covered at Saanich, about fifteen miles
from Victoria. Quality of the coal good
seam about four and a half feet thick.
The mortality among the Indians in
the vicinity of Victoria was causing con-
siderable alarm. Fifty deaths had oc-
Cured during the last month nature of
the disease unknown. The authorities
were making every preparation against
the spread of the disease, and had sent
away hundreds Of Indians from the city.
The number of deaths, at latest dates,
were OH the decrease.
A dispatch from London on the 9th,
says: No official dispatches have been
received from Madrid since Friday.
The following account comes from other
sources: The revolution in Spain is the
result of CONSTITUTIONAL moderate and lib
eral parties in an effort to overthrow the
reigning dynasty The feet has joined
the movement because the sailors are un-
paid and the greater part of the army
revolt because they are indignant at the
exile of their favorite Generals. The
Church, which is bound by every tie to
the Queen, resists and holds the masses
CO. L.