The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1869-07-31

oIhA was uOt NJ Ill kEhclOuo Wueh ~ WAS HI
timated that the invaders Of Canada were a
set Of thieves and robbers,
Cuban News.
NaW YuhK, July 81 .A-private letters from
we'll informed sources In Cuba, rgiterate the
statement that h0stilitler are practically at
an end for the present, owing u the presa.
lencc Of cholerH and yellow fcver'
BALTIMoRE, July 2l.-Recently bark
left here with 400 stand Of ArnIs and IT..
900 rounds 0fRmmunition for Cuba, and got
of without trouble, protesting 70 be loaded
with hay, and reached lts destination suu'
eessfully. Il 10 understood that anothec
yesagl is likely 70 sell from the same port
similarly freighted.
TeAasssss Pslities.
NASHVILLE, July A.--The State Journal
| publishes letter from Secretary Boutwell,
70 Stokes, In which he says he IL greatly in
terested in his success, believing that tho ia.
tnre political character and general prosper.
ity Of Tennessee depend largely upon the
continuance Of the Republican party in
power. lie regards the supporters 0f Stokes
~ the true Republican party in Tennessee.
and condemns the Republican supporters Of
Senter, because they are allied with the enc
mics Of the Republican party.
The paper warehouse Of Whitman d Co.,
IN this city, was burned this aGternoon.-
Loss supposed 10 be about $50, 900.
wouth Carolina PeIitisa.
CHAHLEsToN, July 24.--Mnch excitement
prevails amsng the two wings Of the Repub.
lican party here. DR.. Mackey, late Collect.
or, led the native wing, which includes the
mass Of colored voters, while Senator Saw.
yer, Congressman Bowen, and Clark, the
newly appointed Collector in place Of Mac.
key, head the northern element. The re.
m0yal Of Mackey has intensified the bitter.
ness between the two factions. On last
Thursday Clark called on Mackey, present.
ing his commission and desired instant pos.
session of the Collectors Office. Mackcy re-
fused 10 vacate uptil he had taken an inven'
tory Of the public property and received u
receipt from Clark, but promised 10 make a
transfer on the 3lst inst. Clark insisted ou
an immediate surrender, which being re.
fused he entered Mackey's ONCE and at.
tempted To act ~ Collector, whereupon he
was forcibly elected by Maekey's subordi.
mates. Yesterday morning all Of the other
Custom House officers under Mackey were
arrested ON charge Of assault and obstruct-
ing revenue officers. aud bound over TO an.
swer before the United States Commissioner
on Monday. During the hearing Of the
case, Clark, with posse Of thirty men,
forced his way into the custom house and
took possession, which he still retains. The
partizans of Clark attempted to serenade
Sawyer and Bowen last night, but the col
ored Republicans rail- ed in large numbers
and prevented the serenade, charging on the
procession and capturing the flag, which
they carried in triumph 70 Mhckey's resi-
dence.
SAN FaAScisco, July 24.-Hon. Thos. A
Hendricks, of Indiana, arrived last night
and was warmly received by members o
tho Democratic party and Of the Contra
Committee, lie was afterwards serenadeC
at the Cosmopolitan Hotel, and addressed
the people, but declined 70 make p0litica
speech.
AT meeting Of the Rrial Navigation
Company held yesterday, it was voted u
raise the necessary funds 70 construct an i'm
proved Avitor Of large size. The opinion o
the engineers Of the company was unani
nous as To success 80 far, aud the feasibilit,
aud success of the proposed flying ship, ant
J il will be about $50 feet in length by 20 q
10 feet in diameter Of the gasometer, will
propclling blades on each side Of the cente
describing u radius Of about l6 feet. Th
propellerS are shaped like Steamship
|, with two blades each, very light. They viii
be driven by a steam engine of five hors
power, weighing. with boilers, construction
and water. 430 pounds. twill be ready fo
trial in ninety days.
I Financial NewA
+, CHIcAGo, July 26.-The Tribsae'a Wash
iugLai Aeec.Al says the result ut Boutwell,
administration appears in proposition frUu
l German bnus. NJ Frankfort To Ioan th
1 Government 3OO millions as per cent.
{ which the Secretary, Of eourse, is obliged :
. decline. He thinks we may, within year
borrow all the money we want at or Gel
tainly ~ per cent, and will probably reE
/. ommend such loan next winter for the puI
4 pose Of paying Of the 5.20's.
A private letter from we'll advised sourc
!. in England. expresses the opinion chat
!. loan at Al per cent. could easily be negOtia
|. cd within six months.
Ex-Governor Hahn, OF Louisiana, arrive
!. Saturday. He gives q cheering account
q affairs in in his section. The sugar, cotso
and corn crops are oil heavy. Cotton Is b,
Q leved 10 he safe from tho worm. SOcis
!. quiet is rapidly returning.
1 New York News.
New YoRK, July 26.-The Tribune SCI
Q three passengers arrived from Sacramea|
in SIX days and half, and sailed Saturda
;. for Havre.
o John Bigelow assumes the duties Of Chi,
10 editor OF the Times to-day. Conaut contiI
o ues as managing editor.
o. Secretary Boutwell, will continue 70 pu
o chase three million Of bonds weekly durin
/, the month of August.
/. Several prominent Democrats are at Sar,
p toga arranging plan Of campaign for Il
2 fall election. II Is rumored that they wi
/. have less conservative policy than herct
fore. They accept reconstruction as an a
:: cOmPlished fact,
Affairs in Tennessee.
10 NASHVILLE, July 26.-Spccials shy feal
" arc entertained of n collision in East Lin
II in the approaching election. The partixar
10 of Stokes boldly avow they will prohibit ii
D. ex.rebels recently lawfully restored fro
N voting, and are arming for that purpose.
10 BY Atlantic Cable.
II New YoRK, July 26.-Thc Her0ld'a sp
u ciai from Madrid says at last the Carl
outburst, so long expected, has occurred
y Five hundred well drilled troops under Ge,
% Sabariegus, who had taken the field ne,
10 Canidad Real, were defeated and disperse
D. by national troops commanded by Gener
- Larrabie. The battle took place in Il
Q. morning. The Carlist party lost 100 killt
10 and number wounded. Only three of
GERS were killed Of the Government troop
o. Near the town Of Managaneers o strou
D. party of Carlists made demonstration on
u succeeded in intercepting railroad trains az
" cutting telegraph wires. The latest accoun
70 are that 4, 900 Carlists arrived in the Pro
er ince of La Mancha. Government trool