The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1869-12-10

than thirteen years.
The Radicals have carried Mississippi,
Dent is defeated by about 10000.
The freight rates from New York to
San francisco by railroad, FIRST class, is
SS per hundred.
The Cleveland National Bank loses
S42,0 through tho. defalcation Of its
late cashier Bncl (now dcad)
Alexander Mcdonald, President Of tho
Miners Association Of Great Britain, who
is upon n tour through this country OBJ
serving the labor element, addressed the
Workingincn's Union (of New York, J in
regard to the Chinese on the Pacific slope.
lie said their further importati should
be stopped, as IL is an importation Of a
slave element and worse in some respects
than the old negro element that brought
about our war.
II Is believed that tho following arc
five Of the nine new United States j Judges
For the Circuit Of Illinois, Wisconsin aud
Indiana, Judge Drummond; Iowa, Wis.
consin and Indiana, Judge Dillon; Pacif-
ic Coast. Judge Hoffman Ohio, Michi-
gan, Kentucky and Tennessee. Judge
Bolard; Louisiana, Georgia, Mississippi,
Alabama and Texas, Judge Durant.
The Viccroy Of Egypt has presented
the Empress Eugene with diamonds
valued at 100000 francs.
-Four hundred Bishops have already
arrived to attend tho Iscumenical Coun.
ell.
CHICAGO, Dec. 6.-Thc Report Of the
Commissioner Of Internal Revenue, shows
That the receipts from all sources. exclu.
sive of the tax on bank circulation and
deposits. for the fiscal year ending June
Both, 1860. were sl50,039.344 90. The
tax on banks, the collections OF which b.
the Treasurer of tho United States hai
been previously reported, was SIS, ,907..
993 At. The total receipts Of interna
taxes, therefore, are sl65,947 ,337 Sc
nearly sll 600, 900 in excess OF the esti
mate Of Commissioner Wells last year
The receipts from customs was lkewist
$4,000, 900 larger than Mr Wells csii
mate Of last year, and amounted 10 $3.50,
040.4l0. The total receipts of the Treas
ury from all the sources for the fsca
year. have been about 1877 900 .00l
against s405 5,G38, ,0S3 Gi the preyiou
year.
In the first half Of the Gscal year 1s6'
there was gain Of 100 per cent in re
ceipts from distilled spirits. and in thl
last hnlf year n gain oi iS4 per cent
Notwithstanding The reduction Of the In:
froui 81 to 80 cents per gallon, The gai
on spirits during the frs. ak months va
S9.JsG. .522. and for the second 81
months SIC 7S1.2I9 There is n stead
gain u the receipts from the tax on "a
bacco. The total receipts for the frs
three months since June 1869, show n
aggregate Of sl6, GIL ,4l5, against 80 ,G20
SgS for the same months OF the proceed
iug year--a gain of more than 20 pc
cent. Tho aggregate receipts from Jun
Both 10 November 30th, 1859. were e74
slG,704, against s60, ,385. All for tb
same months Of the preceding year.
lie shows that the total product fc
eleven months was 54,339, ,62I gaIlon
(spirits) equal TO 6O,000.000 gallons i,
the entire year. The number of cigar
returned from taxation fbr 1859. with n
average tax Of five dollars per ihousanc
war 99l ,53j, ,934, against 347 .443, ,s94 i
1906, when the tax was ten dollars Th
Commissioner advises that no charge b
made in the law respecting tobacco