The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1869-04-17
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CHICAGO, April 9.-The judiciary
bill passed It provides for one addi-
tional Supreme Judge and nine new Cir
cult Judges, possessing the same power
and jurisdiction within their Circuits as .
Supreme Judge. That the Circuit Court
Of each Circuit shall be held by Su-
preme Justice for that Circuit, or by
Circuit or District Judge, each sitting
together. The Circuit Judges salary L
$4,000 each. The Supreme Judges are
required to attend at least one term Of the
Circuit Court in each District of his Cir
cult every two years. Any United Safes
Judge Of ten years service and seventy
years Of age may resign, receiving full
pay, as pension act goes into effect De-
cenber first.
A Tribune's special Gays, the House is
strongly opposed to postponing the day Of
adjournment, and out of patience with
the disposition ofthe Senate to talk every
thing to death.
The Virginia and Mississippi bill was
sent to the Senate last evening, and re-
fcrred. 1t may pass the Senate in two
hours, if that body chooses to do so.
Sicklcs refuses any appointment, be-
cause he disapproyes Of Fish's policy,
which is much the same as Stewards.
Grant favors positive policy, and
strongly desires to accept, which Sickles
has under consideration.
BY the direction of the Secretary OF
War, the route to travel to the Pacific
coast is fixed over the Pacific Railroad.
Two hundred dollars advance on mile
age will be paid to officers under orders
from the East to California and Oregon,
and rice rersc, upon application to the
Quartermaster General.
4 full meeting of the House Commit
tee on the Pacific Railroad has agreed to
report resolution TO the House as ba-
sis Of a joint resolution as to the pending
Investigation Of the alleged illegal issue
of bonds to the Central Pacific Railroad
on the 3rd Of March, aud that no moro.
bonds shall be issued to said Company
for work done east Of Monument Point,
or full acceptance Of said road by the
government. and no more bodns shall be.
issued to the Union Pacific for work to
Ogden, or until the final acceptance of
said road. The Committe also resolve to.
ask the privilege to sit during vacation
at such time and place as may be deemed
advisable.
CHICAGO, April 10.-The RepuJEicaa's-
special says that Pension Commissioners
Cox has been notified that his resignation
win be accepted. Several ex-members
OF Congress are applicants for the posi-
ton.
The Tribune's special says the Fur
Seal Protection bill was dccisiyely killed
in the House up to midnight
The Senate, In Executive session, was
engaged in somewhat angry debate over
Ashley's nomination as Governor of Mon
tana.
The Times special says the delegation
here from Montana strongly oppose his
confirmation.
Mr.. Perhan, of Name, will probably
be appointed Commissioner of Pensions.
Governor Campbell leaves for Wyom-
ing in two weeks. The capital viii prob
ably be located at Cheyenne.
The Cabinet considered the Cuban
question and fully approved the position
Of Secretary Fish, that this country must
maintain the policy regarding belligerent
rights that is exacted of foreign powers.
Nothing therefore can be done looking to
the recognition of the Cabinet insurgents.
1t is believed that most of the foreign
appointments were agreed on in the Cab
met to-day. It is said that New York
receives FIVE important missions.