The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1869-07-31
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the Treasury to.day decided tor substitution
Ut any gOld.bearing bonds, nUw held ne -
curity for circulation notes on . basis hith.
ertO adopted, ten.fOrties will be received at
IS per cent. Of par value All other six per.
cent gold bearing bonds NJ 90 per cent?
Bonds issued " Pacific Railroads will be ~.
ceiyed as security for national bank cancglln.
tion.
CHICAGO, July 24.--Wnshngtun specials
say that dispatches from Minister Mcmahon
were received yesterday. lie has received
his letter Of recall. His dispatches give lit.
tie information not already published in
newspapers. lie does not believe, however,
that Lopez 10 near the end Of his career. He
10 on cordial terms with Lopez, and thinks
favorably Of him as man and official
There Is q story aHoat that Mcmahon will 90
10 Europe in the interest Of Lopez.
The outside talk is Hattering ~ Secretary
Washburne for taking advantage Of his brief
occupancy Of the State Department 10 recall
Mr.. McMahon, who rendered the United
States far better service than WAshburns's
brother.
Specials say that the Union Pacific Railroad
Company, yesterday, received $640, 900 in
in Government bonds, for tho twenty miles
ending at the 1920 miles from Omaha. About
fifteen miles will bring the subsidy to0gden.
CHICAGO, July ga special from the
Neutral Lands Of Kansas says large force
of Indians attacked the railroad workmen in
Burlin county, on Saturday afternoon, and
burned all the shanties, wheel barrows,
picks, &C., belonging TO the workmen, who
were unarmed and could make no resistance,
the soldiers being twelve miles distant.
The same correspondent charges the re.
cent outrages to speeches Of Representative
CLARK, w..o advised the people TO stand as
one man, and that no railroad could be built
without their consent. Said he" Suppose
the prairie grass should take fire and burn
ties, tents, wagons, engineers instruments,
&C., could that be charged on you? do mol
advise force 10 prevent this must damnabIe
railroad swindle, but these accidents will
happen in the best regulated communities,
Now, gentlemen, he concluded, il any such
thing should happen, you must oil be abed
asleep when Il happens, or as soon thereafter
as possible"
Earopsaa News.
Lospos, July 22.-The Herald says tho
die Is cast and the struggle has begun. The
Lords and the country have finally come Il
an issue, in consequence o. the abrupt ter
minasion Of the debate last night.
Intense excitement prevailed among polit
ical circles during the day. The Cabinet hai
been sitting all the afternoon.
The Times says the Ministry has resolves
to preserve the Irish Church Bill in spite y
the majority against it In the House Of Lords
The conclusion il that the differences be
tween the Houses in respect 70 the preamble
and sixth clause Offer insuperable obstacles
| % its passage.
Placards have been posted on the walls
to-day, headed, - Shall the People or ,h,
Lord rule?'' And calling mass meeting
ut ATundal Hall, for tomorrow. This vii
be followed by monssrous open-air demon
stralion.
In the House Of Lords to. night there va
| o full attendance.
Lord Cairns said, since the adiournmen
be had had conference with Earl Granville
lie thought the amendmdments remaining
were new and capable Of solution. lie wa
glad TO lind Earl Granville actuated by
similar spirit. Nothing could be more cui
pable On either side than encouraging pro
tracted controversy on q measure Of thi
kind, where materials for solution were a
hand. With that view and sentiment ey
eEything that took place in the conferenc
accorded. lie agreed that the question Z
date Was Vf sccund.- ry importance.
DE La"d was really t.' accept the origina
date, AID akyIsed the Lords last Io iusisE 1"
their amendments ia regard To Curases, 60
eIesiastical residences.
L.Ird CaiEns concluded by admitting tha
he stlll had strong objections to the bill, bu
IL IL passed at ali It was not Tor the inIeres
OF the country or church ~ prvIong th
struggle in minor details.
The Marquis Of Salisbury, Earl Russell
and other leading peers accepted the CON
promise and praised the conduct Of Lor
Cairns in the present emergency.
The motion for the restoration Of the orig
inal date Of disestablishment was agreed Il
Other amendments were disposed Of accord
ing TO the terms Of the compromise.
LONDON, July 23.-There was full a
tendance Of members and spectators as th
House Of Commons this evening.
After the conclusion of Disracli speech th
amendments were agreed 20 without divii
ion. The result was received with gres
cheering.
Arrival Of Peabedy..-Dsaatisn 70 tA
Ssuthstn HAasasional TIaA.
George Peabody arrived in the city yestel
dny morning. lie will leave to-day FOR d
White Sulphur Springs, Va. A part Of b
time yesterday was spent in selecting out II
various securities composing the 81 ,OOO, ,0C
donation recently promised by him to st
Trustees Of the Southern Educational FunC
consisting mostly Of State and railroad col
pom bonds. The package when made q
filled tin box the size Of a small trayeliu
trunk. A carriage was called into requis
ton to convey them to their destination.
Return Of q colony Of southernsrs fro,
Brax L
The forty.six persons who arrived on Il
United States frigate Guerricre yesterda
from Rio are portion Of the colony
Southerners and rebel sympathixers wi
went 10 Brazil TO establish Southern Col
ny. They are thoroughly disguised and
; very impecunious condition. Charitab
. persons will pay their passages to the
homes. Others still remain behind and wi
come as soon as they get free passage.
BosToN, July 2l.-The State Prohibition
Liquor Law Convention, 70 day, after me
expression of opinion, voted unanimously
hold Delegate State Temperance Conve
ton in this city, on tho 18th Of August
The object of this Convention will be to d
eide upon the policy TO be adopted in II
fall campaign.
NEW YORK July 20.-At an interview
day with reporter of the Times, KOopma
schap, importer of the Chinese Coolies, stat,
that it was his intention to import l00,0t
Chinese during the coming year, and hi
them out at from eight to twelve dollars p
month and their keeping.
CHICAGO, July 2l.-The trial Of Rev. NJ
Cheney, Episcopal Rector of Christ's Chur,
in this city, commences to-day. This tri
fully equal in interest tho Tying case in Ne
f York.