The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1869-06-26
TeIegraphic Summary.

The new United States Minister, arrived
On the 18th.
The authorities at Acapulco had some
with the U. S. steamer Pensa-
cola, and served an order upon her COM
mander that she must not leave the /
harbor without paying attention to this
order. The Pensacola sailed the next |
day.
The troubles at Queretaro are increas-
ing, and the federal forces in Michoacan
and Guanajuato have been ordered to re-
inforce the troops at Queretaro.
There is much excitement over the
coming election. The Republic news
paper predicts that the Government will
surely carry the day. Lcrando Ortega
allowed the church many privileges, and
will gain its aid in the election.
The revolution goes on fast in Guiana
juate.
Gen. Placidio Vega has arrived at Tc-
phu.
Gen Loyada has issued an order for
division of the lands and haciendas
among the Indians. This is Looked upon
as the beginning of a war of races.
Owing to the vigorous measures of the
Government. kidnapping is decreasing in
all parts of the country.
The latest news from Quertora is that
the Federal party have displaced the
State officers and are executing prisoners
for treason.
PARIS, June PA. Schneider has
been reappointed President of the Corps
Legislatitf; Alfred Larox, Baron Jerome
and David Duuneral, Vice Presidents
Isnlail Pasha, Viceroy of Egypt, goes
to London to morrow.
The Great Eastern has arrived, to
splice the shore end of The cable, which
will soon be made, and the new cable be
put under way.
MILAN, June 21.-A slight tumult oc-
cured here yesterday. The military were
called out, but met no resistance. All is
quiet now.
Count LORE, Perfect of the Province,
has issued proclamation threatening
severe measures to repress outbreaks if
renewed.
BREsT, June PA banquet was given
On board the steamship Great Eastern
last evening in honor of Napoleon, Queen
Victoria and President Grant, and toasts
of France, England and America.
At an early hour this evening the
shore l,ne was spliced and at daylight the
whole expedition put to sea to pay out
cable. Dispatches from on board the
steamer show that the work is going on
we'll
LONDON, june 21.--The announce
ment of the death of Henry j Raymond
creates deep feeling of sorrow. The
+ Pail Mall Gazette eulogizes Raymond as
publisher and journalist. 1t says the
death creates gap which cannot be
filed. The Daily Telegraph publishes a
similar article.
| PHILADELPHIA, June 22-The regu-
lar State Convention meets here to
morrow A caucus held this evening
indicates that Geary will receive SO out
of 13O votes, on the first ballot.
NEW YORK, june 22.-E. w. Dibows
DIR. T. Redd, j. L. Nulty, Capt. f. w
Conant and DIR. John III. Norris, charged
with holding officers commissions in reg
iments being raised for Cuba, were arres
ted at late hour by the deputy U. s.
Marshal, and lodged in the Ludlow street
Jail.
COLUMBUS, o., June ga large Grove
Of delegates to the Republican State Con
vention which meets tomorrow, have al
ready arrived and are busy caucusing
Gov. Hays and Lt.-Gov. Lee will prob
ably by re-nominated.
MOBILE, June 22.-The Democrat,
Convention of the first Congressiona
District nominated W. D. Dunn for Con
gress.
j ATLANTA, June 22.-The Supreme
Court of Georgia to-day decided that tn,
code of Georgia adopted by the new Con
stitution forever prohibits the marriag'
relation between white persons and per
| sons Of African descent. They declar,
such marriage annulled.
i NASHVILLE, June 22.-Attorney Gen
eral Tuthill this forenoon went to th,
Office Of Mr.. Gresham, editor of the new