The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1870-10-22
Teiegraphic summary.

WAsHIsaroN, October 13th-Collec-
tor Robb, Of Savannah, forbade placing
the United States fax at hali-mast on ac
count OF the death Of Lee. His actions
caused intense excitement. Boutwell,
telegraphed approving it.
NEw YcRK, October. .13th-The we'll
known suit Of John O'Mahony against
August Belmont, for recovery vi Fenian
funds, was finally decided to day in favor
of Belmont, through the default of plain
tiff.
Brick" Pomeroy and +. J. Tucker
have disposed Of the Daily Democrat to
). II. Lambert.
WAsnISuToN, October 13th.-The
President is in receipt oil telegrams To day
announcing the result Of the elections.
He expressed some fears OF Indiana, but
said on the whole they had turned out
better than he anticipated. He expressed
regret at Schenck's 5 defeat.
Schenck's Ohio friends here say that
he will be given Secretary Cox's place in
the Cabinet. Others say he will get his
seat by contest.
A dispatch from Senator Morton says
the Democratic State ticket in Indiana is
elected by about 1000 majority. The
Legislature is in doubt. a private dis
patch from Mount Vernon, Indiana, says
Morgan : majority is about 400.
HARRIsBURo, October 13rh.-The la
test reports from the Sixteenth Congress
ional District make Myers kDemocratic)
apparent majority II; but it will requii e
an official vote to determine with certain
Il who is elected to Congress.
T0st r..
Iowa election indicate a Republican ma
jority on the State ticket of about 36, 600
The Congressional delegation is entirely
| unchanged.
PHILADELPHIA, October 13th.-The
Fifth Congressional District is still in
doubt The Sixth is probably Democrat
ic. Townsend, Republican, is elected to
Congress from the Seventh District by
about 3 900 majority.
LONDON, October 1StE.-Onc day
later dates have been received from Rio
Janeiro
Generals Galley and Riras were pur
suing Lopez
The rebels under Lunzo had been "a
tackled and captured The rebels are SC
demoralized that their early submission
is anticipated.
Monscvideu was bcseiged by the insur
gents. The citizens were greatly alarm
ed.
LoNDss, Oct 16.-Thc Worltrs cor.
respondents at Ostend says that Bazaine
made fourth aud overwhelming attempt
in force, marching by Laduchamp and
Meziercs seven miles from Metz. while
another part of his army furiously as
sailed the Germans beyond Noisselle
! The Germans were beaten III both dircc
tions, their camps broken up aud the
main body driven to Pont Mousson
where they now arc. Bazaine himself j:
ut Thionsillc organizing movement. lie
holds the linc to Mezicrs and Ma
yange.
BEnLIs, Oct. l6.--American diplo
mats in Paris having the goodwill Of The
Paris government, propose that Aisac'
and Iorr,i1e with Laxemburge,- go It
Belgium and their neutrality be guaran
tecd by European powers 1t Is under
stood that France will consent to The
proposition.
LosDas, Oct lot is understood
that Russia insists upon European
Congress as preliminary to u treaty o
peace and that Prince Gortzschakotf ha
informed the Government at Berlin tha
If the fortress nf the Rhine frontier ar
to be neutralized, Russia will requir
equivalent guarantees 10 be given to he
ON the Baltic and Polish line. This de
mand Of Russia is supported by an in
formal note from Austria.
LONDON Oct 16.-A special CORE
pondent OF the Tribune at Berlin on tn
Al al,
ing Paris have been and are still rcceiy
ing heavy reintarcements. comprisin
Landwehr of the guard heretofore d
T Strasbourg. the bulk of the newly forme
thirteenth army corps before Toul, and
Baden division which is marching
/ Troyes, and also u reserve corps torme
in Siiesia, which is l.. all about lou, ,Uut
The 18th army corps, under Gen. Vo
Wcrder. is advancing from Upper Alsac
against the Rhine.
Operations at Paris are delayed b
Bismarck's 5 desire to prevent sheiiing til
city. An attack is now expected ne1
week.
TouRs, Oct. l6.-Dates from Paris
the l4th are received. Prussians wel
. driven from Baycau aud Chantillon o
the 18th by a heavy reconnoiteriug fore
from the city supported by guns of Il
Notifications.
BERLIN. Oct. 16.-Thcre are rumol
of difference of opinion ut the King
headquarters. Moiike tavoring inimedial
bonba ,nent, while Bismarck and I'll
Crown Prince favor slower process
I. siege and starvation, and argue that the
: have nothing to fear from the garrsu
and can spare half his investing army
q break up attempted organization and b
siege cities in other parts of the coul
try.
Leading citizens Of Berlin publis
a their names to i protest against annex
, ton Of Alsace and Lorraine.
LONDON. Oct. 16.-.The Worlds co
respondent at Bologne says engagement
) have taken place within three days
Chcvissy. Escales. Ellis aud I4aferte. (S
; Aubin.) in each of which the Gerna,
= were badly beaten. In the latter e,
gageine,.t, which occurred Thursda
. Germans to the number of between Ut
or 1000, were attacked early in Il