The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1871-04-07
NEWS OF THE WEEK.
Cleaned From the Telegraph
Thursday. March 80.


In the u. s. Senate q bitter debate
occurred between Senators Sumner aud
Schurz on ore side. aud Howe and Nor.
ton on the other, upon the San Domin-
mingo treaty.
In Paris on the 2e,h inst. the com.
munc was proclaimed in the Place Ho-
tel de Vile. Tive speeches Of the
councillors were inaudible. The plat
form was draped in red. The approach.
cs were enormously crowded with Ma
,ionals, aud sixty guns Scrc planted in
the Place.
The Theirs Government, is organizing
an army TO march on Paris within eight
days.
A Virginia City, Nevada, physician
succeeded in extracting q bullet from
Mrs. Remington's head, shot there by
M attempt of her husband to kill her on
tho 18th inst. She will probably re-
cover.
Friday. March 81.
The opinion in London is strong that
the restoration of the Emperor Naro-
leon to rule over France is probable, By
the aid Of the Imperial army.
The Queen of Sweden is said TO be
hopclessly i'll.
The National Guards Of Paris cost
800, 900 francs daily.
A dispatch from Marseilles says all
the right authorities have suspended
action for the present, because the Ma
tional Guards refuse service. All bust.
ness is stopped. Manufacturers have
asked the authorities to be allowed to
resume their work. The authorities
replied yes, but the workmen must be
kept with arms stacked, as conflict
was probable.
The Senatorial squabblc at Washing
ton that commenced yesterday continued
today. After Schurz had finished his
attack on tho President, Harlan ad-
dressed the Senate in reply to Sumner,
and concluded by refusing to lay Sum-
ner's resolution on the table.
Sumner appealed to Harlan for an
opportunity to reply, but the latter in
sisted on his motion.
The yeas and nays being called for,
the Clerk commenced amid confusion to
call the roll. Sumner vainly attempted
to address tho Chair, but was finally
imperatively called to order by the Vice
President. who ordered the roll to pro.
coed. Harlan's motion to table the
resolution was agreed to-yeas, 80 ;
nays, 16. The only Republicans vot-
ing no were Patterson, Robinson, Schurz
and Sumner.
The Senate Select Committee on the
Southern outrages have been engaged
several days taking testimony of various
per- sons from Mississippi and South Car
olina. an. /. is probable they will make
a supplemontf,J, report before Congress
sdjourns.
Saturday. April /.
The Queen of Sweden is dead.
In Paris to-day the Sub-ccntral COM
mittee passed the sentence of death
upon William CAMILLE for being en-
gagged in an obstinate and guilty at
tempt against the action Of the Commit
tee.
In Paris there are no courts The
judges have all fed.
There have been 160,00 departures
in ten days from Paris.
The situation in Paris is critical.
There are apprehensions of secret pro-
scriptions, and everybody is whispering
the word "guillotine r
A Standard special from Bucharest,
says the people threaten to domolish the
hotel of the German Consul. Infantry
and artillery are posted to protect Don
Charles Palace. Il is said the Germans
will occupy Paris Immediately on the
downfall Of Thlers. The Commnne. in
its proclamation, prediats . universal
Republic.
The Germans will hold peace jubi-
leo in Germany and throughout the
United States on Easter Monday.
It Is said that Grant will not ask the
consideration Of the San Domingo re-