The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1871-03-18


Certain revolutionary Journals in Paris
have been suspended by order of Gen.
Vinoy. The Germans have evacuated
Versailles, and the health of Paris Is
A convention for the return
Of French prisoners has been signed.
The Emperor William has been seriously
The Empress also is unwell,
and William will hasten his return to
Berlin. French prisoners in Belgium
have gone home. Serious disturbar ces
have occurred in the Spanish provinces
The Black Sea conference met in London.
! SOUTH AMERIcA.--News of February
18th, from Bogota, Columbia, says that
the revolution in the State of Boaca is not
ended that another battle has been
fought; in which the revolutionists were
defeated, and driven from the Capital
triumph :, Murrillo. will probably be
elected President. The remaining States
of the Union are not likelyto be disturb
ed by the troubles In Roaca
Advices from Chile report more fight
ing. In recent battle ex-President
Malgarejos barely escaped with his life,
the Indians pursuing him over the from
tier into Peru. Of his escort of thirty
six, only five accompanied him to Lima,
the rest having been killed.
- Asss@ s4
1t is intimated that Sumner, the great
Massachusetts, Senator, has for some time
been courting the Democratic clements
at Washington and New York, and it is
! sur,nised that he intends to cease acting
| with the Republican party. The Orego-
mian deems it no. impossible that he may
develop into Democratic candidate for
the Presidency in 1872. Stranger things
have happened to the Democracy. Pres
ent Chief Justice Chase came within an
ace of receiving the Democratic nomina-
| tion in 1868, although lifelong aboli-
ZIONIST No matter how averse the rank
and file of the Democracy may be to
| taking up Sumner, they could be easily
whipped in by their leaders (thc bond,
holders) should they deem it expedient
to nominate him. Sumner may be the
coming man-who knows?
PERJuRY-The Bulletin charges that
the State Expert is guilty of pt trjury in
the matter of the State printing, and
states the belief that said Expert was
paid, for swearing to a lie, by Mr. Pat
terson. We hardly believe that Martin
Van Buren Brown would swear. to lie
| ond-hand BREWER type.
OREGON WELL REpREsENrED-Th
following paragraph, clipped from the
Statesman, has our unqualified endorse
mcnt:
We bear witness, with pleasure, to
the value of the efforts in behalf of our
State constantly being made by our
Senator Corbett, who is constantly alive
to our interests and active in representing
them and making the advantages of our
State known abroad. The latest proof of
this is the receipt of pamphlet contain
ing the most important facts compiled by
the Portland Board of Statistics which
Mr.. Corbett has had republished for
general distribution. 1t seems that the
forgetfulness, or more the Indifference
and neglect of the Legislature is made up
by the assiduity and liberality of one indi-
vidual. He adds to these statistics a
note to inform the people of the East of
the progress made in constructing rail
roads in this valley and of the operations
of the y: z. r. R. Company in Wash
ington Territory. The services of such
a man as Senator Corbett are of the
greatest value, and deserve to be most
fully appreciated.
The following Telegram, from: Washing
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