The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1871-07-29
TeiegraphIc Summary.

Prince Napoleon has been ordered to leave
France.
The new Spanish Ministry is arranged fol-
lows: President of the Council and Minister of
State, Serrano Foreign Affairs, Topeka; Inter
ior, Sargusta; Justice, Uiloa Finance, Aeros-
tinqui Public Works, cogua Marine, Admiral
Maleampo of Colonies, Auola.
lie ters from Cuba, via Jamaica 5th instant,
mention several important engagements in which
Cabans were successful. One pf the IN is said to
have lasted five hours and resulted in the capture
of GOO Spanish prisoners. In another 40 Span
iards were killed and l 80 prisoners taken.
Thr Cubans control the Department of Guabes-
morne-
From South America We have this A Cara
cas- letter of date July Sth says the reyoutionists
under Herrera have defeated Guzman Hlancos
forces ut every pO.nt, aud he canuot hold out
much longer.
The saiiing of Quesada's expedition for Cuba
would, it is feared, cause war with Spain, as it
is in contrayenticn of the treaty between the two
countries. Spanish war vessels are expected to
blockade the ports.
The ruage of the Ohio Mississippi Railroad
was chan sed six feet four feet nine inches
through its whole length $40 miles), in eight
hours, the 23d inst.-,ommencing at 3 and
finishing the work at Ii O'Clock of that morning.
The report of the department of Agricultur-,
just published, shows that the potato crop will be
a full average. Hay crop is short. Apples,
about three-fourths of good yield.
C. III. Christy of Athens, Georgia, was examin-
ed on the oath by the ku- kiux committee, and
he testified in substance that he knew Of no ku-
KIux organization in his district portion of the
State. He said more crime had been commit
ted than before tue war ia his section of the State
He admitted there had besn some violation OF
law by disguised persons for the purpose oil pun
ishing men and women fof living IN adultery and
foruication, and for theft, and stated 1t was he
general opinion in the community that people
took the law into sheir own .nds because 50 many
criminals had been pardoned.
FROM South Ancrica We learn that that eouu-
try is quiet, except B.rce.ona, where there has
been bard lighting. Guzman has returned To
Caracas, aud is looking about for rcinforc;-
menIs.
Mace and cobern have signed articles to Eight
November 18th, within one hundred mites of New
Orleans for i've thousand dollars.
Details of a series of earthquakes which recent
/ ly occurred at the PHILIPPINE Islands show that
| 200 persons swallowed up and killed By
.hem. Sixty bodies of the dead will be recovered
The rest of the inhabitants have left the islands,
and they entirely depopulated.
A special dispatch rom London the gath, says
the Pope may leave Rome any day. Prepnra-
tons are making for his reception at Chatsau
Corte, Corsica. Mr.. vallery, owner Of the Cha
teau, has had an understanding with Antoneili,
and is TO place it at the disposal of the Pope.
movement Is going ON in France 70 gnafan-
| tee the Pope temporal sovereignty over Corsica;
The Pope wishes to publish syllabus IN regard
to the occupation of Rome by the Italian Govern-
ment, and declaring that measures witnoia'ne
| from him all temporal powers are void. Meas
/ ures have been taken already in Rome to prepare
for the choice Of the next pope. It's proposeu =.
choose one who may be moderate IN bis IDEAS ano
not unfrienslly to Iialy, and by this means etiec
/ a com PROMISE with the italian Hoyernmcnt Car
] ainul caruiIlo dc pietro is mentioned. The dis
! position made by fhe French Chamber OF the pc
! tifions in regard to the temporal power Of TBS
Pope is equivalent to laying them on the tso1e: !.
4 movement is on foot in New York city
among 9 large number Of eapitaiis's who propose
TO resist the further collection of municipal fsxea
/ until an official showing Of the citys nnsnces i
j compelled. This movement OF the capstaiists naa
| not vet taken share hut from all such therc ars
expressions Of readiness. and not seldom Of i'm
| patience. Members Of the Produce Exchange ar
| can vassing the subject Of reform N the en-,
1 royernment earnestly.