The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1871-09-08


the priests One person killed and
many wounded.
Duke de Aumale declines the Presi-
dency of the French Republic.
Austria, Germany, Italy and per-
haps Russia have signed . treaty Of
| peace. ~ Il 4SSk - fstss44A
Cholera at Hamburg, Konigstarg
and Altoona. -.s-.s'-4''a =
i DOMESTIC. 0 sI
Yellow fever abating in Charleston.
At the Mobile disaster 55 were
killed and 81 wounded
Friday. September
iEa FoREIoN.
The prolongation OF Theirs pow
er has not yet been determined by the
French Assembly.
The Bien Public announces that
the payment Of the third installment
of the indemnity of half milliard
francs was completed to-day.
1t is said Gurney has presented
English claims to the amount Of
100000 against the United States.
No formal treaty has yet been con-
cluded between Germany and Austria.
Subscriptions have been opened in
England for the relief of the people
of Persia. The Minister from there
has been named as Chairman of the
Committee to solicit aid for his coun-
trymen.
The Pope, in receiving the homage
of the Papal Guard, said Il cannot
name the day of deliverance, but the
time is not remote when we shall is.
sue together from our prison.
| A heavy shock Of earthquake was
felt at Kingston, Jamaica, Aug. 2lst.
Advices from Chill state that reli-
gious reform measures have been in.
troduced into Congress. The sham
king Arcania fled to Buenos Ayres.
I Callao advices represent that the
celebration of Peruvian independence
caused great excitement.
Ecuador advices state that Presi-
dent Marino had been captured and
shot by the revolutionists.
DOMESTIC. q
A grand reception was given at
New York this evening to DIR. John
Morse, of California, special deputy
Grand Sire Of the Grand Lodge OF
Germany.
The body Of young woman was
found in trunk at the Hudson River
depot on Saturday and identified as
Alice Bowlesby, aged twenty-five
years, of West Patterson, New Jer.
sey. eR
The steamer Jard, which left Liv.
erpool on the 10Th, ran into the Nor.
wegian bark Mnia on the night oi
August 2Sd and sent her down with
eleven out Of twelve lives on board
Six deaths by yellow fever reported
in Charleston last week.
I Saturday. September e.
FOREIGN.
Russell, member of Parliament
from Limerick, is dead.
| Panl de Kock, the novelist, is dead
Chimachow, village of East Prus
sia, with population of 479, has had
SO cases of cholera, 46 Of which were
fatal.
The Austrian Ambassador to France
has been authorized to declare thai
Italy declines to participate in the con
ference at Gastien.
The great yacht race at Halifax OF
the sist ult. was won by an Englisi
crew.
noursrfc
The leading physicians of Savann:
say there is no cholera in that city.
The object of the Presidents visi
to Washington is supposed to be TO
the purpose of issuing a proclamation
declaring martial law in some of tn,
sections of the South. Scott, of tn,
Ku Kluk Committee, is known a
having been in conference with tn,
: President on that subject yesterday
Ii is likely that at the Cabinet meet
ing the course to be taken will be dc
cided.
The Secretary of the Navy to-da,
: received some battle flags captured b,
. the naval forces at Corea, with til
names of the captors.
Sunday. September s.
. FOREIGN.
Great care is being taken to prt
vent the Introduction of cholera j
} France and England.
ii 1t is rumored that Sir Alexande
Cockburn will be the British membe
of the Board of Arbitration, which
q to meet at Geneva under the treaty {
. Washington.
: The French Assembly have passe
q decree prolonging the power {
Theirs. The event is regarded q
q propitious by foreign powers.
i DOMESTIC.
The name of the counsel for our a
I bitrator at Geneva, will be Withheld
: till it be known that he will accept
!, Many prominent Republicans al
4 already speculating upon the cours
: of the forthcoming Republican Ne
:, York State Convention concernin
q the questions affecting national po
Q itics. 1t is recommended that tt
> State Convention make an issue Q
& municipal reform, and raise the issr
for the next Presidential candidate.
!. Monday. September 8.
4sIs8s.as5 = FOREIGN. s.
L A monster demonstration was hel
II in Dublin last evening. One hundre
q thousand people were present at Il
. meeting at Phoenix Park. Smyt
Butt and Nolan spoke. A resolutie
= demanding the release of Fenians W,
u adopted. As the people were returl
6 ing collision occurred. The poll,
: drew their slaves and the people use
), / sticks and slaves. The latter we