The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1871-09-29

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money, 4 for accounts.
Odo Russell, newly appointed
British ambassador to the German
Empire has arrived in Berlin.
The German Reichstag will meet
on the 10th of October.
Theirs was presented by King Am
adeus of Spain with the Order of the
Golden Fleece.
Rochefort' . trial is concluded. He
is sentenced by court martial to
transportation to penal colony for
life.
The Congress Of Internationals
commenced to-day. Delegates from
Italy, Spain, France, Belgium, Ger
many and Switzerland are present.
Carlmar presides. The object of the
netting is to arrange definite action
on the continent.
DOMESTIC.
Gen. Bowen, late Justice of the Su.
preme Court of Arkansas, recently ap
pointed Governor Of Idaho, has re-
signed.
The General Grand Arch chapter
Of Masons Of the Uuited States held
a session which was official and secret
The following officers were elected foI
the ensuing thu 90 years: j. III. Drum
mond of Maine, General Grand High
Priest; Il. II English of Arkansas
Deputy General Grand High Priest
G. II. Ohr Of Maryland, Gener
al Grand Lainge (?); Charles
Marsh ofIowa, General Grand Scribe
John Mcclellan of Massachusetts,
General Grand Treasurer; G. q. Fo,
Of New York, General Grand Secre.
tary; Joseph Yester OF Wisconsin
Grand Chaplin OF the Host. ID. G.
Baukins, of Florida, Grand Roya
Arch Chapter.
Sunday. September 24.
foREioN.
A London dispatch of the 23rG
says: The Government, at the reques
OF Mr.. Moran. Secretary of Legation
has permitted Gen. Barnard and Cap
tain Sumner to attend army maneu
vers at Aldershott.
American officers dined TO o.day with
officers OF the British army at Wood
wich. Gen. Blumenthal will alst
witness the field operations.
The French steamer Lafayette
which justarrived at Havre from New
York, was burned with her cargo a
the former port.
There was an interview yesterda,
between Arnim and Remusat.
President Theirs will remain n
Versailles until after the settlement
OF tho question of evacuating the
French territory by Germans and th.
conclusion of the treaty OF commerce
between France and Germany.
/ The National Guard of Toulouse
has been peacefully disarmed.
European advices say that the In.
ternationals are spreading SO fast il
Germany that Bismark alluding K
the subject remarked that politica
cares have given place to cares of so
cialism. that disturb him still more
than the former.
DOMESTIC.
/ A Nashville, Tennessee, dispatch o
the 23rd says: the speech delivered b,
Carl Schurz. of Missouri, yesterday
created n profound impression in po
litical circles. The most signihcan
incident connected with it. is a lette
formally addressed TO Schuz, an,
signed by several hundred Ex-Con
federate soldiers, embracing ever,
grade and rank in the late rebel ser
vice, from privates and non-commis
stoned officers up to Major Generals
Signers generally represented men O
influence in the community.
Following is the letter addressed
to Senator Carl Schurz by the E
Confederates of Tennessee:
To Hon. Carl Schurz--Dear Sir
We, the undersigned, formerly Con
federate soldiers, express to you ou
: profound regard and admiration O
the late unsel6sh non-partisan, cul
, tured and patriotic address delivered
by you in this city. We admire tn
manly, independent spirit which re
fuses obedience to party when in con
victions(Oof duty and right; W
pledge you that we are no partisans
that We have faith that no words cal
express on the sublime signifcanc
of the mission and destiny of tn
: American republican; that we homo
and revere the national flag as th
resumed herald of that day when al
races of men of oil ranks and candi
tious will be redeemed and delivered
from all species OF political and men
ial thraldom- We wish to turn ou
backs upon all sectional parties, an,
all parties cropping in the moonligh
of the past, and ally ourselfs with an,
party that will be animated with tn
spirit of civil and religious liberations
broad and elevated patriotirm NO
bounded by Stute line; and inspiret
with an absdidg faith in the geniu
of free institutions.
I Senator Schurz has written
lengthy reply to the letter addresse
to him by ex coufederates, express
ing intense satisfaction at hearin
such sentiments, as an indicatio
that reconstruction and Regeneration
of the South ,hould come thloug
their own own people.
Monday. September 25.
FOREIGN.
Presidents Theirs will remain q
Versailles until after the settlemen