The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1873-12-13

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Oh the I'D Inst, another iinpofiant
Cnllslstory will he held abont Easter.
On the 4th. at Casper Mills. McndO-
cine county, Cal. saw burst and
struck !. p. Christianaon ON the
side Of the head. cutting his face nearly
off. He died on the 18th.
Col. Pike. formerly II the 3. F.
Chronicle. will isslie u new PAPER nexi
week. to he called the West Coast Star,
Mt Mendocino.
From Eureka. Nevada. we have
this; Mrs. Gonlitte wns snow .boiiDd
three davs and nights in a valley thia
side Thirty Mile Spring, Her teann
ster. who was moving her to Cherry
Creek. while walloWing through the
snow slipped under the wagon. crush.
ing both feet. and was afterwards
frozen and unable to prM led further.
They caniptd there md remained three
days and nights III flR scverst storm
that has ever visited this section. With
little TO eat aud no fire hut wlmt they,
kindled from hoXes and pieces Of tllr-
nitnre from the wagon. At last Mrs.
Gonlit'e hestri'liDg one Of the horses,
made Thirty Mite Sprillg. after Il hard
struggle. lastillg alI day aid far into
the uiglt. During MI this time the
teamster with lis feet mangled. was
lying helpless and alone by thu road
side. The few lllnkpts tl,rownarnlmd
him aff;rled but little protection from
the Storm. AS soOn as Mrs. Gonlitte
reported at the Spring. men at once
started ont 10 rescue the teamster. who
was found alive and conveyed To the
station.
When, on the Doth Of November,
the protocol was signed by Secretary
Fish aud Admiral Polo, thragrpement
was conclusive and required no en-
dnFsemeht of the Governments Of the
United States and Spain. as the basis
hui been previously settled by them.
The stipulation Of the time. manner
and place for the surrender of the Vir
giaius aud the surviving passengers
and crew, etc. Is reserved IN the pro-
tocOl, which was signed on Momlay.
II is understood the men will be deliV>
cred toa United States vessrl at Santi.
ago de Culm. The vessel will be de-
liveretl ut some port other than Ha-
vana Oh Tuesday next.
The Tucson (Arizona) Citizen nub-
fishes a long list Of murders and tlefts
committed by Aparbes from Cachise's
Reservation upon Mexicans. 1t says
that fourteen months since Cachise's
Indians treated with General Howard.
Since that time almost constant tales
have come from Sonora oftlle bntchery
of men. women and children, theits OF
stock, and destruction Of crops and
other property. Agent ,JefforlS told
the proprietor OF the CITIZEN that he
did not care how many McXicns his
people killed in Mexico; timt the Mex
leans deserved killing, ctc. General
Howard profrssel sympathy for
negroes and Indians, but none for
Mexicans.
Following appointments for the Pa
citic c0aSt have been announced: Chap.
lain McAlisteris ordered to Mare Island
California. The President has nonlin-
ated A. j. Smith as Surveyor General
of Montana; William Stafford as Re.
ceiver of Public Moneys, ElkO. Ne
vada; Ward Z. Marcellius as United
States Marshal for California. and
Walter Van Dyke as United Stalcs
Attorney for California. The Senate
confirmed Nathan Kilnball as Survey
or General Of Washington Territory,
and W. j. Wright Postmaster at Val
lejo.
Passengers from the West, on the
9th. report the snow very deep on por-
lions of the Central Pacific Railroad
in some sections, five en-
gines to haul Il single train. Still, as
yet there is no delay In the connection
Of the Union Pacific at Og'len. Win.
ter has commenced here in terrible
earnest. The snow Is six feet deep in
the Wasatch mining canyons.