The Montana post. [volume] (Virginia City, Montana Territory [i.e. Mont.]) 1864-1869, 1865-11-04
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The correspondent of the London Times says the
Fenian agitation is still rife in Liverpool, and In
spite of the special vigilance policy, drills and meet
ines for discussions conducted with comparative
freedom. During the present week, numerous meet
pgs have been held attended not only by men OF tho
lower ranks but by persons of considerable MEANS
AZ these meetings resolutions were adopted In sup
mort of the Fenian objects and Organization, oy
money and physical aid, If necessary. Inc question
of the purchase of vessels and the formation or an
armament FOR privateering purposes was discussed
The idea of proving on British commerce at sea ap-
peared to be keenly relished. resolution to carry
out an object of this kind was put ana Carried Win
enthusiasm and much violent language was used.
As a proof however, that the resolution was nos
mere froth, call made for SUBSCRIPTIONS and IN
| a few minutes nearly s200 were laid down. with
the exception of the vaporlng styie Oh Iik, ns,c
might be expected such an OCCASION the proceeo-
ings wereordery. Minutes of the previous meetings
were read and memoranda of the above resolutions r
| were made. ",
| Reserve that the Fenian disafection has spread
among its members considerably A strong feeinS
was entertained in the town, In favor OF vigorous
and prompt canvass of both the volunteer ana naval
reserve forces in order to discover the recreants
New York, Oct. Is.
The limited States Consul in the City of Mexico
has basn refused admittance to the Imperial palace
being informed that such person was unknown
there. q "a
The Michigan Central Railroad freight depot con
tanning large amount of freight, was destroyed oy
Sra last NIGHT The loss is estimated at Sl,O0OOOO.
p"i''"-'' ... Washington, Oct. 20.
The Missouri delegate, sent from the Fenian con
gress to Washington with reference to the unconai
1onal release of John Mitchell, prisoner at Fort
e Monroe, reports that he has been successful. An
order for that purpose will be Issued.
y New York, Oct. 20.
e AWashinrton dispatch to a Philadelphia paper
saws the counsel of JEFF Davis has expressed desire
N that his client be accorded an lmmedlate trla lns
,e desire comes originally from DAVIS wno' - su' @
ar has declared he has fears for the issue; that
- - therefore the Government would do ham great
or favor by arragnng him at the earliest possible mo-
al ment Owing to the recent favorable change IN MS
every day life mainly the work of the President ne
. has everything he could ask liberty Itself and
Ill 'he presenes % -' Nashville, Oct 20.
rs The notorious guerrilla, Champ Ferguson, was
3D. hanged to-day The execution was conducted Pri-
ne vately. Wa, oo. IL
DIS, Tho Hsralds Philadelphia correspondent says that
IN the measures which will occupy the fenisI
OF National Congress, now In session In that cry,
d, one TO provide for the organization OF tne Anei
nus members of the brotherhood into military U'uy
the ready to cooperate with the brethren across IN
49, water. ,,.;,, J., ;.a.,o
II, In without delay. ~
oe Ortpga has been arresUeu III tuis
pom instance of Colonel Allen, Mexican recruiting on
Ger who has expended 81, 600 In procuring recruiG
ade which sum 0rtega refuses TO reimburse.
DE Philadelphia, Oct. IL.
hes At tho Fsniau Convention to-day, P. J. Whsels
INK n prominent Irish American journalist, made
md appearance having Just returned from soui
ible Ireland, during which ne was ihtiiateiy -
and with Irish Fenians, and informed himself OF Ine
of plans He reports the organization as Poweriul
aim pnder skful leaders. The members OF the conVe
may tion present have been increased oy F;no
in the west One from California was expected Fina
in col matters are being rapidly perfected and 81
lead scriptions to the loan will soon be cemmeneed.
.... Philadelphia, Oct. 20.
mp At session of the Fenian Congress Wednesd'
Io Gen. Sweeney was assigned seat on the Plauo[
80 The General was received wltn uucn ehtH -, :
'eeI declined making speech, as the convention "ie
ofora work. -; u,s al
eLoe At the afternoon session, resolution was aa
ted prohibiting delegates from taking notes Oh
proceedings. The members or the Convention ~ " !"
I'VE ordered to destroy any which had already oeen
pre- ten for fear they might be lost and give lntor
Yhich tlon to the enemy. , ,-,,1 9,
A abroad was received with the most entnuslass.S
II, onstration and a resolution was adopted, tue u
@ hers of the convention rising TO their leet WIZ
accord pledging the fullest support to their III
nn of abroad. ,rv,, oo, Q
all be - al;,;
onvic Files of late West India papers furnish addi
rlSdlc- details OF Ie'!AhS hU' e.ts T., ,,oDtb
than of those Islands, on Tue oSu a-o VI itorsas
in the Guadaloupe IL was particularly oa "a bIov
both lifted from the grouna, torh " and m
fragments to a considerable dlst"nOe' emu
which filled with the flying debris. in one town the
addi- pital was blown down, ana al tne . hn,
ed wounded. Between Two nunuen nn anu IS ,bo r
IN each persons have been Klleu, anu Tue 80,
DESTROYED, there being scarcely tree iett stanl
in pur- 1t is believed that many Se'Sel' n"'e "
entitle or sunk. -. n,
of ohi'"eo'
noes of The packing house of Favorite q Son w, Wa
form troyed by fire last ght Loss estimated at
of cos Insured . ..