The Montana post. [volume] (Virginia City, Montana Territory [i.e. Mont.]) 1864-1869, 1865-07-01
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lntelllgence from all parts of the State
indicate return of the people to the low
atty of United States citizens. Different
counties are establishing a home police sys-
tenn for the purpose of maintaining order
and suppressing depredations. The pros
poets are that the movement to restore civil
law through the Inauguration of a new State
government will call out the largest vote
ever cast in the State, so anxious are the
people to return to peaceful pursuits. Pres.
ident Johnson's amnesty proclamation was
well received by the people of the State, and
also the appointment of Mr. Holden as pro-
yisional Governor.
The people of South Carolina have called
upon the United States military authorities
ct Charlotte, in this State, for protection
fiRg depredations upon each other.
New York. June IL.
The Orleans correspondent of the Herald
says: The estimated total amount of cot
ton secreted west of the Mississippi, is a
hundred thousand bales, two-thirds of which
are in Arkansas. Pierre Soule is in Mexico.
Ex-Gov. Moore was arrested at Mobile and
sent to Washington. .-f nj. grrr.a
Gen. Sheridan has issued orders forbid
ding military interference with the shipment
of cotton. .e.H-..i'.a ..E f.r-., II
The steamer Gov. Troup, from Augusta
for Savannah, with cargo of cotton. took
fire III miles below Augusta. The vessel,
cargo and baggage were lost, and four pas
sengers were drowned.
Gen. Molineaux has ordered the school
teachers of Augusta to take the oath eff allie
glance. Orders have been sent bv the au-
thorities of Augusta for supply of school
books, and free schools are to be at once
opened for all classes. All restrictions On
trade have been removed by Generals Gil.
more and Grover in their respective depart
ments. Id a.....u . .r....-...-. . - -.
.......-... -..- Washington, June IL.
Official news from Acapulco, dated May
9Th, embraces the following intelligence,
which is suppressed in the dispatches sent
through French sources from Havana
Gen. Regules, with part of the LIST division
OF the Central National army of Mexico,
attacked the city of HacoIbero, State of
Achoaco, on the 11th of April, and took it
by storm, capturing all the garrison, inclu-
ding 2OO Belgians, together with their am
munition and artillery. A few days before
the national forces had captured a train with
supplies and ammunition, from Mcrelia to
Passeaso, and defeated the French forces in
Purnandiero. Curtzo ond Seonipo, all Ma
coan and Cartega had taken the field.
The Navy Department has received the
following from Orleans:
.a.r..'L May 81.
A dispatch dated the 25th, is just received
from Capt. Sands, reporting the evacuation
OF the defenses of Sabine Pass, Forts Man.
nahatts and Griffin. Acting Volunteer Lieut..
Com. Pennington had hoisted Nthe United
States flag on these forts. The guns, five in
number, were spiked. Fort Griffin is de-
scribed as having five bomb proofs, covered
with two feet of solid timber, two LAYERS Of
railroad iron, and four feet of earth on top
Of these. #..-r
Capt. Sands, under date of the 9th.
reports the rebel army Of Texas disbanding
| and going to their homes, the terms of sur
render recently executed at Orleans between
the rebel commission sent by Gen. Kirby
Smith and Gen. Candy, having been COM
piled with on the part of the rebels. 1t
only remains for us to occupy the fortifca.
tions. .. .s
With regard to the rebel naval forces in
Texas, l. am assured by the Confederate
Lieut.-Oom. the Jonathan Carter, who is now
here, and declares himself to be senior naval
officer, that there is no naval property nor
any officers in Texas, on the seaboari. and
only one vessel on Red river the ram Missouri.
which will be surrendered to the Commander
of the Mississippi squadron.
lSlgned) --a-.. THATCHER,
Acting Rear Admiral.
The bureau of internal revenue does not
feel authorized by law to regard the amount
received on policy insurance as either a
legacy or income, consequently assessors.
until further advised, will not hold such
amounts to tax. ~
F Cairo, June IL.
The steamers Poland and Idaho eollided
in the Yazoo river on the Sd, resulting in the
sinking of the Poland, with the loss of ten
or twelve lives. ,'..s1s5l-
Morgan. the rebel who last year shot Gen.
Candy, has been arrested.
Orleans advices of the 9th state that an
| important clue to the cause of the late dis
astrous explosion at Mobile is thought to
have been obtained. A man named Wall
has been arrested, charged with being i'm
plicated. He states that ho and two other
men, on the night previous to the explosion.
placed torpedoes beneath q building CON.
tanning powder; that the work was performed
under the direction of rebel Major. who
threatened them with instant death if thew
dlsobeyed or offered to resist, and that the
MAJOR afterwards lighted the fuse of the
shell connected with the Internal machine
Torpedoes had also been discovered in the
rooms OF the Custom House, SO arranged
as to explode On opening the doors. Others
had been found concealed in the desks in
the same building. -~'e-'.'-
Washington, June II.
Surgeon General VIM. Wheelan, chief of
. ne bureau re OF medicine and surgery of the
avy Department, died last night, after
a 9rotracted illness, from disease of the
] heat. = 'Ao0 'Ao0
=. -, @ New York, June IL.
In,Times' special from Chattanooga 18th.
says A tremendous explosion and fire
occurrd there on the evening of the 9th. il
Is .supPsed through carelessness. Sparks
rom ieomotive ignited some loose pow
oer IN tntOrdnance Department, exploding
several th0sand tons Of fixed ammnnit;on