The Montana post. [volume] (Virginia City, Montana Territory [i.e. Mont.]) 1864-1869, 1865-10-28
CITY MONTANA TERRITORY SATURDAY, OCTOBER 2s
TELEGRAPHIO.
New York. Oct. III

New York, Oct. IL.
The Worlds Washington special says the
Swedish emigration has worked to the sat-
isfactiOn Of all parties. The farmers are
much pleased with the Swedes, whom they
find industrious, efficient, honest and yery
orderly. They do double the work of the
negroes, and do not require as much look
ing after.
The Tribune's Paris correspondence of
September 29th, says that the most impor-
tant news of the week is the confirmation by
the Moniteur La Soir Of statement made
the day before yesterday, by the London
Morning Post, that the French troops would
probably evacuate Rome by the time fixed in
the convention of September 18th, and that
some OF the regiments would be gradually
withdrawn to Civita Vecchia some time be-
| forehand.
The cholera is reported as becoming worse
at Toulon.
Chicago, Oct. IL.
The election returns from Iowa are mea-
gre; but they are sufficient to show that the
State gives majority of about twenty thou
sand for Stone, the Republican candidate for
Governor. .''.
| ...... Baltimore, Oct. IL.
AT the City Council election to-day, only
l,5OO votes were polled. There was no
opposition ticket, all the candidates being
Unionists.
The Richmond Republican of to-day says
that it will be observed by an official or1e
in another column that efficient means will
be taken to prevent any, interference by the
military with the election tomorrow. All
the troops will be removed from the vicinity
l n ha M olo IL
nor men will be permitted to approach near
them, except in case of disturbance of the
peace, when, if absolutely necessary, the
of quelling the same.
The Union majority in Pennsylvania is
estimated at 10000, with gain of several
members in Philadelphia.
New York, Oct. II.
Washington special to the Express says
that Gen. Grant has advised the Secretary
OF War to discharge at least one hundred
more general officers, Majors and Brigaders,
with their staffs. He has also advised the
mastering out of. nearly all of the negro
troops.
Colonel Parker, of Grants staff, one of
the Commissioners to treat with the south
western Indians, rebels and others, has
returned. He reports everything now sat-
isfactory.
Nashville, Oct. IL.
The House of Representatives has adopted
a resolution, by vote of sixty to four,
indorsing the administration of President
johnson, and his declaration that treason
shall be made odious and that traitors shall
be punished.
New York, Oct. 12.
News from St. Thomas, received to day,
state that Santa Anna is enlisting troops.
intending to aid Juarez and the National
cause in Mexico. At the latest date he had
enlisted only 127 men, most of whom were
Italians.
Boston, Oct. IL.
Governor Andrew has appointed the 18th
of November as day of thanksgiving and
prayer.
New York, Oct. II.
A special to the Tribune says that it is
estimated that the Wirtz trial will cost the
government over 100000. Colonel Moore
late Surgeon General of the rebel army, has
arrived, and will appear before the Writ;
Military Commission as q witness for the
defense.
The Herald's Raleigh correspondent says
in the North Carolina Convention, on las
Tuesday, report which was ordered to b,
laid over, was submitted, recommending
that no action be taken by the convention
in reference to the debt contracted by tn,
State in aid of the rebellion. 1t is .ex
pected that the debt will be entirely repu
: dated.
The Department of Mississippi is trans
ferred from the Military Division of tn
Gulf to the Military Division ofiTennessee
/ The Territory of New Mexico is trans
ferred from the Department of California t,
the Department of Missouri. Headquarter
of the Department of Missouri is transferred
to St. Louis.
q General E. F. Steele has been assigned t
t the chief command of the Department o
|. Columbia.
' The Herdld's special says that informa
i ton has been received here from Washingto
:. that six hundred Spencer rifles, in boxes
; ; were seized by the Canadian authorities a
a Niagara City, yesterday. The contents Q
e the boxes were accidentally discovered j
:, overhauling railroad freight. The authori
n ties report it as case of Fenian smuggling
e 1t is we'll known that combinations exist j
e several of the principal cities of the cour
' try for the purchase of arms from the dir
y charged soldiers, many of whom, on leavin
le the service, avail themselves of the priv
= = lege of purchasing their guns at reduce
,r prices.
(. The Tribune's special from Nashville tt
es 10th, says that the Tennessee Legislatul
le to-day tabled the resolutions indorsing Il
y policy of President johnson, as embodie
in his reconstruction of Southern States, |
III a vote of 35 to 20.
5, The Tribune's special from Columbus Il
y l1th, SAYS that forty eight counties give
y Union majority of S4,O70. 1t is expect'
ir that the counties yet to hear from W
ne increase the majority to $4,000, and wi
IS the soldiers vote, to 900. The Unionis
be have at least two thirds of both bouses
of tLo Io~;aIot,,uo thns ;,s,,n;.s. .ha oIoot;
I'd VIC e''i.S0' Vnuo in'"AS 'ne
ITS OF hepuelican SENATOR
.ir .Ul- yt New York, Oct. l3.