The Montana post. [volume] (Virginia City, Montana Territory [i.e. Mont.]) 1864-1869, 1865-09-30
CITY OF MONTANA TERRITORY SATURDAY SEPTEMBER 80
scarcely get through the coming winter without

scarcely get through the coming winter without
assistance '. Ta-r ss.L LI.. |
..r. New York, Sept. 16.
The Tribunes Washington special says, the first
overland mail for Charleston since the beginning of
the rebellion, left here to-day, by the Alexandria
Orange Railroad.
The Trlbunes correspondent says: am told by
person whose authority cannot be disputed, that
the President and Mr.. Seward look upon the recog-
milton Of Mexico as an act perfectly legitimate in
itself, and which must eventually take place. This
will not prejudice the Monroe doctrine, nor inter
fere with its maintenance which will be re-asserted
with more strength than ever. r. .-
4 -.rr.T .. Fort Smith, Ark, Sept. IA.
Col. Parker and Senator Irwin, who have been de-
tailed Indian Commission, leave here on Sat
urday for Bluff Creek, Colorado where they will meet
the Commissioners appointed to treat with the Arap
ahoes Cheyennes, and other Indians, in October.
Sanborn, Superintendent Murphy, Kit Carson and
VIM. Bent will be there.
portion of the Creeks signed the treaty of peace
to-day. Delegates from Comanches, and also rebel
delegation from Armstrong; Academy, arrived to-
day. ~
: ,l-7.r r..a New York, Sept. l6.
The Tribune's Washington special says that some
of the original planters directing their attention
to the importation of foreigners to conduct the ope
rations of agriculture One gentleman in Charlotte
S. c., has introduced thirty-two Swedes as aborers
who have proved themselves patient, industrious and
persevering but apprehenslons are entertained
that the climate, far south, will operate unfavor
ably on their health and on their powers of endu-
rance.
Montgomery, Ala, Sept. Is.
The first vote taken this morning in the Conven- |
ton decided by 5S to 3d. against the Reputation of
the Confederate State debt.
New York, Sept 16.
New Orleans files to the 7th instant have been
received
The Times Brownsville correspondent says that
the health of the colored soldiers continues bad
SANITARY have been STRICTLY thourh
enforced
The Liberals at Matamoras are collecting in large
force which will soon be increased by a union with
the forces under Gems. Cortinas CarayaiaI Capeles
and Delon.
A skirmish took place on the Tampico road be-
tween the rebel troops under Escobeda and party
of 1mperialists, under Tmergaro, having a wagon
train in their charge. The Imperialists were driven
! back to Monterey, where, getting renforcaments,
they went out again, and were met by Cortinas's
guerrilas, and were again defeated and driven back
with heavy loss.
Four Confederate Americans were barbarously mur-
dered recently, by robbers of whom is reported
to be Gen. Parsons of Missouri while other report
says it is Col. Parsons. of Texas.
The Times has published Gen. Slocum's order
revoking his order forbidd1g the organization of
the militia of Mississippi by Gov. Sbarkey, and says
have information somewhat reliable that impor-
tant changes will soon take place in Mississippi
regarding the powers and conduct of the Freedmen
Bureau, which will doubtless form precedent for
the government of all the other States lately in
insurrection.
:, Cairo, Sept. l6.
+ The Orleans Times city of Mexico correspondent
of the 1lth, says; The from the United States
3 great agitation and extreme anxiety among
the Imperiasts in the State, and the most Jealous
b adherents of Maxlmllllan are discouraged. Every
one to feel increasing despondency and the
liberal forces increasing rapidly in every diree
;; tion. The city papers daily chronicle continued
fighting. The town of Santiago near Orizaba, has
declared for Juarez by recognizing Gen. Garcia as
, | Liberal Governor of Vera Cruz. This place Offers
# great advantage to the Liberals as it puts them in
correspondence with the States of TobascO and Chi
apa where immense bodies of Liberals united anG
seriously menacing Orizaba itself, and the railroad
from Vera Cruz The Imperialists have attacked thu
place twice. and have been severely repulsed which
a has caused great sensation.
" The Austrian Count Therise has been operating il
the mountains, near Puebla, and captured some prs
- ners of Importance.
-, The Austrian detachment in Ahantlan, which i
=. composed of one company of lancers and another
~ infantry, with mounted howitzer, has been com
~ PEELED to surrender to the Liberals The Austrian
m o who commanded, FL. N. Rucerck, ond the imperial
- ist officers, shot.
~ The Austrian commander in MicEoacan has parole
some of the Republican prisoners, in the hope tina
g the Belgian prisoners would be similarly treated
81 of the Liberals.
" VI That State is decidedly in favor of the Liberals
n whose official paper at Durango mentions the rear
IL pearance in the State of General Pottona who ha
Joined the bands of COrola and Caligar, their CON
u.s. bned forces amounting to two thousand five hundre
nd men. The French waiting their movement
gh with great anxiety.
all propretors must their aborers resist th
an Liberals said propretors should be responsible fl
nd the acts of Juarez. This is only giving arms an
We recruits to the Liberals.
ter Tampco correspondence Is most discouraging.
la is three months since communication has been ha
tn with San Luis and the interior. No merchandi
by be transported, and trade has been completed
at blocked.
at There is no government of the Imperialist part
by either In Sonora, Chihuahua, Genero TObasc
which States entirely in the hands of the Liber
party. ..-. ....
of Five thousand Confederates have enrolled und
var the Imperial Government. They expect to e
he twenty thousand. Duke Gwn is at the head of th
business.
ra- New York, Sept. II.
sly The City of Boston, from Liverpool on the 6
the and Queenstown the 7th, has arrived with ne
four days later.
ans The Confederate bondholders held a meeting
10, London on the 4th, and debated their prospect
the Some speakers even contended that the FEEDER
lal Government responsible The proceedings afor
ed so little ground for hope that the bonds declin
md one per cent. ..... ..
ere The Liverpool Post points out that trade betwe
old the Mersey and the Southern ports is assuming
sht old activity Many ships have sailed and many
ed. are en- berth for the cotton ports.
In Sir A. Hamilton, the distinguished astronomer,
dead. ---.
ted ---- -----,
ION In couple of weeks the great thoroug
by fare is to be opened to travel from Ne
and York to Lawrence, Kansas, a distance
ION On almost couple of thousand miles. Two
an three years more will take it to Julesbu
.oel and Denver, if the signs of the times ind
res cate anything. The railroad west fro
Ion Omaha is to be completed one hundr
II. miles this season. Territorial Enterprise
are ~ .t. .
Ind lHE fenlahs are looming up as sour
,ur- of diplomatic trouble Tor Secretary SeWar
Tho EnrI;sb auhassv has carafnllv m al