The Montana post. [volume] (Virginia City, Montana Territory [i.e. Mont.]) 1864-1869, 1865-02-18
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+. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS


a q s.LATEsT9Bx TELEGK ap,,-g
e thsboo ts9sUJiImo s-.y-s,i-l7T -f'rs
tir- .s;TeoEo9 ,sls.n Buffalo. Jan. &c
The fire only ceased last night bv h, =,
ing itself out.f All the !buiIdinos o. ~ 49, =
eofuer of Main and Court are dastro,!o ed
tnree 5Iremen We're killed by the fallibs q
. the walls. 2f' 10 G4.I sEI - r1-iin
-, S.:i.I' .:i..t n'A' - Detroit, Jan. &c.
The ire 'easto Saginaw this M mornins, a .
ssroyea property valued at 5000. :
= f...pit. Hamilton, g. W., Jan. 26.
The Ontario Pork Packing estabI;.h.,o-
aas ees5Goyed .a6 Seo by fire this morning Loss
a91 h'ILau sniHiEiarNew York, Jan. p6. e
Ihe Times special says: Every membe,
OF the rebel cabinet except Trenholen. has
;ieS.snea. congressman are withdrawn
t1oileward' pon and johnson refuses to take
nea9fegards department, and Lee declines
~. ."A' co command l OF any army but his own.
Quebec, Jan. 26.
r. In Punishment, last night the Attornev
oeneral brought in . bill for the prevention
ana suppression of outrages on the front;er
aand ana .le the manufacture and shipment of arms
lor Ply unlawful purposes, and proyidine' for
seizure and examination Of all susnected
vessels also give notice to nersons nrov;nr
unworthy Of hospitality in this eountrv te
temose }se- from it. The bill was conied in
part from the Imperial Act, and part from
an aes OF congress passed in Wasbinoton
~ .raod; 200. The bill was passed to a. second
st. Louis, Jan. &c.
Late adviees from Eastport, Mississ:nni.
confrm the report that the 18th Tennessee
cavalry, 6O0 strong, are encamped nt CI;fo
ton, Tenn, and had sentsword to onr lin
lhat; they wished to surrender. take tbe
@ oath OF allegiance and go home. y :, =.
In the louisiana Senate on the III, n
resolution passed to- third readinc rennast'
'ihsthe delegation to Congress to vote for
.ne anendment.to the constitution prohib-
itlnS slavery, and pledging the General
Assenoiy 's't 10 ratify the amendment.
,,,,-..,. !. Fortress Monroe, Jan. "a.
The gunboat Advance arrived from -. |
fisher this morning, with portion of rho
crews -, or tho blockade runners Stag and /
+ Snarle!te' captured on the, 2Ist while en-
u aieafvEoprlng to run into Wilmington with. cav.
soes Oh rlfes, blankets, etc., being ioborant
Of the occupation of Fort Fisher by on
lorees.aict Ta9H % stuayl., ei,..,r,,-''-.- SssE
',,9a..la i r.sj.i Washington, Jan. 26.
AN important station and grain denot of
ne overland mail contractor at .In1aib,
20, tne Platte, has been abandoned by a77I iii
'3eept one OF the men in charge. il, c,;nsnl W. /,
luence OF the Indian massacres in III !
At last accounts the saw
yes mad not attacked the station and - =
- ,1w noped 1t will be saved Gen. Cnrtis
no commands the troops on the 1Overl,n3 {
oHute, ~ lelegraphs, from Fort Leayenwortb e
NY troops are seven days out from Cot. e
'nMoou springs hunting Indians. There
ne 2eedof leaving Julesburg, which must
6 held. AZ 7u5 toF 81 r % - - ass "
The above was sent IN reply to one Of tho a
'Verai kilograms from contractor Holladavl
fsently appealing for the protection of the
ations, stating if Julesburg should be v,
.cked, the Overland mail must he sus. ir
snded antil spring and grass are sufficient. n,
advanced to afford subsistence to the live It
oek Of the Company. .S a.. s
Z, ID Qr Army of Potomac, Jan. "a. il
Qu,et prevails along the line of this ar. tn
J, .ne oad weather prevailing for the past ID
y oays making itimpracticable to carrv
. any mlhtary movements. Desertars -,
Z coming into the lines very numerouslv. ar
inperi from twelve to- fifteen -daF. ali co
wnom tell the most doleful stories of ta
fdshIps they had endured, scarcity of -
DIVISIONS, a,. etc., and predict the endIof the vi
'eihon near.HG .sros -" gi;
'..ssf lea New York, Jan. Goth. an
I me Times spesial saysl The War De. res
Itmehtns determined to take promnt.ac- th'
lh' regard to the interfererce Nv In. CO..
ms with the Overland mail, and it1;s5 y
.Propaoles that the section of ebuntrv OF
y SinIested by Indians will be so orcaniz. LTul
aS 10 prevent any future trouble. ofi7r, lns
,,,.,i.,. 20 - New York, Jan. 26. 3
'he J Mo Richmond Enquire. takes occasion ash
renew i. ITS appeals. for Immediate con. II
ption OF negroes, and urges Congress- 70 ral
lsn al thoughts of negotiations for r. r..
ce, ana devote its whole time TO war ~. AZ
lsures, and says, let all resolve that nm. Iiso
ne !, enemy whe made war shall offer hon. nsn &c
oie Terms OF peace, no men in these tv,, rs
leg Ita VIII wish for peace; but that war. ~.
= pe the object and purpose Of these 'b
Charleston letter to the Richmond Dis. bm. h,,.
N says, many of the most furious ad- lth,,
ites OF secession in 1860, as we'll as many q T,
he M ost confident and resolute support Fre
Of our holy cause, in 1863, are now most ~
rulous and ,despondent at the :reyerses f. -
en- have overtaken our arms aild the de- !.
aiizing influence Of the blockade fun. "A
trade have wrought this great change. iiotl
hat the Charleston of to. davis noloSs ing
ne charleston of former days. rpaE!e "a,
a. ..s.,iiIos 3 New York,Jan, 2S. ;na not
asiness us very. unsettled. Geidis down Sou
W ana trade is in state of fcrment. I for
peace rumors have unsettled the mar. ceiiy
.9r ! alatosnia produces. Wool, and tai. all |
suppressed and unsettled, hides are in How,
crate :demand. Wheat is. up: norI soul
9 as.lye and frmer.b Foreisn exehanre upoi
IN bankers, bills sIlQ, and 100 for 50 ma
!. 2 stocks dull, California sesens m Is: Tea,
p peess., W: Qaicksilyer Mining Gompa. Don
eet 9ogernment sacurities sym oaihise 'fron
: 9ta,i s Money, market easy. The call red.
iisper centa 54an f,.T .Y..si .s.,s with
d t!sow d .3sos eNewaYork, !, JAN. 90. mad
le sentinel announces the appointmen, deni
Feckinridge as Secretary of War. poi 10 g
81 se.1 csc ssisoqNeydYork, Jan.1 20. r. III
~ mission 70 not .bspslsss, sSfeas 81 Ter
q OF each other and n6n h S<s A. .s.lsaS fF ~