The Montana post. [volume] (Virginia City, Montana Territory [i.e. Mont.]) 1864-1869, 1865-10-21
TEIEGRAPHIC.
New York. Oct. 8.

.... ...-.. New York, Oct. 8.
Texas advices say that large quantities of
land have been purchased by Polish agents,
for the purpose of introducing colony of |
Polish emigrants. The first party is expected
in December. -r.-r-
The Herald's Washington special says: OF
the 81 forts comprising the Washington line |
of defenses south of the Potomac, but eleven
have an armament now, and they will prob
ably be dismantled before the lst of next
January. -4.a ~
Philadelphia, Oct. 4.
1t is established beyond doubt that in
convention with distinguished Illinoisians,
few days since, Gen. Grant declared that
the Cover nment will vindicate the Monroe
Doctrine ut an early day land that Maxim;lian
must leave Mexico. 1t will be, he says, less
expensive to rid Mexico of the presence of
the enemy than to guard our borders against
him. 1t is his opinion that it will require no
call for troops, but with the present army,
he can spare enough to give efficiency to the
forces Of Mexico.
The news from the interior of Turkey is
very discouraging. 1t would appear that
100000 refugees, who fed from the cholera
in Con stantinople, had carried the disease
only in the seaports, but in the interior,
that the ravages of the epidemic had com
menced.
Washington, Oct. 3.
Authentic information has been received
here that Duke Gwin and Gov. CLARK, late
of Missouri, have been arrested and commit
ted to Ft. jackson.
Washington, Oct. 5.
Mipistnr CLAW hos tran N mi tad to the State
Department an official copy of the conditions
stipulated between the Russian Telegraph
Department and Hiram Sibley, for the estab
| lishment of telegraphic communication be-
tween Russia and America. The exclusive
right is granted to the latter, plenipotentiary
of the American w. U. Telegraph Company,
for thirty three years from the day the line
shall be opened. The Russian Government
is to grant further term, as it may judge
convenient, in order to encourage the un-
Iertaking. The Government allows forty
per cent. on the nett proceeds of dispatches
transmitted by it over lines to and from
| America, and in order to contribute as much
as possible to the success of the present un-
dertaking, the minister of public utility will
adopt the measures necessary for securing
the company's telegraph from being mali
ciously injured by the local population, but
at the same time the Government refuses to
take upon itself any responsibility for such
| INJURIES of any nature whatsoever. The
company is allowed to import material free
of duty.
New York, Oct. 5.
The Central Council of the Fenian Broth
Hofse.. IN this city. riley Htastsf etaiisol
special general congress of the entire organ
ization in the United States, to meet at
Philadelphia, on Monday, the 10th of the
present month.
Cairo, Oct. 8.
A Jackson, Miss, dispatch of the 5th.
saws that Humphrey 8 majority for Goyernol
will probably reach 10000. G. L. Potter
the anti-negro testim ony candidate as Judge
of the Court of Appeals in the jackson
District, has majority of 5000.
Farther Point, Oct. 9.
The French Government is preparing t.
evacuate Rome.
New York, Oct. 9.
Mayor Macbeth and the Common Counci
of Charleston, S. c., have been restored
and the Mayor is to have jurisdiction owe
the whites. The negroes are turned over
the Provost Marshal. The militia is to b
organized and to take the oath of allegiance
The 18th will be the day of election of tn
State officials.
In North Carolina, the popular feeling
entirely against secession, and the obno1
lious ordinance is declared null and vol
In from the beginning.
Good news from Georgia generally. Th
civil authorities are satisfied and, only on
ticket was run at the late election. Con
plants are made that the negroes are so laz
as to threaten d failure of the crops ne;
season.
Fifty thousand American tourists, it
s. said, are spending 100000, 900 in gold p
N year in Europe.
This morning the counsel for Ketchu
announced that he would put in plea
is, guilty to the indictments charging his Gle
with forgery. As matters affecting his la
= firm and their creditors are still pendin
E. and his explanations and testimony are ST
required by those interested, it is desirab
:, to defer the plea to as late day in the pre-
ent term as practicable. This arrangeme
was agreed to.
A special dispatch to the Post, frc
Washington, says that the Navy departing
has ordered the ex-rebel ram Stonewall, NJ
at Havana, to be brought to one OF our ma
Fs yards. ;. o.o.
on the lst, has arrived.
The Fenian prisoners were brought beft
the police magistrates, including the edi
and proprietor of the Irish Neus. \
ck, Barry, counsel for the crown, made 10
speech and said that within the last TO
~ night, $500 had arrived from America,
- be expended in revolutionIzng Ireland, a
by that days mail the Government
Intercepted letter for one of the prison
named Lapper, containing draft for IA
md on the banking house of Rothschild; q
several other letters which contained bill
exchange. .r-. ..t..
nm The making of pixies had been extensiV
carried on. One of the prisoners had mi
two thousand of these murderous weape
Numerous revolvers and breastplates W
il on found in the possession of the prlsor
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