The Montana post. [volume] (Virginia City, Montana Territory [i.e. Mont.]) 1864-1869, 1865-12-02
TELEGRAPHlC ABSTRACT.
DATES TO NovEMBER Goth.

The Shenandoah i'm the Mersey...
Mexican News...Prize Fight for the
Champion ship of America....Gen.
eral Intelligence. etc., etc.
New York, Nov. 15.-The San Antonio " Express
represents unparalleled drouth in Texas Stocks dying
all through Western Texas
In remens riot Jersey City, this afternoon, several
persons injured The riot quelled after making
some arrests.
The 'Posts" special says the President recently de-
cded to issue ratons TO the suffering freedmen in the
Southern States during the coming winter.
Toronto, Nov. l6-An intense Fenian excitement pre-
vailed here yesterday and this forenoon An attack on
the city expected and the military called out in
The excitement this evening has some
what subsded.
New York, Nov. 1.-THE "world's" Washington dis
patch says Intelligence has been received to-day, and
communicated to the proper authorities relative TO the
situation of Mexico, from gentleman who has arrived
here and whose word is veuched for He that on
his way from Tobasco to New York, within the past two
weeks he met agent of Maxmilian, who stated that
affairs desperate in the interior for the mperasts,
and that every reported victory for them brought sub
santia results that account of their inability to draw
supplies from the revOed districts the against the
Liberals carried at heavy expense. The agent
further added that he had been despatched by Maximil
to France ask for hundred millions Of dollars
and forty thousand troops and that in the event of Napo
Icons failing to furnish the and means, the evacuation
of Mexico by the French must soon follow. Maxmilian
paying visit to Yucatan, and had removed his per-
sona effects to that place set sail from in the city
of Mexico had to be abandoned He reported also the
shipping of a good deal of specie to Europe.
Gen. Logan has sgned his acceptance of the mission
to Mexico.
New York. Nov. 1s-The 81 ribunes' special says the
overland mail Salt Lake the Government
sS5 600 annually and the postal receipts are only So
The Orleans Times" of the 5h, says in relation to
of naval and military preparation, ETC.: We have
information that not at liberty TO disclose giving
positive confirmation of these rumors We hesitated not
to predict that unless the French troops removed
from Mexico before Christmas there would be active
intervention in behalf of the Liberals and the policy OF the
United States would be vndicated.
The Richmond "Whg" says that the ladies of that city
circulating petition for the release of Davis.
The Herads" Havana correspondent of the l2th says
the Government has dispatched three steamers to look
after wrecks between Cuba and Florida.
The Standard that sixteen rebels have beer
hanged and shot in the parish Of St Thomas and it is moi
unlikely before court marals close that over twenty
five will have paid the penalty of their lives.
Hayten troubles announced as settled by the United
States and British officials
The declaration of war between Spain and Chilli causes
excitement and it is thought that not shot will b'
fred.
The Prize fight the championship of America betweer
JOS Elicit of this city, and Bill Davis of California fU
So 600 side which was to have come off on Thursda.
last near Philadelphia indefinitely postponed on accoun
of misunderstanding between the parties They are bot
in fine condition
The Fenan Brotherhood have opened Office in alarg
| building in Union Square.
The guard of soldiers stationed around the White Hous
for the last years yesterday by order OF Preden
johnson, removed.
| New Orleans Nov 16-An extra of the Brownsville
Republican OF the Tth announces the capture OF Mon
terey by the Liberals under Pevers also that no rein
forcements had arrived for Matamoras. merchant VIII
has arrived here says large numbers Of French are andn
| at Bagdad An extra says: Gen. Pedro Mendero ha
arrived and Joined Carido before Matamcras, with go
Liberals having previously surprised Haehenda at Sir
sasqu and utterly destroyed the Imperial garrison of III
men, including number of French troops. The Liberal
claim that they take Matamoras when they pleas
The Matarnoras Ranehero" the Liberals otfere
four hours pluuder of Maamoras to all the United STATE
troops Brownsville who would join them The Rancl
ero" the Federal commander 10 keep suihcieT
force at Brownsville to prevent the attack
The Galveston :" Bulletin" Of the 18th says: Colon
Jones of EscObedos staff here from Brownsville,
the 4th. The Bulletin also says that Capt Sinclair,
the Liberals formerly Lieutenant of the prvateer Aabam
captured Imperial transport the North Rio Grand
brought her to Brownsville and turned her to Il
Federal military authorities who have placed guard
board.
The Indians had created great alarm the norhe
The Houston Telegraph, of the 10TH learns tn
orders have been received in the State from Washingo
not to muster out any troops TO sell any mo
property until further orders. With view to any col
pcation that may arise in Mexican affairs ED. PosT.
The Germans in Texas preparing to plant cott
extensively, 10 be raised by their own labor. .
| New York Nov. l9.-Leters from the City of Mexi
say that immense excitement felt in Mexico concer
ing the probability of the United States aiding the Repu
lcans The belief general that there will be no int
ference in Mexican affairs. In portions of Mexi
the French and Belgian soldiers dying rapidly frC
intermittent fever A great many robberies have be
committed recently betweenhe city OF Mexico and We
Cruz.
The Empress was to leave Nov 5th pleasure Il
to Yucatan. ..
The ssHerald's" Mexican correspondent says that
selection of Senior Duran Mexican Minister TO Enga
will only reflect rdicule upon Maximilan
The execu ton of 0rega Salazar and other officers
u accordance with Maximians decree of Oct 3D. 1t
stated that Gems Rva Paraccas and Alvarez have order
u all the French Belgian and Austrian prisoners held
J. them to be shot in retaliation.
y A letter from Concord N H. says that ex- -Presid
Pierce is dangerously ill from the effects of disease c.
: traeted during the Mexican
| New Orleans, Nov. 19.-The - Times" Matamoras C
respondent saws that the Liberals raised the siege of
place on the night of the 9th, and departed to unkno
regions 1t was thought to be only tent to surprise
capture the city, No French troops have yet arrived
The ''Ranchero" says: The Liberals left numbe
blankets arms etc. II also states that the principal TO
different bands. The Imperial cavalry of the Fre
squadron at the mouth of the Rio Grande.
New York, Nov. 20-The steamship City OF Londo
from Queenstown the 9th, has arrived.
The pirate Shenandoah arrived in the river Mersey
the 9th and surrendered to the guardshp Donegal an
now in the hands of the naval authorities Capt Wad
states that first information of the close OF the war
,r received the Both OF August from the British war
sci Barracuda when she Immediately consigned her
to the hold and steered for Liverpool The Daily NeN
saws that Americans may be inclined to say was
fitting that her end should be British as her origin =
but the Daily News" cannot help asking how the II
andoah was able pursue her course without the i
inerruption from the american uavyf Can it be poss
that it the expectation of recovering compensation
losses resulting from deprcdations, from England,
than she would otherwise have beeni If We come 10
conclusion would of the strongest practical a
ments against the admission of such liabilities aga
England 1t is stated that Waddell has sent lettt
TO- Earl RUSSELL the contents of which unknown.
IN captain and remaining on the Shenandoah
Star" says The vessel will be claimed by Ame
and there is no for refusing to give her up.
- ssTmes" says The personal liabilities OF the car
give rise to perpexng circumstances but street lusilee
be done by the tribunals The Liverpool Post" Sc
When Capt. WaddeI heard the real news, or suspe
that what was told true he put about his ship and
r. for Lisbon not knowing what Interpretation the Britt:
: Federal Governments might put upon his conduct
entered FOCUS paid off the crew put new crew on DC
and in his long cruise and long voyage ne never enc
tered British or American man-of-war. Liverpool
| patches to the London ' News" say On board the
andoah were about hirty-sx chronometers, together
number of sexants cabinet furniture and other art
of value In her hold still remains large quantities OF
munition. The Mercury" says The representa-
the American Government az this port has been sine
arrival of the vessel in Communication with the Gu
authorities 1t is stated that certain commercial
who were so deeply interested in the of the Co
'y' eracy engaged yesterday in making ingurl