The Montana post., 1865-07-22
TELEGR.4PAIC..
New York, June %.

The Herald's Havana correspondent says:
Rreckinridge and party were all near to
jeff. Davis when he was captured, but they
managed to elude the national troops, and
travelled across the States of Georgia and
Florida to the coast, where they secured a
small boat, in which they put to sea, and
arrived at Cardinas on the llth inst, after
three days and nights being passed almost
without eating or sleeping. At Cardinas
they were serenaded, and received marked
attention from the Spanish Government and
people. They expected to remain at Havana
for some time. a .r
The Herald's Richmond correspondent
says that Gen. Gordon was relieved of the
command of Norfolk on Monday last. The
city is restored to civil rule. His successor
is instructed to act merely as military COM
mandant of the post. .......-...
| Columbus, June %.
The Ohio Union State Convention, yes
terday, nominated Gen. j. ID. Cox for gov
ernor, by acclamation.
| zas..,.s'-=,.-s, Washington, June p. :
The President has issued a proclamation
providing for reorganization of Alabama,
appointing Lewis Z. Parsons provisional
| Governor. ... .....
| . New York, June %.
The Times Washington special says that
Phillip Lee, of Kentucky, John r. Davis, of
Tennessee. and James l.. Seward, formerly
a member of Congress from Georgia, were
pardOned to-day. '.
The South Carolina delegation arrived to-
day and had pleasant interview with the
President, and afterwards with the Secretary
of War. The delegation ask that their
State be placed upon the same footing as the
other wayward sisters, and that provisional
Governor be appointed.
The Tribune's Washington special says ::
+ 1t is stated that Ex- Governor Wright, of
Indiana, will be rendered the mission to
Berlin.
) The President has rescinded the orders of
the Secretary of the Interior, creating new
Board of Examiners for the Kansas branch
of the Pacific Railroad.
Richmond papers Of the 10Th contain the
. following:
At the late election, the counties of Accomac
: and Northampton gave VIM. Ii. B. Curtis,
for Congress, l,l30 majority. For the
House Of Delegates, Virginia, Thomas I'll.
William and DR.. John W. Field were elected.
Both are conservatives. Curtis was the
, Union member of the Virginia Convention.
and conservative and opposed to confsca-
ton.
TYLER is at present United States collector
! for the destitute citizens of Dinwiddie. The
meeting ad pied resolutions prohibiting ne,
groes from comina upon their plantations
except upon business, fixing their pay a
n five dollars per month, and refusing to EN-
ploy any unless recommended by their pre-
vious employer. While recognizing Pierpon
as Governor, and appreciatlng his generous
sentiments, they deprecate the constitution
of the State Of Virginia as now in force
ted for Virginia that has been Tor Nort
Carolina. ,,
i The Commercials bulletin says: The =
or U. S. Cavalry (colored) mutinied on boar
steamer living at the wharf in Portsmouth
last Tuesday evening. They okpossesslo
of the vessel. and refused to allow 1t I
leave. The next morning they went ashor
armed, and ran rioting through the toWi
> White troops were summoned from Varlot
quarters, and Gen. Graham took comman
of them. They soon overpowered the biaci
and drove them aboard the ship. They WEI
L. disarmed and sent down the bay.
The Tribune's special says: Among II
,SS ai vast number of applications for pardon hl'
at the White House, there is not sing
instance in which the applicant does n
assert that he opposed the inauguration
the rebellion.
Several parties in the South who we
:. acting as postmasters when the war pro
sn' out, have reported the amount of their
- debtedness and have expressed their desl
to liquidate the same. few have II
warded the money. -,
Washington, June 22
VIM. II. Gale and Charles f. HALEY ha
- been commissioned as Associate justices
=, the Supreme Court of Colorado, and JAG
Houghton as Justice of the Supreme Co
ice of New Mexico.
The feet for the Brazil station, under
:, command of Admiral Gordon, left Hamp
oH Roads yesterday. -
The Herald's special, Brownsville Ii
saws: Information has been received at
anu Headquarters of Gen. Mejia, at Matamol
Ok of an engagement which lately took pl
,ru between the Imperialists and the Liber
WIN in which the latter were defeated, los
Picks 700 killed and 1000 prisoners, together
and arms and ammunition. Negrete is repol
to be prisoner. Callado and Blanco
lack supposed to have been captured and sho
,oons Gen. jackson, commanding the COLI
troops. had reached Texas safely, and
disembarked.
New York, June 2
A Washington special to the Herald s.
Preparations have commenced for mus
ing out between 10000 and $4,000 trc
from the armies of Gems. Meade, Han
ane Logan. About 5000 of those etfec
< whose terms Of service first expire, wi
MAJ mustered out from the army of the Pott
by the regimental organizations.
Hancock's veteran command will be
- Of
to the Quceu 10 i,uoo. Iuo niAiS VI
stock, will lose fully $4,000.
TIE Worlds special says that l5
e! troops, 900 horses, ,and 5000, 900, ,ooopO
of baggage have been transported from
pros sps city by railroad since the grand reviews
held.
,uses, Three assassinations of Union men
10 occurred in the vicinity of Alexandria "
week past.
The Herald's special says: Gen. Bu
49, and friends are presenting his name Tor tn
q, the itary goyernorship of South Carolin