The Montana post. [volume] (Virginia City, Montana Territory [i.e. Mont.]) 1864-1869, 1865-02-18
.eooT TERMs:.-s7.5o so Per Year isAa,.,,.
NO. 26.

- .-ss,s.y 49,
to 81 l'eak outsas yet. Iris likely thu, ~,
Governors Of Georgia and NORTH Carnt:u' :u
will ann ounce terms in their procIam,t;on"
The Tribune says that Jef Davis entrs..ns
nim to effect the passage of the cons,;t,..
4 tlonatamendD ent aboiishine slava,v J,
aamitted the wa had DESTROYED the ;ns,;S
.ation and that it a lone Stood in the way =,
peace. This was tod on the floor OF IN. h.
! HOUSE, = s-t'ys-r .gs.. .-.tsl . 80 '1'
En,.EF a5s G. New. York, Jan. 80.
hiroy Smith, in West Nississippi. II "a
aepSf'ea, has been trying4o effect a transfer
Va nis Iorees to Maximilliam, and ali the
GtgrliIory west of the Mississippi. The
herald publishes the rebel army roster fro,,E
an an ainithsntic-source. 1t numbers Isa osn
Oh al arms. scattered over the w6oIe S'onO
federaey. The only army to be depended
on is Lees. - D5Ilas .TEf sE ,isffEf
The rebel leaders still hone for a nows--
Inl and speedy recognition from Euronean
powers. fl The Tribune says: 1t holds the
elue that Jeff Davis sent Archbishop Tyncb
10 the Catholic Powers-fhe leaders IL aes.
Potism and inaetion--whose cause is ;dan.
Hcai with slavery. Bishop Lynch, however.
went tarther, assuring them that the .nc,
neSs " vac Confederacyy would be the ex-
pahsion OF Catholicity. over the entiro
mesaerh hemisphere, and that a league be-.
lMeth rance, Spain and Austria, guided
oy tne Pope, is formed to recornize ,bs
Confederacy on the 4th of March op .ho .ho
ground that the Southern States toot no
part IN the. Presidential election. Tho
tribune adds that expecting an assanIt ~
hichmond, 1T has been determined To Iov IL
10 ashes, rather than surrender. and tbns
subjection. u
1 = it-' 9Iz'hRoanoke Island, Jan.-26.
, q Large numbers of Union prisoners bor
peen brought to Galesburg. n. o.. to me-
vent their liberation by Sherman de-
per day die from bad treatment and sta.
yation..t ~ r..'r -. anu s'ar-
L>h.a7 ..az~!, s'-r Cairo, Jan. so.
/ !, a steamer from the flag ship off Mobile.
"a news 70 New Orleans, of the report,
~ evacuation vac ia OF Mobile. By Natcbez
,e.sei GU, we learn tEat Grand Ecore is fortified
= ."u - Il. enarge OF division Kirby Smith
IS at Shreveport still. Price,s main h,sl
8 at Fulton, on the Upper Red River ar fsa.
ng from cold and starvation. Tnran,-sa
9earson's brigades are at Camden arLaa
as Desertlons are very FREQUENT Tho
'emphis Bulletin announces The c.r,nrs
Ina burning Of the Chippewa and Enn;o
acoos atsWhite Oak shoal, LouisviIIsI
louisville, JAN! 80.
Fourteen e, soldiers captured and Hill.
inn,, 10y a party OF gueriilas belonging to Gen.
! ~ pana, IN revenge, it is stated, for
lie shooting of a guerilla named DnSfaS
Ielegrams dated Philadelphia. RaItimar.
nd washington, January 3lst. assert ,r3
ontradlet the arrival of peace cotnmiss;on-
IS: New York advices saw the nnoco NJ
'1lations are exploded.
Port Royal, Jan. %.
Salkatchee is occupied by our troors =.
as expected that stand wouId he 80
Ashepoo. r-,F1-r =. V .uaue
- :, New York, Jan. 30.
The last of shefman's corps lcave5So.
nnah Tomorrow. The Herald,s Wash.
gton aispatch announces that it is now
oven 5y the discovery of the wire. rno,
was the rebels who blew up Fort Fisher.
anton, when he visited Sherman anfbor.
~ I MN 10 accept proposals on behalf o.
Washington, Jan. 80.
IN tne house, Ross offered the FOLLOWING.
fesofred, That the thanks of Congres.
the country are due to President lin.
n lor removing Gen. Butler from mill.
Y \, command. Tabled, 97 to AZ.
ne house passed the resolution b.t
-glnia, North and South Carolina. Geors
? riorlda, Alabama, Mississippi, Iouisi,
ana tennessee, are not entitled to rem.
cnsatiyes in the Electoral College. and
rclore no such votes can be received or
meg ,nled Tor President or Vice President.
!, i,oiessor Henry states that the bnrnine
.ne n., smithsonian building viii not intsr,
! sne regular active operations of tie
IA .52,sf -7:i. T. Portland. Jan. 90.
ritlsh papers express regret Mt ths
auon OF the reciprocity treaty 81
ing gulnibtoats it'a on the lakes. The i,ivar-
Post @ speaks of 200, 600 uniforms mad
e Ior ihe rebel artillery. The Time.
q ares ss, .nat no no European Power wopid
y ioollsh as TO take the South under II.
: ee5ion. ss 1L4 The new blockade runner Lei;a
!. % Gown ON I. Liverpool and, out Of Go
u persons were saved. W
''raigudy Ti' has declared war against Bra.
NC piitIsh man-of war BomIay wa,
'ee es % on M1oontevideo, and it is supposed
20 OF her. people perished. 3ltffs :.
was rumored that the Bri.;sb s.,d 81
'ch military authorities at Alden had cot
some difficulty hsI5 7- "a
,sasa sg = New York, Jan. a.
grand debate was had in tho rebel
Sc s., on Thursday, on the subject of arm
!. INC slaves, in the defence of which JeT
Is was severely criticized Tufnerlos
n Carolina denounced the project stafs
that I the slaves would NOT iiyft for IN.
u, but be the best allies to thu Na,,,'
Is destruction. The Presidens had ~.
ID the counti = too often his plans Ma ~
,ited and he must not be implicitly fe,.
4 d. s. II He thought the p:s; p:ss;Ser. =.
9 .s on the abolition question. and - cs,Isd hos
!. the ,s House to afHx The indsIlible sssu st;r
I Pubic sentiment ON Tie measnrae ,Ae
z e aeclsissd .e ityopld make another s.
'Ssy " the South, Many r.n.k
I9aIn na1!i Carolina and elsewhere caro Sers
Dasls xas is getting unpopuiaT.
!. ayasw y, e, iowefing linn thai y Mss
eifief Of the hfmies. r. Rssh he was
3 soi lsst onion as meetings lsva Been ssId
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q SHs nd are COL j ], officers "a,