The Montana post. [volume] (Virginia City, Montana Territory [i.e. Mont.]) 1864-1869, 1865-12-16

ent Interference.-.Eya of
Chihuahua and SinalOa by the Isa.
rialists---Southern Members net to
be Admitted to C0ngress..-Habea
Corpus RestOred.--M Meeting of Con.
gress...lndian Outrage-.Successful
Revolution in Peru.--.Sherman,s
Bill, etc., etc.
The Commercials Washington special says: There
good reasons for believing that Secretary McCuoch will
recommend steady funding of the floating debt with
regular withdrawal of greeubacks, which must
contraction of the National Bank circulation.
1t has been officially announced that the government has
received information of any difficulty with Imperaists
on the Rio Grande.
special the Tribune" says: No part of the Pres
dents message has received much attention that rela
ting to Mexico His position is understood to be that
while cannot be indifferent to tansprng events in
Mexico, yet interference part at present is net
necessary. l.
Washington, Nov. 28th.
The prospects that the House Representatives will
organize on Monday by electiug COfax, Speaker AMP
Mcpherson Clerk As far be ascertained it is MT
believed that any Of the members elect from any of the
Southern States except perhaps those of Tennessee aHd
Arkansas, will be permitted to take part in the organza
ton of the House.
New York, Nov 2sth.
dispatch says that important information regard
ing Mexican affairs has just been received by govern
ment.
special to the Z" Herald" says: The report of the
Comproerof the Currency sent to the printer yester
day. In treating the questions of the national banks
and currency, he presents very valuable facts
makers. 1t understood he will the moving of the
Bureau to New York.
prominent question before the next Congress will he
the increase of the regular Grant is understood
avor the mastering out OF the volunteers and such add
tions to all arms Of the service will make the nominal
strength of the regular army about rs, 5,OO0-
Richmond Nov 9th
Gen. Grant has freely expressed his opinion here with
regard to Mexican affairs. He said emphatically that
advent of Maxmilian to the pretended throne of Mexico
was part OF the rebellion and his immediate expulsion
should be part of its history France did not ask
consent TO establish him the throne and should
consult that power in reestabshng the republic. He said
France had right to interfere in the question but if she
chose to involve herself in with the United States
this point is the time, while army and navy
yet organized.
Washington, Nov. 29th.
The Charleston correspondent of the Herald" says
that Sckles has succeeded Gen. Gilmore in the command
of the Department of South Carolina The citizens seem
think that the change indicated dspleasure the part
of the President at their shortcomings in the work of
strucon and purpose the part of the Government
| reestabsh martial law.
Dispatches from New York announce collision between
the Federal and French troops the Rio Grande The
reports of the press do not confirm it.
New York. Nov. 29th.
The Custom House authorities have ceased to search
after the body of Preston King thorough having
been made in all places where supposed the body
| might be.
Copenhagen, Nov 18th.
The King of Denmark has given Messrs Jas. Wylde
Copmann Co. the concession for laying the telegraph
between England, Norway and North America, by way
| of Greenland.
Havana, Nov 22d.
The steamer Heddrick Hudson arrived to-day from
Philadelphia. While entering port Spanish man-ofwaI
into her striking her amdshps and cutting her down
to the waters edge She had government pilot aboard
at the time Temporary repairs will be made and she will
sail on the regular day.
New Orleans, Nov. 29th.
The Mississippi Legislature has adopted bill, permit
ting testimony in all except where only whites
| ara interested.
The 'Times's" Brownsville correspondent says that
Wezel and Meas consultation resulted in order stating
that, insulting articles would appear in the
Rauchero," the officers and men of the u 5. command
were prevent insult the Mexcans by any person
| the neutral bank. All quiet at MatamOras.
| New York Nov 2gth.
II. " johnson, says Washington special is of opinion
that no Southern member will be admitted to a seat in th
Congress.
On the 25th of October the French were compelled t,
evacuate chihuahua State and city, and withdraw int
Durango.
Governor els in his message advises the people ant
Legislature of Louisiana to accept the present order
things frankly to elect Senator'S to pay interest
by means other than heavy taxation to appropriate tn
proceeds OF educational taxes levied on negroes solely
their He says the President is most ANXIOUS that Lou
sana should take her place in the Union and hopes tina
they will give evidence of their desire to stand or fall b.
his policy.
New York Nov 3Oth
The Herald's" Fort Monroe correspondent says tina
all the Virginia Congressman preparing leave 70
Washington The oath question will be tested by MI
Stuart who will make application to take his with
out taking the test OATH
special to the Herald" says it is understood that
effort will be made by the New York delegation at tn
organization of Congress- to depose Mcpherson from tn
Clerkshp of the House Several candidates are alread
I named.
special to the "Tmes" saws there will be seven cor
tested in Congress- Sth New York 18th and 2ls
Pennsylvania 18th Ohio 9TH Indiana 4th Missouri and st
Michigan. r. ....
The credentials of the members very in arriving
and doubtful if the clerk will be able to make up ii
roll in time
loro<
Arizona, has been received
Rio Janero dates to the oath state that the Paraguayau
received another defeat at Naranaos ten miles aboy
Iagunee Cora Another slight engagement occurred
the goth of September near Luisgaez, in which the Pa
aguayans defeated In revenge for this, thirt
s villages were burned by the Paraguayans.
Robert Toombs has escaped from Georgia and sailed
Europe. r
is positively asserted that General Butler has prepare
legal argument showing how Davis and Lee be trie
by military tribunal. .-. t
George Thomas, son of Sir VIM Thomas barouet
England has been arrested and locked up in the Toomb
to await his trial charged with forging bills of credit
Duncan Sherman Go, of this city.
Sinaloa has been evacuated by the French
Il s.. Washington Nov. 30th
The President has issued proclamation, restoring Il
writ of habeas corpus in all the States and Terorie
i except Virginia, Kentucky, Tennessee North Caron
Georgia Florida Alabama, Louisiana Mississippi Texa
Arkansas the District of Columbia and the Territories
New Mexico and Arizona
4 M Cairo H., Nov 3oth
QuanreIl was here to-day en- route for Washington,
T. sue for pardon from the President
n .- New York Dec. lst.
d The Spanish Government has, to-day, declared by
Minister its adherence of the outrages involved in
prosecution of the slave trade and its determination
= in its suppression.
u Out of 800 Indians in the United States ofic
returns show that 81 900 served in the Federal army
r. sra r..-. New Orleans Nov. Both
The prospects of the crop for next year gloomy
negroes do not like work. especially for their old mase
a The levees will be rebuilt at
/: General Gregory, Chief of the Freedmen's Bureau
Texas is reported to have made speech to the negro
wherein he condemned the reconstruction policy of
of President ~.
: Fr- .s . Grenada, Miss, Nov. Both
collision occurred here last night, between party
=, the State militia searching for among the Freedm,
and squad of negroes assisted by some colored sode
M Several of the militia wounded one severely.
y large number of muskets and a quantity of ammunts
:, ETC.. were found and taken from the negroes.
lg Washington, Dec lst
We The Raleigh Standard" publishes compliments
letter from the President to Gov Holden stating that
ne policy will be sustained and that the perversy Of
Legislature had blghed the prospects of the State
IT. immediate entry into the Union.
I'd Messrs Gait and Scott from Canada trying TO eff