The Montana post. [volume] (Virginia City, Montana Territory [i.e. Mont.]) 1864-1869, 1865-09-02
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Washington, July 80.

-.- Washington, July 30.
1t is understood that the rebel ram stonewall is
now In the service of Government, but Will not
at present be brought to the United States for fear
of the yellow fever, prevalent at Havana where she
lies. The State Department has received advices
from the United States Consul at Palermo, dated
July 4th relative to the Asiatic cholera, preva
lent In that vicinity. He represents that owing to
the prevalence of the cholera in Alexandria, and
some cases having happened at Malta the Director
General of the health Office has ordered the expulsion
of all vessels arriving from these points There
panic in Palermo and Messna. There have been no
of cholera, except in Messina of person from
the steamer from Alexandria, who died at the
Lazerette.
.-.. Cincinnati, July 81.
riot occurred in Cumminsville yesterday, in
which three men were shot, and large amount of
property destroyed
New York, July 81.
A fire in Williamsburg, this forenoon, destroyed
IA dwellings on Sanford street. ---
Farther Point, July 81.
Per the Hibernia from Liverpool on the 10th inst.
of Birmingham, and large numbers of the poor had
been attacked.
An earthquake occurred in the district of Cafonia
in Spain. Several lives lost, and great damage
done to property.
New York, August l.
Washington special TO the Post contains report
of proceedings of private meeting of the friends
of JEFF Davis, held in this city yesterday, to devise
ways and means for the defense of Davis and his
associates, which held at the of Mr. Carlos
Butterfeld.
1t is understood that the rebel Gen. Dick Taylo,
has obtained permission to hold interview witt
Davis, and has gone to Fortress Monroe for that
purpose.
The Damascus, which left Liverpool on the 9th
brings that the Great Eastern had paid out 500(
miles of the cable. Everything auspicious and
| the weather fine.
New York Aug l.
| An ovation was given to Gen. 0rtega. The I'll
regimental band serenaded him. A large assemblag
was present. letter adverse to Maximllian wa
read from Gen. Sherman, which was enthusiastcall,
received.
New York, Aug. 6.
| The Times London correspondent says that Gen
| Breckenridge expected in London on the 2Sth
on his way to Paris He is accompanied by severa
Confederate officers, who, it is supposed will volun
teer for Mexico.
New York, Aug. s.
The Tribune's special Richmond correspondent say
that in that city all the young men citizens way
lay and assault every negro they meet while the olde
citizens universally adopt the plan of fighting ou
the commandant being inadequate to stop the grow
ing abuse.
! Washington, Aug. 6.
The General Commanding Department of Texas
required to forbear from any intervention betwee
France and the sovereign power, of which Juare
continues to be recognized as chief.
Farther Point, Aug. 13.
Per the Moravian from Londonderry, on the 81
The latest dispatch from the Great Eastern WI
received the I'd inst, which reported all going
well, and 200 miles of the cable paid out. On tt
day following, the signals became unintelligibl
and no communication has been had since. eau:
unknown.
Hart's Continent, Aug. IA.
The schooner First Fruit, from Cardiff, reports th
she the Great Eastern and the British ship
Terrible, August 9th, and they reported that tt
cable had parted on the I'd, and buoyed up
} lat. 81 40, long. 80.