The Montana post. [volume] (Virginia City, Montana Territory [i.e. Mont.]) 1864-1869, 1865-11-18

which was sinking The Harza took off the crew and
brought them here.
The Herald's special from Toronto SAYS: The
Fenian excitement increases. Great activity is man
ifested In military circles, and drills inspections,
enrolling volunteers, ETC., Is going on. Many sol
dlers In the regular regiments desertng and going
to the States; many are believed to be Fenians
Many Scotchmen are joining the Order in Montreal
The exodus from Canada to the States just now is
very large.
The Tribune's Jackson (Miss.) correspondent says
Gov Sharkey first order to the militia is that they
shall search the houses of freedmen for arms and
! ammunition. The search has commenced, and any
negro who may have in his possession shot gun or
other arms is compelled to give it up.
The authorities of Brooklyn, Chelsea end jersey
City adoptn precautionary measures against the
introduction of cholera.
The Central Bank Note Company have finished the
engravings of the bonds of the Irish Republic, au-
thorized to be issued by the Fenan Congress recently
In session at Philadelphia. The specimen copies
which have been shown present very handsome ap-
pearance and 1t is said they proof against the
arts of counterfeters. The public sale of the bonds
Is expected to commence In two weeks. They bear
SIX per cent interest payable at the capital of the
Irish Republic, and redeemabe six months after
the independence of the Irish nation is acknowl-
edged. The Fenian Senate had established finance.
military, naval and civil bureaus, and transacted
other important business relative to the organization
in America and Ireland.
Chief Justice Chase spoke at the reception of the
English capitalists last evening" and said he believed
the present differences between England and America
could be settled without loss of honor to either of
the parties
The ex-rebel Gen. Imboden is in this city, arrang-
ing for the formation of national express to ope
rate over the whole country, with headquarters at
Richmond.
General Ortega will shortly leave this city for
Mexico, to the administration of the affairs
of the Republic.
Columbia, S. c., Oct. 26.
m w read hafo
Legislature to-day, says that, though his appoint
ment was made several months after that of other
provisional Governors, yet South Carolina is
far advanced In reconstruction any other State.
He alludes to the new constitution popular and
democratic thus inspiring the people with zeal and
energy in developing the of the State and
| recommends fostering internal Improvements and
manufactures, and the encouragement of foreign
emigration. Northern friends are invited to come.
The election of electors for President of the United
States, he says should be given to the people, and
early day to be fixed for the election of mem
bers to Congress Should those who elected be in
Washington with their credentials, when the clerk
calls the rolls, they cannot be excluded any more
than those from Massachusetts. No man from South
Carolina can take the-oath without perjury. 1t is
not the policy of the President to enforce this and
he believes it is not the policy of Congress. An
election is necessary for two United States Senator'S
for six years from the Sd of March last and one
for the unexpired term to March, 1867. He recon-
mends the issuing of State bonds and the selling of
them to pay the State debt and to avoid the
taxation for the organization of militia.
| Milledgeville, Ca, Oct. 26.
j In the Convention, to-day resolution intro
duced to appoint committee of five to memorialize
the President for the release of eff Davis After
amendment to include all the Confederate prisoners,
4 it was adopted by heavy majority. An ordinance
nullifYing the ordinance of secession was adopted.
The resolutions of the secession Convention which
were incompatible with the civil and military laws
| Of he pl pd An ordl
to redlstrlct the State was adopted seven Congress
sional Districts being made. An election for Gov.
| ernor, Congressman and Assemblymen ordered
: for the 18th of November.
New York, Oct 81.
The Herald's Washington special says that it i:
: now positively known here that the trial of JEFF
Davis is decided upon, the arrangements for which
are nearly completed The trial will be for treason
and will take place either in this city or in that o
: Richmond.
Ex-Gov. Neil S. Brown, of Tennessee, was par
doned to-day by the President.
The Indian Bureau, yesterday, received intelii
gence that the Legislature of the Chickasaw natioI
had ratified the treaties lately negotiated at For
Smith, Arkansas, including the provision abolishine
!, slavery.
5 The Tribune's Washington special says Advice
] received at the Freedmen's Bureau, to-day from
Mississippi represent an unsatisfactory state of affair
existing in that State in relation to the freedmen
Many courts still refuse the admission of negro tes
J. timony, Notwithstanding the proclamation of tn
Governor, and thus evince their intention to eyade
e in every way possible the recognition of the right
e of freedmen.
# The teachers for the freedmen, sent out by th
is northern benevolent societies, leaving thei
e schools with the withdrawal of troops deamin
II it unsafe to entrust themselves among people, pre-
fessedly their bitterest enemies.
p Boston. Oct. q.
3 jos. E. Worcester L. L. D., author of Worcester
Il Dictionary died at his residence in Cambridge tc
le day, aged 81.
IS New York, Oct %.
h special to the Times, from Washington, tn
y 27th says the Cabinet meeting to-day discussed th
recent correspondence between Minister Adams an
Earl RUSSELL without reference to any action on th
subject.
Intelligence has been received by the Goyernmer
that influential delegation of Canadians Is short
to come here for the purpose of making an effort
re-establish the Treaty of Reciprocity between ii
United States and the Canadas.
m 1t is reported that Caleb Cushing will superseC
e Mr.. Adams in England, and that the latter gentl
e will return home and become Secretary of Stat
r. The Richmond correspondent of the Herald statt
that B. Fabian, charged with fraud In the New Sor
Costom House. has been arrested there. 1t is alege
that he connected with the recent unlawful shi
al ments of acohol.
IN A special to the World, from Washington, date
ye the I'd, says the Navy Department has ordered,
ed telegraph the race to take place between tt
he Algonquin and Winoski, as soon as the engines
ly the former can be put in order.
Gen. Spinner, to-day, ordered that the tax upc
Oh deposits of default in national bank, shall cea
ia the moment the bank fails to pay its liabllitit
Up to the present time but one has failed.
n Washington, Oct. 26.
The fifty millions in the fve-twenties being file
n Assistant Treasurers ordered to receive
y. subscriptions.
Secretary McCulloch and the Commissioner
Internal Revenue have under consideration circul
regulating trade between the United States a
IT. Canada The circular will, be issued in day tw
TO
pes DATES To NOVEMBER 2d.
,,h PalmerstOn,s Successor-...Americ rica
nd Claims.--England Disposed to Sc
nm tle...-.French-Me exican Question
For Etc., Etc. .f- H..a r.-.
ese .... ....H.. New York, Oct. 81
ON The "City of Boston, from Queenstown on
rat 10Th, has arrived. Earl Russell will succeed Ii
rs. Paimerston, Lord Clarendon taking the Forel
by Office. -lI. 5T
ith marked difference has taken place in the tone