The Montana post., 1866-09-22
ing the issue of thirty million, payable
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ing the issue of thirty million, payable
in one year from their date.
It is reported that the King of Saxony
has decided to resign in favor Of his. son.
Chicago, September 11th.
Returns from the Maine election yes
terday, show gains indicating majority
of 81, 900 for Gen. Chamberlain and every
congressional district carried. Portland
gives Lynch, for Congress, 2,752, Sweat,
1854. Thirty-two towns give Chamber
lain 1926. Pillsbury 1925. The same
towns last year gave Cony 8, All, Howard,
5,134. &'1fl2t8
Dillingham's majority in Vermont is
over $4,000. ..... ... -.a....-. ......-..
The President arrived in Indianapolis
from St. Louis last evening, and his re-
ception ended in riot-one person was
killed and several wounded. The Pres
ident made several attempts to speak,
but was choked off by cries for Grant
and Farragnt.
The President will arrive in Cincinnati
to-day, but the city council have voted
not to receive him. ........ --.-.. ~....
The London Daily Ners of the LIST
| SAYS: Confederate bonds, which OF late
have been altogether neglected, are in
demand at an advance. They closed at
419. 1t is surmised that accounts may
have arrived favorable to the Philadel-
phia Convention. 1t is difficult, how
ever, to see how the prospects of bond
holders can be improved thereby, since
an absolute condition has been made and
agreed to that the war debt of the South
| should be totally repudiated
The Independence Beige announces the
failure of the Archduchess Carlotta's
negotiations with Napoleon as follows ::
The Empress Carlotta has paid her last
visit to the Emperor, and there is no
longer the slightest doubt that His
Majesty announced to that princess, with
extreme regret, his irrevocable resolu-
ton not to subscribe to any of the
arrangements which she had come to
propose as the means of aiding the dy-
nasty of Mexico. 1t is now certain that
the Empress will not again return to
that country, and that Maximilian will
soon join her in Europe, having abdi-
Gated
4 A strange rumor comes from Rome to
the effect that conspiracy to poison the
Emperor of the French at Vichy was
discovered before he left that place
Poison was to have been administered
in a potion which the Emperor was
accustomed to drink after his bath. II
is asserted that a man named Valentine
was to have carried this design into
effect, but when it was discovered
through q warning letter, sent by one O
the conspirators in the room to the En-
peror of the French, Valentine commit
ted suicide.
Disbursements of gold by the Treasury
/ since the debt statement on the lst inst.
have been about five million dollars, o
which four and half millions were TO
the interest on ten-forty bonds. Th
3 receipts of gold have been in excess o
this, and the Treasury now holds nearl..
eighty millions, of which sixty-thre
} millions belong absolutely to the Gov
: eminent, the balance being Represented
: by gold certificates. The receipts 70
: customs, internal revenue, etc, are nov
t larger than at any other period, anc
/ Notwithstanding the unprecedented raj
: idity with which the debt has been rt
!. duced, the Treasure is in very plethori
t condition.
: Madrid, Sept. 10th.
The papers state that the recent visi
d of the Queen of Spain to the Empires
Eugene, at Barritz was of politics
Q nature.
London, Sept. 10th.
!, The Directors of the British and Cal
u tornia Bank are urged to wind up tb
- affairs of the institution.
3 Earl Stanley is spoken of as the pro
u able Successor of Lord Cowley as Britis
5 Ambassador.
q Vienna, Sept. 10th.
u Austria is about to introduce exte
= sive reforms in the organization of h
army.
St. Petersburg, Sept. 10th.
1t is said all the tribes OF Daghestf
E. have -evolted against the authority
r the Car. .,.
y Florence, Sept. 10th
t. The Italian Government has issued
lie decree which disbands $4,000 men of Il
er Italian army.
Austria has invited Italy to send pie
C ipotentiaries to meet others appoint
IN by Austria for the purpose of adoptil
y, measures for the improvement of te
It, graph and post communication betwe
or the two countries.
y 49,. Athens, Greece, Sept. Sth.
II The Creratese have rejected the terl
offered them by the Turkish Goyernme
ah and continue their revolts. -,-f t.
ne The inhabitants of Pirus also clal
-, their freedom from Turkish rule, a
II. have abandoned their habitations q