The Montana post. [volume] (Virginia City, Montana Territory [i.e. Mont.]) 1864-1869, 1866-03-17

OaOthet In accord with Presiden
SOhnsOn.C Clerks must be Respectful
to the President.-Minnes wis
cOnsln and Maryland Endorse tn,
action of COngress..Internat
copyright with BritaIn..IncOrp
ration of the eSOuth.Pactfic Railway
ny..Habeas Corpus Suspend.
ed i'm lreland..The FenianS ON TN.
Alert Tor a MOve..COnfe fedora ton al
the British PrOvinces-.Passage al
the no-Admittance Resolutions by
the Senate-.C gressiOnal, etc.
New York March lst-The aHerald's" Fort Monro
correspondent states that jeff Davis pretended to he snr
pred that the national salute which fred on the 2
included one Tor each of the lately rebel States Date
from Guadaoupe to January lst show eleven bupdre,
deaths from cholera Advces to the 18th saw the
gon was decreasing but had made its appearance il
dominica. Cholera was found at Havana. ii Vera CRU
dates to February 18th and City of Mexico TO the IOb
give new list OF Imperial successes principally in Micho
acan where three thousand Juarists yere defeated ;tl
great loss and dispersed. # The Times Wasbingtor
special the President fully sustained by the
and there will be no disruption. Senator Dooittle
addressed meeting OF the Republicans at Hartford last
night endorsing the Presidents action and opposing ali
amendments to the constitution including the chang
ing OF the pass OF representation He in favor of the
ADMISSION OF the Representatives and Senators from Ten
nessee, at once
Washington, March 1st-Jane G.. Swisshelm was dis.
missed from her cerkshp in the Quartermaster enerap
office Monday for language dsrespectfu 70 Presdent
johnson In little weekly paper edited by her. The
agent Of Maximian is floating about Washington in a
the Treasurer of the United States has invested the
OF Ooo voted her by Congress, in United States five
twenty bonds
Chicago March ls-Afer considerable debate the CON-
slderaon Of Binghams amendment to the constitution
which is intended by the originator give Congress the
power 10 enforce guarantees act as bill of rights
was adjourned till Tuesday, the I'd April Hale of New
York, new member, won the honors after contest on
points of order in which General Banks and number of
old Congressman took part The Minnesota Legislature
have adopted resolution by strict party vote that II ia
to Congress that the people should look for true recor
sructon policy and rely upon its rmness and wisdom
IN the present exgency of public affairs. Resolutions s
tanning the President tabled by hearty vote in both
Houses. n The Wisconsin Legislature has passed the
following: "ResotUed, That while remember with
gratitude the noble and devoted patriotism manifested by
President Johnson during the dark DAYS of the rebellion
we should be guilty of decevng him and
our constituents il we failed to declare that the message
yeoing the Freedmens Bill in its general and spirit
has caused pain and disappointment among his true friends
and supporters and has been hailed with exuberant io
and exultaton by every who sympathZes with the
rebellion who cold and indifferent when treason
threatened the life of the Republic Resolred That we
most cordially endorse and approve the action of those
Senators and Representatives in Congress who have per
sseny asserted the right of Congress to determine for
itself when and in what will admit Representa
nves from the States dsorganized by rebellion and we
earnestly request them to firmly resist the admission of
Representatives from such States until peace is fuv
secured and the people of each State positively guarantee
equal and Justice all persons of whatever cor
within their borders.
Baltimore, March lst-At meeting to sustain the pol
icy OF Congress great enthusiasm manifested Sena.
we
OF Nevada and Representatives Mckee of Kentucky and
Francis Thomas and j. L. Thomas of Maryland and 9th.
e spoke Senator Trumbul reviewed the recent speech
of Seward at New York
Washington, March 2d-A Congressional committee il
charged with the duty Of circulating all documents on
reconstruction among the people The guarantee
Pacific Railroad and granting lands in aid its construc
ton has passed Mineral lands are not included in the
gant-coal and iron lands to be designated as min
eral The road to be finished by the 4h of July 1878
Sumner presented petition in favor of the election of
the President by direct popular General Ashboth
is nominated as Minister Venezuela and w IT Copshau
of Ohio Minister to Ecuador The House committee on
the Pacific railroad considered the question of further aid
to the Northern route yesterday but without other result
than showing favorable disposition In the Senate
Sumner presented petition of the authors and publishers
OF the country asking for international copyright law
between the United States and Great Britain which was
referred to the Committee on Foreign Relations Lane
offered resolution nsructng the Judiciary Committee to
inquire into and report the expedeucy of passing law
calling for National Convention to consider amendments
to the constitution OF the United States which ordered
TO be printed
New York, March 2d-The news of the suspension of
the habeas corpus in Ireland creates great excitement in
the enan circles Procamations have been issued for
all the circles to be the alert II is Oahoneys belief
that fighting will begin in Ireland
Cornwall, Z. W., March 2d.-At public demonstration
and dinner given to the members of the Government last
evening, speeches were made by the Hon Messrs Gait
Rowland Mcdonald and Cartier. Mcdonald asserted that
accomplishment in few weeks. Referring to the militia
he said Canada had now 10000 well drilled with officers
TO lead them.
Washington, March 3d-The Senate last night finally
passed the House resolutions not TO admit Senators and
Representatives from the lately rebeious States till Con-
gess had declared each State restored the Union-ayes
20; noes, l8 The following were the ayes: Anthony
Brown, Clark Chandler Conness, Cragin Creswe Fes,
senden, Foster Grimes, Harris Henderson Howe Kirk.
wood Lane of Indiana Morrill, Nye, Pollard, Pomeroy
Ramsey, Sherman, Sprague, Sumner, Trumbull, Wilson
Williams Wade Wiley and Yates-29; noes, Buckalaw
Cowan Davis, Dixon, Doottle Guthrie Hendricks John,
son. Lane OF Kansas McDougall Morgan, Nesmith Nor
ton. Riddle, Salisbury, Stewart Stockton and Van
Winkle-l9. Absent, Foote, Howard and Bright The
above division is the the passing of the Freed
mems Bill over the veto except the absence of Howard
who would have voted aye The result shows compact
both of the majority and the minority r Fessenden
explained the delay in the action of the Committee on
Reconstruction. He said it unavoidable Not a day
had been thrown away; but the President had not
Vouchsafed the information asked by Congress- had
obtained by the crcuous method of committees The
President has signed the bill authorizing the detail of
steamers to lay telegraph cable Behring's Straits
William A. Browning the Presidents late private Secre-
tary, died here, yesterday.