The Montana post., 1866-09-22
Latest News by Telegraph.
New York. Sept. 18th

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New York, Sept. 18th.
The Commercials money article says
We understand the Secretary of the
Treasury has decided upon paying off at
an early day the remaining portion of
the temporary loan represented by clear
ing house certificates and amounting to
$45, ,53S, 900. = Z . : ? =
The following dispatches were received
per the cable:
Liverpool, Sept. 18th.
The steamship City of London sailed
to-day, for New York, taking G101 900
IN gold
London, Sept. 18th.
The Times, to-day, editorially admits
that the Empire of Mexico has withered
away, and thinks that the country should
be left to itself
Consols, for money, S9ac; U. s. fve-
twenties, III.
Vienna, Sept. 18th.
The negotiations for peace between
Austria and Italy are making rapid pro-
gress.
Berlin, Sept. 18th.
The AAgenine Zeitung of today has
an article on the Eastern question, the
re-opening of which by Russia, it says,
cannot be from pacific motives, or for a
peaceful purpose.
Toronto, c. W., Sept. 18th.
A complete armament of Armstrong
field guns, to equip two batteries of vol
unteer militia are on the way from Eng
land. The government will purchase
1000 horses Immediately for the use OF
the artillery.
Augusta, Me-, Sept. 18th.
The Kennebec Journal has the official
returns from one hundred thirty-eight
cities, towns and plantations, which give
Chamberlain 61,215; Pillsbury, 35,922
Chamberlain's majority thus far is 25 ,293
The same towns last year gave Howard
36,979.
London, Sept. 18th.
The Vienna Volksfreund, clerical
organ, contains some curious news
namely, that the Pope is to give up Rome
as the capital of Italy, preserving to him
self the Vatican and st. Peters, while
Venetia is given over to the Papacy al
territorial property, Austria preserving
the right of garrison in the Quadrilateral
and holding the port eff Malaneoco fol
her fleet.
In diplomatic circles in Berlin an i'm
mediate reapproachment is expected be
tween the courts of Berlin and Vienna
According to some accounts the initia
tive policy was taken by the King, bu
Count Bismarck is also now in favor O
an alliance with Austria.
Vienna papers have the sensational
intelligence of the betrothal of the Prime,
Imperial of France with the eldest daugh
ter of the Prince Royal of Prussia.
The exchange of the Austro-P Prussial
peace treaty took place at Prague OF
the Both ult The treaty would be pub
lished at Berlin and Vienna on the 1st O
September. r.--.. --
10 Liverpool, Sept. 18th.
The Cunard steamers Europa an,
Tarife sailed this afternoon for Qnebet
direct, with regiment of hussars for sci
vice in Canada
> t.aef Ea London, Sept 18th.
Money unchanged; consols closed a
S74; 5-20's, 724. .
COnemaugh, Sept. 14th.
While the Presidential party wer
halting for short time, the platform
over the old canal at Johnsontown fel
in, precipitating hundreds of men, We
men and children distance of twenty
| five feet, and piling them one upon al
other. There was much screaming an
rushing of friends to the rescue, an
amid scene of great excitement an
confusion, the train moved on befor
the extent Of the damage could be asce
tanned.
' % New York, Sept. 14th.
The Commercial says gold is gettin
weak. The bull clique appear to be le
ting out gold to draw out a new shol
interest.
Paris, Sept. 18th.
The Honiteatr, to-day, publishes col
vention which was signed at the City .
Mexico, July 30th, by which Maximilia
transfers to French agents one half tt
receipts from customs throughout th
Empire, for the purpose of paying tt
liabilities of Mexico to France.
'a- Paris, Sept. 14th
| Ia Oh altiCiC puplSuCu III tO-udy
M0niteur, it is stated that Maximilia
has named General Osmond as minist
of war of the Empire of Mexico, to resit
in Mexico, but his military duty to b
own country being incompatible with Il
proper discharge of the duties of the ne
position thus offered him, the Emper'
Napoleon has refused to grant the nece
sary authority to General 0smond
accept the appointment.
Florence, Sept. 14th.
1t is announced that the plenipote
tiaries of Austria and Italy have agre,
upon alLpoints but the amount of Il
indemnity, and that they will soon arri'
at satisfactory adjustment on this SEQ
when the treaty of peace will be official
signed by the high contracting partit
and proclaimed throughout the ty
countries.
London, Sept. 18th.
Consols open at S9a for money. IT
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