The Montana post., 1866-09-22


passed it on the third reading. Inc
House has agreed 10 do no other pus
ness except the election of O United
States Senator. II
lBy the cable we have the following
dispatches:
London, Sept. 11th.
i The Times Paris letter, published TO-
day, says that the Emperor Maximllian
is expected to return from Mexico 10
Europe by war steamer
Madrid, Sept. 11th.
The Estatette of to-day says that the
French troops must be withdrawn from
Mexico with the utmost caution, unless
amicable relations are previously eseao-
lisbed with President Juarez.
..... st. Louis, September 1lth:
Nine cemeteries report SO cholera IN |
terments on Sunday. Seven cemeteries
report Al on Monday. -r iss
'.l Chicago, September llth:
The President arrived at Louisville
Yesterday D. m, and was well received.
The Indianapolis Journal says, the dis
turbance there on Monday evening is
deeply regretted, but denies that there
was any personal danger to the Presi-
dent It SAYS that the crowd were ex-
asperated that he should receive par
tizan reception, and in the mass and jam
| it was impossible to do any thing with
the excited people after the arrival OF the
train. The casualties now that are all
known, are as follows;
Stewart, killed Rocker, of Hamilton
county. so badly wounded that amputa-
ton Of the leg is necessary; 4. +. Fletcner
Secretary of the street railway, slightly
wounded in the hip; Truckers shot In
the eye; man, name unknown, wound
ed in the stomach, and a woman tramp
led in the stampede until her life Is
despaired of. ..- r. o.
Truckers, who is a johnson man, ac-
knowledges the first shot, and has been
arrested.
The trip to Louisville was very sue
cessful, with great crowds and speeches
at all the stations. Gen. Grant left the
party at indianapolis to visit his parents
i in Covington, in Kentucky, but will
Ereioin the the President at CINCINNATI
to-day.
The Republicans OF Cincinnati, know
ing that Grant was in town, got up a
seranade, and called him out at the
Theater last evening, when Grant said:
al am no politician. The President OF
the United States is my Commander-in-
chief. Iconsider this demonstration IN
. opposition to President Johnson, and
cannot and will not meet you. IT you
have any regard for me, you will take
your men away to their homes. L am
greatly annoyed at this demonstration
for came here to enjoy this theatrical
7 performance. l will be glad to see you
all tomorrow, when the President ar
. rives.'
+ Albany, September 18th.
, The Democratic and Conservative
, State Convention met at noon 256 del
egates present, including 90 who have
heretofore acted with the Republican
r party. Thurlow Weed, Collector Smytht
v and other prominent persons were or
|. hand.
: Trenton, September 11th.
: The constitutional amendment wa
C ratified by the New Jersey Legislature
to-day. In the Senate the vote was 1.
ayes, 10 nays; in the House, the yea
t were "a, nays 25 The joint resolution
3 ratifying the amendment was prompt,
i signed by Gov, Ward. Its passage wa
greeted with great applause in botl
Houses. The Legislature then adjourn
ed till next Monday evening. -. ,-..
e st. Louis, September II tn.
A telegram from St. Joseph to day
J. says: The train which arrived at thi
h place last night, brings report that tw
teamsters, Geo. Hill and Luke West, ha
been killed 60 miles beyond the Littl
n Blue in a fight with the Indians. Th
II Chyennes and Kiowa eswear to hold tn
Smoky. Hill route, at all hazards. 5a,l
spite of this threat, Maj Jared started
n train of % wagons across this point.
of goes to Virginia City, Montana, and
loaded with bacon. A fine looking Sc
of men accompany it, armed with z
a Enfield rifles and Is revolvers.
he Hearts Content, N. F., Sept. 9Th.
Since Sunday, many uninterrupte
n. successes have followed the Great Eas
ed ern, and she laid the shore end of th
lg cable of 1866 on Saturday evening at for
e. o'clock, under salute from the ships
IN war in the harbor and tremendous chez
ing from large crowd of enthusiast
spectators assembled-a second trump
MS of ocean telegraphy. The electrical co
MT dition of the cable is most perfect ar
., messages are now being sent and receive
m over it.
nd ..,,..a a rt Montreal, Sept 18th.
nd NJ Montholon French Minister to Il
United States, is looked for here in
day or two.
- A United States consular agency h
.,- been established at the capital of Ca
We -s.0H New York, Sept. 18th.
Is Two officers of the Danish governme
ar, are in this country to superintend Il
he settlement of eight thousand Scandin
,OO Wan immigrants, to arrive by a new Iii
All of steamers between this city and t
We Baltic ports.
ct, The HeralGs Rio Janeiro correspo
Is, dent, August 8th, says the allies o
he where they were at last advices, in
'ry morass under the guns of the Paraguf
a ans and still unable to advance or wit
- draw. The smallpox had broken 0
he in a malignant form among the ALI
ain forces.
ZEN Late European papers say the chOle